Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

association Wednesday, November 8.
She recently returned from Europe and
has given the members the privilege of
seeing the continent through her COM
prehensive lectures. Members of any
other associations are invited to at
tend this meeting.
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DR.. Ray D. Robinson spoke on 1.-THE
Care of Children's Teeth at a meet
ing of the Seventeenth Street Parent
Teacher association which was held in
the school house Thursday afternoon
Mrs M A. Copps, chairman of the
emergency committee, read a paper
telling of the work, and Mrs. c. E.
Smith, chairman of the Childrens
hospital committee, asked for the help
and interest of the association in the
work of her committee. Children of
the second grade entertained with lit
tie songs.
The date of the meetings was
changed from the first to the second
Thursday of the month.
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The first meeting of the season. will
be held. by the Alhambra High School
Parent-Teacher association in the
school house Monday evening, No
vember 7.
A new parent teacher association
was organized at the Ramona school in
Alhambra Wednesday, November 2.
Mrs. c. A. Brenough, second vice
president of the Los Angeles Fedora
ton of Parent-Teacher Associations,
was the organizer.
Teachers of the Garfield Avenue
Parent-Teacher association will be
entertained with a reception by the
members of the Parent-Teacher asso-
citation of the school Thursday even
ing, November II.
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Members of the Hooper Avenue Pa
rent Teacher association and the
Woman's Playground association of
the Slauson avenue playground VIII
unite in giving the children Of the
school an autumn festival at the club
house November 25. Thirty children of
the school will have charge of the
program, and there will be dancing
and songs to entertain the others.
Members of the association will be
entertained with a delightful luncheon
in their honor as we'll
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Mrs. George Coils will entertain
members of the Pasadena Shakespeare
club with a musical at the club house
tomorrow evening. Miss Harriet James
will be at the piano and Clyde Mccoy
will give a number, OF songs
Harmonic club meeting was held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. George H. Doane, 1888 Thirty-tfth
street. The composer to whom the
program was given was Grleg and the
program included Peasants March of
the Dwarfs, Miss Nash; DOlberg suite,
Mrs. Lewis; Il Love Thee" "Forest
Wandering" Mrs. Wilson; Sunshine
song, Miss Letitia Williams; Morn
ing Dew" First Meeting" Mrs.
George H. Doane; THE Secret" dance
caprice, Miss Mamie Clayton. Other
members participating in the program
were Mrs. Blonda Banks Colburn, Mrs.
Highes, Mrs. Caro- Riggin SatterWhlte,
Mrs. Harrison Aibrlght, MISS Maly I
Bird, Miss Madeline Bridger. Mrs.
Amelia Calkins and Miss Ella Darcy
were guests of honor
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Mrs. John H. Foley president of the
Twenty eighth Street Parent-Teacher
a association, will preside at meeting
which will be held in the school at
o'clock, November 10. Robert Lane
will speak on grade schools and Mrs.
H. H. Fisher will speak on Thanks
giving topics
"How Shall We Dress Our School
Girls?" was the subject of an address
of the Norwood Parent-Teacher assO-
citation Tuesday afternoon. A short
business session FOLLOWED and a pc
tition to the school board was read.
1t asks that towels shall not be put
in the school for the children's use
and requests that sanitary drinking
fountain be installed Immediately.
Miss Nora Milspaugh gave a short
talk. 1t was decided to raise a fund
with which to buy music for the school
orchestra.
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Miss Evangeline Gray was given a
complimentary reception at the Alex
andria yesterday by members of the
College Women's club, of which she is
president. The reception committee
included Miss Gray and present and
past officers of the club. These five
young women who recently have be-
come brides were also included in the
receiving line: Mrs. Roger Sterret,
Mrs. Frank Ferguson, Mrs. Randolph
w. Hill, Mrs. Ralph Potter and Mrs
Ward Van Deusen.
About one hundred club members
were present to meet Miss Gray, who
has returned from long trip IN Aus