The San Francisco call., 1905-05-01

charter roll are advised to send them
in by that time TO any of the above Of
13cers.s Men as we'll as women are elie-
ibie to membership.
The Forum Club had q beautiful
time on Saturday. afternoon, the
occasion of the annual luncheon.
The deft fingers of Mrs. John Gil
more made of the club rooms a great
pink bower, palms and ferns lending
their beauty.
These Forum women have never
been accused ofs dull affairs-but Sat
urday'S was notably gay.
Even the toasts were gay and gayly
rendered as follows:
Presentation by Mrs. Frank Fred
erlcks, the reelected president, of the
toast mistress, Mrs. Frederick Kellogg.
The first toast, "Fads" was desponded
TO by Mrs. c. H. Wood. Mrs. A. l.
Mann talked about Fuss: Mrs. L. r.
Ellert, Fun; Miss May Shannon,
'Fancies''; Mrs. A. o. Haselhurst,
'Frivols," and Mrs. j. T. Scott Free
DOM
Have you heard of the Sacajawea
Statue Association
Sacajawea, commonly known as
the Bird Woman, was, as everybody
knows, the Indian who guided the
Lewis and Clark expedition through
the northern wilderness to the ocean,
making the hazardous trip with her
papoose strapped 10 her back and
against the expressed win of her peo-
pie. So heroic was her conduct that
the records of the expedition speak
feelingly Of the public service she rem
dered TO the emissaries OF the Govern
ment.
Now it is proposed to erect a statue
Of Sacajawea-it is already cast at a
cost of S7000-in Portland during the
exposition, and call is made to all
who are interested to join the league
that the necessary funds be raised.
The payment of $50 to Mrs. Sarah A.
Evans, Oswego, Oregon. will obtain a
membership in the league.
Miss Katherine Chandler, the clever
student of Western history, is a vice
president of the organization. And, by
the way, she has book in press on the
Bird Woman" which snould make
very interesting reading.
To Kulon Club will hold it's meeting
on Wednesday, presenting a famously
good programme, under the direction
of Mrs. Newton J. Tharp. The num-
bers will be as follows:
Two Shakespearean songs-(a) BLOW, Blow
Thou Winter Wind Cb) 1T Was Lover and
His Lass Gerard Barton) Mrs. Marion E. B.
EHo5lnson; H9; scenes scenes ~ from Much "A Ado about
] Tharp. Cast-Leonato. Mrs A ". Austin;
Don John and Friar Francis, Mrs. Dora Ans
Miss Kathleen Booth: Hero, Mrs. Squire Moo
nsg, and Beatrice Mrs. Newton J. Tharp.
Laurel Hall announces its election ON
Wednesday afternoon.
On the 18th the new officers and the
members will gather about the lunch
con board in celebration of the happy
passing of a troublous period-elections
clubs
The Cap and Bells elected the follow
ing officers last week: President, Mrs.
s. V. Mooney, who succeeds President
Field; first vice president. Mrs g. w.
Gage; second vice president, Mrs. f.
w. CrOudace; directors-Mrs. w. p.
buckingham, Mrs. Morris Newton.
Miss Elizabeth Edwards, Mrs. Henry
p. Tricou. Mrs. E. B. Grace, Mrs. G..
Mcclure A delightful impromptu pro-
gramme was given after the voting
closed, Miss Elsa Token, Mrs Charles
Stewart and Miss Eta Langworthy
contributing to the social hour.
Thursday was the Papyrus Clubs
day to shine, with Mrs. John Birming-
ham as the special honor-guest. A
smart programme, with the ensuing
numbers, was offered: Original story,
Mrs. j. w. Orr; two songs for soprano,
Miss Florence E. Darby; wit and hu-
NOR, club members; songs, Nine.
Emilia Tojetti, accompanied by Mrs. ID.
Hirschler; programme arranged by
Nine. Emilia Tojetti.
The regular meeting Of the Consum-
ers' League was held Monday, April IL,
!. Mrs. A. ]. Brown presiding. After the
/ business meeting an interesting adj
dress was given by Mrs f. Wheeler,
welfare worker Of New York, upon So
i eiaI and industrial conditions The
next meeting Of the league will take
/ place Monday, May Is, when selection
! Of officers will be held.