The San Francisco call., 1908-12-01
Clubwomen and Their Work

The Equal Suffrage league of San
Francisco will hold its banquet this
evening at the Fairmont, and number
of prominent speakers will respond to
toasts.
The Ladies club of Golden Gate COM
mandery celebrated it's fifteenth ami
versary Tuesday. November "a. at
Golden Gate hall The luncheon was
enjoyed by SO members. At the con-
clusion of the repast appropriate re-
marks were made by Mrs. F. d. Stadt-
muller. the first president of the or
ganization. responding TO the toast.
"The Old Members; by Mrs E. w.
Fuller, representing The New Mem
bers,' and by Mrs. William j. Golcher.
the presiding officer. During the lunch
con a musical program was given by
Miss Dolan, vioIinist. and Miss Mabel
Gordon, pianist. An important part of
the celebration was the presentation
of silver plate to Mrs. H. B. Cloak. in
appreciation of her service as secretary
of the club for the last 10 years. After
luncheon cards furnished diversion for
the guests.
The Laurel Hall club Will hold its
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
at 17a0 Clay street and the Forum club
will hold an important session for
members at 1856 Bush street.
General Joseph L. Brent chapter u
d. c.. No. 1887, Pacific Grove and Non
terey Peninsula, has sent. out cards
for a reception for Nine Martha S.
Gielow of Alabama and Mrs. w b.
Hill of San Jose, state president Cali
fornia division U. d. c., Wednesday
evening. December 9, at Ell Carmelo
hall. Pacific Grove hotel. MIS-. Gielow
will appear at the Work theater Mon
day evening, December Z, for the bene-
fit of the relief fund OF this chapter
The program will be plantation songs
and stories of the old south and a
large attendance is expected.
The California club will hold a busi-
ness meeting tomorrow at the club
house and after the session the mem
bers will listen to an address by Miss
Miriam Nicholson on The Present
Situation in San Francisco The club
is anticipating Founders day to be
celebrated Tuesday, December 20, with
the eleventh anniversary breakfast
for members only. The breakfast will
be followed by an afternoon OF yaude-
Vile
A series of three lectures at the
clubhouse by H. Fl. Powers. PHI D.. is
and dates are as follows: Michael
Angelo and the Sistinc Ceiling" Satur-
day, December 5, S p. M; Athens, the
Shrine of Culture Monday, December
z. Venice, the Queen of the Adriatic,"
Wednesday, December 3.
The Neapolitaf Mandolin and Guitar
club will give a concert Thursday
evening at Century club hall under
the direction of Misses Theresa and
Lily Sherwood. An interesting pro-
gram is announced and among those
who will contribute to the pleasure
of this occasion will be Miss Helen
Gray. soprano, and Miss Cecil Cowles,
accompanist. The Metropolitan quar-
tet composed of w. c. Cunningham,
M. s. Morrison, w. E. Whigam and
d. e. Small will also be on the program
and among the members of the club
who will play are:
Mrs. A. Andrieu 1frs. A. Roy Thompson
Mrs. Milton Bailey Miss Lolita Buriing
Miss Norma Burling Miss Grace P. Foulds
Miss velma Daley Mrs. Gertrude L. Gear
Miss Frances Helen Miss Edna Healy
Hebron Miss Avis Jones
Miss Audrey Jones Mrs. r. b. Martinclh
Miss Alice Mercier Miss Clara Osborn
Miss Marion Bisset MillsMrs. n. ID. Piatt
Miss Hazel Belle PitcherMrs. Charles Stewart
Mrs. Edward A. Sturges