Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01
Club News

n HREE new clubs were admitted to
the State Federation of Women's
II clubs yesterday at the executive
board meeting, held at the Alexandria
hotel The clubs are the Women's
club of Holtville, Imperial county;
Los Angeles section of the Jewish
Women's National council and the Ala
media County Nurses association.
The members of the board who were
present included Mrs. Russell j.
Waters, president; Mrs. William Baur-
hyte, Mrs. Frank Howe, Long Beach;
Miss Adele Humphrey, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Davis, recording secre-
tary. Santa Ana, and Mrs. Helen Ell
liott Bandini of Pasadena. The ses-
sion was mainly devoted to considera-
ton of many bids for the federation
printing and ways and means of get
ting most satisfactory results. The
entire matter was finally left in the
hands of this committee: Miss Humph-
rey, chairman; Mrs. Howe and Mrs.
Davis.
Miss Jennie Mcconnell of Elk Grove
was appointed chairman of household
economics, and other vacancies still
existing in the state chairmen will
probably be filled while the biennial
meets at Cincinnati, for representatives
from the different districts will be
present there, and the desirability of
various members for the positions can
be more fully discussed.
The first annual meeting of the Los
Angeles section of the National Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women will be held
Thursday at B'nai Birth temple at
$3.50 o'clock in the morning. The or
der of business is as follows: Report
and recommendations of president Mrs.
Bertha Hirsch Baruch; secretary's re-
port, Mrs. Lionel L. Edwards; reports
of standing committees, unfinished
business, election of officers.
Bertha Hirsch Baruch, the organizer
and president, has refused to accept re-
of proposed absence from the city, but
has accepted the position of honorary
president.
The nominating ticket for 1910-1911
includes these names: Mrs. Bertha
Hirsch Baruch, honorary president;
Mrs. Ben Goldman, president; Mrs.
Jules Kaufman, first vice president;
Mrs. Isidore Cohn, second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. John Kahn, recording secre-
tary; Mrs Lionel L. Edwards, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs, E. Mansbach,
treasurer; Mrs. M. S. Hellman, auditor.
Directors-Mrs. H. w. Frank. three
years; Mrs. George Goldsmith, three
years; Mrs. Jacob Baruch, three years;
Mrs. Max Isaacs, three years; Mrs.
H. w. Hellman, two years; Mrs. H.
Baruch, two years; Mrs. w. T. Barnett,
two years; Mrs. Sol. Shane, two
years; Mrs. Sam Newmark, one year;
Mrs. Alfred Stern, one year; Mrs. M.
M. Ritterband, one year; Mrs. Gus.
Harris, one year.
The evening session of the section
will be held at the Gamut clubhouse at
o'clock with this program: Music;
greeting, Mrs. Bertha Hirsch Baruch;
address, woman of the Talmud, 3"
Rabbi l. Myers; value and influence of
the council in our community, sympo-
SUM of brief addresses by Kasparo
Cohn, president Congregation B'nai
Birth; M. N. Newmark, president K.
Cohn hospital; S. Marschutz, president
Jewish Orphans home; Mrs. w. T..
Barnett, president Ladies' Benevolent
society; Isaac Norton, president Mems
Benevolent society; Emanuel Cohn,
Bnai Birth lodge No, 4S7; vocal solo;
address, "Woman of Today" Rabbi S.
Hecht; presentation of officers-elect;
reception; refreshments; junior hop
(Auf Wiedersehen).
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Members of the Ebell club are so
appreciative of the courtesy shown
IIeHl DY LII. w dliSI 1IlAOlSy bHetI llO
is to receive an embossed autographed
testimonial to that effect. Members of
the Shakespeare class will tender this
expression on account of the beauti-
full Shakespeare pictures which he pre-
sented to each one of them at recent
meeting.
s.
The science section of the Ebell
club had a most interesting meeting
last week, when Prof. H. La V. Twin
ing gave an instructive explanation
Of the working of wireless telegraphy.
Professor Twining is at the head of
the department of physics and electri-
cal engineering of the Los Angeles
Polytechnic high school. Tea was
served afterward by Mrs. Phillip Gen
gembre Hubert, Mrs. Joshiah Evans
Cowles, Mrs. Charles n. Flint, Mrs.
Frank w. King and Mrs. Eugene I.
Pettigrew.
The executive board of the Woman's
Political Equality league met last Fri
day at the residence of Mrs. John r.
Haynes. The work of organizing the
district work is occupying attention of
the officers at present, and next Fri
day meeting will be held for the pur-
pose of deciding whether to maintain
permanent headquarters during the