The San Francisco call., 1908-03-16
ENTERTAIN TOWN
And GOWN TODAY
Current Events Section of Oak
land Women's Club to Be
Hosts TO Members
Many Prominent Matrons TO
Take Part in March Recep-
ton OF EbeII Tuesday

OAKLAND, March I5.-The Town
and Gown club viii be entertained
Monday afternon by the members OF
the current events section. of which
Mrs A g. Koford Is chairman. The
report of the nominating committee
naming the candidates for the club
ticket 20 be voted on in April, will
be- given at the short business ses-
sion by Mrs. Charles Palmer. This
Organization has taken an active in
tcrest IN the office Of the probation
officer of the juvenile court and has
voted S25 toward the salary. which Is
subscribed by the womens clubs OF
the county.
oscar Wilde is the theme OF the
studies 10 which the dramatic section
is giving attention this winter. when
the members meet alternate Thurs
DAYS. Last week the members began
reading Lady windemere's Fan"
The March luncheon of Ebeil viii
take place Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
George G.. Pardee presiding as hostess
Assisting her in the receiving part!
will be Mrs. Warren Oiney. Mrs. p de
= Olney. Mrs. ~. r. Pond. Mrs.
Charles PARCELS. Mrs. 4. II. Pratt, Mrs.
~. :. Palmer Mrs J. A Park, Mrs.
J. Loran Pease. Mrs. NJ W. Patterson,
Mrs r. A. Powell. Miss Eva Powell.
Miss Eta Pennimsn. Mrs. George
l2odolph. Mrs. Charles Rodolph. Mrs
H. =. Rowe. Mrs J. A. RessegHie. Mrs.
r. G. Richards, Mrs. c. z. Palmer.
Among the guests Of the aftersoon
win be Frof. Chauncey Wells of the
English department Of the University
of California and Mrs. Wells. Garnet
Helm; Mrs C. G. Hall. president Of
tho Town and Gown club: MIS-. Louis
Ghirsrdelli. Mrs r. O. Owen and Miss
Edith Howe. An after luncheon pro-
graIn VIII he contributed by Miss
i5ewe. q talented reader. with several
musical numbers. which are being ar
ranged under the direction Of Mrs. z.
y. Ever.
The choral section OF EbeIl. OF
which Mrs. A. Z. Nash is curator. will
give a Wednesday morning concert
this coming week. when the members
Of the club viii be its guests. The
section includes a half hundred members
and viii render several choral numbers.
in addition 10 which Mrs. William
Murcell contralto: Mrs Arthur Moore.
Mrs James TaIlman. pianists, and
Miss Carrie Bright. q young violinist
from Mills college. viii find a place
GA the program.
Former Governor George c. Pardee
VIII be the honored guest Wednesday.
when the Oakland club receives at its
March luncheon The program in
ciudes a round OF toasts and half
hour Of music. which viii be given
by Mrs. Jessie Dean Moore. Her num-
bers VIII be ~Je Disquirein Ne
n Epouvant'' (~CarmenD. a. Home
song (Manning). German song tHil-
backls recitative aria, angels Ever
Bright and Fair (HandeD, and Bowl
u Roses" (Clark). Miss Marietta Mil
ton. who viii be the presiding hostess,
VIII be assisted in the receiving party
by Mrs George c. Pardee, Miss Eta
I'enniman. Mrs. Henry Thomas Mrs.
!. S. Naisnith, Mrs. J. r. McMath, Mrs.
Nellie Nelson. Mrs. J. ". Palmer, Mrs.
= \. Palmer. Mrs. II. J. Patterson,
AIRS II. Y. Parratt, Mrs. A. J. Pills
bury. Mrs Sarah Reamer, Miss Rau.
Mrs. w B. Reed. Mrs. w S. Rheem,
Mrs. ). p. Potter. Mrs. A. W. Palmer,
Mrs. Walter Morgan. Miss Mary
Moran. Mrs Mary Mott. Mrs. B. T.
Mouser. Mrs. J. I. Mccarthy, Mrs E.
MacClaren, Mrs. William Macdonald
Mrs Mary McElroy, Mrs. A. II. Nc
kaig. Mrs. W. II Pettis.