The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23

YOLO COUNTY MAY
GET STATE FARM.
WOMEN
ARE ACTIVE IN
CHARITY WORK
By ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.


OAKLAND, May 22.-The society women of
Oakland are intensely Interested in two big
eharlty events that are to take place this week,
otn potn OF which are for the welfare and advance
pept OF hundreds Of little lads and lassies
whose future value to the world as men and
women is enhanced by the kindly forethought
me nrst event is the Oakland Club entertain
inent FRIDAY night. the proceeds Of which will
oe devoted to the maintenance Of the vacation
scnoois. Close on the heels of this affair viii
follow the other, the great May fete at Idora
fark saturday afternoon for the benefit Of the
Maple Hall will probably be crowded Friday
Nshi, for The Oakland c1uD is a popular one
ana me TASK II has set itself is most worthy
the interest the children take In the vacation
schooi There are no tardy pupils there, no
need ior stern discipline the part Of the
teachers These children of the poor seem to
nave learned already the misery that follows
II the train of Ignorance, and they reach out
Aseny for the blessed light OF knowledge. 1t
~ tor These little Ones that the Oakland Club
Is working, and for them thar one OF the CLEVER
est pIoeIamnes Of the season will be given.
lhe GYotp1iou OF an Advertisement is the
attractive tide Of a vaudeville sketch in three
paris mat was written for the occasion by Mrs.
bo,,sehci6sr Inc story reyolyes about a
advertisement In the ps, pers for servant Its
meaning Is rnisunderstood by the various applI-
canS ana The conse luenI cntanglements are
very amusing. Among those who apply Cor
me situation are elocutionists. Japanese dane
ere; iInperspnatorK, coon shouters'' and cake
Advertisement promises to be well worth
watching The tickets. which are only so cents.
may De obtained from any OF the Oakland
For awhile It looked IL the children of
I'M th,s city, Gltx We're re going to be deprived OF the
them the happiest day of all the glad new
year through the kindness of Mr., and Mrs
ton started its brains TO work and next Sat
uroay the little Fauntleroys of fortune and
for one Whole glad AFTERNOON sn'os wit ali the
hlissfai abandon of ohildhood's cameAderie
As usual there viii be ponies and carts,
icecream, lemonade and candy booths merry
go-rounds and everything necessary to com
plets the enJoymspt Of the children and their
escorts who always seem to be delightfully."-
Among those who are interested in this
gTeaf garden party are Mrs W. T.: Yeitch.
Mrs; z 2; Beck. Mrs Thomas crellin. Mrs
T. g coogan, Mrs. r. w Gorriil. Mrs. Edson
Adams; Mrs W. s. Goodfellow. Mrs, Minor
3 Burrham. Mrs. Alfred Eastland. Mrs. E.
~ d; walsh Mrs; william Cliff. Mrs e J.
Moseey Mr. HiTy Hase5 hn0w1s. s nr AndTsg 1,sg
Brown Eyerts. Mrs: r. NJ Fitzgerald. Mrs.
Lee Cole Burnham, Miss Florence White. Miss
Thomas Pheby. Mrs. W. H Morrison. Mrs
Wallace Alexander, Miss Bessie Reed Miss
Ethel crellin. Miss Lille Reed. Miss Kenna.
Burnham, Miss Edith Beck. Misses Oliver,
Miss Carolyn Williamson Miss Helen Chase.
Miss Ruth Kales. Miss Rose Kales. Miss Jessie
Fox. Miss May coogan.
Miss Adele Scott the bright little daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Scott hostessed a
party of iassies Of her own age last Saturday
at natinee performance Of ''old Jed Prouty.' .
a. Af5 ts The t s the merry Tas SsIs drlsen
dinner was eerved-a delicious menu. pink
roses galore bonbons and dainty .favors com
eining to make it everything that little
maids heart could wish for.
This all happened because Miss Adele has
Just passed her twelfth birthday. Her guests
were Phyllis Capwell, Edith Goodfellow, Mar
garet Moore. Hazel Laymance, Eta Schrock,
Flossie Duncan. Helen Mehrmann, Bertha
Fisher, Margsry Lowry. Grace Vesper and
When the birthday cake was cut the division
brought the thimble to Margery Lowry, the
ring to F7ossie Duncan and the pin to Helen
Mehrmann-
When Mrs William Lynham Shiels enter
cussed of the prettiest affairs of the
season She is charming woman and hos
pitahe hostess and the luncheon for Miss
White to-day was of piece with many other
delightful affairs at the Shiels home
Rose-shaded fairy lamps, pink sweet peas in
a tangie of feathery asparagus fern and ex-
quisite little fayors formed a pleasing picture
that ittingly framed by the dozen charm
ing guests and their hostess The party in
cluded Miss White, Mrs. Charles b. Wingate
Mrs Joseph A ChsnsloF Of San Francisco
Mrs Frederick Fenwiok of San Francisco,
ton. Mrs Harry East Miller Miss Evelyn
Hussey. Mrs Lester Wells of Alameda. Mrs
George s. Wheaton, Miss Noelle de Cola,
The leading musical event of the week is of
course. the Orpheus Club concert at the LIB
erty Theater to-mor night The programme
is promising. between the several fine choral
numbers being some solos that arouse pleasant
anucipauons The programme Is as follows:
PART l.
''Sing, Sing. Music Was Given Brewer
With solo by G. A Hall.
MY Love Sleeps Observation-Disclosures. Iyne;
ta) ''rhe Sweetest Flower. ....... Batten
(b3 when Dnll Care. Lane Wilson
John Darlington.
Dance of Gnones''. MacDowell
"Ah, Non Credea' CLa Sonnambula) BelIini
Mrs Cora Hall
With solos by Henry L. Perry and semi
PART II
With solo by J. d. Maddrill,
Fantastic .CFaust) ...........G GounoI
c. A. Neale.
The Birth of the Opal ........ Neidiinger
(a) Hush Thee, Ny Little One :. Bevignani
With solo by e. H. McCandlish
Love Is Meant to Make Us Glad. ".....
Edward German
John Darlington.
IN ABSENCE Buck