The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-01-05
CLUB WOMEN
WILL GO SOUTH
TO FEDERATION
BY ZOE GREEN RADCLIFFE.

OAKLAND Jan. AFTER almost month s
rest life in the Ebell and Oakland clubs has
resumed its normal, busy aspect. The State
Federation is at hand and the election Of del
erates occupied the attention of the two clubs
at their respective meetings yesterday and to-
day.
Yesterday Ebeil's. board Of directors con-
vened and named as delegates to the fedora
tion which takes place in Los Angeles next
month. Mrs. j. B. Hume, Mrs. Kate Bulk
ley, Miss Julia Frazer. Mrs. John Blackwell
Mrs. A. N. Esterle, Mrs, c. 8. Chamber
lain and Miss Eva Powell. Thir alternates
are: Mrs. ]. r. Scupham. Mrs. G. c. Jud-
son, Mrs. A. H. Glasscock, Mrs. Wakeman
Curtis. Mrs. ]. s. Emery and Mrs. Ralph
Kinney.
The Oakland Club board held business
meetin, this morning. and the afternoon was
given over to a programme by members OF
The chief work accomplished at the board
meeting was the election Of delegates to the
Grandiesn and Mrs william Delaware Smith
being named delegates, their alternates be-
ing Mrs. Henry steere. Mrs. Nora Rye and
Mrs. A. j. Pilsbury is chairman of the art
section. She presided this afternoon, while
were read. ''Donateiio'' was discussed by Mrs.
Henry Steere ''Savonarola'' was the subject
OF Mrs. H. Elliott Cranes talk, and Mrs.
F. A. Lacey read essay on Michael An
CELLO" The afternoons programme closed with
songs by Miss Emma Gripg; May IA Morning min I.
tby Gumbert). Miss Sutherland accompanied
while coffee and sandwiches were being
served the papers were discussed, and q pleas
ant social hour was enjoyed.
Hereafter the art section will meet on FRI
day afternoons. beginning on the 27th.
Mr. and Mrs. lie Grande Canon Tibbetts.
who are spending the winter in California
last evening by the Ernest Foigers. The din
ner was a charming affair. and was at once a
Eukense who share the honors are on the eve
of trip around the world.
Tomorrow evening the reception and ball at
the Home Club will draw many of Oakland 6
elite to East Oakland The receiving party
assist Miss Moore, the efficient president Of
the club Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Smith, the
founders of the Home Club. who have just re-
turned from an extended stay In New York.
will be honored guests.
Burton Holmes the well-known lecturer.
will make his only Oakland appearance at the
"traveiogues are intensely interesting. and
the rarely beautiful stereopticon views with
which ne illustrates his talks aid one i'm
naensely in comprehending and enjoying beau
ties of nature that some of US may never see
otherwise.
that the general public may patronize these
lectures and as special ARRANGEMENTS have
been made with the Transit Company those
who wish to take advantage of the treat Of
fered by the Home Club will be able to do SO
with comfort and convenience.
"
The long-legged bird that has nuch to
do with increasing the census continues to be-
stow his attention the smart set, and even
doctors and ministers are not overlooked. The
Liiiencrantzes are boasting Of small son and
heir. A few days ago the genial pastor OF the
Church of the Advent, Rev. William Carson
Shaw. welcomed little daughter into his
home,
Miss Ada Laymance is visiting Miss Edwina
croucb IN Sacramento and has been the motive
for many very delightful affairs.
ALAMEDA. Jan. Mrs. p. j. Jepsen was
the recipient of a surprise birthday party given
her Monday evening at her home by number
. OF her friends. Whist was the principal diver
sion of the occasion, and when the play was
concluded refreshments were served the guests
among whom Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Wilker-
son Mr. and Mrs W. r. Sibbet, Mr. and Mrs
n r Boone Mrs. l.. A. Adams. Miss E. Watts
Mrs z jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Jepsen and Miss
Carrie jensen
members of the senior class OF the Alameda
High School at his home Monday night Five
hundred was played during the evening The
participants In the pleasures of the occasion
were: Miss Dorothea Macpherson, Hazel Bin
der. Evelyn Sherrard Eleanor French. Ruth
Nottnagle, Leita Templeman Ford Samuel
George Wallace, Arthur RAIDER Norman
D'EveIyn. George Marwedel