Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-14

! early and unjust censorship of Mr..
! Lewis by the government officials, and
rejoice in his triumph But 1 have
been amazed and bewildered by the
| vast scheme which he has set on foot
in behalf of the women of this country
and the extent of 1t already accom-
| plished, and have not yet been able to
look into and fully grasp it. But 1 wish
most sincerely that it may come to be
realized, and, If possible, according to
his wishes and faith
| Luncheon was served on the veranda
at o'clock and In the evening de-
| lightful program was rendered, which
included fancy dancing by two young
members of the league, the Misses Ro-
setta Ashton and Airline Chase; lula
| by by Miss Lottie Wands; a song by
Mrs. Adoph Peter and the singing OF
| old melodies by the members closed
| a day memorable in the history of the
Los Angeles chapter of the American
! Womans league.
An open air meeting of the Los An
geles chapter will be held September
from 3 to Z at Eastlake park, COM
bining the usual monthly meeting with
social affair. There are many busl-
ness women in the Los Angeles chap
ter who have the Saturday half holi-
day and a few hours in the park is a
boon to them. When the weather for
bids these outdoor gatherings the
evening meetings In a hall Will be re-
sumed. Members must secure all IN
! formation concerning the classes ana
! social and business life of the Los An
geles chapter through the Los Angeles
| Herald, as the membership precludes
| the possibility of sending notices TO
each individual.
To reach the chapter house take the
| Broadway and West Forty y-eighth
street car to st. Andrews place. The
| chapter house is one block south and
| half a block west.
Among the new expressions of APP
probation by members are the follow
| ing:
was greatly surprised to find such
a beautiful home for the Los Angeles
chapter house of the A. w. L., which
we owe to the Los Angeles Herald
generous offer and Miss Van Aliens
| untiring efforts.-F. Sarnighausen.
| 1 must say that my first visi. to the
| chapter house of the A. w. l.. was a
delightful surprise. and while there my
| visit with Miss Van Allen was one OF
| the most delightful L have ever had
with anyone. l think she Is the right
| woman in the right place. | am very
proud to be enrolled as a member OF
| the American Woman's league,-Mrs
| Phoebe Burton Dalzell.
| The temporary home of the Los An
| geles chapter is simply splendid. l am
| so glad to have had the pleasure OF
visiting the beautiful bungalow and
meeting again the ladies who meet and
greet all visitors in such cordial way
Mrs. w. L. Hale. Fullerton, Cal.
NV first visit to the temporary chap
ter house of the Los Angeles chapter
was a delightful surprise. The house
and surroundings are more than 1 an
ticipated. It is good to know that the
chapter has such a beautiful home and
we owe debt of gratitude to Mr
Lewis, Miss Van Allen and all who
worked so faithfully to win it.-Olivia
L. Chapman.
came, 1 played-shall if possible,
come often. Go thou and do the same.
Mrs. Talbot Winship.
L am very much pleased with the
bungalow, think it Il charming tempo
rary chapter house for the Los Angeles
chapter.-Evelyn H. Bartscherer.
NY father and 1 have just finished
looking at the chapter house, and we
think 1t is a beautiful place and a fine
| home for the American Woman
| league.-Viona Nolte.
Coincide fully with the above.-C. A
! Nolte.
The beautiful bungalow won by Miss
Van Allen impresses me as most fit
ting home for the American woman
league, and the fact of their possessing
it Is a great encouragement to all
league members to do more effectual
work.-M. Ella Kinsey, Lamanda Park:
1t is a pleasure to write word OF
appreciation OF the bungalow owned by
the Los Angeles chapter of the A. w:
L. 1t is certainly thing of beauty and
a Joy forever.-Melvania ]. Merrill
The stimulation of fine air and grass
and the home atmosphere should prove
the necessary invigoration for splen-
did chapter in Los Angeles.-Ruth Per-
cival.
The bungalow is a beautiful one and
will be a fine home for us when our
trees are planted and we have lawn
In the rear.-E. F. Hubert.
An ideal place to look forward to liv-
ing in when we come "home."-A. w.
Johnson.
I think the new chapter house of the
Los Angeles chapter is truly beauti-
full home, and it surely shows us what
women can do if they just pull to-
gether.--Ella E. Parker.