Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-13

end that Los Angeles may justly be
called the city beautiful. We want
substantial buildings, that will stand
through the years to come as models
of strength, safety and convenience
To do this we must have architects
with intellect; men of ideas; men who
love their profession and make a life
study of It; who take pride in their
work and look beyond the profit of
the particular job; reputation build
ers, who when their lives are over
will have more than a dollar mark for
the headstones of their graves; men
whom their city will remember and
honor; good architects; good men; good
citizens"
other toasts were as follows:
California" by Joseph Scott, presi-
dent chamber of commerce.
1.-THE State Board" by VIM. Curett,
president state board, northern district
American Institute" by William S.
Eames of ST. Louis, past president
American institute.
"The San Francisco Chapter by
VIM. Mooser. president San Francisco
chapter
Architectural League" by A. F.
Rosenheim, president Architectural
league, former member Bungalowian
Adopts.
Let Me Govern You" by H. F. Ell
lery state engineer.
Architectural Engineering" by John
P. Krempel. president state board,
southern district, probationary member
Concrete Reinforsis.
What We Know About Architect
ure," by Lionel Deane, secretary state
board, northern district.
Upper Currents" by OctaVius Nor
gan, member state board, also exalted
potentate order Steel Um-Hi.
East Lake Architecture, our Grand
sire" by Joseph c. Newsom, member
state board.
House and Home" by Sumner P.
Hunt, member state board, also Order
Bungalowian Adopts.
THE Panama Exposition by Syl-
vain Schnaittcher and VIM S. Hebbard,
members state board.
"San Francisco" by Clarence w.
Ward, member state board.
THE Poetry of Architecture" by
Fred L. Roehrig, secretary state board,
southern district,
Original poem, by President Frank
D. Hudson. translated into prose by r,
B. Young, chairman entertainment
committee.
Silence, by John Parkinson.
VISITING ARCHITECTS
The visiting architects were W. S.
Eames of ST. Louis, former president
Of the national organization; J. p.
Coates, Sacramento; w. S. Hebbard, L.
Gill and Henry Lord Gay, San Diego;
]. w. Dolliver, Y. NJ. O'Brien b. j.
Joseph, Clinton Day, John Bakewell,
ir., William Curlett, J. c. Newsome, c.
r. Ward, l.. Deane, William Mooser
r, p. Ross, S. Schnaittcher. L. c. Null
gardt, John c. Pelton and w. b. Far
vile Of San Francisco.
Following are the members of the
Southern California chapter:
Harrison Albright, John c. Austin, j.
]. Backus, L. w. Garrett, b. B. BiXby
c. II. Brown, Joseph j. Blick, Silas r.
Burns, j. Lee Burton. George e. Berg
strone, George F. Casterison, b. c. Cor
bett, f. r. Dorm, A. Wesley Eager, F.
P. Davis, p. w. Ehlers, Theodore A.
Eisen, p. A. Eisen. w. e. Erkes, Ly-
man Farwell, r. d. Farquhar, P. H.
Frohman, Thornton Fitzhugh, w. $.
Garrett, Holmes, w. Glidden, Charles ).
Greene, Henry NJ Greene, Elmer Grey,
w. s. Hebbard. Fred Hernlein, Charles
F. Helmle, John c. Hillmen, G. A.
Howard, jr., Myron Hunt, Sumner +;
C. Kent, Arthur r. Kelly, Julius
w. Krause, former superintendent
Of public buildings; John P. Krem-
pei, A. c. Martin, S. r. Marston N. F.
Marsh, Lester S. Moore B. M. Morris,
Octavius Morgan. A. A. o. Munsell, S.
r. Norton, John Parkinson. Fernand
Panmentier, II. w. Paterson, J. N.
Preston. II. A, Reeves, F. L. Roehrig,
A. f. Rosenheim, F. l.. Stiff, w. j,
Shattuck, A. G. Smith. Norman St
clair, l. c. Smith, William F. Thomp-
son, F. r. Train, p. J. Van Trees,
August Wackerbarth, Albert R. Walker
J. A. Walls, c. p. Whittlesey, F. W.
Wilson, r. E. Williams, n. f. Withey,
G.. II. Wyman, r. B. Young. Junior
members: O. w. Morgan. H. II. Maxim,
W. G. Pennell, f. w. Young and How
ney d. Forrest.