The San Francisco call., 1910-11-07
CLUBWOMEN Will \
WELCOME VISITORS
Ebell Arranges to Entertain
Guests Prominent in Work
of the Federation

portant club announcements Of the
week is that of the November luncheon
of Ebell Tuesday afternoon at which
Mrs. r. ]. Waters will be the guest of
honor, sharing, however, the compli-
ment with several other women prom
fnent in club circles Miss Mabel
Thayer Gray will preside as hostess. A
song recital will be contributed to the
after luncheon program by Miss Bertha
Arents of Alameda The numbers will
include Die Une." "Neimandhat's
Geseh n" by Carl Loewe and Mothers
Lover by Frank Lynes.
Mrs. A. w. Baker Jr. will preside as
chairman of the Wednesday meeting
or the Oakland club when program of
song and readings will be presented
under the direction of Mrs Blake AL
verson and Miss Ethel A. Coplin. The
cIubwomen are making arrangements
Tor the afternoon with Ellen Terry. who
VIII lecture on the women OF Shake
speare Friday, December q Mrs. w. d.
Smith is acting as president during the
two months for which Mrs. Leon Hall
has been granted leave OF absence.
presented by Mrs. William Lawrence
Jones Tuesday afternoon. November 1 s.
before the members and guests OF the
twentieth Century club. Mrs Jones.
who Is an officer of the Berkeley club
and leader of the dramatic section. is
recognized as one of the most finished
interpreters of the modern drama
about the bay Miss Cordelia Grylle
will sing a group of songs. Mrs. Cora
r. Jones was the guest of the club
Tuesday. speaking OF the recent ma
tional playground congress. to which
she was a delegate. A. number of the
school children gave an exhibition of
FOLK dances and songs under the direc-
tion Of Miss Hfrtley.
The last card party of the series ar
ranged by the members of the Oakland
New Century club as benefit to the
new gymnasium for boys adjoining
their Peralta street clubhouse will be
given Saturday afternoon, November
1s. In the newly completed structure.
Alta Mira club will devote its meet.
ing Monday. November IA, to celebra-
tfon of federation day, making the
state and district officers of the feder-
alton the particularly honored guests
Mme.@ Emilia Tojetti of San Francisco
will sing group of songs, and c. W.
Bohnett will contribute the violin num-
bers. Mrs. G. L. Coleman will preside
"The Madonna in Art" was discussed
by DR.. Frank 6. Brush of Alameda Sat
urday before the union meeting OF the
Adelphian club. Miss Alice Davies,
soloist. and Miss Martha Vaughn, pian-
President Mrs. A. J. Burgner and Mrs
Joseph r. Knowland will speak before
the members of the tourist section
Tuesday afternoon on Washington, D.
c., and its envirens. The Shakespeare
section will begin reading THE Tanning
of the Shrew" Thursday.
Prof. Maynard shiplay has been Sc
cured for the popular science lecture
which will be feature of the Home
club program Monday evening. Novem-
ber q. THE Wonders of the Heavens"
will be illustrated with stereopticon
slides.
Mrs F. w BENJAMIN will be chair
man of the next three meetings OF the
Criterion club, when Miss Lucille Know
land will entertain the members at her
home in Alameda. Hamlet" will form
the study for the month. Several of
the musicians from the court of Rou-
mania will entertain Wednesday.
The women OF tke Wednesday club
have arranged for a reception Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. A. j.
Burgner in Alameda.
The women of the West Oakland
Home will hold one of the most import
ant business meetings of the year Mon
day in the Campbell street building.
when arrangements will be completed
for the annual doll show to be held next
month in Ebell clubhouse.
The local branch of the Needlework
guild an important organization Of
which little is heard. has been busy
during the last few weeks collecting
the new garments which are to gladden.
the hearts of many busy mother dur
ing the holiday season. November 10
has been chosen for distribution day.
with headquarters at the administra-
tion building of the Young Woman's
Christian Association. Mrs. j. b. Rich
ardson is president of the Oakland
branch.