Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-14
Clubs

Dealings of writer and publisher were
discussed at the Woman's Press club
meeting yesterday with interest upon
the part of both speakers and auditors.
The paper on the preparation and
placing of book manuscript by Sam
uel Travers Glover was read by Mrs.
D. c. McCan. He gave concise direc-
tions as to style of paper, width OF
margins and many other technical de-
tails not always familiar to writer's
who would like to please editors.
Miss Winifred Webb read a letter
from the president of the Clarke Pub
fishing company in which other neces-
sary and interesting points concerning
style to be followed and subjects to
be considered for various publications
were mentioned.
Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz gave a
talk on contracts, showing clearly the
lines to be observed by author and pub
Usher and their responsibility and liza
bility each to the other. Following
her talk many questions concerning
individual difficulties that had arisen
were asked and the legal opinion Of
the speaker helped to solve many vex-
ing problems.
Mrs. McCan spoke of the reception
and musicale which is to be given by
the club the evening of December 27
at the Womans club house. Each
member of the club is invited to be
unbonneted and to serve on the gen.
eral hospitality committee. Guests
will be welcomed and members may
invite them individually or by sending
a list of names to Mrs. McCan, have
the cards of admission sent directly
by the executive board to those whom
they wish to honor with invitations.
Mrs. Katherine McClusky will give
nf AIIan'd hook
"The Kentucky Cardinal" at Cum
mock school this morning at 1o;So
o'clock.
Program for the Harmonic club
meeting tomorrow afternoon will in
clude study of the Mass, Ave Marie
and Sonata. Mrs. George A. Simp-
son will be hostess and Miss Matte
Williams will be the leader.
Mrs. II. G. Stratton will give two
movements of Schubert's sonata in A,
Miss Sadie Stanton will play violin
obligato to the Schubert ave Marie"
sung by Mrs. j. ]. Abramson-and Mrs.
w. F. Howard will play Beethoven
sonata op. 10, No. l. Miss stanton
Mass" and other musical numbers
will include ave Marie" Millard, Mrs.
Frederick Gros; two movements Of
Beethoven sonata, op. 10. No. 2, Mrs.
George Simpson; Ave Marie" Bach
Gounod, Miss Nancy Grail; piano num-
bers by Mrs. Reynard and Miss Dor
othy Higman and songs by Horatio
Coggswell of the University of South
ern California. who will be guest of
honor of the club.
More than $500 profit accrued from
the bazaar held recently by members
of the Highland Park Ebell club. This
money is for the clubhouse fund, and
with the amount already on hand the
clubwomen will begin building opera
tions early in the spring They own
their lot in Avenue 81 and have much
of the necessary furniture, especially
table equipment of knives, forks,
spoons and linen.
Miss Edith Knox, soprano, delighted
the audience at the club meeting yes
terday morning singing Just Aweary-
in for YOU" by Carrie Jacobs Bond.
and "Rosalie." Mrs. A. M. Calkins
touching upon the needs of careful
diction as we'll as of better choice of
language in all conversation.
Children, grandchildren and friends
under IL years of age will be enter
tanned by members of the club Tues
day, December %. when the annual
Christmas party will be given. The
lODR LdDleS Will pC id1u lpI loV NoNSIo
and bonbons, favors and games will
make the afternoon a happy one for
the children as we'll as for those club
women who will be interested spec
tators to the entertainment of the day.
s.
Parent-Teacher association of Ave-
nue. 10 will give it's Christmas enter
tainment Friday at 1 o'clock. A tree
has been provided and 800 stockings
Allied with candy will be distributed.
A feature of the program will be the
musical program. Selections on the
harp will be rendered during the after
Greetings by the president. Mrs. NJ. II. ,Ises-
SON.
March-Miss Florence George.
Harp solo--pon Luis zawaripa.
Reading-Mrs. Ewing.
Vocal solo-AIiss Lulu Brainard.
Love Dreams (Blalke) by Wilbur Coffey.
Harm soo--Ia Golondrina. Don Luis Zawar-
ipa.
Vocal solo-Miss Hack.
Christmas carols-By school class,
Duet-Msses Hack and George.
Harp selections.
Friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
The California chapter of Colorado
Cliff Dwellers met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. w F.. Goodan. Mrs Isabelle
Churchill. recently Of Denver and now
a member OF this chapter. contributed
an interesting paper discussing with