Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-05
CLUB WOMEN PLAN
FOR BUSY MONTH
DELAY ACTION ON INCREASE
OF MEMBERSHIP
Pasadena's Famous Women's Club
VIII Close a Busy Year With
the Meetings Of This
Month
Pasadena Agen cy.
16k East Colorado Street.
Telephone Main 752.

PASADENA. June 4-From the an
nouncements given this afternoon al
the regular first -of-the- month business
meeting, the closing afternoons and
days Of the Shakespeare club are to be
most pleasant and interesting. Next
Saturday, the day is to be spent al
Long Beach. the committee i'm charge
Of the picnic being Mrs. p. y. Davis
Mrs w. Fl. Nelson, Mrs. Stephen G.
Emerson, Mrs. G. A. Mennig, Mrs. w
L. Kinney. BY invitation of the Long
Beach Ebel club the women from here
will make the new and attractive Ebel
club house headquarters. Basket
lunch viii be enjoyed at noon, sup
plemented by hot coffee Each club
member is entitled to bring guests II
she desires. All going should be at
the car barn by o'clock Saturday
morning to go in the special cars. II
100 60. a rate of so cents is made by
the Pacific Electric. Word should be
sent to Mrs. r. d. Davis, Sunset phone
5512.
June is. Saturday, is the clubs an
nual reciprocity day, when clubs from
various surrounding cities Will be the
guests of the local club women. About
100 guests are expected Luncheon is
to be provided by each local club wo-
man bringing sufficient for two. and
the committee in charge, Mrs. w. A.
Perrine. Mrs. H H. Harris and Mrs.
Corinne Wood, will serve tea and coffee
with ices. Papers the best given dur
ing the year, will be given in the morn
ing by several of the visiting members.
while in the afternoon THE Klepto-
maniac" will be played by members of
the Shakespeare club. Music will be
given both by visiting musicians and
local vocalists
Book day will be on June 90. the
only regular literary program of the
month. Rev. Ira Allen will speak upon
"a Half Hour With the English Minor
Poets of the Nineteenth Century" and
Miss Anna L. Meeker will discuss
current literature.
The year will close in a general day
of festivity June 81, when a luncheon
is to be enjoyed at Hotel Maryland
after which the annual installation of
officers will occur at the club house
The committee for this specially at
tractlve day is composed of Mrs j.
H. Woodwork. Mrs. George H. Card
er, Mrs. N. T. Norton, Mrs. Alice B.
Bolton and Mrs. T. S. Tompkins. Miss
Grace Hortense Tower has charge of
the installation exercises and the pro-
gram promises to be especially bright
and clever.
Because of a technicality in the pro-
posed motion. which desired to change
Ine mem DeGS1lD OF I1e CluD from 1Our
to five hundred. no vote could be taken
upon the subject.
Crown City Notes
The funeral services for the late
Rev. James Kelso first pastor of the
local United Presbyterian church in
this city. will occur at the family resi-
dence Tuesday at 3 p. m.
Handball enthusiasts are getting in
trim for the Y. M. C. A. annual tour
nament, which begins on Saturday,
June g. Physical Director Braden is
receiving entries this week.
Rev. Robert j. Burdette will deliver
the address tomorrow at 10: 30 a. m. at
the graduation exercises of Throop
grammar school. Twenty nine pupils
will receive graduation diplomas.
The Grown City branches of the w
c. T. U. will send seventeen delegates
to the convention, which begins to-
morrow at Riverside. Central Union
sends nine delegates, North Pasadena
three, South Pasadena two and the
east side three
At the regular meeting of the city
commissioners today notice was given
number of the local churches. the
West Side Congregational. the Epis-
copal. the Advent Christian. the
Friends. the Universalist and the
Catholic. to change their doors so as
to swing outwards as required by the
city fire ordinance