The San Francisco call., 1910-02-14
MANY TO ADDRESS
FEDERATED CLUBS
Alameda WOmen'S 0rganiza-
tiOns to Be HOstesSes at
District Convention


afternoon in the Adelphian club house
Of Alameda, the i've associated women's
clubs of the Encinal CITY acting as
hostesses The opening day viii be
devoted largely TO the organization Of
The meeting and exchange Of club cour-
fesies. a reception in honor Of The
district officers and visiting delegates
viii be feature OF Thursday eveninS.
Friday morning. after the reports cf
the club presidents, Mrs. Mildred Fen
ton viii conduct 4 round table on
household economies. Miss JeSSlca
Peixotto, Ph. -, University of Califor-
MIA. viii address the clubwomen on
House Keeping as Fine Art" 4
resume of the lectures Of Ellen Rich
ards at the summer school will be given
boy Mrs. i. q. Turner Civics VIII be
the theme of the opening discussion Of
the afternoon. Mrs J. T. Thane lead
ing The short addresses will be given
5y Mrs. Z. l. Baldwin, president of
the California club of san Francisco;
Mrs. -. H. Cushing. president of the
state playground association, and Mrs.
MAY !. Cheney Of Berkeley. The sec
ond dav viii be concluded with an ad
dress by Rev. William RAIDER OF san
Francisco ON Ideals of American
Women"
The annual address Of Mrs. Cora +.
Jones. president Of the district, viii be
q feature Of Saturday morning. "Elim-
lnaJion OF Waste in Education viii be
rhe theme Of Frederick f. Bunker. SD
perntcndcnt Of the Berkeley schools,
who viii speak under the auspices OF
the committee on education. OF which
Mrs. Clara Partridge is chairman. The
severa musical organizations viii give
tge opening program Of the afternoon
gathering before the final address Of
the convention, when DR. George G.
Pardec. former governor of Califol-
mia. viii speak on The Tariff, the
Trusts and the Increased Cost of Liv-
ms
Mrs James Higgins. president Of the
Adelphiau club. Miss Rosemary Dob
bins. president of the Twentieth Cen
Jury club, and Miss Eva Powell. presi-
ieut OF the Ebell viii be honored
Wednesday afternoon by the Oakland
.lub at valentine luncheon. Mrs. i.
r. Chadwick viii preside as hostess.
The luncheon musicale has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Z. l. Bartholomew and
VIII include numbers by Miss Ruby
Morse. Mrs. Grace Ryce and "a gifted
young vioIinist who has recently come
10 Oakland from Australia.
Mile. Soulas, who has been well re-
ceiVed about the bay. Will give the
Tuesday afternoon program before the
members OF EbeIl and their guests.
her subject being The Historical Cha
teauX- of France The lecture viii be
illustrated with lantern slides. Mrs.
John G. Lynch viii be the chairman of
the day. At meeting Of the sections
early in the afternoon four members
viii be elected TO the nomipating com
mittee. The annual election viii occur
Ia April.
At the annual meeting of the Play
ers' club Tuesday afternoon Mrs. George
Perry was reelected president OF the
progressive organization of students
of which she was the founder. Mrs. /
George Thompson viii serve another
year as secretary and Mrs. Harold Dray /
Perry as treasurer. Wednesday, Feb .
ruary %, the club win have as its /
special guest Miss Anthony, who is on
the coast in the interests Of the /
Woman's league.
The Alta Mira club viii celebrate St |
Valentines day Monday Mrs. Walter /
Locke viii act as chairman Mrs. George 1
Knox presiding as hostess The pro
gram viii include q group Of songs by /
IS little maidens and d paper on the /
origin Of St Valentines day by Miss /
Myrtle Lathrop.
The luncheon which the women of /
the Twentieth Century club gave Tues !
day I'm honor of Mrs. Susan Mills and 1
DIR. Luella Clay Carson was one of the !
most Ella borate affairs of the month /
Miss Rosemary Dobbins. president Of !
The club and former Mills college stu
dent presided as hostess. Miss Howe, /
the newly elected teacher of interpre- I
tatiOn in THE girls college. gave 1
group Of readings. \ cycle of Indian /
songs va rendered Ioa- Mrs Or-risa yir,
McMurray.
Mrs. Bertha NJ Bennett. prominent /
member Of the Readers club Of Berlze- /
Icy. repeated her Interpretation of The |
Servant in the House" before the /
Woman's Improvement club Of Rich /
mond Friday afternoon.
The members of the Piano club VIII /
consider the works Of Russian and
Polish composers Wednesday morning |
IN Unity hall.
Norway and Her Art" viii be the
subject presented by Rev. J. g. Gas
mann Tuesday afternoon before the /
Adelphisn club. Tuesday morning a
group Of students belonging to the 4
music history section viii consider the
present day English composers. the
paper being given by Mrs. Charles 4
BlaclOlQ.
The February luncheon Of the Col
legiate Alumnae viii be given in the
Home club Saturday afternoon of next
week. Mrs James b. Hume and Miss
Blanche Morse being the specially hon
ored guests. Resolved, that the trend
Of university education for women
should be vocational. not cultural" will
be the subject discussed during the
afternoon by AffirmatiVe-Mrs.W W w 1
Douglas. Mrs. Warren Gregory Mrs 4
a. r. Lange. Negative-Mrs. william
Colby, Mrs. r. Q. Moody, Mrs. H. B.
Torrev.
Mrs. W W. Douglas will be chairman
Of the day
The directors have announced the
election Of Mrs. Arthur Price as cor
responding secretary Of the associa-
veral sewing circles and centers
been organized recently by the
&c graduates who are devoting
lselves 10 work among the needy of
Francisco, cooperating with the
aciated Charities.