Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

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the city during the summer, among
them Mrs. John r. Haynes, who will
go abroad in two weeks, and Mrs.
Florence Collins Porter, who plans to
pass the summer months in the east.
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The May program meeting of the
Womans Press club will be held Tues
day, May TO- at the Alexandria. Po-
litical equality will be discussed by DR..
John r. Haynes of this city, Miss Mar
tha Dietrichson of Pasadena, former
resident of Sweden, where women nave
already demonstrated their entire ht-
ness for the ballot, and Mrs. Isabella
Churchill of Colorado, whose address
at the Santa Barbara federation con-
vention aroused so much interest
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The May program for the Ebell club
offers two musical programs, one to
be a song recital May by Mrs. Grace
Widney Mabee, soprano, with Mrs.
Fred Bacon Reynard at the piano, and
the other a musicale with various in
struments and Vernon Bettin, the boy
soprano, vocalist. This program will
be in charge of Mrs. Martindale and
Mrs. Webb.
One of the most interesting programs
announced will be the lecture by
Joseph Scott on Some. of the Rela-
tions Between the Home and the
School," Mr.. Scott is president of the
Los Angeles chamber of commerce and
of the city public school board. He
will give this lecture May 16.
The meeting tomorrow will be busl-
ness meeting, and all nominating bal
lots must be returned before o'clock.
After that time guests will be admitted
to listen to a reading by Dorothea
Hoagland- Hayden, judith and Holo-
fernes." -,
read 1.-THE Dawn of a Tomorrow" with
musical accompaniment by Miss Stew
art.
Cora B. Lewis, president of the
Equality league, gave talk before the
Women's alliance of the Los Angeles
Fellowship Wednesday morning. In
treating her subject, Suffrage for
Women" she utilized two of the stock
arguments of those women who do not
want the ballot Motherhood is my
profession, housekeeping is my busi-
ness"
Miss Dora Bachelor whose address
on 1.-THE Woman in Industry" will be
given next Friday a. the Friday Morn
ing club, proudly announces herself
as zone of the six and one-half mil
lion of wage earning women" Miss
Bachelor is we'll qualified to talk on
this subject, for she spent eight years
investigating conditions which sur
round the working woman. She has
studied women in prisons, reforma-
tories, homes of detention, night courts
and Juvenile courts. In addition she
has worked for months with the girls
in bag factories and overall factories
and knows thoroughly the conditions
under which they labor.
Miss Bachelor is of the University of
Nebraska, and now holds an editorial
position with the Housekeepers maga-
zine, where her writings form an en-
tertaining and valuable feature of the
publication. she is thoushtlui'
Wide-aWake young woman, whose
views on all subjects are essentially
modern and advanced, and her discus
sion on any topic is spirited and con-
vincing.
In the last few months Miss Bachel-
Ter has been interviewing girls and
women on the various phases of life
which directly concern them, Wlte-
hood, homemaking, professional and
business life, and many other similar
subjects and has CLEANED a vast knowl-
edge of the general attitude of women
toward these subjects.
other subjects to be discussed dur
ing the month before the members of
the club are:
The Robinson Pldn 1Or LOS AllSSleS
Compared with Improvement Projects
for Chicago and other Cities-Miss
Florence Rowland Mills of the Uni
versity of Chicago Unpublished Ne
gro Stories and Religious Songs of the
Old South-Miss Lucine Finch, Uni
versity of Columbia; Daughters of
club members admitted on visiting
cards: Mexico: an Appreciation-Dr.
Dorothea Moore.
The dramatic committee offers Had
don Chambers 1.-THE Tyranny of Tears"
Tuesday afternoon, May "a. The play
will be read by Mrs. Gartrude Bagley
Mrs. Wells Smith, Mrs. Norris Cohn,
Miss Carolyn VanDyke, DR.. Dorothea
Moore and is for club members only.
DR.. Dorothea Moore will be given a
luncheon at the club after her address
on Mexico.
here will be an exhibition of the
paintings of Martin Jackson on Friday,
May 20.
w. E. Bush will act as official herald
of the program for the Wednesday
Morning club May day festival, to be
given next Saturday afternoon ana
evening at the home of Mrs. w. 70.
Spaulding of North Gates street. New
features are being added at every meet
ing of the various committees, ana
these meetings are frequent because or
the short time in which to complete ar
rangements. Two small clowns selling
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