The San Francisco call., 1910-03-14

THE business of electing delegates
to the state federation convention
at Santa Barbara next month Will
occupy many of the clubs this week
and it is probable that a concerted ef-
fort will be made to induce many mem
bers to attend who will have no officlal
standing. The delights of Santa Bar
bara will prove an attraction to many
in addition to the interesting program
promised.
The Pacific Coast women's press as
sociation will meet this afternoon and
the day will be devoted to Modern
Journa lism,' under the direction or
Mrs. Florence Richmond, chairman or
the program committee, assisted by
Mrs. Frona Wait Colburn and Mrs
M. H. Heyneman.
The Daughters of California Pio-
neers will hold their regular business
meeting this afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
after which will follow a discussion
on Missions and Places of Historic
Value of the Early Days of California
Cap and Bells club will give social
evening Tuesday at S:15 o'clock which
promises to be one of the most impor-
tant affairs which that club has ever
given.
Mrs. w. W. Wymore is chairman of
the evening. Mrs. Benjamin Curtaz is
chairman of the choral section. Johan-
nes c. Raith is to be musical director
and Mrs. A. B. Swan accompanist
A Japanese comedy in one act, "A
Flower of Yeddo,' will be given under
the direction of Reginald Travers. with
the following cast: Kami, Mrs. D. f.
F. Easton; Lainara, Mrs. Walter Il.
Janke; Musure, Miss Pearl Cook;
Taiphoon, Mrs. F. L. Colburn Scene,
the interior of Kamis little country
house near Yeddo; time, night.
The Japanese operetta in two acts,
also under Travers' direction, presented
by the Cap and Bells chorus section,
will be decidedly ambitious produc-
tion, and the rehearsals promise that
it will be a source of keenest delight
to the audience. The cast is as fol-
lows: O'Hara San, the jewel maiden,
Mrs. Emil Blanckenburg' kofugi, a
fisher maiden, Mrs. Charles L. Parent;
Urosima, young fisherman, Mrs. U.
Grant Bartlett; the tycoon, the en-
peror of Japan. Mrs. Charles e. ker;
Matzukuse, Miss Gladys Blumenberg;
o Tatsu San, Miss Ellie E. Ewing; o
Roll Poll San, Mrs. Benjamin j. Cur
taz; o Kiku San, Miss Claire McDer-
mott; o Toru San, Mrs. Henry Eick-
non, Saurnl, MISS 0eHcNiCNC kouliiN LII
Japanese maidens and court ladies',
Miss Ernestine Book, Miss Alma Tobin,
Miss Ada Conlin, Miss Viola Mattner,
Miss Bessie Norton; Japanese guard,
Ernest Ker Fred Keystone, George
keystone, Mr.. Doren.
California club will hold social sci
ence day Tuesday afternoon under
the direction of Jacob Brandt, the
chairman The subject for discussion
will be THE Revolution iQ Sex Educa-
ton with introductory~ remarks by
Dir. Caroline Rosenberg and an ad-
dress by DR.. F. NJ. Greene. The dis
cussion will be led by DR.. Minora
Kibbe
The business meeting will be held at
2:30 o'clock and the delegates to the
state federation of women's clubs con-
vention to be. held in Santa Barbara
from April to II. will be elected.
The Mills club will meet Tuesday
afternoon and the address of the after
noon will be made by Mabel Thayer
Gray. Songs will be sung by Charles
H. de la Plate as follows: Kashmiri
song, Amy Woodforde Finden; III La
cerato Spirito' from Simon Boccanegra