Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-24

ney J. Parsons. This program was one
given in February by the book sec
ton, and was repeated yesterday BY
request. Miss Sharman Randall read
q paper entitled Character as Formed
on Penmanship." The art of the OLD
and new styles Of penmanship was de-
Tended by Mrs John Spencer and Mrs.
Edward Potter. Mrs. Porrey. an old
and influential member Of the Ebell
club, was guest of honor
| s.
The Equality club is active as usual
| in promoting all public questions.
| "Votes for Women club is the new
name by which the Equality club will
| be known hereafter. Through the cour-
tesy OF Mrs. Dora b. Smart Ramsdell,
| the club headquarters is in room 3d. on
| the fifth floor of the Bryson building,
where meetings are held every Thurs
day evening, addressed by prominent
speakers on topics helpful to women.
At it's last meeting the club passed the
following resolution, which has been
sent to the legislative committee of the
city council:
"To the Committee Appointed to Pre-
pare Amendments to and Revision Of
the Charter Of Los Angeles City:
"ResOlVed, That the Los Angeles
Votes for Women club. in regular sse-
sion assembled, March II, 1910, by
unanimous vote does hereby respect
fully petition your honorable commit
tee to include. as one Of the amend
ments to the city charter, a section
granting equal suffrage to men and
women over age Of Il in all municipal
elections. CSigned)
"Clara Della Weaver, president; M.
L. Parry, recording secretary"
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The Hollywood Woman's club met
yesterday afternoon at the club house.
Many members were i'm attendance and
Mrs. Darnum gave an interesting and
instructive address on Education"
Mrs. e. NJ. Dearborn will speak to
the mem bers of The Votes for Women
club at their rooms tonight at
O'Clock on 1.-The Law for Women and
Children"
The members of the Ruskin Art club
held a meeting yesterday morning at
the club house, when the subject of
study was "The Different Schools Of
Spanish Art in the Sixteenth Century"
Mrs. w. II. Hersch and Mrs b. A
Stockard acted as leaders. Papers
were read on the different masters OF
that century: FL Greco, Ribera, Eur
daran and Valesquez, as well as the
works of Cano of the seventeenth cen
fury. Alter tne TeduliS VI tilo GOV ga
papers an animated discussion took
Mace on the various methods for
treating light and shadow and other
individual features Of the work OF
these artists.
The members of the Cosmos club |
held a Shakespeare meeting yesterday |
a afternoon. Mrs. H. G. Cover presided |
az leader and gave a splendid descrip- |
tive talk on the work Of the great |
noet and dramatist as we'll as an eX- |
1ellent Interpretation of the plot under |
which was THE Tenn |
oest." Mrs. Edwin McGinnis and Mrs.
George McGinnis read papers on the
first act of the play, Mrs. Jordan a pa
1er on the character of Prospero, Mrs.
w r. Riddell the character of Ariel
md Mrs. Acton NJ. Parker gave a re-
,ItaI of her recent visit to the birth
,lace of Shakespeare. The usual inter-
,sting discussion followed.
Next Wednesday, the fifth Wednes-
Law in the month, the club will hold
ocial meeting at the clubhouse, when
Mrs. Emma NJ. Greenleaf will lead the
ound table discussion on Domestic
ncompatibility, Its Cause and REM
dy."
April 6, the annual charter Gay of the
.lub, will be observed, when all mem
,ers and old friends will be guests at
he clubhouse. Refreshments will be
erved, of which huge birthday cake
will be a feature. Several musical Il
numbers are to be given. Miss Addie
Marcie Greene will give an interpre-
alton of Saul to musical accom-
)animent Il