Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-18

on current history by Mrs. Lou V.
Chaplin and on music by several lee
turers on special subjects.
The Home Culture club which proved
so practical last year will be continued
this year under the leadership of Mrs.
| Ralph Hubbard. A New Books club
and a German club will also meet, and
the Conversational club under Miss
Mary Keyes and Miss Emma Cayley
promises a most interesting year. The
aim of this club corresponds to Its
name-the cultivation of the art of con-
versation, and various subjects will be
! brought before the club in unique and
interesting fashion.
With twenty-five competent instruc-
tors, adequate class room facilities and
library privileges, a most successful
educational year is anticipated. The
following are the instructors with the
branches they will teach:
Miss Camilla Mcconnell. director of
| the preparatory school.
Miss Bessie Pope. A. B., instructor
in the preparatory school and English
branches.
Mrs. Dwight Rittenhouse Brown, Phi.
D., instructor in English branches.
Mrs. c. E. Bean, director of the COM
mercial school,
Miss Ida NJ. Baldwin, instructor in
penmanship.
Miss Elizabeth Yoder, instructor in
expression.
Mrs. ]. A. osgood. instructor in
Spanish.
Miss Irene Corea, instructor in French
and German.
Mrs. Charles E. Pearce, director or
the school of tailoring.
Miss Laura P. Moore, instructor in
millinery
Miss Helen Coan. director of the
! school of art.
Miss Charlotte Mytton, instructor in
bookbinding.
Miss Emily Rutherford, instructor in
embroidery and leather tooling.
Mrs. Caroline Tew, instructor in
vocal music.
Miss Carrie Confer instructor in
piano.
Miss Ruth Grant. instructor in violin.
Miss Helen Bacon, instructor in Man
dolin and guitar.
William H. Mead, director of the
orchestra.
Miss Ella stevers, director Of physi-
cal education.
Miss Hazel Gross, assistant physical
director.
DR.. Mary P. Putnam, M. D., instruc-
tor in training attendants for the sick.
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Mrs. Addie Ashbrook Sexton, presi-
dent of the Wednesday Afternoon club
of Alhambra, has appointed Miss H. 7.
Swanwick as chairman of the press
and publicity committee. The club en-
tertained with an afternoon tea last
Wednesday in honor of Mrs S. w
Hudson, who will pass the winter In
Claremont with her daughter who is
in college there. Mrs. Hudson, who
has served the club in several offices,
was president last year and will be
much missed in both club and social
circles. Mrs. John Williams jr., as
sisted her mother in receiving. The
gathering place was on the pergola
at the club house, where the women
enjoyed social hour chatting over
their teacups.
Mrs. George W. Jordan, president
of the Cosmos club, has appointed the
following committees for the season of
1901. Program: Mrs. G. w. Muir
ray chairman, Miss Celia Katie, Mrs.
Frank f. Wolfe, Mrs. William Reeve,
Mrs. Minnie r. Richenbach, Mrs. II.
F. Poplin; membership: Mrs. Oscar
Baer, chairman; Mrs. w. S, Riddell,
Mrs. John S. Clark, Mrs. Henry Baer,
Mrs. E, M, Backlus; printing and
press; Mrs, ], S. Mclean, chairman;
Mrs John S, Myers. Mrs. George S.
Young Mrs. A. G. Humelbaugh; hos
pitality Mrs, j. F. Mullin, chairman;
Mrs. U. S. House, Mrs. w. B. Cor
win, Mrs. j. II. Bean, Mrs. Howard
Wallace Mrs w. F, Andrews, Mrs. j.
L. Hagadorn, Mrs. j. E, Huggins, Mrs.
Amelia Stocks. Mrs. j. B. Cook, Mrs
F. w. Kane, Mrs. Leo Sutro, Mrs, F.
c. Sumner, Miss Bella Lothian, Miss
Grace Barnes, Mrs. W. r., Montgom-
cry, Mrs. Frederick Webb house COM
mittee Mrs, A. M. Parker, chairman;
Miss Mary 2. Jaspar, Mrs. Q, New
comb, Mrs. D. Hunter and Mrs. Ed
win MacGinnis; Venice clubhouse:
Mrs w. o, Tolliver. chairman; Mrs.
F. e. Powers, Mrs. @. H. Alpater, Mrs.
Mrs. Chris Hole; courtesy' Mrs.
George Hunter. Mrs w. L. Adams,
Mrs. Abbot Kinney, Mrs. Mac F. Page,
Mrs. Walter r, Fisher, Mrs. o. e.
Wern, Mrs. F. q. DeLano, Mrs. Will
liam A. Morehouse Mrs. w. D, Cur
tbs, Mrs. Frank Porter. Mrs. w. B.
Corwn, Mrs. r. c, P. Smith, Mrs, i.
H. Dutton education; Mrs. F. r.
Smith, chairman; Mrs. Chris Stans-
bury, Mrs, H, c, Law, Mrs. G. H. Hol-
borrow; art: Mrs. Charles Weinburg,
chairman; Mrs. John C. Stockwell,
Mrs. r. P. Northmore, Miss Hilda Hor-
WITT; forestry and civics: Mrs N p.
! Wilson, chairman; Mrs. H. E, Siddall,
Mrs. B, H. Franklin, Mrs. ]. p, Kwas-
! igroch; history and landmarks; Mrs.
| G. M. Giffen, chairman; Mrs, d. E.
Coppock, Mrs. A. ]. Scott, jr.'
chairman; Mrs. ]. L. Williams, Mrs.
Scott Smith, Mrs. A. Nichols; recipro
city: Mrs, l.. u. Mcclure, chairman;
Mrs. H. C. Carver. Mrs, George Hunt
er; philanthrophy: Mrs. Eta john
son, chairman; Mrs. r. p. Howell, Mrs.