Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-03
Club NeWS

floor Auditorium building, Fifth ana
Hill streets. The regular meetings
throughout the winter will be first and
third Tuesdays. The programs are an
nounced to begin promptly at o'clock
and reception will be held sociai
evenings from 8 o'clock to 10.
The years calendar follows;
October 5-Roll call Responded to
by the members with Some Personal
! "reminiscences in My Business Life.
Limited to three minutes each.
October 1S-Social. Presidents even
ing, Hostesses: Mrs. Florence Collins
Porter, Mrs. Pearl Adams Spauldng
Music under direction of Miss Janet
Maclaren.
November 2-"The Panama Canal .
7. e. Gibbons.
November 16-"The Alaska Yukon
| Exposition Mrs. Frank Virgins; "A
| Trip to Alaska" Elizabeth F. Kear-
ney, M. D.
/ November 3O--Thanksgiving social.
| Hostesses: Mrs. Madge Connell, Miss
| Elizabeth L. Kenney, V. c. Armstrong,
NJ. D., Mrs Frank Virgins. Musical
program under direction of Miss Ethel
Olcott.
December 7-"Parliamentary Law"
Mrs. Walter Peck; ARTS and Crafts
for Women" Mrs. Emma Loeb.
! JANUARY t-NlNlC IIODlGitlS III I4po
Angeles: The Work of the Housing
| Commission.
| January 1S-"The City Beautiful by
member of the art commission.
February 1--Social Hostesses: DR.,
Amy G. Bowman, Elizabeth F. Kear-
ney, NJ. D. Program in charge of Miss
| Bess Osborne.
! February 15-"The Economic Inde-
pendence OF Women" Miss Elizabeth
L. Kenney. Discussion, Mrs. Charles
Edison Farwell, Mrs. Burton William
son.
February 22-Washington Colonial
Party (under consideration.
March 1-Business. Report of NOM
mating committee. Personal Expert
ence of a Woman in Business" Mrs. C.
A. Burcham.
March 15-Social. Hostesses: Mrs.
Martin Bekins, Mrs. F. E. Wolfe. Mu-
sic under direction of Mrs. E. r.
Visner.
April 5-Business. Election of Off
GERS. Physical Culture in the Public
Schools" V. c. Armstrong, NJ. D.
April 19-Social. Hostesses; Mrs.
Louise Warner, Mrs. Claudia H. White.
Topic: THE Best Book of the Year"
Three ten-minute reviews, Mrs. Frank
E. Wolfe, Mrs. Madge Connell, Mrs
Anna V. Slosson.
May 3-"Social Problems and How
to Solve Them," Rev. Dana w. Bart
lett.
June 1--Reports and reviews of the
years work. Installation of officers.
June 11-Aunual luncheon. Commit
tee of arrangements: Mrs. Frank e.
Wolfe, Mrs. Martin Bekins.
Field day outing in August. Com
mittee of arrangements: Mrs. Leland
Norton, DR.. Alice Anderson.
s.
The program committee of the
! Wednesday Morning club has issued
the October program, reading as fol-
lows:
First Wednesday, p. M. business;
2:3O p. M, program-Piano solo by Miss
Ada Street; presidents address; vocal
| solo by Mrs. E. r. Frankhouser.
Second Wednesday-1O a. M, Shake-
speare section, Mrs. H. E. Brett, lead
er The Roman plays-Connecting
links between julius Caesar and An
tony and Cleopatra. Antony and Cleo
patra, act I. 2 p. m, current topics,
Mrs. Jane M. Beatty.
| Third Wednesday-10 a. M, Shake
speare section, Mrs H. E. Brett, lead
er. Antony and Cleopatra, act II. Dis
cussion of Pompey as seen in act II.
2 p. m, annual reception. Program
| Afternoon down south.
! Fourth Wednesday-10 a. m, Shake
speare section, Mrs. H. E. Brett, lead
er. Antony and Cleopatra, act III. 2
p. M, address, Mrs. ]. Won Wagner,
Problem of Housing the Foreigner in
Our City"
The club year really began last week
with the first meeting of the Galpin
Shakespeare club Thursday, followed
by the opening session of the Friday
Morning club, when the members gath
cred to listen to the address of the
president, Mrs. oliver P. Clark.
! Ebell will meet tomorrow for the first
time this year, and after the presidents )
address, guests will be admitted to the
program to be given by Harry Girard.
Tuesday morning Highland Park
Ebell will meet in Masonic hall, Ave
hue 81 and Pasadena avenue, sfor a
business meeting to be followed by the
annual breakfast.
The Business Woman's club will meet
in the evening, as announced above.
Ruskin Art club meets in the new
club room in the Woman's clubhouse
at 10 o'clock, for the first time this
year, Wednesday morning, the morn
ing being in charge of Mrs. J. w. Hen
drick and Mrs. J. B. Owens. Mrs. Ce-
ella A. White, who has recently re-
| turned from five months in Europe and.
who, because of experience gained dur
| ing many previous trips and years OF
residence there, is a recognized author
| ity on all points relating to European
study and travel will be present, AMI
| will address the club, explaining why
a trip through Europe should begin
in Spain. The program schedule in
the yearbook has the following sub
divisions: The Hispanic Society OF
| America. Recent exhibitions of Span
ish paints. Mr.. Howells' introduction
of certain Spanish novelties to Ameri-
can readers. Translations by Nathan
Haskell Dole, Isabel Hapgood and
others. How does the traveller enter
Spain? Why begin here for the study
of European history? Guests are priv
ileged to bring one guest.
Wednesday will also witness the
opening of the Wednesday Morning
club, when, in the afternoon the pres
ident, Mrs. w c. Mushet will speak
to the club, and Boyle Heights Entire
Nous club will meet at o'clock with
Mrs. Blanche Anderson. 1908 North Los
Robles avenue, Pasadena.
Friday morning, DR.. L. NJ Powers
will address the Friday Morning club
on the topic, "The Milk Supply of Los
Angeles"
The regular day for the meeting of
the AVerill club has been changed
from Friday to Tuesday, and Mrs.
William Reede will entertain the club
the afternoon of October IL at her
home, 1850 Harvard boulevard Mrs.
Anna S. Averill will be present, and