The San Francisco call., 1910-11-14
STOCKTON CLUB
HAS lecture DAY
PhiIomathean Members Devote
Program to Literature
and Music
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

gram with a paper on the development
of music. and was assisted by MISS
Linda Rossi and Miss Lottie Ruggies'
who emphasized several phases OF mu-
sic Miss May Dunno rendered the
piano solo. Pres de Mer," by Arensky,
and Miss Daisy o Brien, accompanied by
Miss Dunno. sang Flower Rain
(Schneider) and 20 Let Night Speak
For Me-"
American Writers of the Nineteenth
Century was the subject Of an excel
lent paper by Mrs. c. S. Sargent. Mrs
r. B. Knight sang Ben Bolt and
Deck Not with Gems Mrs. r. K.
Smith read Lowelrs "Courtin'," and
Myrtle Stephens and Frank Smith, ac-
companied by Mrs. Burton, sang Trust
Her Not and what Are the Wild
Waves Saying?"
At the close of the program social
half hour was enjoyed, Mrs J. J. Melggs
presiding The luncheon table had been
adorned with bouquet Of yellow chrys-
anthemums by Mrs. Sargent.
The women viii devote next Friday
afternoon ito the study Of art. Mrs. R.
B. Knight will be in charge. The topics
TO be discussed viii be: Mural Paint
ing IN America Mrs. Knight: 'Ameri-
can Mural Decorators Mrs. Frank Har-
rison; Congressional Library: Its Mural
Decorations" Miss Elizabeth Perry and
Mrs. Ward Smith. Mrs. Sanderson will
again have charge OF the music section.
Mrs T. Fagin entertained the mem
bers of the Aldine club Monday. 1t was
poets day. and Mrs. Ella Homage and
Mrs. Homburg gave readings from the
poets of the Netherlands. Mrs. Bonney
had a sketch of Clara Barton and Red
Cross work Plano solos were rendered
by Miss Alberta Whale. The next meet
ing of the club will be held Monday at
the residence of Mrs. G. S. Easton, lily
North California street.
A Dutch minstrel show is to be given
by the Philomathean club at the Yo-
semitic theater December 2. The women
who VIII participate will meet in the
ballroom of the Stockton Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
A reception was given by the women
teachers club last Tuesday afternoon
in the ballroom of the Stockton to the
new teachers in the local schools.
Palms and potted plants had been used
in decorating the ballroom. Miss Min
ME Howell is president of the club, 1t
being the aim of the organization to
make the new teachers feel a home.
Miss Murray McAdam rendered a
vocal solo, Miss Georgia Strohmeier and
Miss Louise Villinger a duet and T.
Ballaseyus a solo. Mrs. John Raggio
was the accompanist. Several selec-
tions were rendered on the harp by
Miss Marie Hughes. Punch and cakes
were served. Those who received were:
Miss Howell. Miss Maud Southworth, Mrs.
Edna James Miss Josephine Lefhes, Miss OdelI
Howell, Mrs. Nettie S. Gaines, Miss Beth Gal
lagher. Miss Hazel Shepherd.
Mrs. F. B. Hubbard entertained at her
home in North San Joaquin street last
Sunday in honor OF her aunt and uncle s
golden wedding. The couple are Mr.
and Mrs. c. NJ McLemore of Sacra-
mento. The home was decorated with
golden chrysanthemums. the color
scheme being carried out in cakes and
CONNECTIONS. Only members of the fam
lily were present. Music was enjoyed
Those who participated in the golden
wedding celebration were:
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ". Hogan Of Sacramento
Mrs. May Dickens and son Roy of Oakland
Nj hs and and %s Fes f3S aSD5aEd a5s
Miss Vivian Mcintyre. daughter OF
Mrs. H. L. Mcintyre of this city, and
George Sparks of Oakland were mar
Duncan Wallace. Only immediate
friends attended. The couple will re-
side in Visalia.
A party of little dancers had E
merry time last Friday evening a.
SHELLS bungalow. They were chaper
oned by Mrs NJ A Bertheau. Mrs
Parker and Mrs. Will Post. The dan
GERS were:
Misses Hiidreth. Miss vern Swain. Mis-
Lenore Neumiller. Miss Jeanette Bertheau, Mis-
Gladys Fox. Miss Harriet Post, Miss Geraidn
Reginald Parker, Seth Henshaw: Ellis an,
George sanderson and Carlton Davis.
FL Toyon chapter, Daughters of th'
American Revolution. at a recent meet
ing elected the following officers:
Regent. Mrs. Mary H. Phillips; vice regent
Mrs Francis Hodgkins; treasurer. Mrs. J. ]
Tully; registar, Miss Emily Dodge: correspond
secretary, Mrs George v. Leistner; historian
Mrs Fred Wurster; curator Mrs. Frank Stewart
The Mozart club held a meetins
Saturday afternoon and discussed the
subject What the Early Church Die
for Music" A talk was given on St
Cecilia, the patron saint of music. A
short program was rendered. The mex
meeting will be guest day"
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Wood Al
Morada.
Mrs H. A. Prole entertained witt
bridge Wednesday in honor of hel
mother, Mrs. Hsrtwell OF Alameda.
Mrs. D. Laogier entertained the Nortr
Side bridge club Thursday.
Mrs. F. W Wurster gave a bridge
party Wednesday afternoon.
Invitations to a bridge party have
been issued by Mrs. ]. W. Moore. who
will entertain in honor OF Mrs. Hart.
well of Alameda.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Wilhoit gave
dinner party last week in their new
home in West Acacia street. Thei,
guests We're:
Mr. and Mrs Frank West. Doctor and Mrs
Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Wilhoit. Mrs
Hodgkins, Miss Hodgkins, DR.. and Mrs. B. J.
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hodgkins Mr.
and Mrs. c. B. Hart, Judge Marion de vrie.
and H. ". Earle.
Personal Mention
Mrs ". B. Nutter has returned from I
Mrs E. L. conlon is visiting friends in Ala
Ed Bradbury spent Saturday in Berkeley.
Miss Hurrle win spend few days In Sar
Francisco next week.
Mr.. and Mrs David Coombs have gone east
Mrs. c. Y. Thompson has returned from
visit TO San Jose and Berkeley.
Miss Minnie Ralph Of San Francisco is fh,
guest Of Mrs Irving Martin Of this city.
Miss Irene Walsh is viiting Miss Gay Harris
in San FraDcico-
Judge c. W Norton and son Sherwood took /,