Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
CLUBS FOR THE WEEK
MONDAY

Ebell club-Installation of officers.
miss Civilization" by Richard Har-
ding Davis, presented by Lillian Burk-
hart Goldsmith, produced for the first
time in the west, by permission of Col
lier's Weekly
Marathon Heights club-At home of
Mrs. w. E. Mckee, S24 Bryant street.
Hollywood Woman's club executive
board $50 o'clock.
TUESDAY
Annual meeting Lyric club.
San Pedro Woman's club reciprocity
luncheon.
Oasis of Los Angeles, Daughters of
Isis, basket picnic at home of Mrs.
Mottell, Long Beach.
Dramatic committee, Friday Morning
club, 2:30 O'Clock. Justice" by John
i + i i i. = S+s*s*.s.
Frank Stoddard, Mrs. C. c. Noble, Mrs
F. L. Scofield, Mrs. Harry Huston, Mrs
D. *. Trask and the presidents of
circles.
TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET SCHOOL
The Twenty-eighth street Parent
Teacher association met Thursday af-
| ternoon in kindergarten room with the
newly elected president, Mrs. Wesley
Kroeck, presiding. over one hundred
mothers were in attendance, and
| thirty-seven new signatures were Sc
cured on the membership book. A
| splendid musical program was a fea-
| ture of the afternoon. Mrs. Kroeck
| addressed the meeting on Unity in
the Work" DR.. A. C. Plummer, prin-
cipal at Twenty-eighth street, spoke
| for the teachers, extending congratu-
lations to the new president on her
auspicious beginning and predicted a
great years work for this circle. Mem
| bership in the Los Angeles federation
| was voted, and the meeting concluded
with Get Acquainted Social" Re
| freshments were served by the Off
GERS, Mrs. Wesley Kroeck. Mrs. c. L.
Moshier, Miss Abbie Brown. Mrs. Will
liam Eckhart, Mrs. Charles King and
Mrs. C. A. Merrill. A school picnic was
decided upon as the closing event of
| the year, to be held June 25 at Syca-
more grove.
FIFTY-SECOND STREET
Celebrating the opening of the new
| school, the members of the Fifty-sec-
ond Street Parent-Teacher association
entertained with a splendid program
Thursday afternoon. There were songs
by the entire school and recitations,
songs and dances by the children of
Becketts, Miss Golfers and Mr..
Whites rooms. Mr., White gave a
short talk and others who took part
in the program were Paul Perkins,
Ethel Alexander and Philip Bakerman.
A short talk by j. B. Monlux on "Co-
operation of Parents and Teachers"
followed
It is the ambition of every member
of the circle to beautify the halls and
grounds of the new building. which is
a source of great pride, making it one
of the most attractive in the city.
A social hour followed and refresh
ments were served by Mrs. F. w.
Marsh, Mrs. e. Joiner and Mrs. j. w.
Stuart.
SIXTEENTH STREET
Mothers of the Sixteenth Street Par
ent-Teacher association were hostesses
at a luncheon given in honor of the
teachers of the school Friday during
the noon hour. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with American Beauty
roses, ferns and sweet peas of the
same shade as the roses. Places were
marked with corsage bouquets of the
sweet peas and ferns. Mrs. j. C. Rog-
ers, president of the circle gave a lit
tie address of gratitude to the teach
ers for their work for the year, which
was responded to by Miss Louise Will
liams, principal Of the school.