The San Francisco call., 1910-03-28
CLUBWOMEN
PLAN FUNCTIONS
Social and Dramatic Events
Will Furnish Enjoyable
Entertainment
Bv MARY AsHE MILLER

IL large amount OF theii
~ giving Iuncheons to each other just
now. One of the most interesting
events of the last week has been the
Corona club affair. at which the past
presidents of the club were feted.
Next Monday the San Francisco CLUBS
will give a luncheon at the ST. Francis
in honor of Mrs ]. B. Hume, the retlr-
ing state president: Wednesday is the
| day chosen by the Laurel Hall cluo
for their big luncheon at the Califor-
MIA club house; the Forum club will en-
tertain at it's monthly luncheon; the
Alumnae association of the girls hlgh
school will give its annual luncheon on
April 23: the Outdoor Art league VIII
have like affair on the last SATURDAY
in April. and the parliamentary section
of the California club will have a
luncheon late in April at the Hotel Ar
gonaut.
others are spoken of and vaguely
rumored. but none has been definitely
arranged.
The Pacific Coast women's Press as
socfation will meet this AFTERNOON, when
the members will hear a program on
Commercial Literature" by Mrs. Aoole
E. Krebs, who will be assisted py MISS
Elizabeth Gregg.
The Daughters of California Pioneers
will hold their social meeting TINS art
ernoon The program of songs pre-
pared by Mrs Kathryn Day Boyns Will
be as follows:
la Pioraja,, Foote
In Picsfdie .;i.:''iia1ii,, Mrs Hanion.
Down Among the Dead, Men .....-'' EnsiiSn
Irish Love Song -:.....---.---.. Lang
so For Breath of Moorland .-..''" AeIg, Rnct
oH'i' 'O' John squires-
The woman's auxiliary OF tne
Juvenile court will hold a meeting TINS
. sfternoon at O'Clock, which will be
devoted to business and at which ON
GERS for the coming year will be eiecleu-
| The auxiliary will also hold an open
meeting this evening at the girls M lsn
| school at s o'clock, at which the SPEAK : :
ers will be Rabbi Martin y. Meyer or
Temple EMANUEL, DIR. Jessica Pe1xotto
of the University of California and
Thomas f. Hayden, formerly president
of the board of education.
Doctor Meyer, who was connected
with the juvenile court and probation
work at his former home in the east,
will take for his subject "Aftercare of
Juvenile Offenders" The public is in
vited to these meetings
California club members will meet to-
morrow afternoon for their regular
monthly social day. which viii be in
Tho
program, which viii be in charge of
Mrs. Louise Humphrey Smith, will con-
siSt of a comedietta, "A Fair Encoun-
ter" presented by Miss Irma Bromley
and Miss Mary Henry.
Miss Elsie Mason will give recita-
tion and Miss Elizabeth Makins will give
an Irish monologue. Miss Frances
Buclxland will play a piano solo, and
Mrs. Irene Lenoir Schurze will sing.
Great interest is> being manifested
in the spring flower carnival to take
place Wednesday and Thursday, under
the general supervision of Nine. Emilia
Tojetti. 1t is for the benefit of the
piano fund.
The Caedmon club announces a lee
ture Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. ]. NJ. Driscoll. 1898 Broadway, by
Katherine d. Burke on Unfinished
Lifework and It's Tragedies" Miss
Burke, who is well known in San Fran
cisco, is another of the clever lecturers
who have been introduced by the Caed-
mon club this winter. and many of the
members will doubtless avail them
selves of the opportunity to hear her.
In honor of Mrs A. p. Black. the
president elect of the San Francisco dis
trict of the State Federation OF
Womens clubs. Mrs. Emily s. Karns
will entertain at a reception wednes-
day afternoon at her home In Charming
lane, Palo Alto.
The Alliance of Santa Clara County,
which is composed of a dozen women's
clubs which meet monthly. were enter
tanned recently by the Woman's club
of Palo Alto,
The feature of the afternoon was an
address by Rev. Father Sesnon of Sau-
salito, who spoke on Father Junipero
Sierra. Founder of the California Mis-
sions." He also sang two numbers, ac-
companied by Miss Dagmas Nelson.
Miss Nelson sang also and was ac-
companied by Miss Valance Arnotf
Mrs. w. V. Grimes of Pacific Grove, the
district president, made a brief ad-
dress.
Members of the following clubs were
among those present: Mayfeld
woman's club. Redwood City Woman's
club. Mountain View club. San Jose
Miss Elizabeth Benton Fremont. who
makes her home in Los Angeles as
sisted recently in raising a Mission
bell on the San Fernando road, mark
ing the spot where the treaty of Ca
huenga was signed by her father, Gen
eral John 6. Fremont, and General
Andres Pico, by which California be-
came possession of the United States
/, The Classic Productions alliance.
which has been taken up so enthusi-
astieally by a number of the women's
clubs of the city. is planning two large
receptions for the near future.
One of these will be for Nine. Ada
Dow Currier, and the other will be for
those who acted patronesses for tae
initial meeting, which took place fast
week.
1t has been decided by Mrs. Frona
Wait CoIburn, the instigator of the
alliance, to keep the charter member
ship list open until September, as the