The San Francisco call., 1910-03-07


Is strong sentiment IN favor OF Mrs
I,. j. Waters Of Los Angeles, who re
fused 10 accept another term OF once
as president Of the Los Angeles dis
trict. Several other names are being
mentioned.
The March luncheon of the Ebell will
De an unusually interesting event IL Is
planned as compliment TO Mrs. Susan
J. Mills and Or. Luella Clay Carson, al
though q few other guests Of honor will
share in the afternoons pleasure. Mrs
Harry Knowles viii preside as hostess
assisted by
Sire. J. " McClymonds Mrs Harry Maxwell
Nrs. !. McEwing Mrs ". Z. Montgomery
hr- D.. g. AIorrtso Mrs. James Naismith
Nrs H. ". Meek Mrs Charles L. Morey
1Irs ". ". Mathcr Mrs. 4. L.. Nelson
Mr.. j. Pvm Neville Mrs !. Mofntt
Nr-. Frank y. ogden Mrs J. F. McMAth
Nrs. g. T.. Musscr Miss J. J. Nichols
Nrs- William Norris AIRS L. II. Miller
Mrs. &. T. DSco0l
Among the interesting programs
which have been announced by the va
lious sections OF Ebell for the coming
week are the following:
Nonday evening -saakespeare. Miss Julia
tIi,. e.rator. Notes so Shakespeare Lon
Gou" iy firs. Trauk Hurd, Mr. a. Nandergaw
Horton. ,,rnnl get ~ As You Like 1t
Ne14o-lar uiorA.ur-L Literature. Mn: 9. Il:
'rlf. curator. Paper. swift. the Political
Ssri-f--.- Nr- p G. Won Helms. The mem
hrr- aln a.~.f-s '-GulliFer's Travels and The
Ia---'sr isoaiug california History and
l.sudmarA- Mrs A. a.. Fosey curator. 1he
iiaau,I parity Mr.. s. Il. Giascoek. The
military governor Colonel Richard Mason
Mr-. D. g. rol Helms. General Bennett Riley,
rtIag afternoon Tourist Miss Antoinette
sari.uer Wilkinson curator Papers aud talks
ou Ncu-ee-
Tho women OF the Adeiphian club en-
foHe5 asa unusually interesting program
- their union meeting when Ford i.
Samuel gave "A travel talk His wan
derugs along the equator were Illus
trat.d by natural colored slides from
original photographs taken by the
loung lecturer. Mrs. Aaron Samuel
presided rs hostess.
The current events section announces
tlo round table for the Thursday after
noon program as follows:
Mu~i.. art. drama. ....-..--. Mrs h. A. Hebsrd
Ise-tu- war --.--..--.- Mrs r. r. Weeks
-aH-e...id eeol'llIe,- Mrs- J. J.. Fields
S.rI. .-I- fffes. Mrs. r l.. David
-H .ai vouea Arc Doing in the world -
..Nmrn Fiction writers IN Current Maya
zinc- .-..--------- Mrs. George Barnes Bird
Tho members Of this section invite
ait iAe club members to accept OF their
hospitality and 20 enjoy the hour Of
discussion over the needlework and
cup OF tea.
Mrs sidney Montgomery IIaslett will
Giye tie paper before the women of
thc tourist section Tuesday i'm the
series of talks, "A Trip Around the
world"
The music history section consid-
cred Band Music and Famous Band
Masters" last Tuesday. Mrs. George
Barnes Bird gave the paper which
WAS illustrated with the French horn,
oornet and piano.
Mrs sara r. Reamer. who is chair
man Of the committee on the club
house building committee Of the Oak
land club. created considerable ex-
element among the members Wednes-
day afternoon when she announced
that she would be able soon TO reveal
q plan whereby the clubhouse could
be realized
A lyric and dramatic song recital
by carolus Lundine has been arranged
1or the Wednesday program OF the
Oakland club. with Mrs. T. Y Schmidt
presiding as hostess.
Miss Eleanor Whipple entertained 50
members Of the Country club of Wash
ington township Tuesday afternoon
Miss Beatrice Julian discussed South
America, with particular reference to
Brazil. Mrs. Houston followed with
"reminiscences of her residence in that
country.
The musical numbers were contrib
uted by Mrs. r. A. Dow. violinist: Miss
Luella Young. pianist; and Mrs Walter
Clarke. aceompanist. Mrs. Annie Haley
viii represent the club at the santa
Barbara convention. Mrs. r. H. Hunt
serving as alternate.
Al afternoon with Norwegian and
Swedish composers was enjoyed re-
Gently when Mrs. Orville b Caldwell
entertained the members Of the Bay
View reading club at their regular
Thursday session. The program fol-
lows:
Reading. Scandinavian Music ............
Reading. Jenny Lind. Christine Nilsson and
Reading. 'HaIfdan Kjcrulf Dod'' and soRr Sarrin
Reading. @Gsde Mrs 1f's y F os,a%e oeSooa
Piano solo Norwegian National Hymn
Piano So'osSs soo, Swedish Nations. 5s n aymS Davis
ne.5Ig ,PGos! ..Gr,eg Mrs NFs- Merrill
Reading a Norwegian welding .. r"s'0'o
Piano solo. Norwegian wedding Marcb a; =. hii'
..-..--.-..--'-.-..- Mrs. H. A Makinson
Mrs. David Sutpen will entertain the
members OF the Players club Wednes- /
day afternoon at her home in Alameda. |
when ZangwilPs Melting Pot" will be |
discussed.
rne third in the series of illustrated |
musical talks which Miss Margaret
Kemble is giving on the operas win |
take place Wednesday afternoon in
EbeIl clubhouse, when "Salome" will |
be interpreted.