Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
TEACHERS HONOR
SUPERINTENDENT
DR.. and Mrs. E. C. Moore Guests
of City Educators at
Huntington Hall
GROUNDS GAYLY DECORATED
High School Cadets Act as Escort
to Retiring Head of
Department

Miss Florence Housell of Huntington
hall extended a charming. courtesy to
the members of the Los Angeles
Teachers association when she invited
them to use the grounds about the
school for their reception yesterday
to DR.. and Mrs. B. c. Moore.
DR.. Moore, the retiring superinten-
dent of schools, viii leave early in Au-
gust for New Haven, where he is to
take the chair of English at Yale, and
his friends among the educators of the
city united in this delightful affair in
his honor
THOSE RECEIVING
Receiving with DR. and Mrs. Moore
were Prof. John II. Francis and Mrs.
Francis, Miss Olga Dorm, president OF
the kindergarten Teachers club; j. %.
McBurney of the high school associa-
tion, Miss Helen Mathewson. president
of the Teachers club; Rae Van Cleve,
president of the Schoolmasters' club;
Frank Boutelle, president of the Prin-
cipals club, and members of the board
of education.
They stood uner the great oak tree
and the arriving guests passed through
q broad aisle marked out with GRIM
son wands, each one topped with brill
liant carnations and wound with spir-
ais Of asparagus fern.
Inc QeCOTdllOnS uS6Q lnTOuBHOuL IIl6
grounds were arranged by Miss Joseph
inc Ginoea, Miss Maria Lopez and Miss
Galpin. Potted plants were used and
the natural beauty of the scene was
enhanced by the profusion of flowers
which carried out the Spanish coloring
in red and yellow
ESCORT DIR. MOORE
A corps of high school cadets under
command of Capt. Edwin Holly was
present and acted as guard of honor
for DR.. Moore.
Arrangements for this affair were
in charge of a committee appointed
from the four teachers clubs of the
city, with these teachers particularly
active in effecting the arrangements:
Miss Maria de @. Lopez, Miss Louise
Douglass, Mrs. Norah Millspaugh,
Miss Henrietta Glissman, Miss Louise
Williams, Miss Blinn, Miss Olga Dorm,
Miss Anna Whitman, Miss Josephine
Bont, Miss Lloy Galpin, Miss Ethel Ma
gee, Miss Hughes and A. c. Brown.
Mere than 500 invitations were issued
for this affair and cards were sent to
President and Mrs. Hadley of Yale
Governor Gillett presidents of univer-
stiles and colleges in the state and
officers of prominent civic and social
organizations of Los Angeles county.
ASSIST IN RECEIVING
Representatives from the various
teachers clubs were about the grounds
assisting the receiving party in enter
tanning the callers, and inclued these
men and women: Miss Amelia Angel,
Mrs. Millspaugh, Miss Addie Dorm, Miss
Agnes Knight, Miss Edith Minor, Miss
Mary Workman. Miss Elizabeth May
nard, Miss McLaury, Miss Gertrude Le-
land. Miss Isabella French, Miss May
Gearhart. Mrs. Porter, Miss Katherine
Stone, Miss Hook, Miss Maxwell. Miss
Hughes, Miss Curry, Miss Stoltenberg,
Miss Glasscock, Miss Moore Miss Mil
Ter, Mrs. Dowd, Miss Fox, Miss Louise
Williams, Miss Janet Henderson, Mrs.
]. l.. Throop, Miss Christine Benson,
Miss Rose Davis, Miss Kate Mccarthy,
Miss Mary Claypool Miss Elizabeth
Gibson, Ernest Oliver. B. o. Kinney,
A. Morris Fosick, Hugo Kirchofer, B.
f. Sanford. Louis Tarr, F. Fl. Bolster,
]. b. Lillard, Theoore Fulton, w. Fl.
Housh. Dr. Albert Wilson and Mr..
Wyckoff.
Members of the Woman's Symphony
orchestra under the direction of Miss
Mae Deering furnished a delightful
program during the afternoon and
punch and waters were served from
tables placed in various picturesque
hooks about the grounds