The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27

Mrs. r. A. Weliman Mrs. Harry Knowles
Mrs E. c. williams Mtss Viva Nicholson
Mrs. q. G. Prather Miss Mary de Fremery
Mrs Mrs Henry T. m.Teins. asass Us: @ elalisss Lo6ss
Mrs Charles Buffers Miss Dina Chase
Mrs Arthur Tasheira Miss Ruth Kales
Mrs. George Greenwood Miss Jane Crellin
Ms. r. G. Brown Mrs Fletcher Cornwall
Miss Matilda z. Brown Mrs. Harry Gordon
Miss Edna Orr Mrs. Irving Lundborg
Miss Helen Campbell Miss Eleanor de Fremery
Miss Miss AMI Ann E. Miner Miss Elizabeth McNear
Mrs Jefferson Maury Miss sChrfssie Taft
Mrs. f. F. Weston Miss Rose Kales
Mrs. J. q. Calkins Miss Marion McElrath
Mrs. B.sH Mathes Miss Irene Bangs
Mrs Harry East Miller Miss Florence Henshaw
In the tents under the trees a half
dozen palmists will read the future In
the lines of the hand. under the aus
pices of the Mutual Benefit club. Miss
Matilda Brown, as president of this
coterie of girls, will be assisted by:
Mrs. Mrs. r. f. s. Kerssn Miss Helen shsfter
Mrs. R. S. Kitchner Miss Gertrude MoIler.
MIS- Arnod Seedham Miss Nary satheriand
Mrs c. F. Dunsmoor q Miss Eliza McGraw
Miss Mrs. August. s. .a5hs olsx Edas
Among the other clubs taking part
in the fete are the Oakland club. Oak
land Settlement Girls Training Home
of Alameda, Oakland Twentieth Cen
tury club. East Oakland Settlement and
west Oakland Home. s9rss
Among the half hundred women who
will dispense hospitality in the Ice
cream booths where the East Oakland
free kindergarten will receive their
friends will be:
Mrs Charles U. Brew Miss Emma Davies
ster Miss Claribel williams
Mrs Ely Hutchinson Miss Edith Schultz
Mrs George Flint Miss Adelaide Blood
Mrs. James yane Misss Grace Stalder
Mrs Lewis Harvey Miss Emile Harold
Mrs. William Wakefield Miss Amy Corder
Mrs. Harry Dumont
Between 4 and o'clock the officers
of the feet will be the guests of the
associated societies of Oakland and of
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Smith. The battle
of roses. which is a pretty feature of
each Arbor villa fete, will be partici
pated in by a score of the younger
girls. whose ammunition will be tons
of fragrant rose petals.
At the Oakland club on Wednesday
| afternoon Mrs. J. W.~Goldstein. a gifted
woman of San Francisco, will read "A
Lily and a Dandeiion." selection from
a composition of her own. entitled "a
| symphony of Sympathy Coleman
Schwartz will be heard in humorous
monologue and Mrs. Irene lie Noir
Schultz will give the musical selections.
Miss Laura lie Noir will accompany
her sister. As chairman of the day, the
program has been arranged by Mrs
| George Samuels. In the receiving party
! will be-:
Mrs. E. G. woolley Mrs. NJ. L. wooliey
| Mrs. Charles Wallace Miss Teresa Russeau
Mrs E. Chambers Mrs. n. z. Wright
| Mrs. j. NJ. Scotchler Mrs W. s. Rheem
| Mrs. Leon Hall Mrs. Charles Booth
Mrs. W. II. Foster Mrs. ]. Terney
One hundred and eighty guests en-
! joyed the Easter luncheon last week.
which was one of the most brilliant
events of the season.
"california day" will be celebrated
at Ebell on Tuesday afternoon under
| the auspices of the state history and
| landmark section, of which Mrs C. W.,
| Kinsey is curator. The program will
be as follows
Reading from the California poets,
Miss Ruth Woodbury.; songs of Califor-
MIA, Mrs V. s. Walsh; music by Mrs.
l.. F. McDermott; address, James D.
Phelan of San Francisco; chorus, Cal
/ ifornia" (Henry Van Dyke), Ebell
| choral section.
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