Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-08

club in June, dealing with the condi-
tion of the Los Angeles dairies. Her
statistics have been carefully gathered
during the past year. all of which time
she has been actively interested in fur
thering the work of the club, in secur-
ing sanitary conditions of dairies and
the attendant wholesomeness Of the
milk.
The Los Angeles Travel club met
Friday afternoon with the president,
Mrs. Fannie Gleason. The topic of
study was Switzerland and Mrs. Anne
liza Cawkins read an interesting paper
on this subject. Informal discussion
of the tipping habit was followed by
q vote that it be discouraged. In the
new business was the presentation
of a handsome rosewood gavel to the
culb by Mrs. Mary Jane Anderson.
A piano duet by Mrs. Gleason and
Miss Gleason completed the program.
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The meeting of the Womans Press
club will be held Tuesday afternoon
in the library of the Alexandria. The
general topic will be political equality
and Mrs Isabella Churchill of Denver
and DIR. Haynes of this city will speak
Miss Maritime Dietrichson of Pasa-
dena will speak of the subject from a
European upOlIll. LII. IIudW lS
Wullner the distinguished singer, will
be a guest of the cluub.
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Members of the Robert E. Lee chap
ter of u. d. c. will decorate the graves
of Confederate soldiers on the anniver-
sary of Jefferson Davis birthday, June
g. Mrs. Robert e. Warden has ap-
pointed this committee to choose assis-
tants and make arrangements for the
decorations: Mrs. Helena d. Thrope,
Evergreen; Mrs. G.. P. Quarter, Old
Fort; Mrs. A. w. Hutton, Mrs. Alice
c.. Wood and Mrs. G.. w. p. Richards
Rosedale. The chapter will hold a
special memorial service in South
Methodist church the afternoon of June
g. when a program of addresses and
music will be given.
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Mrs. William Baurhyte was the prin-
cipal speaker at the Reciprocity day
meeting at San Pedro last Tuesday
There were about forty members pre-
sent. A program of music and read
ings was given by Miss Lillian Living
stone, Miss Helen Darling and Miss
Sada Amy. Mrs. Charles Robinson,
president of the club, and its other
officers received.
Dr. Ludwig Wullner, who is to give
two return recitals here this week, will
be honored guest at two of the clubs
of the week: The members of the Fri
day Morning club will entertain him at
their regular meeting, and he will be
a guest at the informal reception which
will follow the regular program meet
ing of the Woman's Press club next
Tuesday afternoon at the Alexandria.
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Mrs. Isabella Churchill, whose adj
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convention interested so many women,
has consented to appear before the
members of the Woman's Press club
Tuesday and will be one of the speak
ers on the political equality topic which
is the subject for the day.
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The board of managers of the Ladies
Benevolent society will give recep-
tion Wednesday from until 5 o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. Leonide Du-
common. 1347 Grand avenue. The of
ffcers are: Mrs. Il, Ducommon, presi-
dent Mrs. Fl. ]. Woollacott, first vice
president; Miss f. Wills, vice presi-
dent Mrs. e. Brodbeck, treasurer;
Mrs. ]. Butler, secretary. Directors:
Mrs. J. o. Wheeler, Mrs. G. w. Gun
ther, Mrs. Leon Loeb, Mrs. G. Heiman,
Mrs. Simon Maier, Miss NJ. Etcheman-
dy, Miss Clara C. Carver.
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Members of the Cosmos club will
listen to a musicale next Wednesday.
The program will be given by Mrs.
Minnie Gazzalo- Love, who will sing a
song cycle, 1.-THE Wandering One" by
Caro- Roma. Miss Edna Zyl Mode
and Miss Laura Clayton King will give
sketch in which imitation of bird
calls in the woods will be introduced.
Miss Modie will give two whstllng
solos and Miss King will read series
of original child's verses.
Friday, May 81 is the date for the
annual club luncheon to be given at
the Mt. Washington hotel. Mrs. Fl. G.
Cover will be toastmistress.
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