The San Francisco call., 1910-02-07

in the Adelphian club house in honor
Of the members Of the district board
and clubwomen in attendance at the
Alameda district convention. partial
receiving party has been named by the
Adelphian and Criterion clubs and the
Others will make up their lists this
week. Among the women who viii as
sist are:
Mrs. Charles Higgins Mrs. A. J. Samuel
Mrs d. Rue Mrs. H. "A. Hebard
Afrs " = Greene Mrs. Charles Tisdale
Mrs. J. \. Young Mrs II B. Gonhor
Mrs George Plummer Mrs. i. j. Holt
Mrs Tssee Ehrenberg Mrs. s. NJ. Hsslett
Mrs Louis Ward MIS-. J Sherman Nc
Mrs. Charles II. smith Doweu
Mrs C. + NcGurn Mrs. T. J. Dodge
Mrs. W c. Hssey Mrs Louis Sharpe
Mrs Henry Shreve Mrs. John Laughlin
Mrs. Lula JanlSen Mrs. ID. IL toele
Mrs Reuben Mastick Mrs Bernard Cahin
The February luncheon of Ebeu
Tuesday afternoon viii be attended by
q number OF the prominent women or
the bay cities. The program will be
given by Mrs. Edna Willis Wellman,
piano and Mrs. Albert Phelan, vocal
Federation" viii be the theme Of Mrs.
Cora Z. Jones informal talk Mrs. &.
" Ever has charge Of the musical
numbers. Mrs James A. Johnson viii
members.
The Shakespeare section Of which
Miss Julia Colby is curator will meet
Monday evening 10 study the authors
home and times Rosalind as present.
ed by Ada Rehan viii be criticised by
Mrs. Herbert Lang. Others who viii
take part in the programs are:
Mrs Edward Booth Miss ~ Touehard
Mrs ". Mackay Miss /. Ioucharu
Nrs. E. D. Yorker Mrs. J. W. Gray
Mrs F. ". Lake
Papers on Herrick and Sucking will
be read by Mrs. Margaret Dunn and
Mrs. Merritt Day before the literature
section Wednesday morning.
Mrs. E. c. Won Helms, Mrs. George
". Percy and Mrs. Francis Ferrier Will
give the program before the California
history and landmark section Thursday
morning.
The tourist section viii meet Friday
with Venice as the subject. The pa
pers OF the month viii be prepared by
Mrs. J. R. Scupham and Mrs. J. NJ
Bartlett
The February luncheon of the Twen-
tieth Century club Tuesday afternoon
in the Town and Gown club house viii
he q compliment to Mrs. Susan Mills
and Or. Luella Clay Carson. Miss
Rosemary Dobbins and the board of
directors viii assist Mrs. c. NJ. Perkins
in receiving the guests. The after
luncheon program viii be contributed
by Mrs. Orrin Kip McMurray. Modern
American composers viii be discussed
at the meeting Of the music section
Monday afternoon. The dramatic sec
tion wiz gather at the residence Of
Mrs J. II. Hood Thursday.
The Westside W0mens Improvement
club of Point Richmond is the latest
organization 10 come into the district
federation, bringing with IL member
ship OF 100 enthusiastic clubwoEaen.
Mrs. 5. r. Curry is president Of the
club.
Justice Henry a Melvin of the su-
preiae court gave the address before
the union meeting Of the Adelphian
club Saturday afternoon. when the Ala
me0a women had patriotic celebra-
tiOn A feature OF the program was
the orchestral selections by the school
children under the direction of Miss
Lila Irene Todd. Mrs. Arthur w.
MOrganstern, accompanied by Mrs.
Charles II. Smith, contributed a group
of vocal numbers. The affair was ar
ranged by Mrs. Charles Tisdale Mrs.
=. 5. Teller was the receiving hostess.
The Riviera viii be the subject for
the round table talk of the tourist Sec
tion Tuesday afternoon Miss May Rob-
inson viii lead the discussion, illus
trating her address with postal cards.
The members of the current events
section have invited the members Of
the club to spend an hour over the tea
cups and needles Thursday afternoon.
The various subjects of the afternoon
with the leaders follow:
What women are doing in the world. -.
.--.-.s........-.... Mrs. Frank Otis
Message Of the magazines. Mrs. George Bird
5. 4. T.
Household economies. .-.--....-. Mrs. J. L. Fields
Poets corner. Mrs. Frank Clark
The women Of the Alta Mira club,
who occasionally share their good
times with their men folk, have an
nounced a chicken dinner for Saturday
evening, TO be followed by program of
music and dancing. The proceeds of
the dinner viii be made a gift to the
Mems Coffee Club OF San Leandro.
The Scientific Aspect of Education
OF Children" viii be the subject of the
address which viii be made by DIR.
Frances NJ. Greene, president of the
California state medical association,
Wednesday afternoon before the mem
bers OF the Oakland club. The musical
program viii be arranged by Mrs.
Jessie Dean Moore. Mrs. Harry 2. Dali
ton win be presiding hostess
Tuesday, February l, the women of
the Country Club Of Washington towns
ship were entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Werner in Irvington, the president,
Mrs. c. G. Crane, acting as chairman.
Ny "Reminiscences Of Early California
Authors" was told by Miss Millicent
Sbinn- The Joaquin Miller poem, The
Voice Of the Dove" written especially
for this club and set to music by Miss
Leila France Of San Francisco, was one
Of the group of songs rendered by Miss
Charlotte Meyer. Piano numbers were
given by Nine. Hopper
The second talk in the series of in
terpretative studies in modern opera
which Miss Margaret Kemble is giving
in Ebell hall, will take place in the
music room Wednesday, February 9,
"Arisne ct Barbe Bleue" being the
theme for the lecture. Miss Kemble
will illustrate her talk with piano num-