Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-06
WILL GIVE BENEFIT
IN AID OF MOTHERS
Today Will Be Devoted by Charitable
Persons to Work of Raising
Money for Destitute
Women

Helm for destitute mothers is the ur-
gent appeal being sent broadcast, and
today everybody will be given the OPP
portunity to assist the mothers fund.
The benefit will be given this AFTER
noon. beginning at 80 o'clock, In Tenn
ME auditorium. Tickets will cost 90
cents for all parts of the auditorium.
This morning tickets will be on sale IN
all the booths connected with the moth
ers' fund.
There will be an elaborate program, in
mart as follows: An act by the Flor
ence Stone company an act from THE
Dollar Mark" an act by the Otis Skin
ner company, features by Murray and
Mack. an act by the Walker theater
players, music specialties provided by
l.. Behyner, songs by little Annie Row,
Miss Josephine Brenta, and by Prof. Z.
p. Billhorn.
Patronesses for the benefit include
the following we'll known society Wo-
men: Mines Modini- Wood, Adna r.
Chaffee. I. N. Van Nuys Stephen c..
Hubbell, Franklin Booth, w. d. Wool
wine, q. p. Clark, Joseph Scott, w. j..
Hole, Jefferson d. Gibbs, Albert d. Ste
phens and Leo V. Youngworth.
The mothers fund booths will be In
readiness this morning Following is
the list of the booths and those n at
tendance today, which will be known
as Church women's day:
Hamburger's, Mrs. Ellen Fl. Wheeler;
Buuock's, Mrs. A. S. Phelps; Fifth
trail Department store, Mrs. fl. G. Wad-
deli; Broadway Department store, Mrs.
Arthur Brown; Sun Drug company, 32S
South Broadway, Mrs. F. Ada Jackson;
Jacoby's Mrs. Alex Lawson; Lanes,
Mrs Stuart Hodgin; Hale's Mrs. N F..
Carnahan; Blackstones, Mrs. s. w.
Crabill: city hall, Mrs. Samuel Bradley;
Boston store, Mrs. e. S. Roberts; Weth-
erby Kayser company Mrs. j. Hunt;
Sun Drug company, Second and Spring,
Mrs r. f. Lyon; Jevnes, Sixth and
Broadway, Mrs. Joseph Ford; New
berrys, Spring street, Mrs. c. e. Rich
ards; Jevne's. Spring street, Mrs.
Charles King; Deans Drug store,
Spring street, Mrs. b. Rohn; court
house, Mrs. L. Kleinberger; Farmers
and Merchants bank, Mrs. r. A. Park
err; Security Savings bank, Mrs. j. Q.
A. Henry; First National bank, Mrs.
w. Fl. Smith; Citizens National bank,
Miss Lillian Brown; American National
bank, Mrs. E. B. Studer; Central bank,
Mrs. N. ]. Symons; California Savings
bank. Mrs. A. J. Scholl City and Coun-
ty bank, Mrs. p. u. Boulwere; Equit-
able Savings bank, Mrs. Samuel Reese;
German-American Savings bank, Mrs.
e. L. Redding; California National
bank Mrs. Wilfret Rountree; CONNER
cial National bank, Mrs Joseph Mess
mer; Merchants National bank, Mrs
Mae Braden; American Savings bank,
Mrs Louis Hamilton; International
bank. Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur; United
States National Miss Mary Montgom-
cry: Broadway Bank and Trust COM
pany. Mrs. Samuel Briarley; Alexandria
hotel, Mrs. Leo Youngworth; Angelus
hotel, Mrs. c. H. Jaisen; Lankershim,
Mrs. George Drake Ruddy; Hayward,
Mrs. Harry Firman; Westminster no.
tel, Mrs. r. o. Johnson; Nadeau hotel,
Mrs. G. F. McGonigle; Van Mugs hotel,
Mrs. John Mott; Hollenbeck hotel, Mrs.
G. e. Anderson; -Dohrmann' s,
Mrs. ]. F. Sawyer; Benefits Toilet par
lors A. e. Shahan; Anderson & Chan
slors S, Mrs. George Harold; Y. w. c. A.,
Mrs. Jefferson D. Gibbs; Z M. G. A.,
Mrs. G. P. Wheat
Post cards, buttons, souvenirs, etc,
can be obtained any day after 10 a. m.
at room 446 Chamber of Commerce
building, as we'll as at all the booths.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the fraternal ball to be given for
the benefit of the fund tomorrow night
at the Goldberg Bosley assembly hall.
A concert for the benefit of the moth
ers' fund will be given under the
auspices of Christ church at Gamut
auditorium on the evening of May 20.