The San Francisco call., 1913-12-06

luncheon of the organization will he
held in the gray room OF the Fairmont
hotel at l o'clock. The members will
bring a present, not to exceed rs cents
in value, for the grab bag, which will
be one of the amusing features OF tho
afternoons program.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
San Francisco center of the House,
wives league will be held Tuesday,
at the Palace hotel. A business meet
ing will be held at 2:15 p. m. and at
o'clock will follow the open meet
ing. Mrs. William Palmer Lucas.
author of THE Woman Who Spends" !"
will be the speaker, taking her sub
ject from the title of her book.
The Forum club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon, when a musi-
Gale will be given after the business
meeting, under the direction Of Mrs.
Paul Freygang, the leader. Those
taking part will be: Miss Amanda
Echeverria, soprano; Miss Marie
Echeverria. accompanist; Miss Louise
Purlinky, contralto; Thomas w. Pear
son. barytone; Otto Rauhut. violinist;
Johannes Raith. pianist.
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Thursday of next week will be
marked by the Christmas jinks of the
Corona club, which will take place in
the club rooms. 536 Sutter street, un-
der the direction OF Mrs. James w.
Treadwell, chairman No guests are
to be admitted on this day, which is
one of the merriest each year in the
annals of the Corona club.
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The Council of Jewish Women will
hold its regular meeting on Thursday
next at Native Sons hall. when the
program of the day will be arranged
by Mrs Arendt, chairman of peace
and arbitration. The speaker of the
day will be DR.. e. b. Krehbiel of
Stanford university, one of the au-
thorites on this coast on the subject
of the reace movement
Miss Bernice Levy will give a group
of piano solos and Mrs Foster j.
Mello win sing. Miss Hannah Ed
wards al the piano.
The Alpha Neighborhood club will
have a special meeting Appropriate to
the season on Thursday evening next
at Sis o'clock, in the assembly hall
of the Grattan school.
Mrs. Helen Van Anderson Gordon
will speak. Louis Zeiss will play the
either and there will be songs as
well. under the direction Of Mrs.
Charles Smith.
The San Francisco colony of New
England Women will hold its Christ
mas jinks on Friday afternoon, De-
cember II, along the philanthropic
lines which have prevailed during the
last two years. A Christmas tree
with Santa Claus will be provided
with a group of children from the
Peoples Place settlement as recip-
tents of the gifts as one of the
features of the day. Miss Mildred
Newman, the pianist, will play. Mrs.
RAIDER will sing and Mrs. James Haz-
lett will give some readings.
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At the last meeting of the New Era
league. held on Tuesday. the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
Lillian Harris Coffin, unanimously re-
elected; first vice president, Mrs.
George B. Sperry; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Arthur CornwalI: third vice
president. Miss May; fourth vice presi-
dent, A. Frost; secretary, Mrs. A.
Wood; treasurer, Mrs. b. Lazarus; di-
rectors. Mrs. Henyemann, Mrs. Rich
ards. Mrs. Edgar Preston. Miss Hazel
Johnson, Mrs. Mccarthy, Dr. Onest,
Mrs. e. c. Duncan, Miss Minnie Web
ster, Mrs. Van Winlxle, Mrs. William
Hart Wood.
The Pacific Musical society viii
meet on Wednesday morning at 1890
o'clock at the st. Francis hotel. when
the program will be presented by Mrs
Toby Schussler. piano; Samuel Irving
Savannah, violin; Miss Dorothy Pas
more, cello: yolkman Trio; Mrs Jo-
seph Keenan,, soprano; Robert NJ. Bat
tison, tenor