The San Francisco call., 1910-03-13

of encouragement from her elders, who
delight in the charm of melody. The
Monday singing club has just been or
ganized and held the first meeting on
that afternoon of last week with an
enthusiastic attendance. The girls are
going to give a concert, they say,
shortly after Lent, and in the meantime
are being coached by Louis Eaton, who
is quite confident of their success. OF
course. many of the group that are
singing in the club have had previous
instruction in the gentle art of vocal
izing, so that the prospective concert
will not be the ordinary amateur affair.
Among those who are members of the
new Monday singing club are:
Miss Marian Zeile Miss Natalie Hunt
Miss Dorothy Woods Miss Frances Newhal
Miss Marjorie Page Miss Josephine Hannigan
Miss Dorothy Baker Miss Gertrude Perry
Miss Anita Mailliard Miss Elva de Pue
Miss Ruth Slack Miss Dorothy Chapman
Miss Edith Slack Miss Julia Thomas
Miss Dorothy Van Sick Mrs. Russell Bogue
len Mrs. Kenneth Macdonald
Miss Olive Wheeler
There are several entertainments of
a semiformal sort crowding the late
kind. The glee club of the Univer-
sity of California will sing Friday
evening, March IS, in the colonial ball
room of the st. Francis, and a number
of society women are lending their
patronage to the occasion. The glee
club has been entirely self-supporting
for the last few years and has taken
concert trips in succession without any
financial backing, but merely the col
lege boys confidence in his ability to
succeed. The dream has come true in
most instances with the short trips
throughout the state until their cour-
age was born for the extensive east
ern trip as far as Chicago last sum-
mer. In the eastern city they were
entertained by the California Alumni
and by the fraternities and glee club
of the University of Chicago. 1t was
a pleasant outing and profitable to
boot. However, the coming enter
tainment is to be quite an event so
cially and there will be a list of pat
ronesses to assist in giving the affair
proper tone" The program is already
announced and here it is:
(a) Hail to California tb) Sons of Cali,
fornfa'' ''............... -Glee club
violin. n..................H Warner Sherwood
Selection s,o ntha Warcbant brt
Medley, "oId Friends .Glee club
Selection Mandolin club
(a) .'Drnk to Me Always With Thine Eyes
OBJ Banks of Allan Water .Siee cluo
..Tom the Piper's Som .Glee club
Trio. andante expressive; violin, H. Warner
Sherwood; cello, James de Fremery; piano,
Ralph ]. MacFadyen.
Waltz. "Carmina" "...................G Glee club
seleetI1a a; Pine ad foid,, Ensembe
The patronesses for the Glee club
concert are:
Mrs. Phebe Hearst Mrs. A. W. Foster
Mrs. Eleanor Martin Mrs. William Boericke
Mrs. Eugene de Saba Mrs. Patrick Calhoun
Mrs. Norman MacLaren Mrs. c. o. G. Miller
Yrs. Frederick Tillmannl Mrs. Charles Buffers
Mrs. Wakefield Baker Mrs. Florence Porter
Mrs William Mintzer | Phngst
Mrs. NJ. H. de Young Mrs. Marcus Koshland
Mrs. Charles S. WheelerlMrs. Max Sloss
Mrs. Harry Aston Will Mrs. Stanley Stillman
hams Mrs. John Mailliard
The Cap and Bells club, that con-
genial organization that has social
significance different from most clubs
of the day and processes to nothing
but a desire for clever entertainment,
is to have another party. and many
people are interested in the forthcom-
ing event. The program is to be pre-
sented under the supervision of Mrs.
Benjamin Curtaz, who is the efficient
chairman of the musical section of the
club, and she has prepared an evening
~ exeapfianaI ,,oar;t oocordincr n fhe