The San Francisco call., 1910-01-24
Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
ClUBWOMEN STUDY
LIFE OF SCULPTOR
philomatheans Tell of Michael
Angeles Work as Seen on
Foreign Tours

STOCKTON, Jan. 2s.-The Philo-
mathean club took up the study Of the
life of Michael Angelo Friday. Mrs.
&c. S. Sargent opened the program with
a paper on his career. Miss Lottie
Ruggles had paper on the Sistine
chapel, which she recently visited. Mrs.
w. il, Z. Letter compared Michael An
gelo as a painter and a sculptor Mrs.
II. H. Jewlett, who also has been abroad
recently. told of the Medici tomb.
Miss Emily Dodge spoke on the work
of the Schoolwoman's club for chill
dren's playground. Mrs. Edna orr
James of the Schoolwomans club told
of the success of story telling in CIV
ing children an appreciative sense OF
literature. and Mrs. Olive +. Mltcheli
of Santa Rosa spoke on the American
Woman's League"
Johannes Reimers will deliver an ad-
dress on Russian music Friday. Mrs
John Raggio, chairman of the music
section, has arranged several musical
numbers.
On account of the illness of Mrs.
L. ]. Wagner the meeting of the
Shakespeare section has been post
poned.
noon at the home of Mrs. F. H. Arms
burger. The committee in charge con-
sisted of Mrs. Geneva Allen, Mrs. Jennie
Stephenson and Mrs. Julia Trask. y ell
Iowstone Park was the subject or
Mrs. Mary Williams paper. Amusing
recitations were given by Mrs. b. Il.
Gilmore Miss Gertrude House rem
dered piano solos A paper was read
by Mrs. A. Stowell on Vital Parts in
Art" Duets were sung by Mrs. G. L.
Houseken and Mrs. John Raggio. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. George Homage.
Mrs Pliny Holt OF Peoria. H., for
merly Miss Florence Guernsey, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A Guernsey, was the complimented
guest at several social functions last
week The Misses Blake entertained
for her with three tables of bridge
Tuesday Miss Julia Rossi and Miss
Alice sherman won the prizes.
Miss Belle Sanford entertained
Wednesday with a large five hundred
party The guests were: Mrs. Pliny
Holt Misses Grace and Geneva Blake,
Miss Golden Smith. Mrs. Walter Samp-
son, Mrs. B. ]. Powell, Mrs. l.. M.
Haight Mrs. ]. K. Wagner, Mrs. James
Zeigler, Mrs. J. L. Whitmore, Miss Caro-
lyn McDougald, Miss Lois Condit Miss
Eugene Tully, Miss Myrtle Stephens,
Miss Augusta Waldenmeier, Miss Hazel
Burge, Miss Cutting, Mrs. Preston Nor
ris. Mrs. Fred Read, Miss Maud Will
liams Misses Alice and Edith, Sherman,
Miss Gertrude Littlehale, Mrs w. c.
Wilcox
The fortunate players were Mrs,
Haight and Miss McDougald.
Mrs. d. A. Guernsey gave tea Thurs
day in honor of her daughter. Among
] i
! Mckee, Mrs. j. l.. Phelps, Mrs. 2. b
Fraser, Mrs. Albert Hodgkins, Mrs. j
L. Whitmore. Mrs. Gross, Mrs. J. K. Wag-
! nef Miss Genevieve Gross, Miss Caro-
/ lyn McDougald, Miss Grace Blake, Miss
Geneva Blake, Miss Alice Sherman, Miss
Edith Sherman.
/ Friday Mrs. Fred Read was hostess
the guests including Mrs. Pliny Holt
Misses Grace and Geneva Blake, Misses
Gertrude and Margery Littlehale. Misses
Alice and Edith Sherman, Miss Caro-
! lyn McDougald, Miss Maud Williams
Mrs. Gottschall, Mrs. J. L. Whitmore
and Mrs. P. ]. O'Higgins. The prizes
/ fell to Miss Geneva Blake and Miss
Alice Sherman.
Saturday Miss Carolyn McDougald
entertained in honor of Mrs. Holt.
Mrs R. B. knight was hostess at the
meeting of the Thursday bridge club
Mrs. f. r. Clarke and Mrs. George
/ Grupe won the prizes.
The Thursday Evening five hundred
! club met last week with Mr.. and Mrs
! L. II. Frankenheimer. Mrs. Post ano
! Fred Giesa were the prize winners.
The "wednesday bridge club met a.
the home of Mrs. w. c. Wilcox. Mrs
! S. E. Latta and Mrs. ]. P. Hull were
the fortunate players