Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-02
Club News

The childs study circle of the
Twenty fourth street school will give q
musicale Tuesday afternoon. The pro
gram will include a reading by Mrs.
Herbert Peery, who was Miss Maude
Parke, a teacher at this school; songs
by Miss Julia Wood, and class songs
by the pupils of the fifth and eighth
grade will complete the entertaining
numbers of the afternoon.
The members of the Marathon
Heights club enjoyed a luncheon Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. {.
II. Heard, Sonoma street. The beauti-
full lawn was utilized for picnic pur-
poses, and as each member brought
one guest there was a goodly assem-
blage. Mrs. A. B. Glass spoke on do
mestic science. The date of the reg
ular meeting next week will be changed
and mem bers of the club will assemble
at the home of Mrs. w. H. Hough, 445
Casco street, at 2 o'clock and will
then visit the Casco street school,
where DIR. e. C. Moore will lecture.
The annual meeting of the club with
election of officers will be held June 10.
The last meeting of the state mem
bership committee of the California
Congress of Mothers and Parent
Teacher associations was held in the
Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium yesterday
morning.
There was a short talk by the new
president. Mrs w w. Hamilton of
Pasadena, and Mrs e. c. Noble read a
letter from the national treasurer, in
which California was again proved to
be the banner state.
A campaign of organization has been
started and is being enthusiastically
carried on by the chairmen of the mem
bership committees of each circle. New
circles are being started every day, and
individual circles are invited to JOIN
the state federation. Organizers are
sent to the little towns and to the
struggling circles to assist in their or
ganization.
1t is recommended that each circle
shall have a membership committee,
the chairman of which shall belong to
the state membership committee. Ihls
will facilitate communication from the
state chairman and will increase the
utility Of this organization. Several of
the out of town circles are making
great effort to eliminate the use of ex-
plosives and fireworks on July 4.
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The annual banquet of the California
Badger club was held yesterday at
Hotel Mount Washington. The decora-
tions were entirely in Shasta daisies,
WHICH CdIIlGQ Obl tliC Niup SO'C-S ~
white and yellow. and the same flower
ornamented the place cards. Covers for
fifty guests were laid at small tables.
The hostesses were Mrs. Talbot-Win-
ship. Mrs. George Zur Oeweste, Mrs.
Theron Nichols. Mrs. Charles Lowell,
Mrs. Ella Brunson, Mrs. Clarence H.
Pease, Miss Margaret Goetz, Mrs. Theo-
dore Kanouse and Mrs. Elizabeth Bar
ber At the presidents table, presided
over by Mrs. L. A. Gould, were seated
the past presidents and the present Of
ficers.
Mrs. Morgan Jones was toastmistress
and conducted a delightful program,
which followed the luncheon. Miss
Margaret Goetz gave a reading, 1.-The
Comet" Mrs. Clarence H. Pease gave
the toast, "A Royal Badger" which
referred with pride to Mrs. Elizabeth
Baker Bohan, the noted writer. Mrs.
L. A. Gould presented a life member
ship in the club to Mrs. j. L. Franz,
club poet, and Mrs. Edith Stewart of
Milwaukee read "The Passing of the
Third Floor Back" Music was fur
nished by Mrs. w. ]. Kirkpatrick and
Miss Margaret Goetz. The new year
books were given out at the close Of
the luncheon.
The Political Equality club will meet
at 230 o'clock this afternoon at the
Woman's clubhouse to hold its annual
election of officers.