The San Francisco call., 1910-01-10
ClubwoTneR and Their Work
nv MARY AsHE MILLER

member is allowed two guests and an
Pioneers are given cordial welcome
Corona club will meet Thursday aft
ernoon and after the business meeting
viii come the book review day pro-
gram. Mrs. Edward F. Treadwen acting
as chairman
Mrs. w. W. Gray will give soprano
solo; Mrs w W. Erskine talk on
fiction; Mrs John A. Miller viii re-
view Thomas Nelson Pages John
Marvel. Assistant; Mrs Edward r
Treadwen will review Harold Bell
wright's The Calling of Dan Mat
thews": Mrs. Fredeick H Colburn will
lecture on Modern Writers" and Mrs
Ida Noonan and Miss Bolton will give
a mandolin duet
At the second meeting Of the month
the civic section will have charge OF
the day and j. C. Astredo and Miss Ray
wolfsohn will speak
The New England Colony of Women
win give reception to club presi-
dents at o'clock Friday afternoon at
the California club house. A musical
program of great excellence has been
prepared under the direction of Mrs
Frank Sumner, chairman of the musical
committee.
Tuesday afternoon. January IS, the
California club will hold federation
day under the direction OF the de-
partment of education. of which Mrs.
A. P. Black is the chairman Mrs.
]. B. Hume. the state president, Will
deliver lecture on Living as a Fine
Art" and afterward a reception will
be held for Mrs. Hume.
The presidents of local clubs and
federation officers of the vicinity are
to be invited and it is expected that
the occasion will be a notable one in
the history of the club year In COM
pIiment to Mrs. Hume. who is an old
friend, Frank Carroll Giffen has con-
sented to sing
At the meeting OF the San Francisco
musical club Thursday morning the
following program was presented:
Sonata op. 2s-ADdaute con vsriazioni. Beethoven
Miss Emelie Gnauek. Miss Clara Rsuhut accom-
panist.
s.Litanev'' sLiebes Botsehaft,' ''RastlOse
Liebe,'' "Sehlummerlied," "Gruppe aus
dem Fartarus' '.............-......Sc Schubert
Mrs Hermione Rey Sprouls. Miss Florence
Hyde seeompaAist-
Sonata, piano and violoneeIIO. No s.. Beethoven
Allegro ma non taDto. SeherzO. Adagio
csntabile. Allegro yivace.
Miss Adeline wellendorf, Miss Mary Sherwood.
1t is the especial desire of the Cali
fornia Federation of Womens Clubs
that this shall be a notable year in
progressive club undertakings With
this end in view, a meeting of the
state executive board was held Mon
day last at the Eben club house in
Oakland. twelve members being pres
ent and all those absent sending writ
ten reports OF their work.
Mrs. z. B. Green of Palo Alto re-
ported OF, club extension and said that
il would be helpful to her if she could
be furnished with last OF unfeder-
ated clubs throughout the state Mrs.
Cockroft reported on forestry, Mrs
Colby on education. Mrs. Osborne of
Santa Clara on civil service and Mrs.
Black on press work.
Mrs. George Fredericks reported that
the Federation Courier had now 500
subscribers. but 200 more were needed
to put it on paying basis.
Four more clubs were admitted to
the federation at the meeting. the COL
legiate Alumnse of San Francisco. the
Tuesday club of Ventura. the women's
Improvement club of Lomita Park. San
Mateo, and the Denison club of Oak
land.
The annual meeting of the Alameda
district of the state federation will be
held at the Adelpian club house. Ala
media, February II. Is and 10.