The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11

CLUBwOMEN will BE busy this
I week with their own particular
meetings, but next week will find
them idevotiDg much of their energy
to the Entertainment of those club
women who will visit San Francisco
during the Portola festival Head
quarters will be maintained by the
state federation n the inezzanine floor
of the ST Francis. and those clubs who
hold their regular meetings will ex-
tend hearty invitations to the strangers
within our gates to attend.
Today the Pacific Coast womens
press association will hold their meet
ing. and it will be Frona Eunice Wait
Colburn. day. The works of this Cali
fornia author and lecturer will be read
and discussed and several other fea-
lures of Importance will be given. A
loan exhibition Of eucalyptus motif by
the California keramic club will also
take place at this meeting.
The program will open with Getting
on the Local Staff "a personal expert
ence) by Frona Wait Colburn; "Finan-
cial and Other Editorials by James Il
Lynch, vice president of the First ma
tional bank of San Francisco, read by
Miss Nevada Heffron; With the Cali
fornia Wine Makers, by Cavalier An
drea Sbarboro, president California
Grape Growers association and presi-
dent of the Italian-Swiss colony, read
by Mrs Ella M. Sexton, author of "Sto-
vi nf (solffnrT,iav ifty''
(Angelo MascheronD, vocal solo, by
Mrs. Frank W. Metzgar; violin obligato,
Ernest T. Marcus; piano, Mrs. Charles
K. Melrose; all of the musicians being
from San Mateo. Mrs. Colburns Work
for Arts Sake" by Miss Minnie G. Tay-
lor former president of the California
keramic club, read by Mrs. John P.
Albro. former president of the Vino
dausis club; THE Birth of Corn (In-
dian legend), from juvenile stories of
Eldorado, written and published by
Mrs. Colburn, read by Mrs. l.. H. Nc
Roskey, Thursday club, San Mateo;
poetry written by Mrs Colburn, Her
Letter" Achievement" "A Sentimental
Failure" Greeting to Women of the
Orient" read by Mrs. Herbert Sanford
Howard, president of the Readers club,
Berkeley; "The Negation of Self" from
"Yern1ah the Dorado written and pub
lished by Mrs. Colburn, read by Mrs.
Florence Richmond, author of The
Heart of the Rose" and other poems
The Clionian club, of which Miss D.
C. Kittredge is the president. will
meet this afternoon in the Young
Woman's Christian Association build
ing in O'Farrell street, and another of
the programs on England Will be
given The papers which are planned
to present the country under discussion
from travellers viewpoint. with
historical settings, will be as follows:
Iondon-Through the Streets on an
Omnibus" Mrs r. III. Reed; Parks.
Gardens and Historic Monuments" Mrs.
s. p. Barley; observations in Galleries
and Museums Mrs. William G. Leale;
White Hall, st. James Palace and
Other Public Buildings Mrs. w. H.
Sellman.
The Equal Suffrage league, of
which Mrs Mary Carnage is the
president, will meet this afternoon and
instead of holding the meeting al Doctor
Walsfl's in Sutter street as heretofore,
the members will convene at Suffra ge
headquarters, 2419 California street.
wednesday afternoon the Forum club
Will hold an open meeting, to which
guests will be hidden to hear Frank.
H Powers. give a lecture on Material
for Romances in the Early History OF
California" Miss -Albina Paramina will
sing Spanish songs and Miss Clarice
Lucke will give a Spanish dance, Miss
Flora Stern acting as accompanist-
wednesday two weeks hence DR.. A. B.
Shields will speak on the Emanuel
movement.
The California club will hold a spe-
cial day meeting Tuesday. the program
to be in charge Of the music commit