Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
WOMEN'S CLUBS

from tne STANDPOINT OF tHe HOhlo' hA .
De Forest Reichard; from the stand
point of the school, Miss Gertrude
Towne; from the standpoint of the IL
brarian, Miss Edna r. Watson. Host
esses, Mrs. ]. II. oliver, Mrs. G. M.
Williams, Mrs. Adolph Frese, Miss
Elizabeth Blandy.
October 2S-Civlcs day. 1.-THE Padres
and the Missions-El Canine Real"
Rev. D. W. J. Murphy. Discussion
led by Col. J. ]. Steadman, Gen. John
L. Beveridge and others. Hostesses,
Mrs. Graham Smith, Mrs. Julian
Phelps. Mrs. F. A. Brookes, Mrs. Will
November 4-"The Educational Value
of the Stage" Hobart Bosworth. Host
esses, Mrs. M. C. Mason, Mrs. Paul
Zahn. Mrs. Alan Gardner, Mrs. B. s.
Phelps.
November 11-Civics day Business
meeting. Hostesses, Mrs. Herman AL
bers, Mrs. L. ]. Andrews, Mrs. N. T.
Bailey Mrs. E. L. Baker.
November 1S-Literary day; open
meeting. "Children's Books Worth
Possessing" Short talks, followed by
general discussion. Hostesses, Mgs.
Freeman f. Godfrey, Mrs. B. w. Har-
per, Mrs. G.. B. Hinckley, Mrs. B. F.
Jacobs.
November 25-Recital. Program un-
der the direction of Mrs. c. II. Ltppin-
colt. Hostesses, Mrs. A. w. Bannis-
ter, Mrs. A. Basley, Mrs. G. II. Barnes,
Mrs. Philo Beveridge.
December 2-"Hans Christian Ander-
sen," Mrs. Nico Beck-Meyer. Host
esses, Mrs. c. E. Bireley, Mrs. Adam
Breck, Mrs. e. F. Bogardus, Mrs. I.
w. Brotherton.
December 9-Resume of civic work.
Evening meeting. Short papers on To-
cal research. HoSteSSes, Mrs. A.
Brown, Mrs. r. L. Brooks, Mrs.
Frances Burlingame, Mrs. Belle T.
Cartwright.
December 1s-Literary day. "Myths,
Fables and Folklore" Mrs M. T. Con-
over. Hostesses, Mrs. ]. Q: Churchill
Mrs. w. E. Cummings, Mrs. w. M.
Claypool, Mrs. A. M. Davidson.
Cosmos club will hold the opening
meeting Wednesday, October IA, at
Ebell clubhouse.
First meeting of Shakespeare section
Tuesday, October 20, at 2:30 p. m, at
the Ebell clubhouse. Leader, Mrs.
H. G. Cover. Play, Macbeth"
First meeting of parliamentary law
section Wednesday, october %, at p.
M, at the Ebell clubhouse. Leader,
Mrs. j. A. Osgood.
The bi-monthly program for 190S-9
is ready and is the following:
October h-Sociai day. Musical program by
Nuncie Sabin Bittmen.
October 2S-Mrs. Emma NJ. Greenleaf.
November 11-Current events. Mrs. Florence
Collins Porter.
November 25-Professor p. r. Baumgardt.
December 9-Lecture. Professor Norton w.
r. Hazeldne.
sDecember so-Children's day
January 13-Current events. Mrs. Florence
Collins Porter.
january 27-"qreece." illustrated, Professor
B. R. Baumgardt.
February 1o-Art section, assisted by Miss
Frances Sterritt.
February 4-Professor B. H. Baumgardt.
March 1o-current Events. Mrs. Florence
Collins Porter.
March 24-"Legends and Castles of the
Rhine" illustrated, Professor B. r. Baum
gardt.
march 31-social day.
sApril 7-Charter day.
~April determination of officers.
*April 2S-Election of officers.
May 12-Current events. Mrs Florence Col
Inns Porter.
'May 26-
program to be announced later.
The officers of the club are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Robert P. Howell; first vice
president, Mrs. T. r. Wallace; second
vice president, Mrs. Eugene B. Root;
Lrecofding secretary, Mrs. Ada l.
| Ward; corresponding secretary, Mrs
|
Bletso; directors, Mrs. George w. Jor-
dan and Mrs. ]. G.. Mclean.
| s.
| After the summer vacation the Wom-
| ans club of Santa Monica will resume
| its sessions for the fourth season Oc-
! tober 5. On that afternoon the execu-
tive board will give reception to the
club members and guests, provided
that those guests afterward become
members. Hostesses will be the follow
ing: Mrs. D. G. Stephens, PRESIDENT
emeritus; Mrs. L. H. Case, president;
Mrs. c. H. Sweet, first vice president;
Mrs. George Southcott, second vice
president; Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin,
secretary; Mrs. Jessica Clark, treas
urer; Mrs. s. ]. Egleston, chairman
press committee; Mrs. S. Fl. Taft, chair
man press committee; Miss Adelaide
Ramsely, chairman printing commit
tee; Mrs. c. A. Tegner, chairman re-
freshment committee. A short, at
tractive program will be given and
light homemade refreshments will be
served. The young married women
who will preside at the tables are Mrs.
Walter Todd, Mrs. H. p. Boardman,
Mrs. Robert Kennedy, Mrs. w. H. L.
Symington, Mrs. Ben S. Hunter, Mrs.
r. c. Silvernale, Mrs. e. P. Nittinger
and Mrs. Fielding.
The Mothers circle of the Thirtieth
street school will hold it's first meet
| ing of the season the first Wednesday
| in October. 1t will be termed "get
acquainted meeting, and a feature OF
the evening will be an address by
Mr.. Tritt, after which a reception will
| be held.