The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
Clubwomen and Their Work
By MARY AsHE MILLER


THE event of today will be the
annual meeting and breakfast of
the Pacific Coast Womens Press
association, which will take place in
the red room of the st. Francis hotel,
and which is being anticipated eagerly
by the members and their guests.
The election is to be held before the
breakfast and. although the ticket is
kept a secret, it is known that Mrs.
w c. Morrow, who has served so ad-
mirably as president for the last two
years and who has declined reelection,
will be succeeded by Mrs. Josephine
worker in the association.
The Daughters of California Pioneers
will meet this afternoon at o'clock
for the election of officers for the en-
suing year and the transaction of other
business.
Monday, May II, a meeting of the
directors will be held, and Monday,
May &c, will be social day, when a pro-
gram of interest will be presented. as
is usual on these occasions.
A feature which promises to be
something delightfully."- unique in the
months calendar will be the basket
picnic to take place Saturday next at
the home of Miss o. Meussdorffer. 24s
Hanover street, at II o'clock. To reach
there the guests will take the San
Mateo or cemeteries car and get off at
Whittier street.
The California club members will
hold their annual department council
Tuesday, when the achievements of the
club in all its ramifcations will be
told by the heads of the different de-
partments, as follows:
Civics, Mrs Louis Hertz; education,
Miss Juliet Greninger; social science.
Mrs. Jacob Brandt; Outdoor<Art league,
Mrs. Lowell White.
Many of the members of the club,
besides the delegates. are planning to
attend the state federation convention
at Del Monte. and it is expected that
no club will be more thoroughly rep
resented than the California.
Laurel Hall club has sent out cards
for it's open meeting reception Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock, when the
installation of officers will> take place
and a program of music will be given
Each member has received two guest
cards, and in many instances efforts
have been made to have this number
increased all of which goes to prove
that the occasion will be one of great
interest.
The Womans Auxiliary OF the So
ciety of California Pioneers will hold
a directors meeting Thursday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. which will be the
last regular meeting of the fiscal year.
The organization of the new board will
take place on this occasion.
The Corona club will meet Thursday
afternoon at Mission Masonic hall, and
the program will be preceded by brief
business meeting.
The annual election of the Papyrus
club will be held Friday next at the
regular meeting, the officers to be
chosen by ballot. No members who
are six months in arrears with their
dues will be allowed to vote. After
all. business is attended to, an informal
reception will be rendered the new
members by the old members. and all
of the latter are requested to volun-.
teer their services in entertaining that
afternoon.
The San Francisco Musical club rem
dered the following program at its
meeting Thursday last:
EAU Payo Bleu'' (Chaminade), Isl tn veux''
tPlaneD. -Pastorals'', tBizet), by Mrs. Leon
Levin.
-Four sketches for violin--.'Idy dylie.' =. Humer
esoie .sCradle Song and "Polska' fTor An
liul. by Miss Caroline Nash.
.'Pensei d dAutumne' tMassenetl. "Bon Jour
suzon'' tThonie), by Miss Marion Cumming
'srrois Impfomptus," op. is (Schutte).
'.Findlandia 0p. is, No. tSibelfus) bv
Miss Martina Dukes.
..Arioso'' tDelibesl, asBon Jour suzon', fTro
mel. .'Bois Etais" u.ullyi. by Mrs. A. Z.
Phelan.
Concerto minor tHeethoren). orchestral
parts on second piano played by Miss clara
Rauhut. By Miss Emile Gnauck.
Accompanisfs-Mrs. = II. Beckett Miss W.
& Moves Mrs. K, l. Hovitt< and Miss Pratt