The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
OAKLAND CLUB TO
WELCOME ACTRESS
Performance viii Be Given at
Ye Liberty Playhouse FRI
day, December z

OAKLAND. Nov. 20.-The Oakland
club, in presenting Ellen Terry at Ye
Liberty playhouse Friday afternoon.
December ., is marking an epoch in
the clubs history and. while the pro-
- ceeds Of the afternoon viii be devoted
40 phuanthropic purposes. the artistic
worth of the hour with Shakespeare's
ie-oines is being emphasized
The Oakland club is responsible
wholly for the inception and develop
ment OF Tie probation system. juvenile
court and detention home in this coun-
rv. and fl is TO aid In establishing a
reading room at Second and Broadway
for BOYS and girls Of the neighbOrhood
than the Ellen Terry program is
planned
The club is receiving the co-OpeTa-
lion ~ society. students. artistic circles
and cluhwomen in their effort to pre-
sent this famous English actress. who
VIII appear in number OF roles Of
Shakespeare's women which have won
her fame
Several Of the Sha kespeare clubs and
sections are reserving their seats in
blocks. A large number Of box parties
have been made uD. The advance mail
orders promise the olubwomen large
audience
1lrs. G. 5. Chamberlain with Mrs
Henry Bull Mrs. r. r Chadwick and
Mrs Hugh Hogan. has reserved a box
Mrs. cora T. Jones. Mrs. L. p. Crane.
Airs. Elizabeth Chambers. Mrs. G W.
Bunneli. Mrs. Albert Elliot. Miss Ethel
Moore and Mrs. Frances Gray are max
ing u7 party. Tie board Of direct
OTIS OF the club have taken two boxes
which they viii occupy.
The Twentieth Century club of
Berkeley is another wonlan's organiza-
rou To attempt d new work. and on
December I thes viii issue an edition
of the Berkeley Gazette. the entire
work 20 DE done by them The club is
purchasing building site. and the en-
deavor is made 10 free il Of dent. The
women are hoping shortly 10 be able
10 erect their own home. Mrs William
Lawrence Jones has been made editor
iu chief with q FUN staff of clever
club members 10 assist her \ number
of Berkeley men and women whose
fame is more than local have promised
contributions TO the paper.
A review 0f Rostand-s ~Chauticler''
illustrated hV means Of sJereopticon
slides which were made from the orig
inai French production viii be the pro
gram which Nine Jeanne Lowenberg
VIII offer Tuesday afternoon before the
members Of EbeU club. Mrs. r. IT.
Auerbscl VIII preside as hostess. She
VIII be assisted IN the receiving party
hy the following clubWomen:
Mrs. arthur Adams Mrs. Arthur Breed
9rs y $ Baxter Mrs Z. r. BENJAMIN
N-z s. ]. Cnn rghari Ms. r. n. Hunter
.rs p " Iistct llrs. Mary : Jordan
NrS- Frank d. fIurd Mrs +. " Shanklsnd
Nir~ Dudley kjusell Mrs Elizabeth Yorker
Nrs George ~ Kelley Mrs. &. d. Kinrent
Mrs. i NJ NcClymonls Mrs. George Morrow
Mr~. Jnin a.. Lynch Mrs. Charles PARCELS
Mrs E0gar 4. Stone Mrs. J. L. Scuphsm
IT,.
Announcements made by the Adel-
phian sections for the week promise !
much OF interest 10 the local club
women Members Of the Alameda club
viii come together Monday afternoon
Al an Informal basket luncheon TO dis
cuss matters Of business which must
come before them as body Mrs. 1
Frank B. Weeks, IS president. viii pre- I
side.
Ny Experiences in the Philippines.
illustrated 10y an exhibition Of island 4
curios and b5- women in costume. will /
be The theme of the informal talk /
which Mrs. Herman Erusi viii give /
Tuesday afternoon before the tourist 4
section.
Mme. Margaret Barry viii Friday /
afternoon, as the special guest Of the (
literature section. give an interpreta- /
zion of The Melting Pot" by ZangwiT /
This VIII be one OF the last appearances /
which Nine. Barry VIII make on the /
coast. as she is leaving shortly for the 4
east and Europe.
The dramatic section Of the Town and /
Gown club viii meet Tuesday TO con-
slider THE Piper" which will be read /
by Miss Fanny Mclean. The last gen
sral meeting Of the month, Monday, /
November IS, viii he devoted to a pro-
gram on civics-
Alta Mira club Of san Leandro Mon
day celebrated federation day. claim |
ing a number Of state and district Off /
GERS as well as other clubs presidents /
a IS their guests Of honor. Among those |
who contributed TO the days program |
were Mrs J. ". Orr Of San Francisco |
general federation secretary; Mrs. An
ME Little Barry. district president; /
Miss Blanche Morse. Mrs. l. ?. Crane,
district chairman Of philanthropy; Mrs
Furlong president Of the Woman's I'm
provement club Of Pleasan nton; Mrs P /
r. Allen. recording secretary of the Hin 1
and Valley club of Hayward: Mrs
Sarah Borland Of Ebell Emilia To-
jetti Of San Francisco club contributed /
group Of songs.
The lecture by Prof. Maynard Shipley
before the Home club viii be one of the
most interesting events Of the week to
club circles. The Wonders of the
Hea vens" is the theme OF the popular
science talk which viii be illustrated
by means Of the stereopticon.