Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 54

'4-S SUNDAY DakfnrtD Crfbunc NOVEMBER 29, 1925 Club to'PfciyvCajds Will Give Operetta. Eastbay D.A.R.to Attend Luncheon Jewish Women Arrange Card MRS. FREDERICK G. ATHEARN. president of Alameda County Federation of Women's is sponsoring lie Institute on i oulh and Cinic, to be held next 1 hursd.iy in the Oakland under the auspices of the juvenile court department, Alameda district.

C. F. W. C. Program to Feature Varied List of Songs Party Benefit IiaiiLthters of the American Affiliated with Eastbay groups will to San Francisco Friday to participate ill the council meeting and reciprocity luncheon i v-wrf io; jr A'' holiday Wfn" benefit of some of tholr pet projects will assemble Lakevicw Club women and their guests In the Monteelto nvenno clubhouse where they make their headqu ill tomorrow afternoon.

Several scorn have made reservations lor tho tables. The service of a charmingly appointed tea will conclude the late November fi. notion. Mrs. Walter V.

Heed in general 'chairman. "The Lost Necklace," a. Spanish operetta, will bo produced in the Adelphlan Club tomorrow night by the choral section of Alta Mini Club of San Leandro The music history section of the Alameda club is sponsoring the Thanksgiving week entertainment. The tuneful operetta Will he produced under the direction of Miss Clara Freuler of Berkeley. The Cap and Bells orchestra will assist.

Delinquency in Minors to Be Institute Topic (Continued I rom Page 1-S.) liri, Iij Miriam Van Waters, referee. the luvenilo court In Los jil he li speaker. Tin outstanding rpoakers. faiaiiiar with the present day A brilliant card party will assemble some 200 women in the Jewish Community Center, 73 Fourteenth street, tomorrow afternoon at the invitation of the Eastbay section. National Council of Jewish Women.

The holiday function has been nr-ranced to permit members and their friends to contribute to fund which has been created bv the of the Northern California chapters. Mrs. 11. J. Mamihari, Berkeley, Male rcueiii.

will preside over the entire session which will be held al the 1'ilaee Hotel. The Council meeting will be called to order at 1 1 o'i lock. Captai-i Jo I'm M. Fllieolt will review Topi. of World Interest" in address which will follow the 1 1: p.

in. luncheon. The committee making reset ii ions for th" luncheon includes Mis. W. A.

P'KUIheit, Mrs. II. F. Woodreng, San 1 'i a ncisce; Mrs. ra ti tiij, through personal 'i i noe, iinvr been announc f.

(ho Thursday institute v.hirh oAre you a -voluntary cripple? Jewish women to aid yonnat pills through yieir business training. Mrs. Joseph is general chairman for the benefit. I k. i oa Brid eman which numbers some -1 0 or Mhi "aMand.

0 0 0 Songs in French, Spanish, Latin and English rendered by the Metropolitan quartet composed of students will bo featured on the Wed-nesdaj' program tho Parent-Teacher Association of Roosevelt high school. The language department comes In for Its share of attention nt tho regular meeting announced for 2:30 p. In Boom 219 of the school. Mrs. A.

Thurston, president, has planned that at each program, some department will be introduced to the members- Miss Porolhy Black' representing a university bureau, will be tho speaker of the hour. "Phases of College 'Life and tho Part Parents Flay" will be discussed by her. The third and concluding study In the adolescent child will bo directed by Mrs. E. li.

I'riini, lierkoley, chairman of the home department. National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Mrs. Thurston has called a business meeting for Wednesday at 2 p. m.

An executive board session litis been announced for 1:30 p. m. Mrs. J. Knotts will open her ith, sp-'ak or.

the institute. bringing '(-. upp i e. I Montclair Plans Bazaar And Party in in the ii, r.i 1 "Vi it), in 1 1 li. Miss t- t.i Bi I lOOI.V I' research iti i h-inc.

will l.e Xiii, -re Miss Me Me. I-Part the I In the IT. Mrs. Eliza lw "man of He: third speaker .1 f. Have you decided in your own mind that you can't walk because your feet hurt? Try a pair of Arch Preserver shoes, and see what a difference it will make to free your feet from strain.

You'll want to walk miles and miles. And you'll be wearing smartly styled shoes too! members, are: President. Mis. 11. Hill; vice-presidents, Mrs.

K. 1'. Mrs. J. II.

Lesser: recording secretary, Mrs, H. Ausleii: cor-respotuling secretary, Mrs. M. (Iim-dm: treasurer, Mrs. F.

A. Kilti-r-stein; assistant treasurer. Mis. l.ni Beer; auditor, Mrs. Herbert Samuels; directors, Mrs.

J. P. mho, Mrs. J. I.

Pel Valle. Mrs. S. M. Friedman.

Mrs. NT. 1'ass, Mrs. Al Jacobs. Mrs.

Sol Kahn, Mrs. Joseph Kay, Mrs. Morris Schneider. Miss Fmma Schetline: departo-ent chairmen: civic, Mrs. J.

II. Lesser; education. Mrs. Louis (Hickman; finance, Mrs. Joseph Schwartz; junior, Mrs.

H. F. Marcum: Immigrant aid, Mrs. Charles Ticburg; legislation, Mrs. L.

M. j.irohs: 11 i b'ing the opportunity offered In Christmas shopper to benefit building Wo-'s Club has nnnounccd Pe the the men l.e the i the formal pio- home, 22." Twenty-first avenue to grain. been assigned the the current events section, December Hi. The study will be made under Die of Mrs. Frank Si- b.riar.

card parly and dance for I net Saturday. The clubwomen have taken over I'lymnulh Hall. Piedmont avenue, for the all day festivities and are inviting all their friends to join them. Mrs. Stanton W.

Lore Is pres- ident of the women's organization which is joining with the Montclair Improvement club in erecting a community center in Thornhill. Bead. The building Is rapidly near-ing completion. More funds, how i. I w.

oiia i rma n. peace and arbitration, Mrs. r. N. Lazarus; membership, Mrs.

Bert Altmayer; publication. Miss Eva Marymont; reception, Mrs. Harry will be stressed by this Parent-Teacher Association next semester. Efforts will be made to finance a small group of Six-Store Buying Power 1 topic, "The Fre-Sohool Ace." Be- ivi'ng her training in th.e reeog-' of the Atlantic mast where she on exhaus- tivo field and research work, Mrs. Anderson has been associated with the Berkeley police department sufficiently lone to thoroughly grasp The local situation and its perplxi-' ties.

An importa'nt group of men and 1 women Interested in public affairs! nd chJId welfare are sponsoring the Institute called by the federated clubs. Among the patrons and patronesses are: Vollmer, students through their high school courses, which otherwise must be abandoned because of economic ne- cessitv. 0 0 0 ever, are -needed to finance the project. Ail manner of hnnd-made novelties and home cooked dishes will lie found in the bazaar concessions, chairmen are: Miscellaneous, Mrs. Hdttan Shoes for Men and Women Arch Preserver Shoes for Men and Women Club Summoned Hoffman; publicity, Mrs.

Maurice Glazer; program, Mrs. J. I. Pi 1 Valle: social service. Mrs.

Al Jacobs; telephone, Mrs. Joseph Croter; visiting, Mrs. Charles Kushins. 0 0 Offering a bundle r.f used but good garments or bric-a-brac as their admission fee. several sc-es of women next Tuesday will invade the Park Boulevard residence of Mrs.

Kobert T. Sutherland in support of the Junior Be 1 Civiss McChesney Parcr.t-iVaelicr Association, demonstrating its in the unique institution on Tw. Ifih street, maintained by Oakland Federation of Parents and 'i- li. S. Hayes; parcels post, Mrs.

K. S. Floyd: food, Mrs. E. P.

Jepsen: ondy, Mrs. David ITondrickson. Mrs. Mark Emerson is arranging the i features. A irypsy fortune telltr in the person of Mrs.

E. Kol.inson, will reveal past, present and future. Several score reservations have been made for the afternoon card party. The men will join the merrymaking of the later evening when a dance will be the feature. 0 0 0 Matters of gravest importance will summon members of tho College Women's Club to a 2 o'clock business session in their Bancroft Way liibhoaso next -Wednesday.

Tho special meeting preceding the regular p. m. program Was hastily called by the board of directors last wo-k. Members of the College Women's Club have journeyed abroad WllJ, present tho afternoon's talks. TBjs5 who nre announced grci the travel chats nr-j: Mrs: Perkins who will tell of her recent experiences in Italy; Mrs.

F. ers, the public health center and the public school depat tnu nt to finance health work among students, is sponsoring th" I Mis. Maddux Chosen W. Mcl'arland who will describe a tour of England Mini Scotland; 'a I i for I Amor of I1 The ia will be represented on a 'ouneil of tho Inst i-oific Uelati.ins by Mrs. Maddux of San Fian-a ppoint m'-nt has just anil tea.

The Tuesday gifts be turned into the stock of the Cross Shop sale at marked 'h down prices during the winter. ni Mrs. Sutherland who I'-1 her home toe ii.t Th.nili- giving recepti. has ai i- iM-ed program of Tousle v.iili v.iii.-h the tli chief of rollee, Berkeley; Judge George E. Samuel, juvenile court, Alameda county; Earl Warren, district attorney, Alameda county; Mrs.

Frederick G. Athcarn. president, Alameda County Federation of Women's clubs: Mrs. Anna L. Sajior, Berkeley, assemblywoman: Mrs.

E. C. Robinson, Mills club, Alameda county; Mrs. C. Johnson, president, W.

C. T. Alameda county; Mrs. Frank Burck-halter, Oakland Board of Education; Mrs. H.

Ward Campbell, president, Oakland Federation of Parents and Teachers; Mrs. M. T. Heavey, president, Berkeley Federation of Parents and Teachers: Mrs. Helen Swett Artieda.

executive secretary. Public Welfare leagu-. Alameda county. Dr. Van Waters who will be the principal speaker at the January institute, is state chairman of the department of juvenile court in the California Federation of Women's clubs.

She is being summoned to the Eastbay by the Birth Control league of Alameda county, before which she will speak on the evening of Tuesday, January at Hotel Oakland. Dr. Van Waters is president of the California conference of social work this year. Clubwomen are being asked to read her story "Youth in Conflict" in preparation for her January address. Participation in the district in- siitutes will not be restricted to women affiliated with federated clubs.

All other groups are invited lo attend the open forums. Men and women engaged or interested in social welfare are being- particu- larly asked by Mrs. Williamson to the conference. guests w.ll be ent'-riamed. the artists who will participate he: Mrs.

Van Duron, Mi-s Irma C.raham. Mrs. Arthur Ita.ir.-age. piano; Mr Fred Abbott, soprano: Mrs. O.

A. Jones, Bruce Zimmerman, who has spent much time in France; and Miss Marie Kinnell who has become familiar with the Scandinavian Countries. Music and tea will add charm to the early December meeting. 0 0 0 1 Will Open Home Mrs. C.

E. Wilson will open her home which is accredited as show place in Broadmoor next Thursday for a bridge luncheon Tho Mother's Club of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity will be honored on this occasion. a i.noiin. e.I. Mrs.

Maddux was i.i the Institute of l'a- i. Eolations held in Honolulu past summer. It was decided tli.it. s---ion that each nation rdcring the Pacific, which seated s'-ntat ives should organize a tioiial council upon the return their own countries, ti'he United in i.s ju-t computing its organ- ii. I arc in New rk.

Mrs. id lux has also been tified r.f her appointment as a of the American Associa-n f-f and Social Sciences I .1. rs. i Mrs. C.llaml MacK.iy, read.

Mrs. F. V. Vollmer Home Club Will Rock Ridge Hold Evening of Club to Hold el: nap, it: F. Re kla Salt Song Thursday Willi ha rce of tiv Junior enterprise ftoni O.

oration, will review th" th.s tn. usual project. Iteeeivir.g the pu--: Put net-land will be in Philadelphia. 0 bpia rters 0 0 ummage Jo Only the Touch of a Master! IN every art the master's touch distinguishes the finer things. The galleries of the world bear wit' ness! So, too, the finer homes bespeak the mastery i "Use of Leisure II.

MeC! E. I. i a or Ii A sale h-'- I th ii St reet M.iri'i't 1: h.ter. sr Bock K. will 1 A'socia Mrs.

Wa those wl An li i Us ad Use of Leisure Time." ussed by Patricia before the Tuesday the pa te-cher as- tie will Mr-, ILof James and Charles Cobbledick'-and their staff. a. in Charles Ei man, Mrs. ihs Club ii week, i :3 i it ma n. Mr-.

P. t.i A T. r. ii 1 th lb cli.h hers ar 1 iljf-ir day ever.ir.r. preceding a arid (lat er.

M-1 baritone. ar.d JI- ran will 1- will be 1 Tessa iMrV tr.tl Mrs. A. E. v.

be and School. of l'i W. 7. li. meeting tj.

oi 'Me in the a'-u'lt m. is dean of girls si hool. support in their NOTICE Public Auction A 135,000 stock of Oriental, Chinese and Bugs and fine furniture to be sold Monday evening at o'clock at 1212 Jackson St. W. H.

Edwards Sons Auctioneers 1212 Jackson Bake. 5053 l-'r- find of character the parents, lines of this Moorshead will I 'f ways an Su'- f.r the l.er.-:-f:t to he treasury are: Mrs. E. J. Merrltt, Mrs.

L. S. 1 Mrs. M. E.

Williamson. raVn's clothir.c; Mts. V. J. n.iiTii.f-ry; Mrs.

C'dboutn, develop-It is program speak. A pro--ri am nt In alone the that Mis-short 0Oli F. 0 Pnroptimis; Club v. ill for their weekiy at Hotel Oakland ow. The entert.iinn.ent has .1 I'V a of niemix'-rs which Avis E.

Spen'er is- eiia irma Mrs. Isabel Jenkins. will preside at the preliminary business session. The annual Christina? dinner wl- be Gobbledich i HAMIXmSt INTIftIO AND IXTIMOl D8CORATORS L.MttSIDt Oakiamo 3 Additional news of women's clubs on page 6-S be given Thursday evtt.ir.g. Pe- rt berlT.

The holiday wi: culminate oh' be 19, in the children's party. will be given by the luh. The early Decem-is called at 2:30 p. girls' glee her meet ins in the Utile theater of the school. Mrs.

G. E. Bannock, Mrs. W. M.

Cook, household furniture; Mrs-M. Ford, children's clothir.L-. i Mrs. P. M.

Adam, women's cKih-. Mrs. W. Mullins, cashier. luncheon followed by a 1 iooeuii i Hudson Bay Fur wiil be hold Til' suay w.

IS 5 ness meeting I by liock Kidee is in ehartre of Club. The lunch' on tho December birth Gift Slipper Specials For Three Days Only Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday day group including: 'iiiiv chaiimnn, E. Balph T. Barker, Butler, Frank Button, Sum el J. Chase, F.

W. Confer, Charles Erickson, T. W. Esp'-y. S.

('. Faklen, George T. Gamble, A. J. Griesehc, Howard S.

Lane, L. C. Morgan, Ilarfilin Nash, W. G. Perry, A.

S. Peterson, John Bank-ine, P. T. Scoggins, J. E.

Smith, B. Vielee, John li. Wood. ,11. A.

Pillsbury will discuss World Court arid League of Nations before the Wednesday meeting of the current events section. The of TarnaLpais will told before the California history section. The householdr'flrts and Spanish sections will meet on the day. (i a i )'ot posit will hold any fur until Decern-. Chrislrras taanas checks will be her 241 in risked WOMEN'S QUILTED SATIN D'ORSAYS In Blue and Black, trimmed with Oriental gold ti JC braid and rosette.

Purple satin soft I leather soles and padded heels. Special MEN'S BROWN LEATHER SLIPPERS With flexible soles and rubber heels. Ideal for t- QC They keep their feet snug Special men of all ages, and comfortable fc "Simplified Christmas' Shopping" jiff pi I- NOT a myth, ill. ti Uo matter how ik Xmas list Is, or how difficulty umL i it Is to please each individual jfflfiSffllitftttt on it, you need not worry or tWjmvk i columns in the Classified Sec- ifflifl WpwA i ti6otth9 mm SPi-XIAL VALUES OFFERED TO EARLY SHOPPERS Stonemartens $50.00 $80.00 2-Skin Scarfs. loxes all shades $25.00 $49.00 $95.00 American Broadtail Coats $195.00 $295.00 $395.00 Bay Seal Coats $67.00 $95.00 Hudson Seal Coats 95.00 to $650.00 Genuine Seal Coats $600.00 to $1250.00 Summer Ermine Coats $375.00 $789.00..

Hudwn Seal Seal Dyed Muskrat. Scalene it Seal Dyed Coney. You Women who are shopping for C0475 walk a bit out of the way to this shop where you'll find the nicer kinds of Coats at prices that will surprise you most" agreeably. Managed by M. VAX who Is also doing Ladles' TAILORING (JnJerson CoJJhc.

1452 WEBSTER VA I CHILDREN'S FUR-TRIMMED JULIETS In red, sapphire blue and rose felt, itith dainty fur trimming and leather heels. Special prices 1.15 Ses $1.30 Sizes to 8 95c 84 ii '1 1114 to 2 i. Wo Give t. A II. Grern fitaiiips Charge Accounts Opened 526 FOURTEENTH STREET, OAKLAND Market St.

and Mission at 22nd, Ban Francisco 1633 BROADWAY-.