The San Francisco call., 1910-01-31
CLUBWOMEN SPEAK
ON WRITER'S LIVES
Literature, History, Music and
Dances Give Occupation
to Social Circles
Isesetal Diseateh 70 The Cali

STOCKTON. Jan. .sO.-The AIdine club
net Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ella Homage. Noted Libraries
was the subject of paper read by Mrs.
bfttie wheeler. Mrs. Ella Snow read
paper on Harriet Beecher stewe,
and AIrs. Pagan told the story of the
life OF LOUISA Alcott A paper was
read by Mrs Hazel Marceau on
James X Polk, while Mrs. Agnes Fink
bonner wrote on the life Of Zachary
Taylor.
Miss LOTHIAN addressed the club
women on the work by the School
women's club. Mrs Carrie French told
Of the benefits of a clubhouse.
TIE next meeting Will be held at
the home of Mrs. Anna Single.
A musicale was given Friday after
noon BY the Philomatheans in their
clubrooms Johannes Reimers lectured
on music. interpreting on the piano va
rious selections as he described them.
Miss Daisy O'Brien sang La Forge's
,SehlupwinkefT and Stewart's out in
the open Meadow" Mrs. Preston Nor
ris. Mrs John Raggio Horace Vincent
and J. f. Zeigler had 10 repeat the
chorus from "Rigoletto.'
IlkE M4lLAlt tn Pal ~ Wa StfNA W
Miss Eleanor Rothenbush last even
ing in honor OF Emery Doan and Joe
Manuel The guests: Misses Myrtle
Gerlach, Louise Tanning and Jessie
Williams, and Emery eDOan, Joe Man
uel. Alpheus Stewart, Fred Reimers and
Lud Walsh.
Miss Edith Sherman entertained Sat
urday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. PLny
Holt Among the guests Were: Mrs.
Holt Mrs J. L. Whitm0re. Mrs. George
Burton. Mrs. J. X. Wagner. Mrs. How
ard Hammond, Mrs Fred Read, Mrs.
Walter Sampson, Mrs. Karl Gotshan.
Miss Carolyn McDougald, Miss Maud
Williams. Miss Hazel Burge, Miss Flora
Ia Rue, Miss Lottie RuggIes, Miss Cert
rude Littlehale. Miss Grace Blake, Miss
Geneva Blake and Miss Golden Smith.
A pretty dancing party was given
al the Shell bungalow Saturday even
ing The chaperone was Mrs. J. D.
Young The dancers were: Misses
Gladys Koch, Marie Craven, Gene
We've wyliie. Mirabel Stewart, Lucy
Ray. Pearl Reynolds, Julia Young,
Ethel Ditz and Regina Smallfeld:
Messrs. Sam Latta, Jasper Harrell, Har-
old Noble, Eric Branstead, Orrin Grav-
EN-, Weller Atherton. Lester Clark, Ar
10 Ladd, Rudolph Gianelh, Carol Ort-
man. Will Lyons, Walker Glenn and De-
witt Emerson.
Mrs J. F. Ward entertained about.
25 friends Tuesday afternoon in honor.
Of Mrs C. A. Wright, who viii soon
leave for the southern part of the
state Mrs Ward was assisted in en-
tertaining by her sister, Mrs. E. ].
Williams
Froane /. Gregory. formerly of Stock
ton. and Miss Eva May Wear, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Wear of this
city. were married in FL Paso, Tex,
January Is. They have taken up their
residence in GuadalaJara, Mexico, where
Gregory il employed as division su-
perintendsnt for Wells-FargO company.
A shower party was given Thurs.
day eylning in honor OF Miss Rose
B><scEer, who is TO become the bride
OF c. F. FRANKIE.
Arrangements are being made by the
senior class of the Stockton high school
for a vaudeville entertainment about
March l. The committee in charge
consists of Helen Atherton, Georgia
Strohmeier, Roland Doan and Solly
Sinai
Miss Minnie Howell was the guest
recently OF luncheon given by her as
sociates in the high school Miss How
ell is an English teacher and recently
returned from a European tour.
Mrs. ". ]. young entertained the
members of the Thursday Afternoon
bridge club last week. The fortunate
players were Mrs. Hull and Mrs.
Laogier