Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26

Mackle Mr. and Mrs. William c. Mushet,
Mrs. Ella l. Mitchell, Mrs. Matthew Robert
son, Mrs. Willoughby Rodman, Mrs. ]. d.
Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Riggle. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Rumble, Mr.. and Mrs Heber H.
Balderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Radford,
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. p. Snyder Mrs. Willis Hole,
W. s. Morse, DR.. and Mrs. Stewart Lobinger,
George Stewart.
THE BABY SHOW
Carpenters and decorators will be busy all
week preparing the booths for the festival.
the most prominent Of which will be the one
where the baby show will be held The babies
will be arranged in comfortable cradles on
terraced platforms. There will be eight ladies
on the grounds to register and put them in
the proper classes. They are Mrs. T. A.
Arthur, Mrs. N. B. Armstrong, Mrs. j. Nue.
bell Mrs w. Cronemiller, Mrs. r. T. Rankin,
Mrs, M. o. Olds, Mrs. c. Meideimiller and
Miss Ruth Schofield Babies may also be
registered for the show at the Federation club
rooms 5s7 Chamber of Commerce building,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, from un-
til o'clock. Mrs. w. A. Grosser will have
charge wednesday, Mrs. L. e. Scofield Thurs
day. and Mrs G.. A. McManus Friday.
There will be twenty little girls from tho
eighth grades, dressed nurses to usher and
assist with the care Of the babies Mrs. c.
L. Waite will act their chaperone.
| The show will open at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. There will be ten classes with
fourteen subdivisions. for which twenty-five
prizes will be awarded. These classes are:
A-To months, two prizes boy and girl.
2B-sx months to 1 year, two prizes boy
and girl.
sc-one year to III years. two prices boy
and girl.
4D-one and half years to years, two
prizes, boy and girl.
5ELTwo years to years, two prizes' boy
and girl
sF-rhree years to years. two prizes. boy
and girl
7G-Heavisst in Glass "A, two prizes. boy
and girl.
sH-Youngest In Class A, two prizes, boy
and girl.
I-Prettiest twin girls one prize.
| J-Prettiest twin boys one prize.
| K-Prettiest mixed twins, one prize.
sI--Mother with largest family, one prize.
M-Negro baby, two prizes boy and girl
A class has been added for babies born in
the Maternity hospital. Special prizes VIII
be awarded out-of-town babies.
| Mrs. T. A. Arthur has charge Of the prizes
and already reports the following to be ready
although not as yet assigned to the classes; ;
Three set rings, two hand painted celluloid
baby toilet SETS three silver cups, two pref
tiy embroidered crochet Jackets, two silver
spoons, silver napkin ring, and an embroid-
cred baby pillow.
Those who have charge Of the show are:
Mrs Harry Houston, Mrs. II. w. Creveling'
Mrs A. B. Lord. Mrs. ]. B. Hutchinson ana
Mrs. J. M McManus, and the judges will
be Mrs @. G. Stephens. Mrs. Willoughby Rod
man. Mrs. A. L. Hamilton, Mrs. N. P. Con-
rev. Mrs George Finley Bovard, Mrs. Jud-
son Bayless Mrs George W. Jordan, Mrs
Edwin Rumble, Mrs. Elmer Riggle. Joseph
Scott, Frank W. Blair, Frank e. Wolfe, Judge
Curtis d. Wilbur Judge N. p conrey, Cap
tain ]. B. Fredericks, Rev ]. Whitcomb
|
Baderson.
GROUNDS COMMITTEE
Mrs Stephen Mahood of the Union Avenue
Parent-Teacher association is chairman of
the committee in charge of the decoration Of
the grounds and erecting of the booths. She
| will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Fred
ericks Mr. and Mrs. H. K Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Nellie Gleason.
| Mrs. Lloyd Moultrie is chairman of the
committee in charge Of the apron booth which
members of the Hoover Street Parent-Teacher
are arranging. Fancy bags and aprons Of all
kinds will be sold.
Assisting in the booth will be Mrs. George
! Goldsmith, Mrs william Combs, Mrs Jack
Hammer, Mrs. William Mackie, Mrs. Samuel
selover. Mrs. w. B. Ashley, Mrs W. M
CrandalI Mrs C. Fl. Mcwilliams, Mrs. w. II.
Lamb, Mrs William S. Brice, Mrs. S. A.
williams, Mrs. r. S Lanterman, Mrs. l.. s.
Strasforth and Mrs. Arthur w. Kinney.
! Contrary to previous plans the Mills Col
lege association will not have the pennant
booth and the harvest festival pennants may
be obtained at the Hoover street booth.
| Mrs Charles S. Sayers Is chairman of the
committee in charge of a typical New Eng.
land home, which will be conducted by mem
bers of the Union Avenue Parent-Teacher
association. portable bungalow will be used
| in place of a booth, and hot coffee waffles
and maple sugar will be served New Eng
land curios and articles Of interest will be
on exhibition.
CAKE BOOTH
Mrs. William Porter is chairman OF the
| committee in charge OF the cake booth at the
harvest festival All the cakes sold during
the day will be homemade and contributed by
the schools represented. Those assisting will
be Mrs N. G.. Schuyler and the Huntington
park school, Mrs. ]. W.. Bullard and the
Logan street school, Mrs. F. B. Kinsman and
the Loreto school, Mrs. H. B. Little and the
Sixty-sixth street school, Mrs. G.. S. Rogers
and Sixteenth street school, Mrs. ]. S. Mober-
ley and First street school, Mrs. Clarence
L. Bricker and Ninth street school, Mrs. Fl.
c. Waddell and FIfty-fourth avenue school,
Mrs H H. White and Twenty-hrst street
school, Mrs. W. H. Bissom and Nineteenth
avenue school, Mrs Curtis D. Wilbur and
Cambria school, Mrs. Clarence Arndt and Cal
ifornia street school, Mrs. John Mcclure and
Gates street school, Mrs. ]. Rankin and Grtf-
fin avenue school, Mrs. T. Lee and the Eagle
Rock school, Mrs c. NJ. Dodge and Manchester
school, Mrs A. N. Reynolds and Thirty-hfth
avenue school, Mrs. NJ. Y Hoist and the
sixty-second street school, and Mrs c. =.
Lingstrom and the Prichard street school,