The San Francisco call., 1909-11-01

group of Zuni Indian songs, which
have been harmonized by Charles
Wakefield Cadman of Pittsburg,. will
be sung by Mrs. A. E. Nash and Stan
leigh Ward MacLewee.
Congressman Joseph r. Knowland
will outline the scope of the work be-
fore it is presented by Miss Lucy
Knowland reader and Miss Elizabeth
Westgate. pianist.
The impressive music was the last
achievement of Mrs. Safdee Knowland
Coe the gifted sister of Congressman
Knowland Indian melodies and the
Indian .rhythms have been closely fol-
lowed and the entire composition is
faithful to the aboriginal music.
Mrs Robert Watt, president of the
New Century club. who has been trav-
cling in Europe with a party of friends
during the summer, Will return next
month and be with the club at its NO
vember luncheon. Mrs Charles j.
Woodbury.. who has been acting in
Mrs. Watts place during her absence,
presided at the halloween luncheon
Friday afternoon. Among the guests
who were: particularly 'honored- were
Mrs. Lillian Coffin of San Francisco,
Mrs. n. F. Remington and Mrs: Folsom
of the Papyrus+ club. The various of
ficers reported at the business session
following the luncheon, the outlook for
the month being encoura ging. The.
gymna 81 unr which las been opened for
the 40 boys of the: auxiliary club is
doing. an excellent work: Plans are
being made for the christmas festiyi-=
ties and the Mothers club of the
neighborhood.. Will be given a dinner
during the holiday week.
History and landmarks day will be
celebrated at the November meeting of
the Adelphian club next Saturday aft
ernoon. Congressman Knowland will
deliver an address on California Mis-
sions and Other Historic. Landmarks =
The. musical: program will be contrib
uted by Miss: Lefty Marshall and. Henry
j.: Perry, with Miss :Eloise Edwards
and Mrs. Charles H. Smith as. accom-
panists.: Mrs. E. j.: Dodge will pre-
side...A number of interesting section.
meetings are announced for the week
as follows: Tuesday morning, music.
history section, Edward .MaeDowell,'
paper by Mrs. Gottfried :; Tuesday aft
ernoon. art. history. section, Russian
Art paper by Mrs. Cornelius; Monday
and Thursday afternoons. languag ge
classes; Friday, choral class.
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Ebell will hold deliberative session
Tuesday afternoon, preceded by board
land club will hold an executive meet :
ing. go. -...::-...-
The November luncheon of .F,belI will
be a notable gathering the second
Tuesday of the month. Mrs.=D. E. East
erbrook presiding as hostess. The aft
er luncheon program is being arranged
by Mrs. f: S. Stratton and will be COM
trfbuted TO by Mrs. Olive. Reed Cush-
man, contralto.- -
4. The Oakland club luncheon will take
place Wednesday,, November IL and
will be the last before the new year
the December function being omitted
in favor of a program.
:. Among 1.-THE interesting announces
ments. by. :Ehell for the month will be
the reading of taThe; Sunken Belr' :(Ger-
hart Hauptman) by Dorothea Heaglin-
Hayden with piano Accompaniment
Mrs. Guy C. Earl will preside. at this
large reception: November 16. The
tourist section has secured Ford E
Samuel as speaker for the afternoon of
November %. when his lecture. Sights
and Wonders In India" will be Illus
trated by. lantern slides. On the fol-
lowing Tuesday the women of the 1iv-
ing. issues section will preside as host
esses. DR.. Edward Won -Adelung and
Miss. Lucy. Il. Fisher Will give short
talks on the tuberculosis question. A
string trio. composed of Wallace Won
Helms. violin; Robert Mclean. cello,
and Ebert f. Cewan. piano, will give
the musical numbers. !
The quartet of the Adelphfan club
will assist Mrs. II. A. Hebard. Wednes-
day, November: 10, when she gives a
talk before the members of. the Oak
land club on American Folk Songs
Miss Eloise Edwards will be the ac-
companist. John G. Jury will lecture
on The Literary Faculty the last.
Wednesday,. of the month. ~.
Mime. Sofia Neustadt is arranging for
course of four lectures before the
clubwomen early in the year. History
and Development of Vocal Music" will
be her theme.
Mrs. Emma Rathgeb will entertain
the members of the French club Thurs.
day afternoon her home in Alameda.
The Press club; recently organized on
this side of the bay, will hold its first
formal session Monday evening, No
vember s. in Ebell clubhouse. Austin
Lewis has been chosen president.