The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
The Smart Set
BY Sally SHARP

Today will mark a gala event for the
little folks who will pour into California
Club Hall. The Juvenile Court Aid so
ciety will hold its bazaar this afternoon
from to 5. everything symbolic OF Eas-
ter to predominate. Besides the many
tables OF vari-colored eggs and otner
pretty notions there viii be dainties Tor
the grown people to purchase. sucn as
book racks and sofa cushions OF rlcn oro-
cade. The vaudeville programme VIII De
most excellent. for good talent mas oeeh
secured. among which are Mauiditas
clever dancers and a ventrnoqulst
The lode-stars are two beautiful prizes
"a magnificent doll. the gift OF James D.
Phelan, and the latest approved auto
wagon. offered by Joseph Chamberlain
The new organization has met with
such warmth from the public that the
Golfers will soon be capable OF supply
ing all demands to the Juveniles Tne
committee in charge Of the bazaar con-
sists of Mrs Harry q. Goodwin, presi-
dent; Mrs. Norris King Davis, MISS sara
Drum, Mrs James Fl. Follis, Miss Ham
ilton. Miss Edra Hamilton, Mrs George
A. Martin, Mrs. Latham AcMullin. Mrs
Alfred Sutro and Miss Ethel Tompkins-
Raphael Well will be host at a dinner
tonight in honor CT Uncle George
Bromley to celebrate his eighty-ninth
birthday. Several Of the "Old Guard
members will be present. besides few
outside guests.
Miss Mary AdeIl Case win give a song
recital on May 5, the affair to take place
in the auditorium at Stanford University.
Miss Case is a very well known Portland
girl, whose magnificent contralto voice
has given her wide acquaintance over
this coast and who received unqualified
approval from Nine. Gadski during ths
prina donna's recent stay IN this city,
Miss Case will be assisted by Willard
Beam Jr., who is also finished singer,
and the patronesses will include Mrs. Jo-
seph B. Coryen, Mrs. Willard Beam. Mrs.
Stadtmuller, Mrs. Heyden Moss OF Palo
Alto and Mrs. Cavanaugh Of Palo Alto.
Miss Bessie Wilson will be married to
Claude Howland Smith Of Utica. n. Y.s
early in June As attendants Miss Ber-
nice Wilson and Miss Helen Bailly havs
been chosen. and the service viii be un-
ostentatious, taking place In the apart
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Mrs Alexander w. Wilson. at the La
fayette.
The Contemporary Club viii hold a
breakfast today at 1890 at the California
Hotel.
There has been much pleasant COM
ment regarding the very clever opera OF
Mrs. Lydia Warren Lister, which she, in
conjunction with her husband, H b
Lister. presented at the SeduOia Club last
Sunday. 1.-THE King Of Spades" involves
music OF a high order and its strains
linger upon the ear. The spectacular
features were of abiding interest and the
club rooms were filed to full capacity
with members and guests Of musical ap-
probation.
Those who aided in bringing out the
themes to advantage were Herbert Wiz
liams and Alfred Cogswell. with good
orchestral support directed by Leo Bruck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lister are leaving for
London in few weeks to perfect copy
right.
Miss Mary Downey and Miss Lillian
Downey will entertain next week in honor
of Miss vesta Colby OF Berkeley and Miss
Marion Goodfenow OF Oakland The az
fair, luncheon, will be held at ths
home of the young hostesses-
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bancroft leave to-
day for the East and Europe to tour ex-
tensively for year.
Mrs. Arthur B. Cornwall sails today
for Japan for a six months tour.
Mrs. Mary Austin and Miss Geraldina
Bonner were guests OF the George Stir
lings last week at their home at Carmel-
by-the-Sea- Miss Austin is spending q
few days in town before returning to hen
Inyo County home-
Miss Marietta Hayens viii leave next
week for Ord Barracks, where she win
visit for some weeks.