The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07
HISTORY DISCUSSED
BY PH|LOMATHfANS
CIubwOmen Hear Interesting
Papers and an Attractive
Musical Program =
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, March 6.-Friday was
history day at the Philomathean club.
Mrs. Ansel williams Aas in charge of
the program.
A description of Florence and
Florentine palaces was given by Miss
Lottie Ruggles, who recently returned
from a foreign tour.
The House OF Savoy" was the title
of a paper read by Mrs. E. t. Par
! sons, while Miss Nettie C. Smith read
paper on Charles Albert"
Mrs. Williams had a paper on Ma
poleon's italian Campaign"
Helen Thompson rendered Schubert's s
solo. The Wanderer" She was ac-
companied by Miss Dunno. For an en-
core she sang Money Isn't Every
thing"
The club will discuss The Italian
Drama" next Friday. "Alfieri and
Goldoni" will be presented by Mrs.
B. +. Boode and Gabrielle dAnnun-
zio" by Miss Julia Rossi, while read
ings from "Gioconda" will be given by
Miss Ellen Ross.
Mrs Alberta Whale entertained the
Aldine club last Monday when the sub
ject "Longfellow and His Works" was
considered. Mrs. Nettie Bonney read
a paper on the poets life. Mrs. Della
Jones read the poem "Hiawatha,' y
while Mrs. May Parker recited The
Children's Hour"
THE Building of the Ship" was
read by Miss Myrtle Lang, and The
Children" by Mrs. Geneva Allen. Mrs.
f. Harkness gave a splendid review
of 'Evangeline."
Mrs. Ross rendered vocal selections,
accompanied by Miss Myrtle Stephens
Miss Doria Lund was hostess at
dancing party Saturday evening given
at the Smell bungalow in North Cali
fornia street. Mrs. Fred Wurster and
Mrs. Andrew Lund were the patron
esses.
The dancers were: Misses Veda Mel
son, Mildred King, Lucy Ray, Harriet
Hewitt Hazel Rider, Louise Steele.
Elise Bertheau, Margaret Covell, Hazel
Campbell of Oakland, Katherine Stew
art, Ella Williams and Myrtle Lynch;
Messrs Albert Gross, Charles Wild
dows Clarence Gaines, Carroll Grun-
sky, Marion Hewitt, William Dunno,
Walter Walsh, Robert Blossom, Wilson
Wurster, Richard Lauxen. Reeve Yost,
Melville Levy, Minrod Thresher.
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Rudolf Gianelli.
Miss Root of San Francisco was the
guest of honor at a dinner party Fri
day evening given by Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Parrish and Mrs. S H Dyott
at the Dyott residence in North Mon
roe street. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. J. D. Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Miss Morrell,
Mr.. Fox and Mr.. Schultz Of San Fran
cisco.
Misses Mary and Margaret Smith en-
tertained the members of the Cogs-
well polytechnic basket ball team last
night at the home of their aunt, Mrs.
W c. Ramsey, at 303 West Flora
street.
The wedding of Miss Opal Harris
to Whitney B. Pope viii take place
April 8. It will be home wedding,
with Miss Florence Pease as brides
maid. Little Miss Evelyn higgins will
be ring bearer and LOUIS Hansen will
be best man.
The junior class of the high school
gave dancing party Friday evening
at Jory's hall The chaperons were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis.
Mrs. H. A. Prole entertained the
Thursday Afternoon bridge club last
week, the fortunate players being Mrs.
Hudson Smythe and Mrs. E. c. Stewart.
dinner party was given by Mrs.
+. L. Kincaid last Wednesday evening
in honor of Mr.. Kincaids birthday.
The North Side bridge club was en-
tertained last week by Mrs. J. A.
Stewart, Mrs. r. II. Sterling winning
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