The San Francisco call., 1909-01-25
Clubwomen and Their
Work as Individuals
Ru Marr Ashe Miller

izatfon OF the necessity for per-
nfttInc the individuality OF the eiuO
,,ernber 70 enter into her club NE
This is manifested by the ofgdhlzd sloll
OF sections CT the various cl1Ds- NJ
.everv woman is Interested in civic or
educational work, but she may 49,
ardentIv TO belong to club wherein
rnuch OF those types OF Work IS uohe-
For her. then. there are ART music
whist or dramatic sections-or perhaps
a dozen other branches of the various
interests which womens clubs are laA-
ing up.
The San Francisco Musical club pre-
sented the following interesting pro-
gram Thursday morning az their meet
ing at Century Club hall, a number OF
guests being present;
roschiugsehwank. allegro. romance scnsr-
zinc. iutermezzo. hnale .-.. - 'Dl'''''
Mrs. y. T. Young
s.Zickeltanz eiu schwan Ich iiebe dich -Vfies
Miss Marian Cumming
Sonata op. 10. No. 3. presto ia' 80 ,s,-,,
etIo' ronuo' ,irs No1es
AT the CIoister Gate ......--..------- Greg
Ladies Chorus rfsz-
6snomenrelgen ;;,issol- :; son,
..ImpronntH on 90 No. 2'F.......-.. Schubert
MOS John NcGaw.
Love Song Wsyse
''SnOw Queen IAN, ,,sdu,
Summer Song .... 'AieSSo
Mafhida WlSmer.
Accompanists-Miss BonnelL MISS CleueH'
Mrs. NIillburry.
The Charming auxiliary OF the First
Unitarian church Will hold their annual
meeting February J. when the election
of officers viii take place. AT o'clock
the following program viii be pre-
sented by Mrs. Louis Lyman JaneSs
Mrs. Pearl Hossack Whitcomb and MISS
Alice Guthrie:
Duets
Love Has Turned Hls Face Away FOote
(VioIin obligato Mrs James. Mrs. Whit
comb and Miss Guthriel
Violin solo Russian Airs .------- -WieniaWsAA
Miss Alice Guthrie
Floods Of spring (Russisnl kae9nla Ilno.
i Am Thy Harp r. =" "O''i'''iN
Songs from TennysOns Princess" Wheipiey
Mrs James
Members may invite guests for O'Clock
Classes being formed for the study or
the modern drama under the direction Of Mrs.
Win A Madden and for the study OF home
decoration. under the direction Of Miss Nellie
Treat
The next alternate meeting OF the
Council OF Jewish Women viii be held
Wednesday at half-past o'clock at tho
California club house, and the feature
OF the afternoon viii be an address on
Spinoza by Otto Irving Wise. Miss
Blanche Lewis VIII play a piano solo.
The Corona club will hold a meeting
Thursday afternoon. and after the BUSH
ness session and parliamentary drill an
excellent program Will be given. under
the direction of Miss Jennie Partridge.
chairman. 1t will be 'Maeterlinck day
and Miss Kate Crowley win read q
paper. "Maeterlinck as Dramatist.'
while Mrs. Thomas C. Inman win tell
of 'Maeterlinck as Poet" and "Maeter-
linck as Philosopher"
Mrs. Robert Mcclellan viii deal with
I Current Topics" Miss Winifred
Chamberlain viii give a piano solo, aa-~.
the drama. "Monna Wanna" viii bet
given, with the following cast.
Mona Wanna Miss AIolierc Oakland. Guido
ColOnna. Mrs. B. r. Keith: Marco Colonna,
Mrs. f. D.. Knight; Prinzivalle Mrs John II
j. d. Jessup; Lieutenant BOrso. Mrs Charles En-
erson: Lieutenant TOrrellO Mrs. Fred Matthews;
Vedio, secretary TO Prinzivalle, Mrs Frances
Cobb.
The Daughters of California Pioneers
/ will have social day" this afternoon
and an excellent program has been pre-
\ pared Mrs. Laura Bride Powers will
/ talk on California missions; the Grae-
Der mandolin club will play several se-
/ lectiOns: Mrs. Frederick Hartmann viii
sing and Miss HOTtense Andrade Will
| play piano solo, all Of this music be-
/ ing chosen from the works of Spanish
composers. Mrs. ]. J. Donnelly VIII
have charge OF the program
The California club viii have a
unique program at their Tuesday meet
/ ing, as all Of the numbers viii be rem
dered by the daughters of club men,
bers. Tt is called Daughters day
and number Of the pretty girls whose
mothers are prominent members OF tho
fzaf will criyr of fr7c.
and talents for the entertainment Oe
the members and their guests
There will be series of living pic.
lures posed under the direction Of Mrs.
Ada Romer Shawhan; musical numbers
and other delightful events.
The California club has been honored
by having a part of its humane educa-
tion circular copied in the heading OF
the Humane Calendar, which is
printed in the east and which circu-
/ lates by thousands in all parts of the
country, especially among schools and
humane societies. Copies Of the Calen-
dar have been used for years at tho
California club house.
Mrs. Clara B. Colby. editor OF tho
Woman's Tribune of Portland. Ore.
will visit California in February to fII
lecture engagements. Mrs. Colby han
edited woman suffrage paper for II
years.
The Palo Alto Woman's club f. to be-
especially favored by c. r. Ashbee. the
noted craftsman of London. who viii
give a lecture to the club Wednesday
Mr.. Ashbee is world leader I'm. his
/ speciality. This club has been COM
plimented by Dr. n. X. Foster OF tha
state board of health on the local work.
done in enforcement Of the anti-expec-
toration law Or. Foster expressed the
wish that all the woman's clubs would
accomplish as much for their cemmunf-
ties in this special line OF work
REFLECTS BLUE RAYS
Tho occan aur,aare hr,,. b<o