Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-07-06
Los ANGELES HERALD: MON DAY MORNING. JULY g. 1908.


building of the Child Through the Drama.
After which commemorative service OF such
great characters as Max Muller, Cutheert
Hall, Susan b. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady stan
ton and Mary A. Livermore, will be held. The
proceedings will be interspersed by fine musi
cal selections. Miss Margaret Goetz. charm
ing mezzo-soprano. and Natorp Blumenteld,
violinist Of high rank
Monday, July 10, 10 q. m.-Mrs. l.. ID. Car
den-Macleod, founder and director of the Los
Angeles School of Art and Design; subject,
Mrs. Una Nixon Hopkins, recognized author
ity on her branch of art subject Decoration
of the Home"
D. m-Fernand Parmentier, pupil of Ecole
des Beaux Arts OF Paris, secretary OF the
California chapter of the American Institutes
OF Architectural subject, development VI
Architecture in Southern California"
Alex. Stirling Calder. A. N A, sculptor
whose works are on permanent exhibition IN
Philadelphia, Washington and St. Louis, pupil
Of Falguiere in Paris, and member OF the
National Sculpture society; subject, American
Sculpture"
D. m--Prof. Hector Alliot, B. A.; subject,
The Brotherhood OF the Fine Arts, Illus
trated by ninety slides in color. showing the
evolution of architecture, sculpture and paint
ing, from Perieles to the present time.
Tuesday, Woman's Organization day, $3.50 a.
ru.-Opening greeting. Mrs Florence Collins
Porter, president of the Los Angeles district OF
the California Federation Of Women's clubs
will call the convention to order. The par
tieipants of the first division: ''Our Country,
II. j.
man; Mrs. Mary Banning. regent Ezscholtsehia
chapter; Mrs. M. A. English, Mrs. Lizzie b.
Cross, Hollywood; Mrs. Eva T. Bussenius.
Selection by the Lyric club OF the second
division: Social Service" Mrs. d. G. Stevens.
Santa Monica. chairman; Mrs. I. W. Mcleod.
Mrs Cora Lewis Venice; Mrs. Pearl Adams
spalding, Mrs, Louisa Story, Mrs George w.
Jordan, Mrs Willoughby Rodman, Mrs.
Mathew s. Robertson Third division, ''Educa-
tional Work" Mrs. Egelhof Runder, Venice,
chairman; Mrs. G. A. Burcham, Mrs Chalmers
Smith, Mrs. .. B. Root, Miss Cora latham.
Fourth division pioneer Societies." Nine.
Caroline NJ. Severance, chairman; Mrs Lulu
File Little. Mrs Lucy Blanchard, Mrs. Mary
Conan. Mrs. Harriet Barry, Monrovia; Mrs.
Arturo Bandini, Miss Clara w. True Banning,
Mrs. William e. Riddle
p. MAN informal reception will be held
in honor of Mme Caroline Severance. Mrs. ID.
g. Stephens, Mrs. Anna Averi1, Mrs. Eliza
Upper Wilkes and other pioneers in organized
work. Vocal solo by Mrs. Bell-Davis Hardi-
son and music by the Lyric club.
p. m-Fifth division, formal addresses by
local and eastern women on subjects which will
be announced.
Wednesday, July is. 10 a. m--Prof. George
T. Weaver, preacher, lecturer, educator and
traveller; subject, THE Finer Forces Of Ma
Mrs. Emma Greenleaf, educator lecturer and
writer. graduate of Chicago university; sub
Ject. Dramatic Episodes In the United States
Navy"
$3.50 D. na-Mrs MAZE S. Upper, woman of
rare personal presence and perfect elocution,
will give Excerpts from the Love Letters OF
Musician. with charming musical interpre-
tations by Miss Myrtle Parks (piano) and Miss
Aileen Northup (violin); Is chapters, 10 num-
bers; an exquisite performance.
p. m.-Rev. William RAIDER, brilliant San
Francisco divine, lecturer and author; sub
Ject, ''Oliver Cromwell: Dramatic Episode in
English History"
Thursday, July 10, 10 a. m.-Prof James II.
Hoose Of Southern California university; sub
tect. Educational Significance of the Baby S
Cry" a biological and psychological study.
Mrs. Emma Greenfeaf; subject, Les Miser-
ables and Its Maker"
2 p. m.-Miss Adelaide Gosnell; two piano
scios; Beethoven's Sonata, OPP. 10; Mendel-
ssohn's Scherzo, Op 16.
Rev. William RAIDER, San Francisco; sub
ject. William the Silent: the Champion of
Dutch liberties, and the Father of Constitu-
ticnal Government"
8 p. m.-Dr. Bruce Gordon Kingsley, organist
of the Central Park auditorium, viii give an
interpretative opera recital on Faust" The
scenes of this great drama will be thrown on
the screen while the master will produce ap-
rrcpriate music, and interpolate explanatory
remarks. During the intermission Mr.. Kings
ley will play on the grand organ the charm
ing overture, Suppe's Poet and Peasant"
Friday, July II, 1880 a. m--Dr. Jesse r.
Millspaugh, president Of the State Normal
school: subject, THE Trend Of Modern Edu-
cation"
2 p. m.-Russ Avery. member of the Sierra
club; subject, THE Ascent Of Mount Whit.
ney" Entertaining narrative Of his journey
with seven companions to the highest Sierra
peaks. illustrated with original stereopticoi
Views.
Prof. Norton F. W. HazeIdine. lecturer oil
the Inclusive Lines of the Higher Arts
Science and Religions principal of tn,
Venice Health school, author Of various trea
tises on oriental philosophy; subject "Scienc,
and Ethics of HEALTH
s p. m.--Dr. George e. Hale. director of the
solar observatory on Mount Wilson. former d.
rector Of the Yerkes observatory; chairman
Of the international committee Of solar re-
sc arch; subject THE Work of the Mount
Wilson Observatory" The giant telescope now
in operation and the machinery of those now
being constructed and mounted. viii be Illus
trated with fine stereopticon views
Saturday, July 49, 1890 a. m.-William D.
Ward. dean Of Occidental college; subject, IAN
Instrument of Modern Civilization in the Max
ing" an historical sketch of the growth of
Roman law from its earliest beginnings till it
became the foundation of the system Of laws
CT continental Europe
$3.50 p. m.-Miss Bessie Herbert Bartlett
reading of Huckle's English translation of
Wagners 'Lohengrin,' the only one in
America, will be given with interpretative pi-
ano accompaniment by Miss Blanche Broclxle-
bank. an accomplished pianist recently from
triumphant successes in the east.
p. m.-George Bernard Shaw's society
drama, Candida" Percival Aylmer was
selected by the author OF the play to act the
character of Eugene.