The San Francisco call., 1910-12-19
STOCKTON CLUB
HAS AN ART DAY
Boston Public Library Is Theme
of PhilOmathean MEMBERS
Discussion
Especial Dispatch to The CALI


STOCKTON. Dec. 1s-Last Friday
was art day with the Philomathean
club, the program having been in
charge of Mrs. R. B. Knight. The
musical numbers were arranged by
Miss Myrtle Stephens and consisted of
vocal solos by Miss Ella Ross, accom-
panied by Edgar Bayliss, and by Mrs.
John Raggio.
The Boston public library was de-
scribed by Mrs. Knight and Miss Fer
guson. Miss Wallace told of the life
of John Singer and Mrs c. S. Sargent
described the Quest of the Holy
Grail,'' by Edwin Austin Abney. Miss
Nellie Smith related incidents of his
life.
December 80 the Philomatheans will
hold their Christmas jinks in the ball
rooms of The Stockton. It will be for
members only.
Arrangements are being made by
Mrs. Edward Taylor and Mrs. r. r.
Smith.
The AIdine club observed California
day Monday at the home of Mrs.
George Homage. The program fol-
lows:
John C. Fremont, the Pathfinder" Mrs; W.
{. Ramsey; The Donner Party; Mrs u; o.
Flora Burnett; "Glimpses of Lake Tahoe" Mrs.
Alberta Whale.
A paper on the life of Thomas A.
Kempis, which was to have been heard
in November. but owing to illness had
| been postponed. was read by Mrs Annie
Weaver Mrs. Ed Trask rendered piano
selections
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. George Finkbohner-
A surprise party was given Miss
Dena B. LOTHIAN last Friday evening.
Those present were:
Mrs. Rita Baldwin Mrs. R. Lang, Mrs. Fink
bonner Mrs. Jennie Smith, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs.
Grace Stewart Miss Eleanor Campbell, Miss
Russell, Miss Ellen Patton, Miss Josie Baxter,
Miss Grunsky.
Members of the Saturday afternoon
club will not meet again until after
the first of the year. Professor F. A.
Ballaseyus, musical instructor at the
high school, will give a recital the first
meeting in January.
Andrew Clement Wolf gave party
Wednesday evening in celebration of
his twenty-first birthday. About 20
were present
Miss Mildred King entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Miss
Fay FaIlinger of Sacramento. Those
present were:
ven, Lucy Ray. Elinor and Genevieye Rothen-
bush. Genevieve Willis. Evelyn Wood Ger
maine Stewart and Mildred King
The engagement of Mrs. William
Ashe, eldest daughter of the late j. d.
Peters. to Walter H. Seymour of San
Francisco, has been announced. The
wedding will take place in the spring
and the couple will go abroad. Sey
mour is a member of the Cosmos club
of San Francisco.
Personal Mention
A luncheon will be given next Tuesday by
Miss Mirabel Stewart in honor of Miss ray
Falinger of Sacramento. -
Members of Tres Olmos club were enter
tanned last Thursday by DR.. and Mrs: w. j.
Backus Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Pryor VIII enter
tain next week.
ing of the North Side bridge club last Thurs
Mrs. Fred Kettleman entertained members
of the Thursday bridge club last week:
Mrs. ]. P. Hull entertained the Wednesday
Mrs. james IAttlehale visited San Francisco
Mrs. J. ]. Tully returned from San Francisco
Mrs. F. j. viebroch is visiting friends in San
Francisco.
Miss hJerleid-SneIiey Is visiting falo Aito
friends.
Mrs. George Swain will spend next week in
San Francisco.
Miss Rose Goodman went to San Francisco
yesterday to hear Tetrazzini.
Miss Maud Williams and her grandmother,
Mrs j. E. Wood are visiting C. H. Wood in
Oakland.
Miss BeuIah Warner has left for her home
in Medford Ore. TO spend the holidays.
Mrs George Burton and Mrs. Cara Long at
tended the Tetrazzini concert.
Mrs. C. II. Harold and daughter Miss Mary
Harold, have returned from a visit In San
Francisco and Piedmont.
Chapman Dodge is home for the holidays
| from Redlands university.
Miss Fay Leynsky has returned from San
Francisco and his her guest for the holidays
| Miss Rose Marks, formerly of Stockton.