Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-01
Clubs

Cosmos club entertained with a mu-
sicale and social hour yesterday after
noon and the affair proved one of the
most entertaining of the club season.
Miss Jessie Weimar and a group of
her pupils gave this program:
Summer .......'.'.'''''''.''''' chamlaaae iane
'Berceuse' ..............s........s..s'. OoudFu
Miss Pearl Culbertson.
sunbeam" ..-......'..''''''.''''''''. Honau
Miss Honor Graham.
Miss Jessie welmar
Duo, I'm the Deep Retreat uakmeo. .Delioes
Miss Honor Graham. Miss Pearl Culbertson.
"A Spanish Love Song" "......,.,.....,. sawyer
Council to Nina" "..,..!..,...:.''.''''.'W 'Wekerin
Miss Honor Graham.
1.-THE Happy Prince"-A story by Oscar wild
with Incidental music, by Liza Lehmann.
Miss Jessie Weimar.
Miss Myrtle l.. Parks at the piano.
Loves Dilemma" ".................. Rlchardson
"Hushl My Little One" .;...:....''. .BeVisham
Miss Pearl Culbertson.
Miss Lane was at the piano.
A short business meeting served to
introduce Mrs. George Cote, the newly
elected recording secretary, and Mrs.
j. B. Cook and Mrs. L. H. Dutton,
delegates to the district federation
convention.
Hostesses for the social hour were
Mrs. j. S. Mullin and Mrs. y. S. House.
There were two tables daintily decor
ated with E. trailing vines of autumn
tinted foliage and Mrs w. B. Corw1n
and Mrs. Frederick Webb poured. As
Howard Wallace, Mrs. w. f. Mont
gomery, Mrs. Leo Sutor, Mrs. W. F.
Anderson, Miss Belle Lothian and
Mrs F. c. Sumner
The next meeting will be held De-
cember Ia when j. H. Young, M. D.,
will lecture on the first of a series of
Shakespearian subjects and vocal
music for this occasion will be sup
piled by Arthur Amsden Macurda.
s.
William c. Owen will speak at the
Votes for Women club, 915 South Olive
street, this evening on the Pros and
Cons of the Equal Suffrage Movement"
Parliamentary drill will occupy the
first fifteen minutes of the meeting
under the leadership Of Miss Ethel
Whitehead.
Harmonic club will meet today with
Mrs. John ]. Abramson in Romeo
street. There will be about eighty in
vited guests and many of the numbers
on the program are written by local
women composers, including Miss
Laura Zerbe, Miss Fannie Dillon and
Abbie Foster Jamison.
Literature of ancient Mexico was
studied at the Ruskin Art club yes
terday, under the sprightly and gra-
cious leadership of Miss Cordelia Kirk
land. Miss Laura Emery gave a talk
concerning recent discoveries in an
cient Nahuatl literature and some of
its most interesting characteristics.
Mrs. w. J. Saunders read the trans
lation of letter Of an Aztec mother
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Hodgin exhibited and described a fac
simile of the CodeX Nuttall, that in
teresting missing manuscript of the
ancient Aztecs for which Mrs. Zelld
Nuttall, a California woman, searched
many years through the museums and
galleries of Europe. Mrs. Hodgin told
the story of the eventual discovery nf
this manuscript owned by Lord Cur
zon and loaned to the British museum
and of it's removal from that place to
the Oxford museum that the fac simile
might be made at the expense of The
Peabody Academy Of Sciences.
Miss Mary Bernard related legends
of ancient Mexico and Mrs. N. p.
Conrey read a review of a South
American romance, "Maria," the scene
of which is laid in the United States
of Columbia. Miss Kirkland closed the
program by telling of the Mexican
miracle play.
This club will hold a social meeting
this afternoon at the club rooms in
the Woman's club house, and Mrs.
Fred Wood will speak of her ex-
periences in Central America.
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Los Angeles branch Audubon society
will meet Friday, December 8, with
Mrs. William r. Myers, 3O6 Avenue
Sixty-six. Birds of Southern Califo-r
MIA will be discussed and studied.