The San Francisco call., 1908-11-09
Clubwomen and Their Work

"HE musical section of the Cali
fornia club. under the direction of
Mrs. w. F. Taylor will give an
afternoon with American COM
posers Thursday. November u. at 3
o'clock. The composers who will re-
ceive the attention of the clubwomen on
this occasion viii be De Koven. Foote.
Goldmark and Harris.
Vocal solos viii be contributed by
Mrs. Joseph E. Antiques and Mrs. Joseph
B. keenan,. with Mrs. Eugene de st. Ger
main as accompanist-
A vaudeville entertainment will be
given by La Puerta del Gro chapter
of the Daughters of the American Rev
olution December 5 in the white and
good room of the ST. Francis hotel. The
arrangements are in charge or Mrs
John McGaw, regent OF this chapter. and
Mrs. W. w. Wymore. vice regent. with
their assistants. Among the patrons
and patronesses will be:
Mrs. Fred j. Laird Mrs. Virginia Beede
Mrs. John F. Swift Mrs Jane NarteI
Mrs Selden s. Wright Mrs. Krebs Jr.
Mrs Louis Aldricli Colonel J. C. Currier
Mrs. Samuel Holiday George Sargent
Mrs. IneE Shorb Buck Colonel A. D. Cutler
Mrs Edwin Newhan o. d. Baldwin
Mrs c. Elweod Brown DR. Mora Morse
Mrs j. de Barth Shorb Colonel Hubbard
Mrs. t'ryille D. Baldwin, Charles Murdock.
Mrs Austin Sperry
The sufragists of New York with Miss
Anna Shaw as their president. have or
ganized the National Woman,s Suhra ge
association. Their work has received
an impetus by the gift of $4,000. which
was recently received from Mrs c P.
Lewis of Buffalo. The eastern sufrra-
gists are holding a bazaar this week
in the Martha Washington hotel. New
York. under the direction of the Inter
urban Suffrage clubs.
The New Century club of Napa is re-
sponsible for an innovation in club
work The club held a .'rummage sale
recently and the clothes that were not
sold We're sent 10 the Indians of Lake
port, in Lake county. Mrs. r. NJ KY
ser was chairman. assisted by Mrs.
r. D Clarke. who had charge of the
candy table. and Mrs Charles Derby,
who had charge of the tea table.
number OF local clubwomen will at
tend the reciprocity day." which is "a
be held November 10 at Petaluma. All
the nearby country clubs have been in
vited TO PetalUma for that day. in
cluding the Santa Rosa and Sonoma
Valley cubs. Mrs. @. E. Clarke. district
president. will discuss the convention
held at Watsonville and the depart
ulents of literature. education. philan-
thropy and ciyics will be treated By the
visiting women The arran gements for
this day are under the management of
Mrs, Emily Fritsch. president of the
Petaluma woman's club.
The Hypatsa club was entertained
last Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Pen
niman al her home in Buriingame. The
/ guests We're met by carriages and en-
I joyed an hours drive before The after
noon program. After luncheon the
club was addressed by Mrs. F. II. CO.
burn. who spoke on the Reassembling
Of the Berlin Conference The musical
part OF the program was given by Mrs
Penninan and Mrs c. u Deucher. who
sang with piano aud flute accompanl-
ment.
The California club VIII give 9
luncheon Tuesday for Mrs J. 3 Hume
| president Of the California Federation
OF Wonlen's Clubs. Mrs Hume is one
OF the most popular ciubwonen In tns
state and has host or friends she
has just returned after a long absence
in the east
The Pacific Coast women-s Press
t association VIII hold meeting at s.Se
/ this aEternpea At the Century club