Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09


this year various topics of the day
will he discussed.
Mrs. George Jordan Is the new presi-
dent and other Officers are Mrs. Harry
Bean, first vice president; Mrs. Robert
Howell, second vice president; Mrs ID.
Grover, secretary; Mrs. John Alex
ander, treasurer; Mrs. G. r. Wallace,
corresponding secretary.
Badger Club
IF the old saying that the early bird
catches the first worm Is true, the
Badger club ls to be congratulated.
This organization Of Wisconsin women
was the first to open the club year.
Last Wednesday they met for the first
time since the vacation and enjoyed q
musical and informal social afternoon.
Miss Ellen Harper Wheeler Is the
president; Mrs. w. f. Pleas, first vice
president; Mrs. l.. A. Gould, second
vice president; Mrs. Clarence N. Pease-
recording secretary; Mrs. E. 9. Dieter,
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. ~.
w. Gilmore, treasurer.
At each meeting during the year
some woman of the club will act as
hostess and she will choose her own
assistants. Among those already Sc
lected to serve in this capacity are Mrs.
George Ruddy, Mrs. w. II. Pleas, Mrs.
l.. A. Gould, Mrs. u. G. Dieter, Mrs.
Eliza Tupper Wilkes and Mrs. u. i.
Bowen. They will discuss leading
topics of the day, though as yet the
subjects have not been decided upon.
Mrs. william John Schell Is chairman
of the music committee, and 1t Is safe
to predict some delightful programs as
a result Of her effort. The paino re-
a4k Ii 4 Hn If
last Wednesday was q delightful sam
pie of what the members may expect.
Last year the club met at the homes
of various members, but this year the
meetings are to be held in symphony
hall.
Highland Park Ebell
The Highland Park Ebell, an organ
ization which has been rapidly growing
since 1t was formed three years ago.
is also to have q busy season. The
women in charge Of the plans for the
year have not been wasting the sum-
mer months and they have prepared
what promises to be some very excel
lent programs.
Mrs. Emma Greenleaf will give book
reviews for part of the year, and dur
ing the second half of the year Mrs.
Lu v. Chaplin will discuss current
events. The current events for the
first half of the year will be in charge
of Mrs. Jane NJ. Beatty, and various
club members will contribute to the
programs,
Informal teas and luncheons will
contribute to the social gayety of the
members. Mrs. M. G. Osmond will
serve as president for second term.
Ruskin Art Club
Miss A. e. Wadleigh, chairman Of the
Ruskn Art club program committee,
and her associates have completed a
course Of study for the Ruskin club
that will occupy every day during the
year. The members are to study many
things this year that are not strictly
what could be called art, but all are
calculated to give the women broader
scope for their art studies.
Mrs. j. w. Hendrick succeeds Mrs.
w. H. Housh as president and other
officers are: Honorary vice president,
Mrs. M. ]. r. Stearns; first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. I. L. Hibbard; second vice
president, Miss Victoria Wilmer; re-
cording secretary, Mrs. w. S. Taylor;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. G..
Brainerd; treasurer Mrs. w. S. Bulls;
financial secretary, Miss Letha Lewis;
librarian, Mrs. George Sinsabaugh;
curator. Mrs. James Koyer.
paris" is to be the subject Of study
for the first half of the year, and Mrs.
w. H. HoushN and Mrs. r. B. Ashley
will have charge of the first meeting to
be held Wednesday, October 3. Leaders
for the year are:
October 3-Mrs. w. H. Housh and
Mrs. r. B. Ashley.
October 1O-Mrs. w. NJ. Dixon and
Mrs L. ]. McQuade
October 17-Mrs. A. J. Crookshanl
and Mrs. Milbank Johnson.
October 24-Mrs. A. G. Fessender
and Mrs J. p. Lawton.
October S1--Mrs. s. c. Hubbell and
Mrs. F. H. Snowden.
November 7A-Mrs. w. w. Stilsor
and Mrs. S. D. Moore.
November 14-Mrs. ]. o. Koepfi and
Miss Lynch.
November 21-Mrs. T. F. Carhart
and Mrs. w. H. Anderson.
November 2S-Mrs. James KoyeI
and Mrs. Reuben Shelter.
December 5-Mrs. J. E. Crandall and
Mrs. r. r. Croswell
January miss Rose Smith and
Mrs. c. j. Flower.
January 9-Mrs. j. A. Walls and
Mrs j. B. Grady.
January 16-Mrs. Alexander Cald-
well and Mrs. D. r. Brown.
January 23-Mrs. j. f. Kanst anc
Miss M. Young.
January 3O-Mrs. Edgar German
and Mrs. w. S. Bartlett.
February 6-Mrs. ]. B. Owens anc
Mrs I. B. Huber.
February 13-Mrs. s. B. McLenegar
and Mrs. J. A. Reckard.
February 20-Mrs. w. B. Brown ant
Mrs. T. A. Rex
-February 27-Mrs. j. N. Gibson ant
Mrs j. W. Eddy
March 6-Miss Helen McCutchar
and Miss Sara Norton. Biblical sub
jects The Christ in Art. The early
Madonna. The modern Madonna.
March 13-Mrs. H. G.. Brainerd ant
Mrs. Ida Hancock.
March 20-Mrs. b. F. Stockard ant
Miss Jessie Washburn.
March 27-Miss Letha Lewis ant
Mrs. H. w. Hart.