The San Francisco call., 1910-01-10

PROGRAMS of unusual excellence
are promised the clubs for the COM
ing month-in fact, one may say for
crept out of what one may expect In
three months the annual State Fed
Grafton convention will be held at Santa
Barbara, and the program committee
has outlined the plan of procedure
there. Much merry making. excursions
of interest, and time to view the his
toric beauties of Santa Barbara have
been carefully inserted among the dis
cussions. addresses, round tables and
business transactions which must form
the routine of Athe convention 1t is
probable that all the clubs will make
extraordinary efforts to send the proper
number of delegates and that goodly
number of members will go without
votes.
The Daughters of California Pioneers
will hold their regular meeting this
afternoon in Pioneer hall, and after the
business of the day is completed talks
Will kDS given On lnc dIAdsCAAClANo eAA-
social activities of the early days of
California Miss Anais Moliere will
give talk on the proposed play, THE
Artists Dream" and a large attendance
of the members is requested The last
Monday in the month will be social day
and the program will be in charge Of
Mrs. ]. ]. Donnelly.
The Pacific Coast women's press as
sociation will meet this afternoon, and
the program will be devoted to the
works of Mrs. 1. Lowenberg. whose
book, The Irresistible Current" has
caused much comment recently. Two
OF Mrs. Lowenberg's stories, 1.-The Rose
of San Fernando" and The Unsolyed
Problem" will be read and a discussion
OF the latter will be participated in by
Mrs e. NJ North -Whitcomb, Miss Mar
ia McKim. Mrs. Sarah Reamer and Mrs.
Frena Wait Colburn.
Nine. Emilia TojettI will sing two
numbers. "Ninon," Posti, and die
Mussbaum," Schumann.
A fortnight hence Miss Lenore crou-
dace will have day and later in the
season Miss Marta McKim. Mrs. Au-
gusta Borle Won. Eichen will have a
musical early in February, which will
also be a reception to past presidents.
Mrs. Florence Richmond will have a day
on modern journalism, and so on. until
the annual breakfast May %. which
will close the club year.
From across the bay comes the cal
endar of the Twentieth Century club of
Berkeley, of which Miss Rosemary Dob
bins is the president. It's regular meet
ing will be held tomorrow afternoon at
Town and Gown han, Dana street and
Dwight way, and after the business
meeting a lecture, 1.-The Story Of the
Holy Grail" will be given by Mrs.
Eleanor j. Bingham, and Miss Alice An
drews will sing.
hold its next regular meeting Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock at the Cali
fornia club house, 1850 Clay street. The
subject of the afternoons program will
be the comic sections of Sunday papers.
Ernest Simpson will speak from the
publishers viewpoint, Alfred Holman
will talk on moral and character build
ing phases of the supplement and Miss
M. Van Vleck will analyze the aesthetic
and artistic effect Miss Emile Gnauck
will play piano solo.
The board of directors OF the women's
auxiliary of the Society of California
Pioneers will meet Thursday morning
at 1890 o'clock, and a full attendance
is requested. The monthly meeting of
the auxiliary will be held on Saturday,
January 20. and Judge F. j. Murasky
will speak on The Child Life of San
Francisco and other Great Cities" Each