The San Francisco call., 1905-05-02
MUSE OF MUSIC
IN FRONT RANK
FOR THE WEEK
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.

OAKLAND. May 1.-severai important tpu-
sical affairs are scheduled to take place this
week Tomorrow evening the pupils of d p
Hughes will participate in ans interesting re-
ciisl at Hamilton Hail and many OF the
names are already familiar TO the public
Mrs. Charles POulter. Mrs Arthur Ressev.
Mrs Llewellyn Williams Mrs Kari Nickel
Mrs. Z. ". Campbell. Mrs. Charles Sefaeffer
Miss Lalia Philips. Miss Emma Gripp J. A
Williams and Roberr Hughes being srnone fbs
ssloists male quartet, including J. A Will
llsIns Charles Poulter. Robert Williams and
Robert Hughes, viii assist. and Altogether the
programme II a promising one
The Hughes Club has inaur rated a monthly
recital that has proved 20 be pleasing inno-
yation; Last Friday the soloists were Mrs
Karl Nickel, Mrs. Ralph Cole, Miss Marion
Mise Helen Neson and Miss Emma Gripp.
For next Thursday evening the members of
St Andrews Church Guild are planning a
musicale 70 take place at Reed Hall. and as
many Of our social leaders are interested Il
promises to be brilliant society event as
well as an artistic success. The list OF pat
ronesses includes. the names OF Mrs. John
Stanly. Mrs. George II. Wheaton Mrs George
Z. Whitney, Mrs T B. coghfl Mrs NJ "
Kaies, Mrs James G. Allen, Mrs Brace Hay
den. Mrs.. James W. Mcclure. Mrs. Allen Har-
wood Babecck, Mrs. H c. Taft, Mrs. Harry
East Miller. Mrs. Harrison Clay, Miss Dyer.
Miss Hampton, Miss cayes. Mrs. George
Stratton. Mrs. Howard Dietrich. Miss Emma
Mshoney Miss Anita whitney, Miss Sherman.
Miss Van Denburgh. Mrs ]. c.. S. Akeriy.
Mrs Robert White. Mrs. z. st. George Hop
kins. Mrs Mary Wheaton Miss Sterett. Mrs
Edward B. castIen. Mrs. j. A. AIthof' Mrs.
Robert Graham, Mrs. Harry Baker Mrs C.
II Fortner. Mrs. Frank BrasweIl and Mrs.
| Perkins.
Among the musicians who viii appear or
the programme are Mrs Raymond Brooke
9Tpheus Quartet. sketch by Mrs: AIler
Babcoek and DR.. Harry p. Carlton and a
little farce by: Miss George Cope and willard
i Barton-ell exceptionally clever: peopie--ars
also among the attractions promised.
Other Interesting musical events are beins
/ planned for the near future, = incllidkng. fhf
4 Orphens Club concert for May i6, Ysaye. ffi.
great gloFiusst for May is and a. recital bt
la chfTlund on me 18th In the rooms or ths
/ Palette. Isre and Pen Club
Is The orpheus club is making. big prepara
fions for It's coming concert and they: hone
to eclipse even the brilliant success Of pas
affairs, % we may hope for musical treat
Harry Bishops big theater on Broadway ha,
been rented for the 0rpheus concert. 50 ther.
i viii be no need OF people being turned away
FOR lack of room; The club owes much d
George II. Collins who IS devoted heart and
soul to the interests Of the Organization
dent Or. Harry p. Carlton; secretary ArtBl
4 W. Moore treasurer. p s. Carlton, Historian
nov e. a1d su1ltg uga ee9snlttee g, = g
Edwin dunbar crandali Is the musical direetoj
Of the club. 80
1 Founders day at Mills win be celebrated
4 ali the college next SATURDAY IN elaborafs
fashion. The festal programme Will begir
i with a luncheon TO the a1urnae and later ths
oiaes OF % Will be initiated and guests AMI
4 students VIII enjoy q Karden fete.
ALAMEDA May r. Rain fnterfered witt
the May day programme of the guilds am
sunday schools of cilrfst church n AZ was hell
4 to-day on the grounds =; OF CAPTAIN r; n
II Thompson on High street There was a larg,
attendance of young and Old this morning bu
! this afternoon all were fnrced TO seek steftei
4 and the last halt Of the programme wa,
1 omitted This evening there was a musical.
| given in Parish Hall under the direction %
f. currier Smith. -. ;; $: = -