The San Francisco call., 1909-12-13

so visit the school buildings oL Oah
land and investigate conditions III con
seouence Of e criticism OF the uhsaiil
tarv nlsces in which the children were
obliged to eat their lunch. returned an
frteresfine account of her interviews
,,-i+r The school department and OF the
healtaf,ll places provided for the boys
and girls
Nrs IL \ Rowen Of Berkeley re-
7orted the sending of resolution
adopted by the Federated molhers
lltll,S and the Berkeley Improvement
,Ifb in Joint session to the city council,
asking that the moving picture shows
be regulated the same as in san Fran
cisco After the business session
buffet luncheon was served. covers
were laid for.
AIRS Cora =. Zones Mrs. Charles AilaroFee
Mn TI0le Barry of Alameda
~ Eerkelev Mrs. II. A. Hebard OF
ArS r. d. Holmes Alameda
Miss Eva Powell MIS- SeaouIS "a D''N
Nrs NTs T. y N:jisa isesa Mss is Rosemary Dobbns
~. a. Trncb of Berkeley
tirs sarah portland Mrs. Florence Lang
Nr@ Fl lerfaiey S,Ila Mrs. Agnes Hin of Ala
MAJ i,,oaae Saaes 'issia9 " Mrs 4. \. Rowen Of
Mr.. T. I. Gnoaiy OF Berkeley
Alsmeaa
Tho thfrrv-tfird anniversary of the
founding of sbel VIII be celeorated
Tuesday. An elaborate breakfast, over
which Mrs Charles Woodbury. Wih pre-
side as hostess. viii be followed bY
round Of toaets by many of the former
officers and pioneer members Covers
viii be laid fcr 230 members of the
club. no outside guests being included
in the Invitation for this annual affair
Mrs. A. L. Mash is arranging the pro-
gram of music. which viii follow the
breakfast
A symposium on travel viii be given
bv members Of the Twentieth Century
club OF Berkeley Tuesday afternoon in
the Town and Country club house Mrs.
Wallace r. Pond. Miss Oma Davies,
Miss Mae Huddart and Mrs. Clarence
Page viii tell of their experiences in
foreign lands Mrs. William Laurence
Jones viii entertain the members of the
dramatic section Wednesday, the
Shakespeare class OF which Mrs. Julia
Foster is curator. win meet Friday with
Miss Amy Hamlin. Pericles" viii be
the theme Of the hour.
The annual bres kfast Of the Oakland
club is announced for the third Wednes-
day Of January AZ the Key Route hotel.
Kenneth MIican viii be speaker,
outlining banking methods. The busi-
ness meeting viii be held on the first
Wednesday OF the new year, Mrs. Leon
Hall presiding
The country club Of washington
township held fits regular meeting Tues
day at Anderson's gymnasium. Mrs.
Warmsley presiding as hostess. After
a short business meeting the follow
ing program was given:
talk on German composers (Schumsnn and
Brshmsl, with illustrative songs in the orig
inal Mrs. ". ". Briggs Of Piedmont and Mrs.
G. HoH ard, accOmpanist
Report Of interview with Prof. Frederic
Wolfe on Bach aud his work. at the Univer-
sty Of California, Mrs. J. L, Thane.
French. German and Russian songs, Miss
Helen Swain Of Alameda and Miss Elma Salz,
accompanst.
American songs Mrs. T. X Dunster. Mrs
H. c. Ingram aceompanist.
Talk on Mexican and Spanish music, with
illustrative songs, Miss Helen Swain.
Songs by Hawley, Mrs. F. X. Dunster-
Review Of Rubinsteins song writing. with
selections in German. Mrs. W. W. Briggs.
The club viii meet January 4, with Mrs.
NoWry Of Centerrille.
The Adelphisn club recently inaugu-
rated the practice Of admitting the
daughters Of the women of the club
into the regular work of the sections
This Alameda society has developed
= splendid group of study classes, and
the union meeting brings the members
together but once month, most of the
social life Of the club being found in
these smaller sections Thursday the
current events section was given an
informal talk on Egypt and the Nile
country by Mrs. +. J. Holt Tuesday
Mrs. Holt viii speak before the mem
bers OF the tourist section on Spain.
The dramatic section. of which Mrs.
Henry Rosenthal is curator, viii meet
Friday.
Monday afternoon the Alta Mira club
viii have Christmas program Mrs.
II. A. Hebard OF the Adelphian club
VIII give an address on christmas
Carols" illustrated by half a dozen Of
the gifted girls of San Leandro. Those
who viii contribute 10 the hours pleas
ure viii be:
Mrs S. NJ. u. WoodmanlM Miss Ruette Lynch
Alz6 Adele Msvne
Plans for the dedication Of the FL
Canine real bell and sign post probably
viii be announced by the clubs presf-
dent. Mrs. W. S. Peters, at this last
reception Of the month.
The women of the Shakspere club
of Alameda are rehearsing their an
nual play, and il is expected to be one
Of the notable presentations of Janu-
sry.
The Prelude club, which consists of
number Of the younger musicians
on this side of the bay, held its De-
cember meeting with Miss Alma Hol-
lenbeck. Miss Frances washington of
San Francisco was the honored guest
OF the day.
The women OF the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae win pay particular
attention to head dress on Saturday
December IS. when they assemble for
their December luncheon and receptfon
in the Home club house in East Oak
land, each member and guest having
been requested TO wear some festive
hair arrangement. The Magic sword
viii be the dramatic feature OF tho
afternoons program. The cast will in
clude;
Miss Douglass White Miss Ida Juiilerat
head Miss f@ilula lie Conte
Miss Nora Dunn Miss Jnliette Levy
The half hour of music viii be con-
fributed by:
Miss Edith Bonnell Miss Beatrice BacigaIup
Miss Ethel sherman Miss Ada Conlin
Jones Miss Madeline yarney
Miss Lulu Blunlberg
Bluebird." the Maeterlinck drama
viii be presented December 10 by the