The herald., 1895-11-26
THIS IS THE LAST CALL
There Are Only a Few OF
Them Left
WHO HAVE NOT COME IN
To Aid by Their Ads the kindergarten
Fund
Splendid Results Have Been Achieved by the
Tireiess Efforts of the Women Having
the Work In Hand

The campaign Of the ladies Of the Free
kindergarten as3ocia hon AMI IT'S co-ope-
rating committees in collecting fund f
their purpose through the publication
OF The Thanksgiving Herald is now
rapidly drawing to a close. The enter.
prise has proved to be an unqualified sue
cess alike from a pecuniary and literary
point OF view. omparatively few OF tne
business houses of the city have denied
their support to the project, or have
failed to relinqulsh their contract rig its
to columns fer the higher rates OF the
edition. most vigorous and conscien-
tiouS search has been made by the BUSH
n IS department. of thu paper to secure
the utmost business and tue greatest sat
isfnCtion to patrons.
The editorial ue lartment has fixed upon
makeup that will rem er each Iage
equally as desirable for displayed notices
as any other. Firms who rave t u far
hesitted upon the proposition of adver-
thing in Inc Ihanksgi Herald are
Low Joining the procession and fairly
clam oering over each other for space AID
position. To those still out in the cold
1t can only be said that today is their
last chance.
edition is making hero.i efforts. and is
meeting with ereat success. This IL lien
beck news stand mas been secured for
Herald news stand for THANKSGIVING
day, in AID to the list published
several da' ago.
the revised list of workers in producing
the edition Is as follosw:
General commit e-Mrs. G. NJ. Sever
ance, Mrs. Blanche Wotkyns. Mrs. A.
II. Aokefman, Miss Nj. Nj. Fette; busi-
ness manager, Mrs. Blanche Wotkyns;
adverti,'ng manager, Mrs. L.
severns; editor in chief, Mrs. G. NJ.
Severance; associate editors, Mrs.
Mis-. j. +. Waterman. Mrs Burton
williamson, Mrs. II. W. r.. Strong. Mrs.
Alice cConas, Mrs. Eliza o. Housh
ton, Miss NJ. NJ Fette, Miss Kate W.
Darling aid Miss Rebecca Lawrence; cir.
ed by Mrs. E. Il. Inreikeld. sfe
Chairmen of departments-Ihanks
ing days, Miss Il. Lawrence; kindersar-
ten, Mrs. G. NJ. Severance; colonial days,
Mrs. e. o. Hou hton; art, Mrs. A. II.
Alderman; drama. Miss Elfrihe Acker-
cation. Miss X. V. Darling; industries,
Ms. II. W. r. Strong N doine and by
eiene, DR.. Helen Densmore; CLUBS, Miss
NJ. M. Fette; society. Mrs. Blaneue Wot-
kyns, Mrs. William Creighton and Mrs.
Ielfair Creighton; sketch of Mrs. G. NJ.
i1""-ehVe sCiehce, MIS- hurton VILLAIN
son; rarlv California days Mrs. B. c.. Wait
ing; travel. Mrs. Rachel Lazarus: music,
Mis-. Kate Fuller; philanthropy, Mrs. D.
&. Step ems; law an equ tv, Mrs n. ?.
Conray; creations, Mrs. |. o. Smith :;
suffrage, Mrs. lice McUomas; ". G. 7.
y, Mrs. Hand, Y. p. G. T. IT,, Mrs.
! Blanchard; pr son notes. Mrs. d mmuck !;
! children 8 denaftmcnt, Mrs. E. J.. Threi-
| ktld: applied ChrIslia titv, Mrs. M. T..
Maynard; mothers department, Mrs
Kate Hacan. Y. W. G. A.. Mrs. Nautilus
Los Angeles church history Mrs. s. c.
roy; burIan towns, Mrs. RGtF cry;
social economics. MISS NJ. M. Fette; Sal
vat'on army, Miss Gabrella Stlokney );
miscellaneous, jokes, mems corner.