The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
ART DAY OBSERVED
BY PH|[OMA1HfANS
Stockton Clubwomen Enjoy
Varied Program at Reg
uIar Weekly Meetings
[ Special Dispatch 10 The CalIl

STOCKTON, March 20.-The Philo-
mathean club observed "art day"
last Friday, Miss Lottie Ruggles hav
ing charge of the program. Mrs. r. B.
Knight opened the session with the
solo "Cade la Sera,' with Miss Bess
Smith as accompanist
Mrs. w. ]. Backus rendered "A
Venetian Carnival Song" and The
Woodpecker.. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Ozro Atwood.
paper on The Venetian School"
was read by Miss Nellie Smith. while
Mrs. H II. Hewlett and Mrs. Richard
Russell Smith spoke the same sub
ject Titan" was the subject of Miss
Ella Hendersons paper and that of
Miss Webb's was "Giorgione."
The Shakespeare section will this
week finish the study of the third act
of "Othello.''
The following program, arranged by
Mrs John Raggio of the music section,
was rendered Thursday:
Mrs j. E. ZiegIer; solo. .'Only Year Ago
Mis- Florence Pase; accompanied by Edgar Bay Bay
George Housken accompanied by Mrs. ozro
Atwood: solo '.Goodby'' (Tosti) Miss Labelle
trio 70 Blesed SepaRea Redeener eaTehettl. Mrs
John Raggio. Mrs. ozro Atwood and Mrs. Albert
Jensca, Miss Alberti acompanist-
Next Friday. will be miscellaneous
day and the program for the occasion
has been prepared by Mrs. H. L. Dodge
and Miss Merren Gillis. An address will
will be delivered on The Significance
of Lent, and a poem, The Crucifix,"
will be read.
The Aldine club members were en-
tertained last Monday afternoon by
Mrs Frances Matteson. Quotations
were given from Irish writer's, and Mrs.
Ward read a paper on Literature OF
Ireland" and closed with az reading
from Bernard Shaw's play, Man and
Superman."
Miss Helen Thompson sang The Ould
Plaid Shawl" and Killarney"
Mrs Ella Matthews read The La
ment of the Irish Emigrant," poem of
Lady Dufferin's.
The piano selections, Come Back to
Erin" and Believe Me if All Those
Endearing Charms were rendered by
Mrs Nettie Bonney.
The subject of Mrs. Inez Wilkes
paper was "Glimpses of Ireland while
Mrs. Julia Trask read paper on
Irish Patriots
Mrs Sarah Phillips read several short
poems by William Butler Yeats, while
Mrs Ella Matthews delivered an ad-
dress on the life of General Grant
The next meeting of the club will be
held at the residence of Mrs. William
Snow in North Sutter street.
The Saturday Afternoon clubs con-
cert yesterday was a musical treat.
George Hildebrandt, assisted by Miss
Blanche Morrill, and James f. Ziegler.
entertained the music lovers. Hiegler
rendered The Thanksgiving Song"
"Ich Liebe Dich," THE Years at the
Spring" and 'Ich Grolle Nicht." Miss
Morrill, played three numbers. "Cava-
tina" ''Gondoleria" and ''Humoreske.
A number of high school students
enjoyed a trip down the river yester-
day afternoon. They went as far down
as Head Reach and returned to Ack-
er's island. where luncheon was en-
ioyed. Those in the party were:
Misses Gladys Doclittle. Edna Gianelli. Bess
DOod. Ada. Street, Louise Tanning, Bess Pritch.
ard. Jessie Williams. Merle Gerlach. Mary
Frank. EIinor Rothenbnsh Flora Flower Louise
Reime5s. walIses HarTIso5p, vernon NoFToE,
Single, Arthur Walsh and VIII Lund.
Miss Veda Nelson entertained a
number of her friends yesterday after
noon with a. ST. Patrick's party. The
decorations were green, in keeping with
the day. Five hundred was played.
The guests:
Misses Phyllis widows. Margery Bidwe
Marie Markham. Pearl Reynolds. Geraldine
Confer. Lucy Ray. Gladys Koch, Elise Bertheau.
Regina Smalheld. Genevieve Wyllie Ethel
Ditz. MirabeI Stewart. Geneva Stewart. Ger
maine Stewart. Mildred kink Doris LIiud.
Harriet Guernsey, Alice Flickman. Helen Cob
Lenz. Louise STEELE Margaret Cowell. Erma
Henderson. Ruth Hewitt, Jessie Cobentz, Julia
Young and Hazel Rider.
The sophomore class of the high
school gave a dancing party last Fri
day evening at Jory's hall. The guests
of honor were the members of the
basket ball team from Fresno. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel Williams. Mrs Ellis and
Professors Cooper, Kress and Kuhn
cha aperoned the party The guests
were:
Misses Marie Craven Ethel Ditz. Genevieye
Wyliie. Mirabel Stewart, Emma Schneider,
Marian Dozier. Stella Hammond. Ruth Mahaf-
fey Helen Cowles. Ruth Owens Irene Acker-
man. Hazel Rider. Lois Oser, Arlo Ladd, Carl
Ortman. Walker Glenn, Roy Tretheway. Sar-
geant LittIehale Ludwig Walsh. Frank Mahaf-
FEY. willard Bennett. Rudolph Gianelli. Arthur
Waltz Leonard Felt. Harold McQuarrie, Claude
ormal Dodd. Sam Latta. De Witt Emerson
Roerick, Shira and Ferguson