The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
WOMEN EDUCATORS
WILL BE HONORED
Twentieth Century Club to Give
Luncheon to Mills Col
Iege Leaders

OAKLAND. Jan 30-Mrs. Susan
Mills. president emeritus OF Mills col
lege. and her successor, DR.. Luella Clay
Carson. are to be bonored by the club
women at luncheon Tuesday after
noon February s. when the members
OF the Twentieth century club of. Berke'z
ley win entertain at the Town and
Gown club house. This organization of
clever women with Miss Rosemary Don.
bins at their head is recognized as one
of the most progressive of the Clubs
Of Alameda district !.
Several annual meetings and cleo
tions have been announced, the first Of
which will be that of the West oak
land home, Monday. officers, reports
and a resume of the II months work
viii be followed by the election of
leaders for the coming year.
Mrs. Eleanor Bingham will give. the
first of a series of lectures before the
members of the Adelphian club on Mon
day, having announced as her theme
Twelve Famous Pictures" The second
talk of the course viii take place
February :, when she will discuss
.Japan-Her Arts Customs and Re
ligion." Mrs. Bingham has appeared
before a number of the women's clubs
and been given flattering receptions.
Considerable interest has been caused
by the announcement of the lecture
course.
The dramatic section of the Adel-
phian club with Mrs. Henry Rosenfeld
for the future. Beginning February /
the study will be under the direction
Of Ida May Bradley. Later in the sea-
son the members viii arrange to give
an afternoon program. which probably
viii include a short play and a group
of readings.
EbelI has issued an important bulle-
tin for the coming month, the most
interesting date of which perhaps is
the colonial day, Tuesday, February %
Music by the members of the choral
section and a talk by Rev. William
Day Simonds will be features of the
program. At the business session Tues
day the clubs delegates to the annual
meeting of the district viii be elected
Delegates from the sections will be
chosen next week Tuesday, February
Is. Mile. Soulas viii give an illustrated
lecture with Paris as her subject.
The annual meeting of the Players
Club of America will be held Tuesday
afternoon. February Z. when the mem
bers gather at the home of their presi-
dent and organizer. Mrs. George Perry
The election of officers will be a part
of the routine business of the day The
Players club is a study organization
and the members devote their energies
to thought along new lines.
Mrs. J. d. Jamison will preside as
hostess at the next meeting of the Tea
club Tuesday afternoon, February 7,
when a program of interest will be pre-
sented under the direction Of Mrs
Charles Bradford and Mrs. ]. S. Nc
Dowell.
The women of the Town and Gown
club will devote an hour to the con-
sideration of Science and Education"
tomorrow. Mrs H. r. Hatfield will pre-
side. In the receiving party with her
will be Mrs. jacques Loeb. Mrs E. NJ
Wilbur and Mrs. A. F. Lange
Works of American and Polish com
posers viii constitute the program of
music that will be given February IA
by a nnmber of the gifted members
before the Etude club. A fortnight later
the club will consider the work of
Scandinavian and Italian composers