Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-18
slrth Annual convsntlon


Angeles district Of the California Fed
GRAFTON Of women's Clubs will opei
Tuesday morning and will contine'
wednesday and Thursday morning, af
ternoon and evening, in the Ebell clul
house. Eighteenth and Figuero'
streets.
A number Of prominent men and wo
men have been engaged to speak dur.
ing the convention, and many quesuon'
of Importance are to be decided Tues
day afternoon, with Mrs. Robert Pot
ter Hin presiding, a council of presi'
dents will be held and the subjects dis-
cussed will be The Altruistic Side ol
Erederation." "Fraternities and Soro
rites i'm High Schools" How Can tne
year Book BE Made More HelptuiI
''The Advisability of Holding stat.
Conventions In May and free leN'
Books in Public Schools.
Mrs Robert Potter Hill and delegates
Of the district federation will be given
a recital reception in the evening ano
Mrs. William Douglas Turner Will give
a program of readings from Dickens
and other authors.
DIR. Warren f. Day, pastor of the
First congregational church, will give
the Invocation Wednesday mornint
and Mrs. Oliver c. Bryant, dlstrlc.
nresident. will preside. An address oi
u,eIcome 10 the club house will be given
bv Mrs. Phillip G.. Hubert, and mrs
Rrvant will reply on behalf of the fed
aration THE credentials commlttee
ana the program committee will be re-
norted nv Mrs. 3. Baruch and MRS.
Edgar German. The district officers
will report and the state ot1cers VIII
be presented. Mrs. Robert Hill Porter
viii speak on Federation for Caltor-
MIA" and Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles
r,,s1; r,; address the club on What is Do
;ng in the club World" Mrs. w. d.
turner. Los Angeles district delegate
to the biennial meeting OF the general
federation, will speak on Mhat
Heard at st. Paul." and CLUB WORK IN
the Los Angeles District" will be the
subject of Mrs. Frank Hyatts ADDRESS,
Mrs. Hyatt is recording secretary OF
the district federation.
Reports of the newly federated CLUBS
and the district work will be made in
the afternoon, Mrs. M. E. Robertson
will give an address on club Exten-
sion" Mrs. George Barr on Forestry,
Mrs. G. C. Ashley on History ana
landmarks" and Mrs. A. S. c. Forbes
on "El Canine Real ~.
Mrs Barnum and DR.. Titan COZ
fey will both speak on Perverted HOS
pitality."
owen Loyeioy will speak Wednesday
evening and the Occidental college
glee club will give musical program.
Thursday morning Mrs. George Sin
sabaugh will speak on art" Mrs. W.
n. Dickinson on Libraries" Mrs. Z.
A. Bronaugh on Reciprocity" and MIS-
r.. ]. Waters on Household Econom-
ics." ...,
What promises to be an interesting
subject will be "Women's Need tor
Women" Mrs. William Baurhyte. and
Miss Cordelia kirkland will both
sneak on it, one discussing the neeo
of women in the management of public
institutions and the other raising the
question of whether women shall serve
on the school boards or not.
Mrs. w. w. Stilson on behalf OF the
district will present memorial 10 the
late Mrs Kate Upper Galpin, por-
trait relief by Miss Emile s., Perry.
Mrs. Willoughby Rodman Will close the
mornings program with an hours as
cussion of civics.
The officers will be elected in the af-
terloon and Mrs. Barnum and Mrs. ).
A. Lobinger will report. Our Respon-
sibiIities" will be the subject of the
discourse by Mrs Mary 5. Caswell'
principal of the Marlborough school,
and Mrs. Mary Conan, president of the
FaSdQeIld OHdkESpShlC NluD, NiiA
on "The Childrens Hour" Mrs. ID. u.
Stephens will give an address on Lift
ing the Burden and the resolution
committees report will be read by Mrs.
II w. Brown. The newly elected Off
GERS will then be presented.
On the convention COMMITTEES are:
Credential-Mrs. 3. Baruch. Mrs.
Alice B. Fuller Mrs. C. w. Harding.
Nominations-Mrs. NJ. 2. Robertson,
Mrs. Adelaide Tichenor. Mrs. N. K,
Potter Mrs. George Spence, Mrs. Nor
ton Haig.
Resolutions-Mrs. T. w. Brown, Mrs.
r. H. F. Variel, Mrs. George Jordan.
Mrs. Florence Dunhanh Mrs. George
Rice.
Literature-Mrs. w. ]. Davis. Mrs. ].
G. Mclean. Miss Hickman.
Badge-Mrs. A. T. Stewart. Mrs. Phil
lip Gerhardy.
Hotel-Miss Jessica Lawrence.
Program-Mrs. Edgar German, Mrs.
w. D. Turner. Mrs. George T, Barr,
Mrs. O. Shepard Barnum, Mrs. Matthew
Robertson.
Local board. Ebell club, Los Angeles
Information. Mrs. e. c. Dieter; pages
and ushers. Mrs. c. NJ. Seely: reception,
Mrs. Fred Hooker Jones; decoration,
Mrs William S. Cross; hospitality Mrs.
Thomas T. Knight district parliament
tartan. Mrs. Matthew Robertson.