Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-10

Judge Curtis Wilbur and Assistant Su
perintendent Bettlnger will he among
the speakers. on the reception COM
mittee will be: Mr.. and Mrs n. S.
Averill, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blair, Mr..
and Mrs. c. W. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Chandler, Judge and Mrs. n. p.
Conrey. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Clampitt,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Fox, Mr. and Mrs.
William Humphries. DIR. and Mrs. Hug
gins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Johnson. Rev. and
Mrs. w. A. Knighten, DR. and Mrs.
W. a Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. T O'Don-
nell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles OFF. Mr..
and Mrs F. D. owen, Judge and Mrs.
Curtis D. Wilbur and Mr.. and Mrs.
William +. Wing.
MAIN STREET SCHOOL
The Parent Teachers association of
the Main street school gave a musicale
at Rhodes hall Wednesday evening,
April 6, for the benefit of the school.
Mrs. Charlotte Martin, Mrs. George
Evans and Mrs. Philvend Ferguson.
the committee in charge, were assisted
in receiving by the mothers Of the
circle. A splendid attendance filled
the hall, and the program was an eX
cellent one. consisting Of music, read
ings and a short farce i'm which the
following members of the circle par
ticipated: Mrs Charlottee Martin,
Marsh, Mrs. J. A. Bounty Mrs 0. 0.
Farmer, Mrs. William Crittenden. Mrs.
George Evans, Mrs. 2. II. Hydenreich,
Mrs. Anna HeWey. Mrs. G. D. Manning,
Mrs, E. A. Nathan, Mrs. Frank Rhodes,
Mrs. r. l.. Titus and Mrs Frank Hop
kins.
CABUENGA SCHOOL
Mrs. f. b. Mapel of Hollywood gave
an interesting talk on Home Economics
before the Parent-Teachers' association
of Cahuenga school Thursday. April 7.
She also made an earnest plea in be
half of the Utah street school day
nursery. All mothers of Cahuenga dis
trict are asked to send donations Of
toys and children's clothing to the
president of the circle Mrs. f. w.
Crocker 219 South Cahuenga boulevard.
who will forward them to the nursery
A pleasing feature of the meeting
was the musical program furnished by
Ruth King, Nellie Hannaford, Florence
Johnson. De We're Kuns and Leslie
Erwin.
EUCLID AVENUE SCHOOL
The Euclid Avenue circle devoted the
larger portion of this weeks meeting
to a review of the lectures given dur
ing the season and the children Of the
kindergarten and the seventh grade
furnished a program that was full Of
interest for the parents and teachers.
The circle is unfortunate in losing
one of its most active members, Mrs. J.
r. Murray, its present president, who
is leaving Los Angeles and Will make
her home in PorteYille.
PRICHARD STREET SCHOOL
Mrs. c. Lingstrom president of the
Prichard Street circle, gave helpful
talk at the Wednesday meeting and
the members took part in a general
discussion Of matters of interest This
circle is making a quilt for the chill
dren's hospital, has donated $100 to
the Utah street nursery and is plan
ming tea To raise further funds for
the childrens hospital. This tea will
be given at the residence Of Mrs. G.
Lngstrom, 3G39 Pomona street, on
Thursday afternoon, April IA, from >
to 8, and large attendance is ex-
pected.
FOURTEENTH STREET SCHOOL
Z. c. Moore will speak before the
members of the Fourteenth Street
School association at a meeting to be
held the latter part of May his last
address before leaving for the east
The meeting Of Tuesday was largely
given over to the delivery Of reports
Of reciprocity day at Long Beach, the
monthly meeting of the Reciprocity
club held that day at Christopher
and to the appointment Of various