The San Francisco call., 1910-04-18

Miss Laura Ferguson will be the ac-
companist.
Cap and Bells club will hold social
day on Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Dan
iel Patterson being chairman.
Cap and Bells orchestra, of which
Richard j. Carpenter is director, will
play; Mrs. Henry Alferitz will give a
reading, The Sweet Girl Graduate"
and Alfred Roncovieri will give
trombone SOLO The comedy, sweet
Elysium Club" will be presented with
the following cast:
Camille. Mrs. D. f. +. Easton; Carmen, Mrs.
Henry Alferitz Trilby. Mrs f. p. Heald: Lady
Teazie. Mrs. f. S. samuels; Cleopatra, Mrs. L.
Topsy, Miss Violet Lincoln; Galatea, Miss Pearl
Cook; Leah. Mrs. John Sammi: Tosca, Mrs. E.
Blankenburg; Pauline. Miss Kate Van Duzer;
Fedora, Mrs. Louise i. Gage: Mercury, Marjorie
Gage.
The annual luncheon of the Alumnae
association of the girls high school Of
San Francisco will take place on Sat-
urday, April %, at 1890 o'clock, in the
auditorium of the school at Scott and
OFarrell streets. A short musical pro-
gram will follow the luncheon.
Members who have not received their
cards of invitation or those who may
wish to join and attend the luncheon
are requested 10 HOtlIy II1e secretary,
Miss Elsie Meyerfeld, 27S1 Clay street
and to give their name and addresses
The Pacific Coast women's press as
sociation has sent out cards for it's an
nual breakfast, which is to take place
on Monday, May 8. at the ST. Francis
hotel, and which promises to be an en-
joyable event
Election of officers for the coming
year will be held also in the near
future and it is rumored that Ina d.
Coolbrith is to be the presiding officer
chosen.
An interesting event was the enter
tainment given recently for the benefit
of All Saints church, Waller street
near Masonic avenue, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Ella NJ. Sexton, in which a
number of prominent clubwomen took
part.
Mrs. Sections one act play, "Twenti-
eth Century Lady Helps was given
with the following cast:
Office keepers, Miss Blunkett. Miss Tyna Wan.
nemacher; Miss Rosemary oFlannagan. Miss
Gertrude Langstaff; Miss Katrina Lauterbach,
Miss Edith Euler: Miss Everleena Cleopatra
Miss Edith Dick; Madam Sarah Bernhardt. Miss
lin, Lillian Fisher; wouldbe employers, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs Norman Martin; Mrs. Smith Miss Eleanor
Seaberg: Mrs. Jones, Miss Alice Gray; Mrs. Viii
Iiems, Miss Grace Hayes Mrs. Robinson. Mrs.
Florence Richmond; Professor Wseman. f. n.
Fritz Mrs Wiseman, Mrs Ella NJ. Sexton.
Henry Moreton, the talented pianist,
played two solos, one a polonaise of his
own composition, which won great ap-
plause. Miss Grace Hayes of Mills col
lege' sang two songs very charmingly.
The Corona club, of which Mrs. Ed
ward Dexter knight is president, gave
It's annual reception last Thursday aft
ernoon at the clubrooms in Mission
Masonic hall, and it was one of the
most enjoyable of the many charming
aHalrs OF the club year. The decora-
tons, which were especially elaborate
and artistic, were arranged under the
craftsmanship of Mrs w. B. Cookson.
Mrs. Fletcher and Miss Mabel Gordon
sang during the afternoon and an or
chestra played at intervals.
The reception committee consisted OF
the following,
Mrs f. D. Knight. Mrs. Almerton shinkle Jr
MIS-. E: H. Merrill, Miss Laura Collins, Miss
EHa Emma Van Bergen, Mrs: w. B. Herndon. Mrs
bialr, Mrs. Charles Lewis, Mrs. Frank Baldwin
MIS-. T. u. Denniston, Mrs. Annie Little Barry
Mrs. Mrs. Ronert rt Wallace, Mrs. Frances Cobb. Mrs
The Daughters of California Pioneers
at their meeting on Monday last nomi-
mated the following officers:
President, Mrs. Walter A. Scott: vice presi
dent; Miss Lucy Adams; financial secretary, Miss
ottiile Muessdorfer; recording secretary, Miss
responding secretary Miss lila Biven, Miss Amy
Baker; treasurer, Mrs. William A. Limbaugh; di
reetors; Mrs. s. $. Palmer, Miss Katherine Cram
Mrs NJ = Murphy, Mrs. w. Rike, Mrs Ernes
Leigh, Miss Eloise Nolan and Mrs II "A Cloak