The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
CLUBWOMEN ELECT
OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Members of Stockton Organiza'
tiOns Read Papers on Various
Interesting Subjects
Especial Disp0ich TO The Call

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STOCKTON, May 15.-The Aldine
club met last Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Edith rremper and elect
ed officers as follows: Mrs. Agnes
Finkbohner, president; Mrs. Nettie
Bonney, vice president; Mrs. Alice
Gaume, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Elizabeth Davis, recording secretary;
Mrs. Adele Stowe. treasurer; Mrs. Har-
riet Ward, Mrs. Cora Beecher and Mrs.
Eliza beth StoweIl, directors.
During the afternoon Mrs. Mabel
Blackburn read a paper on The Great
Lakes" and Mrs. Cora Beecher one on
The Story of the Founding and Prog
ress of Colleges for Women"
Mrs. r. B. Robin discussed the life
of Clara Barton. and Mrs. Viola
Holmes that of William Mckinley.
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the residence of Mrs Robin.
The program of the Phiiomathean
club was in charge of Mrs. C. S. Sar-
gent Friday. 1t was the last given by
the literary section this season. Mrs.
Sargent gave an interesting summary
of the years work.
A paper on the life and works of
Leopardi was read by Mrs. Clark Wake
field. Mrs. NJ p Stein read several
of his poems. II Dreamt'' and ITO
Spring" were sung by Miss Rose Good
man. accompanied by Mrs. Frank Bur
ton. The Modern Drama" was the
subject of an address by Rabbi Ko-
paid.
The Shakespeare section will meet
Tuesday and continue the study Of Bull
wer's 'Richelieu." Mrs. Raggio and
lent program for Friday, when the mu-
sic and art sections will combine.
Miss Alice Tone was the guest of
honor al a party at Oak Park yester-
day. Among those present were:
Alicia Benjamin Margaret Tone
rheodosia Benjamin Robert Benjamin
Helen Adrisnce William Moreing Jr.
Margaret Moreing John Cyrus Moreng
Catherine Eshbach Harold Tone
Jane Condit
Mrs. J. r Peters gave a luncheon
last Monday in honor Of Miss Cory.
Her guests were:
Mrs. F. \. Vail Stella Booth of Seattle
Mrs. Preston Morris Anna Peters
Mrs. Brooks Miss Cory
The Baraca class of the First Bap-
tist church gave a banquet Friday
evening at the church parlors. Covers
were laid for so. Lloyd Danner was
POSTMASTER. Addresses were delivered
by NJ. J. Woodward. R. A. Lang. J. r.
Humphreys. Rev L. s. Woodruff and
Rev. E. S. Van Ness.
Miss Daisy O'Brien entertained a few
friends informally at her home Friday.
She was assisted by Miss Mary Dunno.
The guests were: Miss Russ, Miss
Julia Rossi, Misses Grace and Georgia
w
The Tres Almos club met Thursday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
!. d. Fish.
The Thursday North Side bridge club
met last week at the home of Mrs. D.
Laogier.
An informal tea was given Monday
c. L. Six assisted her in receiving the
guests.
A dancing party was given Friday at
! Oak Park by the sophomore class of
the high school.
Mrs. j. d. Young entertained the
bridge club, of which she is member,
Monday.
The Monday bridge club was enter
tained last week by Mrs. E. l. Conlon
Personal Mention
/ Miss Violet Pearson has returned
form two weeks trip to Jackson.
Mrs. Ralph Phelps and children OF
Berkeley are spending a couple OF
weeks here with relatives.
Mrs. c. 5. Sargent will visit San
Francisco and Berkeley friends this
Mrs. James Stokes of Minneapolis is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl
Mrs. Walter Henderson has returned
from visit in San Francisco
Mr.; and Mrs. F. J. o'Higgins and Mrs
motor trip to Del Monte and Santa
/ Cruz
Miss Grace Gilbert has returned to
/ her home in Portland, Ore. Mrs. j. A
Reid and children accompanied her
north.
Miss Lita Lauxen and Miss Edith
Atherton, members of the gradllating
class of the state university, are exc
pected home this week.
Mrs. Edward Haas has returned to
her home in San Francisco after spend
| ing a month with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Thompson.
Miss Irerfe Walsh is visiting Copper
opoliS friends.
Miss Anah Smith has returned to her
! home in San Jose.
Miss Eugene Tully will spend the
week with San Francisco friends
Mrs. s. F. Cohn has returned from
San Francisco.
Joseph Manuel, Emory Doan and Del
mar Jacobs, who were members of the
graduating class at Boone's academy
| have returned TO their homes in Stock
1 ton and will enter the state university
| next fall.
| DIR. r. r. Hammond and his son. Rob-
ert, will leave May 2o for an extensive
! trip abroad.