“STRIFE BESETS FASHIONABLE BERKELEY! A row has developed between factions of the fashionable Hillside Club of Berkeley over the invasion of

​Number 19 in a series of articles profiling notable Hillside Club members of the past George W. Hahn – President 1933-35, 2nd VP 1932-33,

May 1918 War Services Section: Mrs. Gurdon Bradley made a report on the splendid work of the section making surgical dressings, stating that

April 1918 Fireside Meeting: Communication was read from Juliet Garber Stringham as to a Red Cross benefit, and from Mrs. L. J. Robson regar

January 1918 War Relief: Mrs. Eakle, president of the War Service Committee made the following report of the work of the committee up to Jan

War Relief: Mrs. A. S. Eakle, Chairman of the War Service Committee, made the following report of the work of the committee to date, viz: ma

November 1917 Evening of Irish Song: “An Evening With Old Ireland: Its Legend and Its Song,” was enjoyed by members and guests of the Hillsi

October 1917 Liberty Bonds: Mrs. Gerberding addressed the Club on the subject of Liberty bonds, urging all to subscribe. Samuel Anderson fro