Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-29
Wonen's Clubs

m HE March programs now an
nounced are full of interest. The
- Ebell especially is to be con-
graduated upon having secured Enos
A. Mills of Colorado, who will speak
Monday evening, taking as his subject
Our Friends the Trees"
MIR. Mills, widely known as scientist
journalist and naturalist, is forestry
expert who acquired an intimate
knowledge of his speciality during
years spent in the mountains, part or
the time acting as guide to camping
and hunting parties. His bungalow
near Estes Park, Colo, is said to be
unique and also to contain an interest
Ing collection of furs and specimens or
rare woods.
Prof. Mills, who is connected with
the United States bureau of forestry,
was appointed two years ago by the
lecturer before the clubs of the
country on the subject of for
estry, being Achosen as a man
fitted both by education and expert
ence to arouse interest and co-opera-
ton in the preservation of the forests.
The appointment was also made In
recognition of the valuable support
that the women's clubs all over the
United States have given the bureau
III lJS USHl IOi lllt PlCoSi NoNiOih -
our forests and extension of govern
ment reserves.
The Ebell Monday meetings for
March are announced as follows:
March 2-Lecture. our Friends the
Trees" Enos A. Mills. government forester
March 9--Civics no less. philanthropy
more L. "They helped every one his neigh
bor." An exhibit of beautiful handicraft
made by women and offered to women. 2
Am I my brothers keeper" addressed by
DR.. Titan Coffee. Tea served
March 1s-Our National Prosperity; Its
Ebb and Flow. The retrospect, Mrs. Frank
A. Kelly; the present and the prospect, Mrs.
c. E. Burcham. New books, Mrs. Stephen S.
Wilder.
March 2s-Ballads of old England. Ire
land and Scotland sung in costume by Miss
Louise Nixon Hill, Mrs. Harmon David Ryus
al the piano.
March so-Two French plays in charge Of
Prof. Gabriel Durnern. Mrs. E. e. Bellows
Mrs. P. Newmark. Tea served.
The department work for March in
cludes:
PARLIAMENTARY LAW
Mondays, 1:15 p. m.-First, lecture by
Mrs. j. A. Osgood: review and drill; express
sion. First and third Tuesdays. 10 a. M
First. lecture, value Of Expression" third,
ST. Patrick's day program, Irish legends,
poeras and literature; debate: Resolved, that
ireland has greater cause Of complaint
against England than Poland against Rus
sia. Muslc-Second and fourth tuesdays,
10 a. m.-Second Russian music; fourth,
music of Sweden and Finland. Science
Third Tuesday, p. m.-"Does Modern
Science Conflict with the Mosaic Record of
Creation? ?" DR.. p. T. Barber. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Philip G. Hubert. 2144 Ho-
bart boulevard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, study
classes. $3.50 and 1890 a. m.-Berlitz. first
and second books; advance class 1880 a. m.
advance prose composition, Francois books
and conversation. Second "Wednesday, 1880
luncheon 1880; a morning in Spain: books
to be reviewed: THE Alhambra," Washing
ton Irving; "The Great Galeoto," Jose
Echegaray. Civics-Fourth Wednesday ~
a. mart and travel, first and third Thurs
days 10 a. m: first. Barbizon school OF
painting; third, Paris during the second
empire; cafeteria luncheon in charge of Mrs
NJ. r. Hills. Shakespeare-Second and
acts " and V.