The San Francisco call., 1910-11-21
In the Jacramento and Jan Joaquin Valleys
CLUBWOMEN PLAN
A MINSTREL SHOW
PhilOmatheans Rehearse for En-
tertainment With Big Chorus
and >SpeciaIties
LSp.-i1l Dispatch 20 The Call

lSps-i1l Dispatch 20 The Call
STOCKTON. Nov 2o.-Members of
the Philomethean club are rehearsing
for the Dutch minstrel show to be held
at the Yosemite theater December 2.
Mrs. Rose Edwards is training the
minstrels and Mrs Ora Atwood will
be interlocutor.
There will be so young women in the
chorus The Delft girls viii be Janet
Adams, Marie Hughes, Nadine Burnett,
Marjory Littlehale; the Rookwood girls,
Mrs. Stewart Elliott. Mrs. James Zieg-
Ter. Mrs. Ardia Harrison. Pearl Sackett
while on the end will be John Null
9owney Elmer Reynolds, Charles
Bogue, Ed Bradbury and Irene Walsh.
Rose Schmidt, Myrtle stephens and
Florine SieveEs.
There will be a number of special
ties, including a mandolin trio by A. l..
Treadway, Ed Madden and W. White;
songs by Charles Bogue, John Null
downey. Myrtle Stephens. Rose Good
man, Mrs. c. l.. Six and Stewart P.
Elliott a duet by. Mrs. John Raggio
and Mrs. George Housken; harp solo
by Marie Hughes; song and dance by
Thelma Hurrle; a quartet by four
young men; a dance by Janet Adams,
Marjory Littlehale, Myrtle Stephens.
Rose Schmidt. Irene Walsh, Marie
Hughes. Nadine Burnett and Florine
Sievers.
The Philomatheans observed art
day" Friday. The musical numbers
consisted Of piano solo by Miss Mary
Amelia Fuller, vocal solos by Miss
Jeanette Ladd, ACCOMPANIED by Miss
Hurrle and a vocal solo by Mrs. Alberta
Jensca, accompanied by Mrs. George
Henery. Papers We're read by Mrs.
Emily Dodge, Mrs. II. E. LETTER, Mrs
Elizabeth Perry, Mrs. A c. Cook and
Mrs. Frank Harrison
The club will have miscellaneous day
next Friday. Mrs. Edward Taylor will
be in charge and Mrs. Annie Little
Barry, president of the Alameda dis
trict will be the guest of honor The
program will consist of -travelogue
by Mrs. j. b. Corey, vocal solo by
Miss Georgia Strohmeier, violin solo by
Miss Blanche Morrill, and a vocal duet
by Mrs John Raggio and Mrs G. E.
Housken
The officers of the AIdine. the Nine
teenth century, the Lodi Improvement
and school women's club are to be
guests Tea will be served by Mrs
w. I. Hewitt, Miss Julia Weber. Mrs.
{. b. Hart and Mrs. c. W. Norton.
Inc AiulHe club met Monday at the
home of Mrs. d. Easton. A paper was
read by Mrs. Birdie Dorland on The
Revolt of The Netherlands" Mrs.
Hazel Marcen had a paper on Elem
ish School of Art" and Mrs Della
Jones one on The Teniers." Monday
will be miscellaneous day. and the
women will meet at the home of Mrs
Emma Snow.
At the home of AF-s Nor, NFoi,l-o o7
West Magnolia street, Tuesday morn
ing. her daughter. Miss Cordina, will
become the bride of James William
Fitzgerald. Rev Father Powers will
perform the ceremony. Miss Janet Ad-
ans will be bridesmaid and Mark Fitz-
gerald, brother of the bridegroom, best
man. Miss Meinke was given a pink
luncheon by Miss Adams, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Repetti announce the
enga cement of their daughter. Miss
Amelia, to Nelson J. Cowden, son of
DR.. J. c. Cowden OF Tonopah, New. The
wedding will take place Thanksgiving
day.
Miss Bessie Fish was given shower
Thursday at the home of Mrs Cecil
Williams, at which Mrs. Arthur Ham
ilton of Lodi. assisted. Miss Fish will
be married Tuesday.
bridge party was given yesterday
by Mrs. M. A. Berthau, in honor of
Rose Schmidt.
The following officers were elected at
a recent meeting of the Young Ladies'
Aid Society:
Mrs. Henry e. Adams, president: Miss Irene
Walsh, vice president; Miss Myrtle Stephens,
| secretary; Miss Golden Smith. treasurer; Misses
Grace Blake. Genevieve Gross. Thelma Hurrle.
Nadine Burnett and Mrs. James ziegler, di-
rectors.
The following committees were ap-
/ pointed;
Visiting-Mrs. C. L. Six. Mrs John Fisher.
Misses Mary Dunno. Eleanor Young and Edith
! Sherman; sewing Misses Alice Sherman and
Gertrude Littlehale.
A bridge party was given Friday aft
/ ernoon. by Mrs. J. w Moore in honor
of her guest, Mrs. Hartwell of Alameda.
The guests were: