The San Francisco call., 1910-06-06
WOMENS CLUBS
END ACTIVITIES
Closing Jinks of the Season Are
Held by Various Or
ganizatiOns

OAKLAND. June 5.--All activities in
the realm Of women's clubs have been
abandoned for the summer Not until
September will the various bodies re-
organize for work. Several of the
clubs have held their closing jinks dur
ing the last week. notably Ebell and
The Adelphian club of Alameda.
Several hundred guests accepted the
hospitality OF the Shakespeare section
of the Harrison street club Tuesday
evening. when Richard N. Hotaling Of
san Francisco was heard in a program
OF readings. The last reception Of the
wear was concluded with an informal
dance.
On Saturday afternoon the Alameda
club women excluded all save their own
membership. enjoying an interesting
hour together An informal chat over
the tea cups rounded out the occasion
The women Of the dramatic section
We're hOstesses Thursday evening, Of
fering 4 program for the diversion OF
The several hundred guests who accept
ed their hospitality
The women Of the Criterion club en-
5oyed an al fresco affair in the beautiful
garden OF the home Of Mrs. Louis
sharpe in Alameda Wednesday after
noon. Music and readings concluded by
2 dainty repast formed The diversion Of
4he closing gathering Of this energetic
.litue group Of students for the year
Mrs. Harvey Toy opened her hand
some Alameda home Thursday evening
when tile women Of the Shakspere club
.ssnt srtained a few guests besides their
membership q an unusually delightful
.. fair, which rounded out their season
The grounds surrounding the Toy resi-
4ience made charming setting for the
noVcl event. which was planned by Mrs
T. Carroll Ewing. the clubs retiring
president. Mrs. Charles Youngberg ap-
peared iD a vaudeville skit giving a
song followed by a dance The newly
elected president. Mrs. Montgomerie
ltaslett. gave Il number Of Zuni songs
ID costume Jack Trust was chosen
.as Che delightful comedy which was
presented bT Airs. Harvey Toy. Mrs.
Herbert Page, Mrs. Walter Tibbetts,
Miss Isabelle. curtis. Miss Blanche Tis-
oale and Herbert Page.
The directors and members Of the
est Oakland home VIII meet on Mon
cay at tneir building at Ninth and
Campbell streets. Following the in
formal luncheon. which is the pretty
custom of the monthly gatherings, the
routine business win be disposed of.
eirs. j. a. Miller. the general in
charge Of .the tag day army, which
9e!ted flte home 5000 recently. viii
. Ireseut-her inal report to the board
Musical circles are taking a deep in
teresl in the announcement of the con
cert by tic erpheus club on Tuesday
.. er aaing Of this week. AS usual, the
program VIII be given IN Ye Liberty
thsater. Edwin Dunbar Crandall is
director
Che Hillside club whose attractive
clubhouse in North Berkeley is the cen
ser Of al interesting social and civic
Dfe.~has made elaborate plans for the
coming year and has already announced
The personnel Of the various committees
20. carry on the work. The various
Tsommittees, which were appointed dur
-ipg.the last week, follow
t.ays> and plsysrounds-Mrs " H. Marston.
.ai. Maiia-e. Mn. Eiinor Carlisle. Mrs. ". W
q ileer-ss- Mayor Beverly hodehead.
AiiS. Bernard Maybeck.
order and sanitatlon-F. W searby c. S.
lheDle. ". r. Wright.
Ggrdes and gardenng-Alrs. +. NJ Todd Prof
II. . Las8c. 4. ii. Weber
Arclitectgre-- George Richardson, A. J. Merry,
Ars. Earll Webb
iiouse--Mrs. Earl Webb, Miss Annie woodan.
aigs. j. M. Pack
Finance Dr.. ". W UnderbiI. A W. Smith.
AE. j. Martin.
Refreshmeuts-M \. J. Merry urs. A. ".
Sla aitl Mrs J. r. Nixon Mrs. r. L. Underhiil.
Miss Bergman
Christmas entertainment-John Howell. i. NJ
Todd. Bernard MaTbeck. Esrll Webb. George
Richardson, j. i. Nixon. Mrs. A. F. Pillsbury
Mrs. C. r. Breck. Dr. Woaison Allen. Mrs. A
q Lawson, Mrs. Gurdon Bradley, Mrs. L. N.
May
annual dinner-R- L. Underhiu, Mts Irving
wright. Jav Dwiggns.
Ig'rary-Gurdon Bradley. Mrs. F. P Pray,
r.. r.. Dempster.
Music-Mrs. George Richardson. Mrs A F.
pllsaury, Mrs. c. S PrebIe. Miss Victorine
Hartley. Mark White.
Drama-Jay Dwiggins Mrs. John Howell, Mrs
J. 81 Pierce.
Club historisn-Bernard Maybeck.