Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Club News

THE certificating exercises of the
Kate Upper Galpin Shakespeare
u classes of 19OS-19O9 took place
Saturday afternoon at Cumnock hall
The following excellent program was
rendered:
Greeting, president of class, Mrs. J.
@. Tucker; song, "Over Hill, over
Dale Ca midsummer nights dream),
Philomel quartet; Shakespeare's fools,
Mrs. Kate B. Haskill; song, Come
Unto These Yellow Sands" ("The Tenn
pest'), Philomel quartet; Twelfth
Night" a sketch, by Mrs. S. N. Car
rett, class curator; selections from
Twelfth Night" part one, act l, scene
5, act II scene 2; Lady Olivia, Mrs M.
X. Young Viola, disguised as page
of Duke Orsino, Mrs. H. o. Mater
kircher: Maria, Olivia's woman, Mrs.
c. A. Frear; song, Clowns Song
C"Twelfth Night'), Miss Kie Julie
Christin; part 2. act II, scene 5, act
V, scene 1, act III, scene A. Lady
Olivia, Mrs. M. K. Young; Sir Toby
Belch, Mrs. J. Q. Tucker; Sir Andrew
Aguecheek, Mrs. Robert Robinson;
Malvolio, steward to Lady Olivia, Mrs
H. o. Unterkircher; Feste, clown, Miss
man, Mrs. C. A. Frear; song, Where
Is Silvia" (trio), 1.-TWO Gentlemen of
Verona; character sketch, Malvolio,
Miss Ada M. Reynolds; song, "Ye
Spotted Snakes" "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" Presentation of GER
tifcates, Mrs. George Rice, president
of Galpin Shakespeare club.
Mrs Rice made few appropriate
remarks, paying special tribute to the
or,oact a,1d effipiant work of the leader
of the Galpin Shakespeare class, Mrs.
Edward North, who was called for
and addressed the class, briefly
thanking the members for their APP
probation.
After the program a reception was
held and refreshments served. Inc
halls and Shakespeare room were ar
tistically decorated with yellow broom
feathery mustard, nasturtiums, iris
and purple gillyfowers. Baskets of
yellow and purple flowers were hung
effectively.
Those receiving certificates were
Mary O. Tucker Sarah B. Shelter
Lurenda E. Webb, Sarah E. Winslow,
Prudence A. Frear, Henrietta Inter
krcher, Margaret Seidel, Melissa d.
Young. Kate Brownlee Ankill, Ada M.
REYNOLDS, Emma M Bates. Masters
Arthur Garrett and Willie Young acted
as pages. =,
The Galpin Shakespeare club will
hold its regular meeting this morning
at 1920 o'clock in the Shakespeare
room at Cumnock hall, Mrs. John
KAHN in charge. The class will take
up 1.-THE Merchant of Venice" for study
Friday afternoon at o'clock, MRS. Ed
ward North leader.
Mrs. Pettis will read paper this
morning on "The Later English
Drana:" Mrs. Fred B. Jones, Growth
by Service;" Mrs. John Tucker,
"Shakespeare's Final Attitude Toward
Life" and Mrs. j. r. Thomas, current
Shakespeare commentary. Pupils from
| Cumnock school will give scenes from
1.-THE Tempest"
| Members of the Woman's Press Club
| of Southern California and their
guests gathered yesterday in the little
Dutch dining room at the Y. W. c. A
for the last luncheon of the present
club year.
Mass. lecturer and writer and leader
in the New Thought movement, who
is making a stay of several weeks in
Los Angeles, was present as special
guest.
There were also covers for Mrs. Har-
riet H. Barry, president; Mrs. Mary M
Bowman, Mrs. Lu Wheat, Mrs. Catne-
IlllG HlGIC6 w neat, Nll D. Il eiiSAS
Mrs. L. S. Ramage, Mrs. e. A. w.
Hoswell, Mrs. Harry Girard (Agnes
Cain Brown, Mrs. Charles F. Atkln-
son &C. M. Clark Publishing company
Boston, Mass.), Corolin Crawford Will
hanson, Ada Henry Van Pelt, Anna
Johnson Hope Daring), Elizabeth
Towne, Bertha Hursch Baruch, Dr.
Louise Harvey Clarke Harriet VIII
Iiams Myers, Mrs. w. j. Chambers
Mrs w. H. Jamison, Mrs. Frederick
Miller Mrs. A. D. Cheshire, Ella f.
Bennett, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. A. M
Sproule Mrs. j. H Snuder, San Diego;
Anna B. orion, Winifred Webb, Co
rhine B. Dodge, Mrs. S. D. p. Ran
dolph. Mrs. w. M. Ritchey, Mrs. Dwight
Satterlee. Amanda Mathews, Mrs.
Josephine L. CorellaPhipps Grace
Hull, Jean Crab, Louise George, M. N.
f. BRIGHAM, Flora Josephine Jones,
Lolita M. Corella.
After the luncheon had been dis
cussed, Mrs. Towne and others of the
guests spoke briefly. Mrs. Towne urged
that the womans club bodies of Los
Angeles unite in city federation, the
avowed object of which shall be fur
therance Of the civic good.
Mrs. Towne suggested that among
other lines of usefulness, such an or
ganization might formally indorse
theatrical productions suitable for chill
dren and young people
Eben nominating committee, at the
meeting Monday, presented the follow
ing slate for election at the next meet
ing:
President, Mrs w. ]. Hole; first vice
president, Mrs. George Bayly; second
vice president, Mrs. George II. Kress;
recording secretary, Mrs. A. c. smith
err; corresponding secretary Mrs. w.
II. Jamison: treasurer, Mrs. W. w.
circuit; directors, Mrs. w. L. Jones and
Mrs Il c Dieter: general CURATOR Mrs.