The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
QUBW0MEN PLAN
FOR CONVENTION
Members of the Local Bodies
Viii Act as Hostesses
During Federation
By MARY ASHE MILLER

4 RRANGEAIENTS are about per-
n feeted for the convention of the
San Francisco district of the State
Federation of women's clubs. to be
held here November 9, 10 and IL in the
Of this city is president Of the district,
but the federated clubs of San Fran
cisco extended the invitation and will
act as hostesses.
The meetings each Wednesday of the
club presidents. who lead the various
committees. will be continued until the
time Of the convention.
The sessions will convene each day
at $3.50 am. and 80 p m. and q re-
ception viii be given Wednesday even
ing at the California club.
Thursday afternoon, November 10.
viii be club presidents afternoon and
the president Of each club of the dis
trict will be expected to give a two
minute address on the activity of her
club in response to the question, How
Are the Purposes Of Your Club Being
Developed"
The Women's public health associa-
tion will hold its postponed meeting
Tuesday morning at 1890 o'clock at
give an account of his investigation of
sanitary conditions abroad and of his
visit 10 the convention at Buenos Aires.
The California club will meet Tues
day afternoon next at their clubhouse,
when the program will be in charge Of
the civic section. The address of the
afternoon will be on Labor Conditions
in Different Parts of she World" by
Colonel II. Weinstock, special labor
commissioner in 1903.
An interesting feature of the pro-
ell
rection OF Mrs. Eva NJ. Taggart, who
has made speciality of these interest
ing dances of all nations and whose
pupils will demonstrate the benefit of
her knowledge
Laurel Hall club will meet wednes-
day afternoon and, after q brief busi-
ness session, viii hear program con-
sisting Of violin solos by Mrs. Roy
Stovel. a group Of songs by Mrs. Clar-
ence Bell and q talk on poetry, with
illustrative songs, by Mrs. George w.
Haight
An informal reception to the new
members. Mrs. c. L. Donohoe. Mrs.
Paul o. Tietzen and Mrs. j. S Reef,
viii follow. The club hostess of the
day will be Mrs. Nelson J. Bird.
The Papyrus club will have a social
day Thursday afternoon in charge of
Mrs. Abe Levin, at which the follow
ing program viii be given: Sketch.
Miss Sylvia Abraham and Miss Gene
We've Abraham; Violin-legende, Miss
Dorita Lachman; soprano solo. Mrs. ].
Goodman; piano solos. Miss Mildred
Newman, and tenor solos. Abe Levin,
Mrs. L. Brownstone and Mrs Abe
Levin viii be the accompanies.
The Council Of Jewish Women will
meet Thursday afternoon at the Cali
fornia club at $3.50 o'clock. 6. L. Simp-
kin, superintendent of the detention
home. will speak on Educating the
Delinquent Child" Cello and violin
solos viii be played by Lenny Water
man and NJ r Fleischman.
Cap and Bells social day will take
place Thursday afternoon AZ Century
club hall, Mrs. viii :. Pardy being
chairman OF the occasion.
The programme will begin at 2:30
O'Clock and viii open with a selection
by. the Cap and Bells orchestra Miss
clarabelle Kirby will give Spanish
dance, with Miss Violet Lincoln at the
piano; Miss Cecil Rauhut will play a
violin solo, Miss Sophie Rottanzi will
sing. accompanied by Prof. II, b. Pas
more, and a one act comedy, Miss
divers Dollars" with music by mem-
bers of the cast will be given under
the direction of Reginald Travers
Those taking part will be Mrs. c. l..
Parent. Mrs. w. Janke, Mrs. Glen Barn
hart, Mrs. L. Gage, Mrs. T. p. Heald.
Mrs. r. Samuels. Mrs. l. D. Foster, and
Miss Pearl Cook.
The Daughters of California Pioneers
have arranged a reception with a pro-
gram of music for Saturday afternoon
next at O'Clock in honor of the Cali
fornia artists The affair viii be given
in the local gallery of the memorial
museum in Golden Gate park. All
artists are invited to be present.