The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19
Clubwomen Busily Engaged
With District Conventions
Nv Mary Ashe Miller

established by the. county superintend-
ents of schools.
Correspondence is invited by Mrs.
Park. whose address Is oil Gilman
street. Palo Alto. and literature Is OF
fered to teachers aud school off1cers-
The state Federation OF Women's
Clubs has taken up the matter and all
the clubs this year will have one hu-
name education day
The regular meeting Of the Calitor-
MIA Club will take place tomorrow at
calvary Church, the programme being
in eharge-of the department of civics.
of which Mrs. Aaron Schloss IS the
chairman. Child Labor will be the
subject dealt with. Miss Eleanor Stoy
giving an address on the question. Fol
lowing this will be a talk on Child
Labor and Dependency by A. J. Todd,
the probation officer of the Juvenile
Court.
The regular meeting Of the Out
door Art League department OF the
California Club will be held today, and
there will be many arrangements COM
pIeted for the tea to take place next
week at Mrs. Eleanor Martins home
for the benefit OF the Mission Dolores
fund. in which Mrs Lowell White
chairman of this department, Is so
deeply interested
A meeting of the Daughters OF Call
fornia Pioneers will be held this after
noon at the home of the president, Mrs.
Ernest Leigh, on Hayes street me
programme will be in charge or MIS-
X. d. Boynes and will be as follows;
Vocal solo. Mrs. W. E. Janke; vocal
solo. Miss Evelyn Cumo: tenor solo. j.
Post: "Strollers." Master Valentine
Deane. with chorus: recitaeicns and
song. s. Newman; solo, F. Giannini.
The meeting of the Spinners was
held on Tuesday last at the home OF
Miss Grace Baldwin on Lyon street
and was a Browning afternoon
The resignation of Miss Ardelia NILS
as treasurer was accepted, as Miss
Mills has left for the East. and MISS
Cleaner Davenport was appointed IN
her place The reports Of the progress
of the book of stories by California
writers for the benefit of the Ina Cool
BIRTH fund were most encouraging as
nearly all of the tales required have
been secured.
The programme was in charge OF
Miss Baldwin and was very pleasing.
Mrs. NJ II. de Young and Miss Mar
garet Bender. gave readings from
Browning, and Mrs. Wetmore sang sew
eral SONGS The next meeting will
take place the coming week at the home
of Mrs Charles Sedgwick Aiken, and
will be in charge of the art depart
ment
The Cap and Bells Club will meet
on Thursday of this week and an elao-
crate programme has been prepared
under the direction of Mrs. ID. h. +.
Easton. il being Social day. Among
those who will take part are Mrs John
Ramsey Hunter. the San Francisco La
dies Quartet. Mrs. Thomas j. CrOth-
ers. Miss Elizabeth Edwards and Mrs.
Louise l. Gage
The Laurel Hill Club will meet on
wednesday of this week ard the prin-
/ cipal feature of the afternoon will be
a debate on the question. Resolved
that women OF San Francisco OF ali
/ classes are doing their part in the up
( building of the city.
The San Francisco Musical Club me-
/ on Thursday morning last and very
delightful Handel and Haydn pro-
gransme was given as follows. l. Or
gan concerto. by Handel. arranged for
the piano. four hands. ca larghetto-
I OBJ allegro. Co largo. cd allegretto,
Mrs. Toby Schussler and Mrs. Oscar r.
Cushing: , contraltO solo, He Was
( Despised" from Handers Messiah,
Mrs. Cecilia Decker Cox. accompanied By
Mrs. Cushing; 3. sonata for violin and
piano by Handel Miss Laura Taylor
and Mrs. Sadie TObey Imam; 4. So
prano solo. "Oh. Mighty Pens, from
Haydn's Creation" Mrs. Florence Wy
man Gardner, accompanied by Miss
NolIie Pratt: .. scene and variations,
niano solo. Haydn Miss Edith Bennell.
women,s clubs throughout the STATE
IRE invited to communicate nAws of
their organizations to this department