Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-27

Christmas novelties and staples Will
be offered at the big bazaar arranged
by the women of the Highland Park
Ebell club, to be given Friday and Sat
urday of this week from until 10
o'clock. The arts and crafts depart
ment, under the direction OF Mrs
Christopher Green, will offer hand
painted china, handmade baskets and
metal work, and a special exhibition
of water colors by Mrs. Ninifred
Green. e..
Mrs. S. c. Wing has arranged a col
lection of useful and ornamental articles
in the needlework department and the
apron booth which has been planned
by Mrs. W. A. Roberts and the mem
bers of her committee will be one or
the attractive features of the bazaar
The delicatessen department will
provide homemade edibles of all sorts,
and Mrs. G. II. Kendall and the mem
bers of her committee have discovered
many toothsome dainties which will
be offered for sale in this booth. Mrs
Charles Morlan is chairman of the
candy booth. MIS-. j. NJ. Beatty has
arranged q wonderful exhibit of dolls
for the doll booth, and the country
store with its stock of articles will be
under the direction of Mrs. c. c. Oar
row.
The cafeteria will be arranged by
cream will be in charge Of Mrs. S. w.
Hastings and Mrs. c. e. Harlan.
For the evenings a program of read
ings will be given Friday and Satur-
day the "Kleptomaniacs," a society
drama, will be played by this cast:
Mrs. S. ]. Brimhall the widow; Mrs.
S. 0. Green, the hostess; Miss Georgia
Watkins, the bride; Miss Anne Ritchie,
q society bud; Miss Woods, news
paper reporter; Miss Phelps, gossip;
Miss Bernice Miller, a maid
The twentieth century church, house
hold economics and equal suffrage are
the three subjects to be discussed in
round table meeting at Highland Park
Ebell Tuesday afternoon. A recep-
tion to new members will occupy the
early part of the afternoon, and fol-
lowing the round table, Mrs. Jane
Beatty will preside at the tea table.
Mrs. ]. Fremont Church, Mrs. M. s.
r. Bent and Mrs. J. Force Parker will
he leaders Of the different discussions.
Mrs. H. H. Haas will contribute songs
for the occasion.
The Art and Travel section of the
Highland Park Ebell club will study
historic places in philadelphia tomor-
row afternoon at 2:20 Miss stephens
will speak on the influence of the Cen
tennial and Mrs. S. Y. Van Meter will
describe the decorations of Carnegie
institute in Pittsburg. The curator
of this section is Miss Sophie Durham
and the hostess will be Mrs. II. j..
Phelps.
The Averill Study club will meet with
Mrs. w. H. Saunders, 915 Grand View
avenue, Tuesday at o'clock. Accord
ing to the custom the fifth Tuesday is
always given over to musical pro-
gram and the committee in charge this
week has arranged this program: Miss
Mae Fitzgerald, reading, Paul Re-
vere's Ride; Mrs. L. II. Adams, song
1.-THE Arrow and the Song; Mrs. b. F.
Nance, song, 1.-THE Bridge; Mrs. Will
liam Reeve, piano solo, "Mazourka"
(Chopin); Mrs. G. o. Brewer, piano,
"Le Rossignol" LiszD; old-fashioned
music, Mrs. W. H. Saunders; Mrs. r.
II. Adams, paper; "Pioneer Music,
Mrs. G.. O. Brewer:
The December meetings of the Wom-
ans Press club promises to be particu-
larly interesting. The shop talk pro-
gram December 10 will be devoted to
a discussion of the preparation and
placing of book manuscripts, and Mrs.
Clara Shortridge Foltz viii give a talk
on contracts" especially with refer
ence to dealings between writer and
publisher For the open meeting a
musical program of great interest Is
arranged. Harry Girard's song cycle
1.-THE Trend of Time" will have a pro-
duction by Mr. and Mrs. Girard, Henry
Balfour and Miss Hazel Runge and
these singers, each of them a solOist of
distinction, viii also give individual
numbers. This meeting will be held in
the evening Of December o. and will be
followed by a reception. IT will be the
midwinter social event of the club and
will enable members 10 entertain guests
at what will be without doubt one of
the most brilliant musical programs of
the winter.
Prof. James M. Quinn, president Of
the Southern California Historical So
ciety, will speak on 1.-THE Early Days
of Los Angeles" at a meeting or the
Loretta Parent-Teacher association,
which will be held in the schoolhouse
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, Ethelda Arm
strong Drake will entertain with a
musical program,
A meeting of the Main Street Parent
Teacher association will be held in the
schoolhouse November 80, when con-
tributions Of ferns with which to beau
tify the school rooms will be requested
from the members. Plans for the work
of the winter viii also be discussed,
and a musical program has been ar
ranged, l..--..