Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

tralia and who returns Immediately to
San Francisco for a short visit before
resuming her permanent residence
here.
w. S. Rosecrans Social and Study
| club will meet Wednesday, November
| 16 at 2 o'clock at the Ebell club house,
! 1919 South Figueroa street. when Rev.
Hugh K Walker will give a lecture on
"A Trip Around the World" Visiting
| club women attending the district fed
GRAFTON will be cordially welcome.
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| The regular meeting of the Washing
! ton Park Parent-Teacher association
will be held in the school house NoYem-
ber II at o'clock.
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One of the most interesting events
! of the District Federation of Womans S
! Clubs convention here next week will
occur Thursday afternoon when the
milk question will be discussed. DR..
| S. c. Mattison of Pasadena, chairman
of the state and county medical as
sociation on committee on medical
education will talk on "The Interde-
pendence of City and County" DR..
T. NJ Pottinger will discuss '"Tuber-
culosis and the Danger from Bovine
Infection" and DR.. Hart, the new vet
erinarian, recently from the depart
lIlGJiI VI dIlllIldl lnuuSlIy at w oolllllS
| ton, will speak on "Tuberculin Test,
Its Necessity and It's Efficiency"
These arguments will be presented
by the board of health side of the
question, and several speakers have
also been invited to appear from the
dairymen. OF these George Platt of
the Los Angeles creamery will tell the
club women something of the problem
of transportation and distribution of
milk. Representatives from the Ar
tesla and Gardena dairies have also
been invited to be present, and it is ex-
pected that w. Harvey Smith of Ar
tesla, manager of the Mutual dairy,
will speak on Smaller Dealers and the
Mutual Dairy Association" while
Harry Estepp will represent with some
timely topics the milk industries of
Gardena.
The morning session of this first
days meeting will be given over to
the presidents council.
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Miss Ellen Terry, the famous Eng
lish actress who is to appear in this
city the last of the month, has been
invited by members of the dramatic
committee of the Friday morning club
to be the honored guest at reception
which they desire to give for her.
No reply has been received, to this in
vitation as yet, but the club members
are hoping that Miss Terry may ar
range her engagements to accept the
invitation.
1t is in keeping with the work this
committee is doing that such woman
should be guest of the club The mem
bers of the committee and women who
are intereste,, are studying dramatic
works, the conditions which surround
their presentation, as well as the con-
ditions which dey alop their origin, and
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the status of Los Angeles theaters,
and a critic in New York whose
monthly letters chronicle the successes
and failures of that city, with the
reasons that produce the cause, women
Of this club may decide to make
serious and comprehensive study of the
drama.
Clara Shortridge Foltz spoke Wed
nesday afternoon before members of
the California Badger club. Expert
ences as deputy district attorney with
| several good arguments for woman
suffrage gave the speaker material Tor
stirring speech, and the large as
samblage of women appreciated and
approved the sentiments she expressed.
The meeting was held at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur B. LaBrie, 3S42 West
Eighth street, and Leonard Mordaunt
followed Mrs. -Toltz with an address
on the parOling of prisoners and the
present widespread interest in prison
reform. This speaker recommended
proposed study of elementary law in
the schools, believing that knowl-
edge of the principals of law would
tend to prevention of crime.
The Badger club is to be hostess for
the district convention Saturday aft
ernoon, November 10, and proposes to
give the visiting delegates~an automo-
bile ride about the city, asking for
that purpose assistance from the club
women who have their own motors.
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a "Twlight musicale" will be given
the evening Of November IS at the
! Women's club house by members of the
| Escholtzia chapter, D. A. r. and
the George Junior Republic auxiliary
for the benefit Of the boys of the jun
! Tor republic. A musical program of
unusual interest is promised, and
among the artists whose services have
been given freely are Senior Augustine
Calvo, basso, a new light in the local
musical world; Mrs Robert Wankow-
ski, soprano; Mrs Estelle Heartt
Dreyfus. contralto: Fred Ellis. baritone