The San Francisco call., 1909-10-04

The annual meeting of the stock hold
ers of the Ebell building associate is
called for Monday morning at the club
house. a buffet luncheon will be served
at noon.
Mrs H N Roweu, who has been
identified with the work of the Mothers
clubs in Berkeley. viii be the speaker
before the members of Ebell Tuesday
afternoon after the business meeting
"Kindergartens in the Public Schools
win be the subject for the informal talk.
On the fourth Tuesday afternoon in
this month there will be lecture by
Mira Ali Kuli Kahn. the imperial Per-
sian consul at Washington ID. c., who
has chosen as his theme The New Born
Persia" The third Tuesday will be
given up to the state federation at the
Portofa headquarters at the ST. Francis.
The monthly luncheon will take place
Tuesday, October II.
The women of the Tea club of Ala
media will met this afternoon as the
guests of Miss Mary Smith. They will
consider the subject of tuberculosis.
The Oakland club announces a busi-
ness meeting for this week, with an
elabora teIy planned Portola luncheon
for the following Wednesday. The
fourth meeting will be given over to
the musical program presented by Miss
Aileen Murphy, a young pianist. On
the third Wednesday of the month the
women of the club will receive at the
st. Francis.
Mrs. Louis Hertz of San Francisco
will be the speaker before the board
of the Alameda district federation of
women's clubs Saturday afternoon,
October g. at Pythian castle. Kinder
gartens in the Public Schools" will be
the subject of her address.
The music section of the Twentieth
Century club will be entertained Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. w. H. Wads-
worth. "The Meistersinger' of Wagner
will be the subject for the program.
The Piano club of Berkeley has an
nounced a series of concerts for the
winter in Unity hall, the first of which
viii be given Tuesday evening, October
12, by wilhelm Heinrich, a tenor of
Boston.
The German and French composers
will be considered by the women of the
Etude club Monday, October II.
California day was celebrated this
week by the Alta Mira club of San
Leandro IN delightful way under the
direction of Mrs. L. E. Lynch.
The Country club of Washington
township held its regular melting Sep
tember 2S at Mrs. Henry Tysons resi-
dence at Niles, with Mrs. B. L. Tyson as
hostess Mrs. May Cheney of Berkeley
gave an entertaining address, on girls
clubhouses at the University of Califor-
MIA.
meeting of the members of the
IL ,<1oxy 1I. iC mn for T1n
afternoon of October 6, when Mrs.
Charles PhilIpotts will entertain at the
residence of Mrs. P. w. Barton in Ala
media.
THE Development of Fate in the
Drama" is the subject which Dr. Ben
jamin Kurtz of the University of Cali
fornia has announced for the first lee
ture of the series of three which he will
give during the early winter before the
members of the Shakspere club
Wednesday afternoon he will be the
guest of the club, which will be enter
tained by Mrs. S. Montogomerie Haslett.
The many dolls which are to grace
the annual doll show of the West Oak
land home at Ebell club house December
2, and have arrived from the east
and will be divided among the members
of the association at their October meet
ing tomorrow lOT Tie HluDR OF the
wardrobes which will make them at
tractive features of the big holiday
charity event. The chairman of the
committees have been named, as fol-
lows:
Prize dolls. Mrs. Herbert Lang; doll table No.
l. Mrs Fred Reed apron table. Mrs. John
scotchler. bag table. Mrs. c. F. Baker; fancy
work table, Mrs. J. A. Miller; handkerchief
table; Mrs. a. G pietz; mystery table. Miss
Itttle Workers table. Miss Grace Trevor; boys
table Mrs +. ]. Fernhoff; candy table, Mrs
Eugene Van Court: refreshment booth, Mrs. ]. G.
Cross: lemonade BOOTH. Mrs. j. w. .Umphred; ;
entertainment Mrs. Fred r. Hamilton.
The women Of the home will meet
tomorrow for their regular October
luncheon and business discussion.
Plans are being perfected to organize
another chapter of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution in Oakland. Mon
day, October Is. Mrs. Frederick Jewell
Laird will entertain meeting at her
home in Berkeley, when probably final
action will be taken. Mrs, Laird ia re-
cont of fha Sfafo