The San Francisco call., 1909-11-08
PLAN STUDY OF
STATE MISSIONS
Press Women Will Honor
Mrs. TrueSdelI, Who Is to
Read Own Verse
BY MARY AsHE MILLER

Francisco will spend three days
OF this week in San Jose at the
district convention. but the weeks CAL
endar here is fairly full of interesting
| features for those who are to remain at
home. This afternoon the Pacific Coast
Women's Press association will meet
TO do special honor to one OF their
members. Mrs. Amelia ". Traesdell.
and will have an afternoon with the
California missions. Mrs Norman h
Martin. president of the association.
will open with an introduction and
outline OF publications. after which
Mrs. TruesdelI will read some of her
own verses Spanish songs and Gou-
mods Ave Maria" will be sung by
some of the pupils of Mrs. Augusta
Borie Won .Eichen. and dissoIving views
OF the California missions will be given
by Mrs. Truesdell, after which she will
read from her own work, "Rubsiyat of
the Twentieth Century"
The Equal Suffrage league. OF which
Mrs. Mary T. Gamage is the president.
will meet today at suffrage headquar-
ters, 241e California street. and listen
to an address on sociology by Miss
Mary Fairbrother.
The Outdoor Art league of the CAL
ifornia club will hold special meet
ing this afternoon to discuss the use
TO which the $500 originally intended
for the Dolores street parked islands
shall be put.
The South Park mothers club. Of
which Mrs. C. Noonan is the president,
will hold its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at 720 Treat
avenue near Folsom street.
Mrs Abbey Vance Cheney will speak
on Tuesday afternoon at the California
club, at o'clock. on The Art Of Right
Thinking and Right Living"
La Puerta del Orc chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution. will meet
this afternoon in the Forum club rooms
and will in future meet there on the
second Tuesday in each month. Officers
have been elected recently. as follows:
Regent, Mrs. John McGaw; first vice re-
gent Mrs. J. W. Orr; second vice regent
Mrs. W. W. Wymore; treasurer, MIS-
William Miller; secretary, Mrs. W. G.
Fulford.
The Cronian club has planned to cele-
brate founders day on Tuesday after
noon at it's regular meeting place in the
Young Womens Christian association
building, and guests will be invited for
the occasion.
The Woman's Public Health associa-
ton, of which Mrs A. W. Scott is the
president will meet Tuesday morning
at the Associated Charities building at
jackson and Larkin streets at 1880
o'clock. The session will be devoted TO
the transaction of business and outlin-
ing of plans.
The civic section of the California
club. of which Mrs. Louis Hertz is pres
ident. will meet Thursday morning at
the clubhouse and viii discuss matters
of importance.
Corona club will meet THURSDAY af-
ternoon and at 2:30 o'clock program
will be given, of which Mrs John H.
Bullock is chairman DR.. A. B. Shields
of ST. Luke's hospital will speak on
Phases of the Emmanuel Movement"
and this will be the feature of the
afternoon. Edward Boysen will sing
barytone solo, Miss Louise Smith will
sing a waltz song and banjo trio will
be played by S. c. Baldwin, Miss Daisy
Upham and HI. w. Countryman-
The San Francisco Musical club met
Thursday morning last in Century Club
hall, a program Of the works of modern
Italian composers being given as fol-
lows:
Trio for piano. violin and cello. opus g.
Allegro, scherzo. adagio. finale .Martucei
Mrs. oscar Cushing. Miss Mary Pasmore. Miss
Dorothy Pasmore.
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..Un Bel de vedremO'' (.'sfme. Buttsray,'j
Mrs. Ashley Fauii. uFe'H'
Nocturne Sgambatt
Ioccata ...-...--.-..---.-.-. -Sssmoati
Miss Edith BonneII
La cieca SGi1sonds sdl l,.rc,:id .POnehie
Folk song fhe T5s Fisheqmsn shen afD0naia puccini
Duo Of Butterfly and sOuzOuki. '-FiOwsr
song Mrs. Fauii. Mrs. Mcdonald. Z u''i"i
Accompanists-Mrs. Mulberry. Mrs King.
The Association Of Pioneer Women |
met Friday afternoon last and heard I
an address by P. T. Clay of the Portola |
committee on San Francisco as a host I
ess. The officers for the coming year |
were installed by Mrs. Bergman and /
are as follows: President. Mrs. Fender /
CAST; first vice president. Mrs. Gard |
ner; second vice president Mrs. Hotal- /
ing; recording secretary. Mrs. Pollock; /
financial secretary, Mrs Burr; treas |
urer. Mrs. Mccormick; marshal. Mrs. |
Phelps; board of directors, Mrs. Cor /
ham, Mrs. Mcintyre. Mrs. GUNNER; |
trustees, Mrs. Sea. DR. Winifred Byrne.
Mrs. X. Byrne, Mrs. Stanials and Mrs.
The Papyrus club members held
business meeting on Thursday last,
for the first time in their
new club home in the Mercedes build
ing in Post street. The large room Is /
being subdivided and fitted up most
under the direction of Mrs
Ada Romer Shawhan and will be open
at all hours to club members and their
guests. Members and their husbands
will be admitted in the evening for
card playing or supper and tea or
luncheon will be served during the day.
maid will be in constant attendance
and one member of the club will act as
hostess each day. 1t is expected that
the quarters will be in readiness by
the third Thursday of this month, when
4 house warming will be given under
the direction of Nine. Caro- Roma 1t
will be an evening affair and will be
probably rnasQuerade