The San Francisco call., 1906-10-01


tion to this department of The
Cali.
The meeting of the California Club
on Tuesday last was the social day of
the club month and a very pleasant oc-
casion it proved to be, a musical pro-
gramme. under the direction of Mrs:
Mariner Cal mpbell, leader of the music
section, being the. feature of the after
noon. An interesting calendar of the
work of this section for the coming
year has been prepared which is as
follows
Wednesday. October II, 2:45 p. mr.
Violin recital. Miss Grace Freeman;
songs, Miss Irma Brockman. soprano,
and Alfred Cogswell. barytone; at the
piano. Mrs. Grace Rollins Hunt.
Wednesday, November 21. 2:45 p. m.
Excerpts from the opera of 'cHaensel
and Gretel," by Humperdinck Haen-
sell Mrs Thomas Nunan; Gretel. Miss
Helen Heath; explanatory notes by
Miss Helen Heaths at the piano, Mrs.
Grace Rollins Hunt; group of songs,
Mrs. ]. z. Birmingham
Wednesday; December 19. 2:45 p. NJ
A programme of oratorial music given
by Louis Eaton. .organist and conductor
of music at Trinity Church. solos and
choruses, Trinity Church choir.
wednesday, January 16, 2:45 p. m.-
o--.- -not+s1 ot C,oIvorv ChurGh bv
MARSHALL Giselman;. vocal solos, Mrs.
NJ e. Blanchard.
Wednesday,. February 20. 2:45 p M
Colonial music. and "A Glimpse of the
Musical Expression of the Later Colo
Mai Period" under the direction Of
Mrs Mariner er-Campbell' (.
Wednesday, March 20, 2:45 p. M
Selections for violin and piano. Miss
Hyde and Miss Florence Hyde; a group
of chiIdren's songs, Mrs. Arthur Flick
enscher; accompanies. Arthur Ficken-
scher.
wednesday. April II, 2:45: p. m
Programme by members of the music
section of the California Club.
Tomorrow meeting OF the Califor-
MIA Club will be devoted to the discus
sion of federation topics and biennial
notes will be given by Mrs. Robert
Potter Hill, president of the California
Federation Mrs. ]. w. Orr, president of
the California Club; Mrs. I. n. Chap
man, recording secretary the California
Federation. Mrs E. c. Hurff, president
Of the San Francisco district of. the
state Federation, will also be present.
On Thursday the meeting of the dra-
matic and literary section of the Cali
fornia Club, of which Mrs. Will A. Mad
dern is the leader. will take place, and
the afternoon will be devoted to the
discussion of Bernard Shaw's Arms
and the Man." introduced by Mrs. ]. w.
Orr. calendar has also been sent out
by this section. and as foreword they
state that their section meets to study
and discuss the thoughtful plays of
great writers. These plays will be con-
sidered, first as drama, second as liter
ature, with readings selected to illus
trate both viewpoints. The object of
the section is not, 1t is explained, to
entertain it's members, but to arouse an
enthusiasm in the play form
and the Idea which anImates it. The
meetings are held the first Thursday
In each month at o'clock, and during
the coming months the following plays
will be taken up: November, D'Annun-
zio,s Francesca da Rimini," Madame
Tojetti; December, Ibsen's The Master
Builder; January, Browning's ''Pippa
Passes; February, Hauptmanns FL
ga Mrs. Zavier Roiker; March, String
berg's The Stranger and Schnitzler's
Living Hours; April. Yeats The
Land of Hearts Desire"
The regular meeting Of the outdoor
art league department of the Califor-
MIA Club will take place today in the
Sunday school rooms of Calvary Church,
and all members are urged to be pres
ent, as the matter of collecting art
treasures. which came up last week,
will be exploited thoroughly.
At the meeting OF the Corona Club in
Mission Masonic Hall, on September Is,
the following programme was rendered.: