Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-27
Club News
DHE June program of the Friday
Morning club announces the fol-
Il lowing dates:

Morning club announces the fol-
l. lowing dates:
June 4-'Reform in Los Angeles, Retro
spective, Prospective" Meyer Lissner' An"
nual election.
June iS-A talk about our own affairs;
annual reports of secretary and treasurer
Some Things We Have Learned rms
Year" Florence Moore Dorothea Moore
Katherine Edison. Club members only.
June 22-Dramatic committee Play
THE Blue Bird" by Maurice Maeterlnck
June Standardization of officers play
SISTER Beatrice" Maurice Maeterlinck' pre-
sented under the direction of Mrs. Lillian
Goldsmith, assisted by Hobart Bosworth,
William Yerance. Miss Allegro Gardner ana
Others luncheon; club members only
s.
Highland Park Ebell held the final
meeting of the year Tuesday afternoon
in the club room in Masonic hall, the
occasion being the annual reception,
each member being privileged to bring
one guest.
The program opened with readings
by Miss Beulah Wright, after which
Miss Edna Douthit rendered violin Sc
lections for which her sister, Miss
Frances, played the accompaniment
The recently elected officers were
seated, Mrs. j. M. Grant, who was re-
elected president, being presented by
NILS. OSlllOllNi past ~ N9iN'Si's 49, -
new gavel of eucalyptus wood. Other
officers reelected are Miss Martha wy
mans and Mrs. John w. Douthit, vice
presidents, and Miss Frances M. Rob-
| inson, treasurer. Miss Belle Beatty
will serve as recording secretary, Mrs.
Reynolds corresponding secretary and
! Mrs. James r. Higgins general curator.
Cosmos club members were enter
/ tanned yesterday afternoon at Ebell
club house by the Shakespeare section
of the club.
The program included piano duet
by Mrs G. w. Jordon and Mrs Simp-
son, who rendered the overture to
"Oberon." Mrs. II. c. Cover, curator
of the class, gave an interesting resume
of Henry WILL" which was followed
by fine character sketch of Cardinal
Wolsey by Mrs. j. B. Soloman, and
this in turn by a violin solo by Mr..
Ginsbury. Mrs. Murray's historical
sketch of Henry VIII and Catherine of
Aragon was greatly enjoyed, as was
also the final number, scene from the
play just preceding the death of Cath
crime, which was presented by Mrs. A.
M. Parker, Mrs. George H. McGinnls,
Mrs. L. U. Mcclure, Mrs. T. S. Lewis,
Miss Malinow delighted her hearers
| with a vocal selection, "Hark, Hank,
| the Lark" giving as an encore The
Years at the Spring"
At the close of the program refresh
ments were served and a social hour
enjoyed.
This afternoon was the closing meet
ing of the Cosmos year, and the re-
Gently elected officers will take up their
| duties in June.
Mrs. George Mier entertained the
| Shakespeare section of the Highland
| Park Ebell Wednesday at her home on
Pasadena avenue. The program con-
sisted of reading from the sonnets by
Miss Mary Cunningham, and songs
''Under the Greenwood Tree" and ''Whc
Is Sylvia ?''-beautifully rendered by
Miss Katheryn Warner At the close
of the program dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs. E. M. Chamberlain of Glendale
was hostess yesterday at meeting OF
| the Wednesday Morning club, the occa-
sion taking on the delightful features
of picnic luncheon.
s.
At the meeting of the Ruskin Art
club yesterday it was decided to aban-
don all thought of building a new home
for the club, and as a result there will
be no change either in the amount OF
annual dues or in the entrance fee, the
former remaining at Sc and the latter
at So.
The club will be entertained Thurs
day of next week at the home of Mrs.
w. A. Bartlett on West Adams street,
when Miss Margaret Goetz will furnish
a program of folk songs.
The Woman's Press club met Tues
day and enjoyed an interesting SYM
postum on the drama. Mrs. Corolin
Crawford Williamson discussed the
NAV from the standpoint of the critic,
Mrs. Grace Hull DeWolff from that of
the actor while Mrs. Sadie Bowman
| Metcalf and Mrs. Ada Van Pelt re-
vealed few of the heartaches and tri-
umphs of the playwright.