The San Francisco call., 1909-02-08

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I orally by those who know but
4 ~ little of women's clubs. that the
/ tendency of the confirmed club
woman is to neglect. or>at least TO FOR
get at times, in her overwhelming IN
terest in her organization, her home du-
ties. and particularly are her children
/ held up to the world at large as the
! sufferers. As though to contradict this
impression. children are Occupying the
time and thought of many of the CLUB
i women at the present time. the interest
extending even TO the wayfaring child.
the little ones of the street.
Within the last week To Kalon and
other women's organizations have
pledged themselves to aid in the night
/ to secure proper conditions in the pub
/ lie schools; women have gone to Sacra-
/ mento to push the bill for the joint
Z guardianship of children, the child labor
! bill and others for the protection OF the
I young, and two of the prominent clubs
/ of the city. the Jewish Council of
Women and the Corona club, viii de-
vote their meetings this week to papers
and discussions OF the parental school.
The meeting of the Jewish Council OF
Women will be held Wednesday at the
California club house in Clay street at
! > o'clock Judge Frank Murasky will
deliver an address his work in the
! Ray Alexander will read paper on the
parental school. Following this will be
songs by Mrs. B. NJ. Stitch.
/ The Corona club meeting takes place
Thursday of this week at Mission Ma
sonic hall, the business meeting taking
place at o'clock. The program, which
| is under the direction of Harold Law
renee Seager, will be called civic day
and will be an open meeting Judge
| Frank Murasky will deliver an address
on THE Juvenile Court" Mrs. t. A
Stark will read five minute paper, AS
Others See U.s." and will also give two
recitations, when Pa Went Into Poll
ties and LAS Heard the Beach
Miss Ruth Carson will play a piano solo
and Mrs. H. D. Mccoy. mezzo soprano.
will sing.
February % the program. which will
come after a business meeting and par
liamentary drill, will be in charge of
Miss Jennie Partridge and will be as
follows Quiz-Corona club, Mrs. Frank
| Dalton; violin SOLO Miss Frances Key
ser, accompanist Mrs Martin Schultz;
paper, Gerhard Hauptman, Germany's
Greatest Modern Dramatist," Mrs. Frank
| Gilley; play, THE Sunxen Bell given
| by a half dozen members of the club,
and a soprano solo by Mrs. c. ]. Mid
dleton.
The Daughters of California Pioneers
VIII hold their regular business meeting
this afternoon in Pioneer hall and after
wards there will be discussion of The
Means of Transportation From the
Early Days of California to the Present
Time" The directors meeting will be
held Monday next. but the following
Monday being Washington's birthday
the social meeting will be omitted.
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The members of the Pacific coast
women's press association will meet at
their clubrooms in the Century club
building, Franklin and Sutter streets.
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. A pro-
gram of interest has been prepared.
The Irresistible Current" by Mrs. I.
| Lowenberg, will be under discussion,
and the author will be guest of honor
that day. Mrs. Laura Y. Pinney will
review the book. Mrs. Amelia w.
Truesden, Mrs. Ella VI. Sexton, Mrs.
Josephine Martin. Mrs. Florence Rich
mond and other members will take
part in the discussion of the book
Mrs. w. C. Morrow, president of the
association, will have charge of the
meeting and lead the discussion OF the
afternoon. Musical numbers will be
given under the direction of Mrs. Mar
riner Campbell.
/ The Association of Pioneer Women
! of California held it's regular business
meeting in the parlors of Pioneer hall
| last week, and at the close Miss Ellen
Dolliver gave an interesting account
| of the origin of the names of several
/ streets of San Francisco
| The social meeting of the society will
| be held Friday, February 19. and a
program has been prepared by Mrs.
Hyman, Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Pollock and
Miss Curry.
The Parent Teachers club will meet
Thursday of this week instead of their
regular meeting day Friday as the
latter date is a holiday. The topics
for discussion will be Reading" by
Miss Fayden, and writing" by Miss
Tatton.
| At the meeting OF the California club
tomorrow the debate as TO whether
married women should be economically
| independent will be held under the di-
ERECTION of DIR. Minora Kibbe, and some
interesting arguments are expected ON
the matter. Judge Cabaniss will sum
lup the debate.
The San Francisco musical club Of
fered the following program Thursday
morning. February 4, at Century club
| hall:
Quartet No. - (Haydn). Lyric string quar-
tet; aria from The Queen of Sieba' (Gounod)
Mrs. B. NJ. Stitch trio. op- 81 beethoven
Miss Clara Rauhut. piano; Mr.. Hoffman. violin;
Mr. Nillalparido. cello
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