Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-05

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Friday Morning ciub--"some Books of |
the Season." Circle discussion. 1O;S0 |
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Funds for the club house of High
land PARK Ebell received a notable m
crease Saturday and the day before
when members of the club gave all
elaborate bazaar which netted about
$500 The affair was planned early
last summer, and committees to ar
range for the various booths, do the
soliciting and make the arrangements
were appointed at that time to WORK
under the general charge of Mrs. Mary
S. Colby.
The bazaar, which opened Friday
morning, proved a great success, even
more than that of last year. Wood S
hall was gayly decorated with bunting
and flowers and the various booths
We're arranged with excellent effect.
In the apron booth were garments
of all materials from finest null with
dainty lace to the heavy ginghams and
calicoes for kitchen use. Mrs. W. A.
Roberts had charge of the booth, and
her assistants were Mrs. NJ. G.. Yoa-
KUN. Mrs. e. T. Brigham, Mrs. A. d.
Bennett and Miss T. e. Roberts.
Needlework articles of every style
were found at the adjoining booth, and
beautiful work bags, big laundry bags
and doilies, centerpieces and many
other attractive evidences of the
needlewoman's skill We're offered by
Mrs. S. C. Wing, Mrs. Carl Packard
Mrs. G. ]. Fifeld Mrs. D. NJ. Cuth-
bert, Mrs. H. C. Watson, Mrs. j. E.
Croft and Mrs. c. A. Hayward.
Arts and crafts were represented by
a beautiful display in which leather
work, pottery, brass and copper and
painting both In oil and in china dec
orative effects were to be found. Mrs.
Christopher Gordon was in charge OF
this booth, and other members of the
committee were Mrs. G. B. Mier, Mrs.
Fred Knight, Mrs. r. NJ. Whitney,
Miss Mary Rhodes, Miss Sophie Dur
ham, Miss Penelope Cuthbert and MISS
Jean Gordon.
An exhibit of fancy biscuit, cakes
and waters from the Kahn Beck COM
pany was in charge of Mrs. A. b. NC
Callister, Mrs. S. Y. Van Meter, MISS
lane Eichlin and Miss Francis Rob-
inson.
Mrs. c. E. Harlan presided success
fully over the ice cream booth, where
sweets and cakes were served through
out the day, these club women assist
ing; Mrs. S. C. Hastings, Mrs. d. >.
Hammack, Mrs. w. K. Chambers and
Mrs. G.. w. Montgomery.
Dolls big and dolls little. dolls that
shut their eyes, and dolls with really
hair" were all to be found at the next
booth, where DR.. Patience Beatty. Mrs.
S. o. Symonds, Miss Orine Emerson
Miss Martha Winans and Miss Emma
Ballard were in charge.
Mrs. c. H. Randall. Mrs. A. A. Phil
lips, Mrs. G. j. Tucker and Mrs. Sy-
mons dispensed cakes, plum puddlngs
and other viands and delicacies, and
the country store with hams, sacks OF
flour, sides of bacon, hammers, saws
in fact, everything native to the coun-
try store but coal oil and cheese, sup
plied all other possible wants or the
patrons of the bazaar.
Mrs. c.. c. 'DarroW was at the mead
of this department, to which local ana
wholesale merchants had contributed
with admirable generosity, and Mrs.
H. L. Knight and Mrs. Mary y. How
ard were assisted by Miss Gertrude
Knight, Miss Carolyn Knight and Miss
Louise Mason in serving the custom
ers.
Vinegar and pickles were given a
snecial corner of their own and here
under the auspices of Miss Grace Scott
dainty edibles in chilis. chow chow,
sweet and sour cucumbers and other
varieties of the pickle family were to
be found.
Mrs. c. M. Morlan presided in the
candy booth. assisted by Mrs. Fl,
Haas, Mrs. I. l.. Vance, Miss Ivy
Block, Miss Anne Ritchie and Miss
Chloe Phillips, and in the cafeteria
were Mrs. e. w. Schenck, Mrs. Dora
Quien, Mrs. H. B. Eckleson, Mrs. A.
E. Starr. Mrs. Hampton Watson, Mrs.
Mrs. E. B. Machin and the Misses
Ewing, Belle Barker, Ruth Clampitt
and Brooks. Mrs. Theodore NJ. Bull
son was in charge of the goose, which
required frequent feeding.
Saturday evening the play 'The
Kleptomaniacs," was given, with this
cast:
Mrs John Burton peggy. = ;;o,
Mrs Valerie Chase 'Armsby "a young wild
oW) ......................Afr Mrs. Kate c. Brimhall
Mrs Charles Dover NabeD a bride. -;
............,...............M Miss Georgia watkins
Mrs Preston Ashley (the gossip p)............
........................... Miss Ruth Miller
Miss Freda Dixon (Freda) Miss Annie Ritchey
Miss Evelyn Evans Teportero. .....;......:...
Katie (irs Burton maid. Miss Bernice Miller
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Plans for the Identification and i'm
provement of Los Angeles harbor at
San Pedro will be discussed at the
regular meeting of the Civics asSocia-
able and beautiful slides have been
secured showing improvements ef-
fected in European and South Ameri-
can harbors, and the committee in
charge hopes to awaken much interest
in the subject here. A. p. Fleming of
the harbor commission will speak and
Walter David Cook, landslide archi-
tect, will also contribute to the pro-
gram. Miss Florence Mills will show
the lantern slides and explain them
and the executive board of the asso-
citation will welcome all visitors who
are interested in this subject. AS it
will be possible to use the lantern
only for short time, the president,
Mrs. oliver P. Bryant, will call the
meeting to order promptly at 10
o'clock.
Miss Mary Carter was soloist at the
College Women's club luncheon Satur-
day which was given in the ban
quet hall of the University club.
Covers were laid for 105 members, and
the musical which followed was great
ly enjoyed. Miss Carter sang a group
N songs by Abbie Norton Jameson,
who was at the piano, and her selec-
tions also included Grieg numbers.
This singler has returned recently
from Germany, where she has been
studying for three years. The January
meeting of the club will be the usual
midwinter jinks and will consist this
year of the presentation of an original