The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
SACRAMENTO OPENS
ITS CLUB season
Interesting Programs Planned
by Various Organizations
for the Year
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO. Oct. Programs
have been prepared for the club season
and this week will see the opening
entertainments to be given by both
the Tuesday club and the Saturday
club. the largest clubs in the city. The
Tuesday club opens Tuesday with the
customary reunion" Added to this
VIII be dramatic presentation of If
Were King" by Zilpha Ames Stack
Homer Henley will ad to the attract
iveness of the day by contributing the
vocal solo, IF | Were King.
The opening attraction for the Sat
urday club will be concert Saturday
evening at The Congrega tional church
by Antonio Scott, the barytone of oper-
attic fame. and Bernice de Pasqudli.
coloratura soprano. The Saturday club
has a membership of more than 1000.
includes six evening concerts, four
afternoon artist recitals and the usual
number of home days
The program for the Tuesday club
includes more than the usual number
of good things this season. Mrs.
George w. Mccoy, chairman of the
committee which provides the attrac
tions, has devoted much time during
the summer to the work and the at
tractive program offered is the result.
Although the club lectures and home
days are announced, the committee is
still negotiating for an additional lee
ture by Jacob Riis, who is now in Eu-
rope. The completed program follows:
October 4-Reunion. Dramatic Interpretation
vocal SOLO ''If l Were King Homer Henley.
October 1S-Lecture. Round About Jerusa-
lem lem Iilustratedl Ford E. samuel; song; The
Holy City, G2 illustrutions), Reginald A. Nc
Swain.
November dramatic reading of wasner's
" "Lohengrin.'' Mrs. Herbert Sanford Howard.
NoTember 15--Lecture my Personal Recol-
lectons of Tennyson Browning. Victor Hugo
Carlyle. William Morris and Swinburne, Henry
November 29-Lecture. Java. the Gem of the
East Indies illustrated Alexander Russell.
japanese refreshments in charge of hospitality
December Club luncheon and anniversary
party at Hotel Sacramento in charge of the
courtesy committee
Her Romance" dlustratedl Or. Charles Upson
Clark. professor Of Latin. Yale university.
Dreams Cllustratedl B. r. Bsumgardt.
January Athens and the Golden Age of
. January Switzerland. the Playground of
Europe dllustratedl, B, r. Baumgardt
January 20-"The Castles and Legends of the
Rhine illustrated. B. r. Baumgardt.
January 31-Interpretative reading of Maeter
nck's The Bluebird'' Cora Mel Patteu.
February Young Indies day, in charge of
February 21-Lterature department, in charge
If Mrs. c. Parker Dillon.
March Current topics department. In charge
If Mrs. Melvin Winkleman.
March 2l-Election day. Interpretatiye read
ng Of Browning's Saul and other poems, |
Mrs. Isadore Schad.
April 4-'The wild Flowers of the Pacific |
Coast'' Herbert W. Gleason.
April 1s-Closing reports. Lecture. Pick |
wick Papers" Frank Speaight. Installation of
lew officers.
Two afternoons al bridge given by |
Mrs. Edward W. Twitchell at the |
Twitchell home in H street furnished |
two of the big social events of the |
week The two We're the first large |
bridge afternoons of the season and |
furnished occasion for the first gath |
erings of society matrons in large |
number.
On Thursday Mrs. Twitchen's guests
were.