Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06

Members of the International Sun
shine society, Los Angeles branch, are
congratulating themselves over the es-
tablishment of maternity home. Mrs.
M. b. Lint, chairman of the commit
tee in charge, has installed a compe-
tent trained nurse in the home, and will
give her own personal supervision to
the management of this home. Need
for such retreat is a constant one in
Los Angeles, and Sunshine workers,
quick to realize every way in which
they can be of service to the unfor-
tunate, have opened this home.
To raise funds for maintaining their
many charities the women of this soci-
ETY. will sell their "Daily Helps" which
are bound in the form of year books
with a quotation of inspirational value
for each day of the year. These bound
in festal holiday covers of white and
gold, with California's emblem, the
poppy, conspicuous in the decoration,
will be offered for sale during the two
weeks before Christmas by members of
the society, who will have a stall in
one of the downtown department stores
(Hamburger's). The book was COM
piled especially for Mrs. William Wal
lace Mcleod, past president and organ
lied. other achievements of this soci-
ETY. include the establishment of a
scholarship for a girl otherwise unable
to attend school. and various other
praiseWorthy deeds. 1t is urged that all
Sunshiners write post cards or letters
of congratulation to the Rev. DR.. Bur-
ton, CharWood, West Kirby, Cheshire,
England, in celebration of his seventh
eth birthday anniversary. DR.. Burton
was the author of the society motto,
beginning IF you have a kindness
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Johns, assistant corresponding secre-
tary of the club, is travelling with her
invalid mother and sister, and her pres
ent address is 344 Tender street, Van
couver, B. c.
Vacations were given to fiftythree
girls and woung women either at the
Venice Sunshine lodge or in this city
this summer, and the Venice Sunshine
branch assisted in the entertaining of
some of the guests.
Mrs. James Fox, president of the To-
cal branch, has taken apartments at
145 West Fifteenth street, where she
will be at home the third Wednesdays.
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Mrs. r. S. Lanterman, secretary of
the Hoover Street Parent-Teacher as
sociation, spoke at a meeting of the
Hooper Avenue association in the
schoolhouse Wednesday afternoon. Her
subject was 1.-THE Child's Idea of Right
and Wrong" She explained to the
mothers that they should never in any
manner display deception to their chill
dren, for they will think mamma
cheats" If the one person who is
their ideal of perfection will cheat, then
the child is liable to follow the exam
pie set, even in larger matters.
Following Mrs. Lantermans address
there was an interesting duet sung in
the Welsh tongue by Miss Rosalind and
Miss Bertha Harries. Mrs. J. II. Scott
entertained with an instrumental solo,
and there was music by the school or
Chestra.
Members of the emergency committee
of the Hooper Avenue Parent Teacher
association will hold a shower in the
SlausOn avenue club house November
IL. They will bring new material and
partly used garments to prepare for the
use of the needy families of the district
The meeting will last all day and
luncheon will be served.
s
e. A. Brenner of the physical train
ing department of the city schools
spoke al a meeting of the Ninth Street
Parent-Teacher association Wednes-
day afternoon, telling II the necessity
for more and larger Fairgrounds for
this city. He told of the work already
accomplished by the Fairgrounds Of
the city ana OF the Deneht of boys
camps. He especially urged parents to
play with their children, teaching them
the true meaning of sport.
Members of the Trinity Parent
Teacher association will give lam
and jelly shower for the Children's
hospital this week.
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Mrs. J. w. Bullard president Of the
Logan Street Parent Teacher associa-
tion, entertained members of the asso-
citation with reception at her home
Wednesday evening. Prof. J. H. Fran
els spoke and a delightful musical
program was given by Ludwig Opid,
cellist; Lester Donoghue at the piano,
and Miss Mercedes Cielcesska, soprano.
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Miss Rose Hardenburg, principal Of
the Berendo street school, will speak
at a meeting of the Parent-Teacher