Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-24

titled and playground apparatus
bought. Funds for the purpose have
already been obtained, so that the
work will begin Immediately.
Chairmen for several committees to
work during this season were ap-
pointed. They are: Mrs. A. M. Clark,
emergency; Mrs. William Wright,
membership, and Mrs. G. B. Hemphill,
reception. Members of the refresh
ment committee are: Mrs. ]. II. Mar
kel, Mrs. r. L. Doe and Mrs. G. F.
Howard
Mrs. G. p. Hemphill conducted a
round table discussion of How Shall
We Amuse Our Boys After SCHOOL,"
Those who took part in a delightful
musical program which followed the
business session Swere Mrs. Lillian b.
Peters, Miss Iva Holohan and Miss
Pearl Register.
sIxTY-EIGHTH STREET
Members of the sixty-eighth Street
Parent-Teacher association enter
tanned with a reception in the new
building of the school Thursday after
noon. The rooms were decorated with
profusion Of chrysanthemums.
j. b. Monlux and M. G. Bettinger
gave short talks, and there was music
by the Girls Glee club under the direc-
ton of Miss Florence Bostwick. While
there was music by a Hungarian vio-
linist.
THTRTIEH STREET
Mrs. L. M. Vance spoke at a meeting
Of the Thirtieth Street Parent-Teacher
association in the school house Thurs
day afternoon. She told of the need of
an Industrial department at the Work
ing Boys home, of which she has had
charge for number of years. Chill
dren of the sixth grade entertained
with choral music.
WILMINGTON ASSOCIATION
Rev. William Evans gave an address
of welcome to the members of the
Wilmington Parent-Teacher associa-
tion who have been separated for the
summer and who met for the first
time this season in the school house
Thursday afternoon. George Travis,
principal of the school, responded for
the teachers and members.
H. r. Zint, who is chairman of d
committee in charge of beautifying
the school grounds, gave an outline of
his plans. He asked for the co-opera-
tion of the association in the work.
Members of the emergency commit
tee will meet in the near future to
make clothing for the needy families
Of the school,.
Pupils of the San Pedro Street school
had charge of the program at the
meeting of the Parent-Teacher asso-
citation in the school house Thursday.
Members of the eighth grade sang
several pretty choruses, Dora Thomps
entertained with a scarf dance, Fanny
Fenell and Dora Thomps danced
gymnastic dance, Ethel Hull in the
Highland fling and Almeda Covert
gave piano solo.
B. w Reed principal of the school,
spoke briefly on 1.-THE Causes of Ner-
vousness" and George w. Wood gave
a fifteen-minute talk on "The Practi-
cal Effects Of Osteopathy."
Following the program was busi-
ness meeting, in which reports of all
committees were heard.
This association had charge of the
ice cream booth at the harvest festi-
val and through the members individ-
ual efforts made over $112.
WASHINGTON PARK
A social tea will be held at the
home of Mrs Taylor Frazer on Cypress
avenue, in Eagle Rock valley, October
2S, the returns of which will be used
to help carry on the work of Washing
ton Park Parent-Teacher association.
A delightful musical program has been
arranged, and it is hoped that every
member of the association will CO.
operate in the work by attending. At
a recent meeting of the association
Miss Grace Leonard gave a short talk
and children of the grades entertained
with recitations and songs. A beauti-
full picture is given each month to