The San Francisco call., 1909-09-20

NLOb OMEN seem TO cling TO edu-
cational affairs of one kind or
another in their programs
this fall-musical numbers, travel talks
or dramatic readings filing most of the
afternoons of this week in the various
women's organizations.
This afternoon the Susan B. Anthony
club will hold the regular meeting and
the emancipation of the sex, plans for
more complete organization in the diff
ferent parts of the state and the reg
ular routine business will occupy the
members. full attendance is urged
for today.
will hold a directors meeting this af-
ternoon at $3.50 at Pioneer hall.
The Mills club, Of which Miss Jose
phine Feusier is the president, will
hold its first meeting tomorrow after
noon in the Forum club rooms, 220
Post street. Is minutes business
meeting preceding the program and re-
arranged in honor of Doctor Car
son, president of Mills college, at
2:30 O'Clock. Miss Katherine Gray
will play Grieg's ITO the Spring" and
also Chopin's "Etude Revolutionary
Llszts "Etude in D Flat" and the sex
tet from Lucia Lammermoor" ar
ranged for the left hand alone by Les
chetizky.
The lecture of the afternoon will be
talk on Alaska by Helen w. Kimball.
To-Kalon will give founders day
breakfast tomorrow afternoon in To-
Kalon assembly room In Calvary
church, each member being entitled to
one guest.
. The regular meeting of the California
club will be held Tuesday afternoon,
the program being in charge of the de-
partment of education, of which Mrs.
A. p Black is the chairman. After
brief business meeting, DR.. Hugh w.
Gilchrist will talk on THE Industrial
Education OF the Indian" DR.. Gilchrist
has had a great deal of experience
along these lines and his discourse
promises to be unusually interesting
as well as instructive.
The Outdoor Art league department of
the California club will hold meeting
this afternoon. and Mrs. Lowell White.
chairman of the league, will preside.
The first meeting of the season of
the San Francisco musical club was
held Thursday last in Century hall and
delightful enthusiasm prevailed
among the members, the occasion prov
ing not only enjoyable from the view
point of the musician, but also as a
form of reunion as well. 1t was de-
cided that the reception which was to
have taken place October Z should be
Indefinitely postponed on account Of
the death of Mrs. Winslow Anderson.
The program of the day was as fol-
lows:
Prelude and fugue for left hand Max Roger
Miss Emile Gnauck:
"were. Bird phyllis" Lift Thine
eyes Mrs. cscil 'ldsrisA MsrK A"so' Logan
Concerto. Opus 20 tmoito allegro andante.
pres'0 Miss Martha washington I'D Dukes. sn0ess0nn
Accompanied at second plano by s. Arrillaga.
wai rleich.s % .sAn den Schiaf." ..Die rothe
Perlenschnur'' .......-.. Peter Tschaikowsky
Mr.. Mrs ] aermi0ne Rey sRrcule ss.. n,
wa''Aes' osdh Miss Florence N.ehtriss 9fA0ns
I%msT bel pr re Hs. yre Of dssenlm Ran
Miss Ruth Powers. s'A'n I" Ae'p'es
ence Hyde, Mrs. g. K. Gushing.
The Thursday club OF San Mateo. of
which Mrs. F. III. Colburn Is the presi-
dent, has sent out its yearbook for the
coming season. showing q series; of
clever programs for the future meet
ings. The meeting last Thursday, which
was the opening one of the season. was
greatly enjoyed by the members and1he
following program was given:
observation-disclosures committee.
Ja) Aims and Ideals" Mrs. Wiegersen
(b) 'sAfistakes and Corrections" Mrs. McRoskey
fcl FoYr cfotio Inn uon ~
MAP Study Of Spain ....... Mrs. Fisher
Music "Escamillo'' tSpanish dancel duet.
Paper. early Occupation -. Mrs. Van Vain
Report Of delegate to state federation.
s........-. ............ Mrs. MsRoskey
| Hostess-Mrs. vickerson.