Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05

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play, under the direction of the drama
tic committee, written by Mrs. Roger
Sterrett, who was Miss Edna Way.
Reports of delegates to the district
fedora ton of Woman's clubs were read
! and the matter of maintaining one
scholarship fund was discussed and
committee will be appointed to con-
slider the matter more thoroughly.
The first meeting of the Federation
of College Woman's clubs will be held
at the Y. w. c. A. auditorium Satur-
day afternoon at 2:90 o'clock. Club
members may bring guests, and this
program has been prepared: THE
Federation" Mrs Seward A. Simons;
':The Civic Work of the College Settle
ment'' District Nursing), directors of
the college settlement; THE Play
ground Movement in Los Angeles,
Mrs. Willoughby Rodman; Work of
the Bethlehem Institute Miss Flor
ence H. Mills; THE Juvenile Court,
Miss Louise Barber; THE Department
Store Problem" Miss Neva A. Chap
pell
Tea and a program of French music
! entertained members of the Dominant
club at the Ebell club house Satur-
| day afternoon. Mrs. Gertrude Parsons,
| who is chairman of the program COM
mittee, arranged the numbers and
prefaced each with short explana-
| tory remark The afternoon was de-
| lightful, and each of the artists on
the program found a-7cordial welcome
and appreciative listeners. Madame
Elsa Menasco gave a cello solo, KEY
erie" from That's, with Miss Alice
Coleman at the piano. Mrs. w. H.
| tl1ran ChaminAdo nllm-
bers and one song by De Busy, and
Herr Oskar Selling gave a Vieuxtemps
number. Mrs. NJ. Hennion Robinson
was at the piano for both artists, and
the program concluded with Drill
liant two-piano number by Saint
Saens, played by Mrs. Harmon Ryus
and Miss Harriet Johnson.
Mrs. Edward Schenck and Miss Eva
| Pike served tea to the seventy-hVe
guests of the afternoon.
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Wednesday Afternoon club of Alham-
bra will hold it's Christmas bazaar at
the Womans club house Wednesday
| from / until II o'clock A delightful
ARRANGEMENT CT booths and decorative
effects will transform the club rooms
into an. appropriate setting for the
many beautiful articles offered Tor sale,
and the attendants for these booths VIII
many of them wear costumes appro-
the articles they are to sell. Chairmen
of the various booths are announced as
| follows: Japanese tea garden, MISS
Irene Knox and Mrs. Austin b. Gates;
dolls, Mrs. Clarence Van Graham; ap-
rons, Mrs. e. f. Bailey bags and bas-
kets, Mrs. Ida Mann; flower garden
Miss Clara Cummins; fancy work,
Mrs. 1. H. Sears country store, Mrs.
E. A. Mas; pawnshop, Miss Margue-
rite Halsted; home e-made candy, Mrs.
A. F. N Bowers; cooked foods, Mrs.
f. Fowler, Mrs. c. f. Games; ice
cream and cake, Mrs. p. 7. Anderson;
fortune teller, Gypsy princess. a vaude-
Vile entertainment will be given in the
evening by Mrs. Ralph B. Clapp, with
these assistants: Ralph Clapp, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Fowler, Mr. and Mrs.
c. e. Games, Miss Jessie Bronson, w.
NJ. Northrup and Mr.. Mitchell.
Parent Teacher association of the
Seventeenth Street school will meet on
Thursday at 2:30 o'clock. Afer music
by the school orchestra Mrs Chalmers
Smith will give a talk on Federation
work and Mrs. Grace Carroll Elliott will
sing.
Norwood street Parent-Teacher asso-
citation will meet Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock, Dr. p. V. K. Johnson will
speak on Hygiene and Dietetics" and
will lead the discussion to follow his
address.
washington park Parent-Teacher as
sociation will meet Friday afternoon at
o'clock
w. S. Rosecrans Study club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs Allen Anderson, 9O3 West First
street.
Mrs. William Conklin was soloist for
the meeting of Main Street Parent
Teachers association last wednesday
afternoon. DIR. George Leslie of the
city health board spoke concerning
the Children's hospital, and DR.. Grant
Carr, assistant superintendent spoke
of the proposed addition of interme-
date schools, indorsing the movement
and giving many reasons why it should
prove beneficial to students. Mrs.
Harry Huston president of the Sentous
Street association and historian of the
City Federation of Parent-Teachers
associations, was speaker on the pro-
gram, as was also Professor Knowles.
The club will have no meetings in
December.
The Parent-Teacher association of
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon, and in addition to the
usual program listened to a very
instructive talk on the care of
childrens teeth by DR.. Noble. On
Tuesday afternoon next, from to
o'clock, tea will be given at the
| home of Mrs. Williams. 2234 Inez
street, for the benefit of the Children's
hospital. Homemade cakes and can
| dies will be sold. Every one interested
in the hospital is cordially invited.
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The exhibition of American etchings