The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
BORDERING ON THEBAY.
CLUB WOMEN WILL
RESUME THEIR
ACTIVITIES.

~ AkLAND, Aug. 13.-With the
4 beginning of the September
days, all the women's clubs are
planning to renew their usual
activities. While the Eben and the
Oakland Clubs will not be established
in their new quarters they are nothing
daunted and are eager for the openings.
They will be comfortably housed and
cared for until their homes are ready
for their occupancy. The various sec
tions of Ebell will get down to hard
work very shortly, the member having
the larger or more convenient homes
offering them gladly for the weekly
meetings. The Home Club has cordial
ly invited its sister club to accept all of
It's hospitality and hold It's luncheons
and larger gatherings in its Beautiful
rooms, and the invitation has been
gratefully received.
The Home Club, with Miss Ethel
Moore as it's president, has planned a
strenuous winter. Last season the ex-
tension course, under Professor Henry
Morse Stephens, was one of the most
thoroughly enjoyed of the clubs fea-
lures and 1t is hoped to give during the
new year some such opportunity to
those who care for this kind of work,
together with the social work. The
clubhouse has been greatly improved
during the vacation time, several new
rooms being added and some enlarged.
The Oakland Club will hold its first
meeting on September 5. Mrs. Marsily,
one of the most active of the members,
has offered her spacious Harrison
street home as headquarters until the
completion of it's rooms in the Pythian
building at Twelfth and Alice streets.
The Oakland Club has taken an inter-
ested part in all of the relief work and
while nomfnally taking vacation, has
never ceased its labors. 1t is eager to
assemble again and enjoy the thor
oughly pleasurable Wednesday after
moons of old.
Mrs. William Westpha1 is spending g
few days at Del Monte. This is al
ways popular resting place for Oak
land wanderers and this year more
than ever before has proved a Mecca
for the out-of-town visitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Chickering, the
latter formerly Miss Theo Parr, are
planning a tour of Alaska and the north
lands. They will be absent from their
Alameda home for at least six weeks
Mrs. Henry Wetherbee has been
oPCHdiA5 lew odyS al Dy-OA 11Ot
Springs.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Erwin Brinkerhoff,
who have been spending the summer
in Haywards, are making preparations
for an extended Eastern visit. DR.
Brinkerhof expects to devote much OF
his time to the further exhaustive
study of his profession.
Tomorrow Miss Grace Wishaar, the
talented scenic artist, will celebrate
her nuptials with John Bruce Adams
at quiet wedding In this city. Miss
Wishaar has the unique distinction OF
being the only woman in the United
States engaged in this phase of art and
has received distinguished recognition
for her work in her chosen field. After
the short honeymoon she will continue
her artistic efforts. Mr. Adams is a
we'll known business man. He and his
bride have cosy home awaiting them
in this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Lackey, nee
Chamberlain, are passing their honey
moon days at Shasta Springs.
Miss Mamie Hewlett. who has been
visiting friends in Alameda, has re-
turned to her home in Stockton.