Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-31
The Number Is Limited

Juan Rodriguez and Miss Alice Dona-
van. Miss Manuela Ornales announced
in Spanish that after today penny
lunch would be served at the school,
ALPINE STREET
A meeting of the Alpine Street Par
ent-Teacher association which was to
have been held in the school Wednes-
day afternoon has been postponed for
two weeks, when the children OF the
school will have charge of the pro-
gram.
FOURTEENTH STREET SCHOOL
Prof. ]. H. Francis, superintendent
of public schools. will speak at a meet
ing of the Fourteenth Street Parent
Teacher association November l at 8
o'clock. An excellent musical pro-
gram has also been prepared.
VINE STREET, COLEGROVE
Miss Kate K. Bassett. who has re-
Gently returned from trip through the
Orient. personally conducted" trip
through Alaska, Japan, China, the
Phlil pines, Java and India at the
meeting of the Vine Street Parent
Teacher association of Colegrove on
Thursday afternoon. Several musical
numbers were enjoyed and social
half hour followd. Mrs. A. X. Hamil-
ton, president of the California Con-
acter Building at a meeting which
will We held in tie schoolhou > at $3.50
November 10.
NORWOOD STREET SCHOOL
At a meeting of the Norwood Street
Parent Teacher association which IS
planned for November 1 at o'clock,
Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow will speak
on "The Children's Spending Money"
Mrs. ]. T. Griffith will show how to
assign simple duties in the home and
hold the child responsible for them and
to show appreciation for duties per-
formed. Mrs. H. F. Burke will tell of
the work of the Audubon society
Mrs. ]. w. Hamer, president of the
association, will conduct round table
discussion on subjects of vital interest
to every mother.
GRAND AVENUE SCHOOL
NJ C. Bettinger of the board of edu-.
cation spoke at the first meeting OF
| the Grand Avenue Parent-Teacher as
ISOLATION in the kindergarten room OIL
the school house wednesday afternoon
His subject was Fairgrounds and En-
vironments." He suggested that in the
limited space for Fairgrounds at this
school apparatus should be installed
which would in a manner systematic
the children's play.
Following the address, children of the
school entertained with music and reel
! tations.
In the business session which fol-
lowed it was decided to give an enter
! tainment in December and the chill
dren of the'school will have charge OF
the program Plans for the work OF
the year were discussed and commit
tees were appointed for press emer-
gency and reception. 1t was decided
that the latter committee should be
| composed of six boys and girls or
the graduation class.
Miss Janet Henderson, principal of
the school, spoke encouragingly or the
prospects of the association and pre-
dieting success in all branches of the
work during the winter.
LORETTA SCHOOL
! DIR. Everett C. Beach gave an inter-
/ esting talk on 1.-THE Work and Aim of
the physical Training Department OF
! the City Schools" at meeting or the
Loretta School Parent-Teacher associa-
! ton in the school house Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Jessie Gearhart, chairman of
| the Improvement committee, gave a
report of the work done in beautify-
! ing the grounds of the school. Mrs.
! H. C. Bonnet was appointed as treas
urer in the place of Mrs. p. "A. Nedl-
! miller, who will leave the city soon.
Miss Helen Eddy entertained with
! several readings.
VINE STREET. COLEGRONE '-r
! Through diligent work during the
past month the membership commit
| tee of the Vine street Parent-Teacher
association has made an increase OF