The San Francisco call., 1906-10-04
MANY Attractiv
Features Are
Promised.

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miller. Mrs. Edison Adams, Mrs. Harr
!. smith Mrs William Lynham Shiels
Mrs George s. Wheaton. Mrs. Harri-
son Clay. Mrs. Kenneth Lowden, Mrs
- cha rles Minor Goo6all Mrs. Harr.
knowles. Miss Bertha Wilson, Miss Lu
, cretia Barry, Miss Jane Barry. Mis-
.. YEva Nicholson, Miss Bessie Palmer
Miss Charlotte Hall. Miss Ruth Hall
Miss Marian McElrath. Miss Ann Nc
Tlrath. Miss Miriam Walsh, Miss Eliza
beth AIcNear, Miss Abba Church, Mis-
Irene Bangs. Miss Edna Orr, Mis-.
Susan Ertz. Miss. Carmen Sutton. NJ
:. Icfhrra Mahoney and Mrs. William =
Pringle.
The rafie booth VIII b.. presided over
. .sx- "a score OF workers among whom
;are Mrs Edison Adams. Mrs Frank L
E3roWn. Mrs. a. I. Stone, Mrs. Harry
:. East Miller. Mrs Herbert Mofiitt. Mrs
Robert Knight, Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs
JIliet CARRIER Houghton. Mrs. Y. A
Rdckard. Mrs Henry Dieckman. Mrs.
A. s Macdonald. Miss Viva Nicholson,
lss Abba Church. Mrs. William B.
=. Pribgle. Mrs. William l. Shiels. Miss
:@EEaveuieyer, Hiss COrneliA Stratton,
Kiss Lucretia Burnhaa. Miss Evelyn
FTgssey. Miss Florence Hush. Miss Ber-
. Fl ia beth GcNear, Mrs. Walter Starr
AIRS. Stanley Jackson, Mrs. Harry
& Knowles, Mrs. Charles NJ GoodalI and
AIRS Alfred Won der Ropp.
..- HIGH SCHOOLS INTERESTED.
r n Smith has created no little
rivalry between the Oakland and
Berkeley high schools by Offering as
"a reward a fine engraving 10 the school
tlIzlfng the most money into the cof-
. fers Of the society. Oakland is rep
resented by Loretta Knapp. Carmen
.PereE. Edith Harmon, Helen Beck
W. tn. Gladys Wilson, Jane Hopkins.
Susan Harold, Grace Downing Kath-
crime &cElrath. Ethel Robinson, Eliza
beth Buel, Helen BOwden, Margaret
Garener, Alma Hollenbeck Ursula
.I-sngan, Mary Waddell. Irene OCon-
nor. Emma Atherstone, Netha Hall.
Grace Weeks. Myra Hail. Elizabeth
''KylcoX. Hattie Alexander, Annie Engle-
hardt Josephine Jordan Mildred Por-
fer Anne Mcclure, Vera Cope They
wHr offer peanuts against the popcorn
balls offered by Berkeley. Lorraine
Andrews viii captain the Berkeley
gsFls Assisting her viii be Leonine
,Sa{yit, the Misses Clapps, Leo Rick
hart; Margaret Little, Dorothy viii
kiRsQn. Mabel Poole, Ada Harris, Ger
trude Freulec. Aloise Shoecraft, Mabel
Saddler and Margaret Page. Each
school viii have a corps OF boys as
helpers.
Mrs George Wheaton will have
chsrge OF the silhouette booth. AS as
s.stGhts viii be associated with her
Mrs. "A. Lowndes Scott, Mrs. Harrison
Gas. Mrs. Louise Allender, Mrs. Chal-
lasa Parker, Mrs. Henry Dieckman,
Mrs 5. B. Wakefield, Mrs. ". H
c.Brien. Mrs. James de Fremery. Mrs
Eg3ert Stone. Mrs J. Y Wright, Mrs.
5aules Allen. Mrs. George Hammer.
Miss Anne Miller, Miss Amy Mckee
Miss Irene Bangs Miss Gertrude Allen.
MISS de Neale Morgan, Miss Jennie
Morgan, Miss Gregory O'Brien and
Miss Douglas O'Brien.
ELABORATE NAVAL BOOKS.
- Foothsome homemade candy viii be
sthe-- attraction offered by Miss Louise
de ;Fremery, Mrs. Harry Gordon, Miss
:. Knowles, Miss Ruth Knowles. Miss
.ELlrel Valentine, Mrs. Lundborg Miss
Bessie Palmer Mrs. Harry Bates. Miss
Ruth Kales and Miss Rose Kales
Miss Lutte Rich viii conduct the
lemonade booth. Her fellow workers
fhclude Mrs. Dudley Kinsell, Mrs Har-
risen $. Robinson. Miss Eva Powell.
Mss Helen Powell. Miss Marian VIII
son, Miss Elsie Everson. Miss Florence
O:Neill. Miss Allie BENEFITS, Miss Jessie
Smith. Mss Isabel Rueh, Miss Ann
Ehrenberg. Miss Harriet Ehrenbera
Miss Marguerite ogden. Miss Josephine
N6lleT. Miss Mabel Moller, Miss Ora
Root Miss Charlotte Beach and Miss
Grace DOwncy.
Mere Island navy yard and Yerba
Buena naval training station Will be rep
resented by the officers, their wives and
daughters, who win manage the elab-
orgte naval booth. Among those in
tercsted are Miss Merrill Miller. Mrs
En3ries r. GreenlCaf. Mrs Charles p
Perkins Mrs. Selim 7. Woodwork. Mrs.
arthur ~ D0dd. Mrs. J. c. Bebb Mrs
Isez Shorb White, Mrs. r. B. Patrick.
sfrs. Giles ". Reynolds, Mrs. Alexander
Gccr2cken, Miss Eleanor Phelps. Miss
Kitty Kutz. rTiss COrnelia Kempf Miss
Jessie Miller and Mrs Henry Glass.
icecrcom VIII be served by Mrs.
Dsvi ght Hurtley. assisted by Mrs. +. F.
Weston. Mrs. Mathes. Mrs. Spencer
Browne. Mrs Wilfred Page. Mrs. z. F.
P1l-1or, EIrs. A. r. Cornwall Miss Mar
5orie Moore. Miss Ruth Pond Miss
katherine Cray. Miss Z. r. Rae. Miss
LftS Scirlessinger Miss Elsie Everson,
Mss Caroiyn Palmantser and Miss Mol
lsc Matbes.
Nrs. r. C. Brown. Mrs z. c. VIII
lionis: Glrs.' Sohn Snook. Mrs. E p.
ClappA &rs. 4. N. Sutton. Mrs c. r
Gibson. Mrs. a. r. Miller. Mrs. B. C.
NcDocgal and Mrs. Blanche du Bois
VIII preside at the tea tables. while
Nrs. Augustus Bray and Mrs oscar F.
Log VIII attract the rncn with cigars.
DTNT-gC- EyTo THE FUTURE.
mother Goose" promises TO be a
unique feature OF the day. The women
Interested in tho c,ncession are Mrs.
N-sntringham Miss Wirtringham, Mrs.
Chsrles Kemp and Mrs. Emil Kruse
The secret Of the future viii be re-
ve1ied under the minlstrations of
Miss Nora McNeal Miss Mary ghafter.
Mrs William Taylor, Ars Henry
A1tms Mss. George S. Wheaton. Mrs.
l. r. OMEN. Mrs. William Hubbard.
Mrs Pierre Oiney. Mrs. Schlessfnger.
hrs Kennel, Lowdea. Mrs. J. J. Valen-
tine. Mrs. 1itcheil, Mrs. J. Hitchhele,
Ms " f. Neayie. Mrs. Hiram Hall,
Mrs Fred Cutting Miss Shafter. Miss
Blanche gisdan. Miss Margaret Knox.
Miss charlotte Hail. Mrs. Chappell.
Miss Ruth Hall. Kiss Ertz Miss Susan
Ert- Miss Bonnie Wheeler. Mrs. Regi-
maid Knight and Miss Laura Water
bury
1Elss Ann Miner and Miss Jessie
Campbell are planning for the little
ores and viii o1er attractions in the
form of balloons whistles, pony and
donkey rides.
Iae n1val ball GAME Il tie afternoon.