The San Francisco call., 1909-09-25
TREBLE CIEf CLUB
TO STAGE 'ERMINI['
Choral Society of University
Women Chooses New OFF,
GERS and Members

BERKELEY, Sept. 24.-In prepara-
and spring the Treble Clef, the choral
society of the women OF the univer-
sity, has chosen officers and members
The club will shortly stage the opera
"Erminie" at an Oakland theater. The
new officers are:
President, Myrtle Healy; vice president Mil
dred Ahlf; secretary, Florence Doyle; treasurer,
Carrie Gordon. executive committee Cheryl Mer-
-ill. Madge Woodman and Margaret Witter.
The new members of the club are:
First sopranos, Bernice Bronson. Elizabeth
Davis, Ruth Denne. Beatrice Gotheim. Edna
Harrison and Margaret Kenney; second sopranos,
Doris Clark. Pauline Fithian Irene Flannigan
Alice Hicks. May Lindsay, Mabel Sadler and
Marcelle Moore: first altos. Dagmar Games. Ann
Gum and Emelie Harold; second alto, Alice Nc
Comb.
The question chosen for debate at
the annual contest of the Senate and
Congress, the leading debating societies
of the university. is: Resolved that
the California legislature should ratify
the proposed amendment to the United
States constitution providing tor an In
come tax" The question submitted by
the Con gress to the Senate will be re-
submitted by the latter October with
its choice of side.
The women of College hall will open
the new dormitory September 20 with a
reception to more than 1900 guests.
The reception committee consists of;
Mildred Ahlf. chairman; Anna Lieben-
thai, Grace Tully and Sue Davis.
The first of the series of senior as
semblies was held in Hearst hall to-
night with E z. Grant as floor man
ager and a. committee of the senior
class in charge. Members of the fac
ulty and their wives were the patron
esses.
Pelican, the comic paper of the stu
dents of the university, appeared on
the campus today in a new dress, de-
voted to boating. Editorially the paper
supports the sport and urges the stu
dents to vote in favor of it Monday.
Among the contributors to the num-
Der in charge Of Editor Rollo Fay are:
W. C. Amrose George J. Adams
william H. Greenlaw NJ l. Dinkeispiel
W. G. Corlett Frank Mountain
William Sperry s. NJ. Phillips
James Nayoni
The following officers have been cho-
sen for the League of the Republic, an
organization of the students for the
promotion of civic purity:
President. H. E. Casey; vice president 3. A.
Wilson: secretary. III. f. Stocker; treasurer. W.
H. Seelig; executive committee. r. II. Wight,
Hugh d. Hoover and c. H. Boydston.
President William ]. Hayes of the
graduate students has appointed the
following committees in charge of
activities this year:
Social committee. r. jain. Laura Wood,
Vera Heath, Mimo Brown. Mary Horn. Emma
Lee Helen Pinkhan. Violet Ottoman. Catherine
Howell, Sara Morgan. Irma Bromley. Dorothy
Doyle Esther Phillips Edith Carew, Christina
Krysto ]. c.. Strebin. B. NJ. Woods, C. c. Dan
forth. L. L. Degnan. II. c. Bryant. A. R. Pow
ers NJ. T. Farmer T. II. Goodspeed. T. J. Nib
bin William Hileman. $. +. Otis. Fred Searles
Jr. p. S. Bird, c. c. Pease and c. E. Rogers.
Reception committee-M. f. Harrison, chair
man: Pauline Baldwin, Alma Tobin, Myrtle
Bartlett. Ovena Larson, Edna Newly. J. W.
Mailman. c. B. Kress. II. f. Casey, J. NJ. Burke,
s. E. Bailey and p. C. Chapman.
Graduate elubroorns committee-Alice Jones.
Harriet Merrill, Annie Riddle anl Alma Erick-