Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-24

Luncheon at Sycamore Grove IL
o'clock.
Hundred Year club at 10 a. m. in the
Woman's clubhouse, $40 South Fig
ueSoa street-Lecture by Edward b.
Warman.
Womans Press club of Southern CAL
ifornia, 2 o'clock afternoon in library
of Alexandria hotel. Shop talk pro-
gram.
wednesday-Cosmos club, election of
officers.
Ruslxln Art club, election of officers.
Program on modern Spanish history.
Music section of Ebell, lecture on Nj
belungen Ring, Margaret LAGRANGE,
Mrs. Harmon RyuS, curator.
Ramblers' section Highland Park
Ebell. A trip to the beach, Mrs. Mary
ID. Howard and Mrs. S. w. Hastings,
curators.
Woman's parliament, at Santa Ana.
Wednesday Morning club, 140 North
DAILY street. 10r am, Shakespeare Sec
ton, THE Comedy of Errors Acts
III-V, Mrs. II. e. Brett, leader; 2 pm,
Domestic Science" Mrs. Jessica Haz-
ard
Boyle Heights Entire Nous club at
80 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Caroline
Adams, 2703 East Fourth street-Lit-
erary program.
Womans club Of Hollywood at 2:30
p. m. in the clubrooms, North Cahu-
enga near Franklin avenue-Audubon
day in charge of civic committee.
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Thursday-Woman's parliament at
Santa Ana.
Matinee Musical club-Picnic lunch
con in Sycamore grove; election of Of
ficers.
French section Ebell club in the
Ebell clubhouse-Classe at $3.50, 1880
at 11:S0 a. m.
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Friday-Friday Morning club. "The
Child in Literature" Miss Elizabeth A.
Packard; IAN Ideal of the Childs Place
in the Social Order" Mrs. Anstruthel
Davidson.
saturday-Music day, Saturday Aft
ernoon club. Monrovia.
The Wednesday Morning club is
making plans for O May day festival,
to be given Saturday afternoon and
evening, May Z. Mrs. M. A. Spalding
OF North Gates street has donated her
beautiful home and grounds for the
occasion, the proceeds of which will
be added to the clubhouse fund. The
different committees have been busy
selecting the most attractive spot for
the Japanese booth the best site for
the ice cream booth, the most seclud-
ed and mysterious position for the
fortune teller and advantageous places
for the various other booths. Many
novel features have a place on the
program. In the vaudeville line, for
which n stage has been erected,
Shakespearean farce will be given ana
something in the. way of novelty
will be the travelling minstrel roaming
through the grounds. The tennis court
will be converted into a dancing pa
Vag.el xuraf nH1Fn
vas and waXed. A fortune-teller,
professional, will reveal the mysteries
of the future. Refreshments of all
kinds will be found at the different
booths Following is a list of the wo-
men in charge of committees, with as
sistants so far named:
Dancing-Mrs. ]. T.. Brown, assisted
by Mrs. John Kuhns, Mrs. w. e. Bush
and others.
ed by Mrs. Leon G. Kerr, Mrs. o. l..
Robertson, Miss Gertrude Robertson,
Miss Eunice Seevera, Miss Ethel Hodg-
son and Miss Gladys Park and others
Ice cream-Mrs. w. B. Tilley, assist
ed by Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs, Lyall and
others.
Popcorn-Mrs. Glen Velzy. assisted
by Misses Katherine and Louise Poole
and Mrs. Forrest Velzy.
The Japanese booth will be in charge
of DR. Lottie Davidson
Mrs. f. j. Sergel will conduct the
kindergarten features.
Mrs. NJ. d. Chemberlin will oversee
the fortune-telling booth.
Mrs. II. e. Brett will present
Shakespearean farce. parts being as
signed to Mrs. f. j. Sergel. Mrs. H. l.
Thomas, Mrs. Pinson and Miss Galetta
Mushet.
The travelling minstrel entertainment
will be in charge Of Mrs. William
Lodge Brett.
other features will be added.