The San Francisco call., 1906-04-16


Los Angeles on the regular train and have
them join your car or cars at Ogden.
The Pullman rate to St. Paul is S13.5O for
double berth and $52 for a drawing-room. Inc
tickets are good for nine months from date or
sale and can be purchased on any day you de-
sire.
1 would suggest that the best route for you
to use on going trip would be the Soutnern
Pacific and linton Pacific TO Omaha. thence the
Chicago. St Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
In case any of the ladies desired the $1o5
rate and do not wish to go back the same way
we arrange to bring them back by the chi
cago st. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha Rail
way to Omaha. thence the Union Paclhc 10
Ogden, thence by the new Salt Lake line to
Los Angeles, thence to San Francisco or start
For hotel rates and rooms write to Mrs. v.
]. Hawkins. 127 East Isabel street, ST. Paul.
MINI
May 1 hear from you at once2 With fedora
ton greetings and wood wishes. l am yours
faithfully. MRS. ROBERT p HILL,
President California Federation Women S CLUBS.
Eldridge Sonoma County.
On wednesday at 1890 a. m. w. Earl
Flynn. president of the Flynn Normal
School of Physical Education of Chicago.
will deliver an illustrated lecture upon
Medical Gymnastics and Hygiene" at
the home of Mrs. A. w. Scott. 3O5 Bu-
chanan street.
The lecture by this well-known special
ist will be demonstrated by Mrs. Louise
Mcintyre.
Several hundred invitations have been
issued to meet the Chicagoans, who will,
no doubt. have something new to tell us
about our bodies and how to take care
of them-new things and theories are
always sprouting up in Chicago.
The Daughters of California Pioneers.
Mrs s. S. Palmer president, will meet
Eo1I Mario With
row to present the programmes lecture
and illustrative music.
Miss Withrow's afternoons are always
a delight and today's programme will
call out the full contingent of the club
and its friends.
Have you heard of the San Francisco
Business Women's Club?
It's one of the bright spots in the busy
center of the city where well-bred young
business women may meet for lunch and
midday companionship and rest
1t meets in the Academy of Sciences
building where, under the the guidance of
a capable manager it is getting on
beautifully-only. well. only it's little
shy on finances like a good many other
worthy institutions and people. -
During the past few months, however,
the membership has reached seventy and
by the income. But there's an old in
debtedness hanging over the club like a
Kansas cyclone cloud and the members
have decided to wipe it out.
They purpose to give an entertainment
on April 20 at Steinway Hall. the council
of women to direct it generally, and Mrs.
Horace Coffin pecifically-whieh augers
we'll for the success of the affair.
Mrs. Edward Xavier Rolker gave an
Interesting talk on the Passion Play"
as given at Oberammergau, on Tues
day afternoon before the California
Club. The lecture was illustrated CO.
piousIy with rare stereopticon views.
The singing of "Golgotha." by Jo-
seph Rosbrough, accompanied by Fred
Maurer. during an interval of the lee
ture, was most impressive
The talk was Mrs. Rolker's own i'm
pressions of the play, and was handled
with reverence, clarity and with an
eve to artistic effect Preceding the
lecture Mr.. Rosbrough sang DRY Those
Tears" effectively, and Miss Van Worst s
violin obligato was a sympathetic ac-
Commandment Mrs. Sibley gave the
aria from "Jeptha" with fine grace.
Altogether the afternoon was mem
orable in the annals of the music Sec
ton
The Association of Pioneer Women
had a delightful entertainment at the
close of their business meeting, held
Friday afternoon, April 6, in Pioneer
Hall, when several new members were
admitted to the society. The pro-
gramme consisted of violin solo by
Master Burchael followed by an inter-
esting address by Mrs. Moody, presi-
dent of the Local Council of Women,
after which Miss Postal gave in good
style two vocal selections.
The Equal Suffrage League meets on
Wednesday at o'clock in Golden Gate
Hail.
Everybody who thinks is welcome
antagonistic and protagonistic alike.
HIT. by a San Pedro Car.