The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
PHILOMATHEAN
ELECTS OFFICERS
Club Holds Final Meeting of
Season, Discussing Plans
for Coming Year
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
STOCKTON. May 2s.-The Phnoma-
thean club held the last meeting of the
season last Friday, when officers were
elected as follows:
President-NIrs. W Il. /. LETTER.
First vice president-Mrs F. x clarke
second vice presideut-Aliss Nellie smith
YI.ird vice Dresi sident-Ars. A. II. Cook
Recording secretary-Mrs. Clark Wakefield
Corresponding secretary-Mrs- j. T. Johnson.
Trea easurer-Mrs j. NJ. Abeel.
Llbrarian-Alrs. Emma Webb
sirecto1s-Mrs. T. b. Fraser. Mrs H. H. Idew-
lett. Miss Louie RugeleS, Mrs, q. l. "HhoiI'
Mrs D.. :. Holley, Miss Julia Weber
The club selected a committee Of
nine to take steps toward securing a
new clubhouse. The committee is:
Mrs. J. W Barrett Miss Rose Gnekow
Mrs L. Il. Smith Mrs. A: ~ Noble
Miss Julia Weber Mrs. WARD smith
MIS-. a.. :. Sargent Mrs. Glllls
Mrs. ~ p Stein
D The women discussed at considerable
length the program to be followed next
year and were unable to decide whether
10 take up the study OF United States
or French history. The club has grown
from a membership Of 20 to 203.
The final meeting for the year of
she. Shak akespeare section took place last
Tuesday when Bulwer-Lytton's Richie
lieu" was concluded.
Mrs. s ellis addressed the members
on the work accomplished by that sec
ton of the club, paid a compliment to
the leader, Mrs I. J. Wagner. and IN
token Of the members appreciation
presented her with a satsuma vase.
81 The Aldine club women spent a de-
lghtful day last Monday at the home Of
Mrs Mary owen at Holt station. 1t
was Shakespeare day, and Mrs. Harriet
Ward had charge Of the program.
:: Luncheon was first served, after
which Mrs. katherine Dodge opened
she program with q paper on The
Value of study of Shakespeare"
Mrs. May Parker as FlOrizel and Mrs.
Della Jones as Perdita, enacted The
Love Making of Florizel and Perdita"
from The Winters Tale"
Mrs. Harriet Ward and Mrs. Phil
lips and Mrs. Abbott gave an inter
pretation Of The PARKWAY Princess" ("
The club viii be entertained mis-
cellaneous day, June 6, by Mrs. Carrie
French. The meeting viii be held in
The parIors Of the First Congregational
church and VIII close the season.
The Stockton branch Of the Mills col
iege alumni association gave a recep-
ffon yesterday afternoon to the gradu-
sfes of the stockton and Lodi high
o.
home Of Mrs. +. n. Vail. The Mills
college colors, white and gold, were
ased in the decoration scheme
Mrs Mills and Mrs. Carson of the
college were in attendance, as well as
several. Of the alumnae from outside
this city.
Mrs. Hazel Moore Henery, Miss ellis,
Miss Eaton and Miss Howe Of Oakland
rendered a delightful musical program.
RAY and DR. William Friedberger
entertained at their bachelor quarters
5n North Center street last Thursday
evening in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Silva
Rossi formerly Miss Edith O'ConnelD.
The couple recently returned from their
honeymoon trip.
Miss Harriet Post was hostess at
a dancing party given Friday evening
al SnelTs bungalow. The dancers were:
Geraldine Parker Reginald Parker
June Young Eddie Hooper
.Ienore Neuminer George Sanderson
@ Glaiys Fox Ellis Sanderson
Jeanette Bcrtheau Bernard Frankenheimer
Lorraine Cutting Louis BaldWln
Margaret Ellis easier Burton
Doroths Harrison Reese Dudley
Alice Doolittle WILDER Cowel
Berliice Frankeuheimcr Tommy LOuttit
Rutl Fra ukenheimer Hewlett Hough
Frances Redman Of Ala Jerome .eFy
media Miller Howard
Marian Stewart James Hull
Grace Inglis Austin Cadle
Margaret LauNen Buteau Lundy
Evelyn Cadle Raymond Muenter
Marie Parks Hartwel Wallace
Harriet Post Henry Adams Jr.
Seth Henshaw Martin Post
The members Of the classes of 10
and II of St Agnes academy spent an
enjoyable day on the banks of the CAL
. averas river last Saturday. Among
those present were the Misses Char
Bach, Nellie COOney, olivia Won Detten,
Reta O'Brien, Ann Molloy, Annie Con-
nor, Mary Phelan and Lois Keys. Miss
+ Harriet BriscO was chaperon.
Miss Eugene Tully viii be married
June ] TO Emile Hugenin. 1t viii be
home wedding and will take place at
the residence of the brides parents,
Or. and Mrs. J. J. TulIy. 3O5 West Aca-
cia street at $50 o'clock in the even
ing.
Miss Myrtle stephens gave a comet
party last Monday night at her home in
North Stockton street Her guests
were Misses Myrtle Lynch, Harriet and
Irene Sterling. Ruby Wirth and Edna
Gianelli; Messrs. Richmond Turner
Dan Marceau, Lon Walker. w. Shep-
herd and Mr.. Bates Of Stanford.
The Yosemite club held an informal
ladies' night last Monday from O'Clock
until midnight The club rooms We're
decorated with greenery and potted
plants and an orchestra rendered mu-
steal numbers during the dinner, which
was served from TO o'clock. After
the dinner the guests assembled on
the roof garden, where they viewed the
comet
The young ladies of ST. Johns Epis-
cipal choir were entertained yesterday
afternoon by Miss Ella Ross. The
afternoon was passed playing FIVE hun
dred.
A tea viii be given next Tuesday by
Miss Lucille Budd complimentary Ia
Miss Ruth Williamson, whose wedding
Is to take place in the near future. and
to Miss Williamson's friend, Miss Mick