Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-14
Club NenS

Los Angeles section of the National
Council of Jewish Women will hold
its final regular session for the year
Thursday morning at Labor Temple.
Plans will be made for the annual
meeting to be held. the first Thursday
in May.
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The Equal Suffrage league of the Col
lege Women's club Will meet Saturday
afternoon in the Y. w. c. A. building.
Five circles will be organized to take
up the study of equal suffrage, each
circle having n different topic for
study. Mrs. English of the Normal
school is president of this club and
the members are anxious that all
young college women who are eligible
to membership will attend this meeting
as guests. There will be an informal
social meeting following the business
session.
The music section of the Ebell club
met yesterday morning to study the
"Niehelungen" ring. DR.. Bruce GoTdan
Kingsley. who has been i'll, was unable
to deliver the lecture announced and
Mrs. Margaret La Grange appeared
in his place. Her talk upon the myths
and fables Of the "Niebelungen" ring
was one of the delightful events of
the year. She will continue her talk
meeting of the section April 27.
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Mrs. George w. Jordan was the
unanimous nominee for president of
the Cosmos club at the meeting held
Yesterday. Other officers nominated
were Mrs. C. w. Murray, first vice
president; Mrs. Leigh Thornton and
Mrs. oscar Baer, second vice presi-
dents; Mrs. John G. Stockwell and
Mrs. A. Parker, corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. 2. w. Garn, present record
ing secretary, was nominated for re-
election. Those nominated for the di-
rectorate were Mrs. II. c. Cover, Mrs.
w. o. Toliver, Mrs. A. j. Bledsoe and
Mrs. L. u. Mcclure.
The election Will be held at the next
meeting. April 27. Mrs. Florence Col
Inns Porter conducted the round table
for members only yesterday
Miss A. e. Wadleigh was in charge
of the Ruskin Art club meeting yester-
day. Mrs. r. B. Long read a paper
on Spanish Amusements," which in
cluded bull fighting, music and dane
ing and ball games Mrs. M. L. Con-
rey discussed the arts and crafts OF
the different Spanish epochs. Miss
Wadleigh gave the characteristics of
the various Spanish cities and some
miscellaneous notes of general interest.
The nominating committee for this
club will be appointed at the next
meeting and election of officers VIII
take place April 27
Officers were nominated at the Gal
pin Shakespeare club yesterday after
noon as follows: President, Mrs. e. II.
Barmore; vice president, Mrs. j. z.
Fitzgerald; recording secretary Mrs.
]. b. Stearns; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Edward North: treasurer, Mrs.
G. S. Ward, and director, Mrs. Reuben
Sheppler. The election will take place
the second Wednesday In May; The
program yesterday afternoon consisted
of scenes one and three from the first
act of "Cymbeline." which were given
by Mesdames Tuck, Clampett and
Baker, Miss Adams and Miss Smith.
The program was prepared and direct
ed by Mrs. c. r. Mcclure and included
a talk by Mr.. Galpin on rural life and
it's effect on character, and paper by
Mrs. r. II. S. Variel on loyalty or
Shakespeare's men and women, with
five readings by Mrs. Reybourn.
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The Hundred Year club, accompanied
by Physical Director Warman. pur-
poses walking to the vandegrift place.
La Canada, today. The walk up the
trail to the summit of Mt Wilson was
highly enjoyable, health-giving and
soul-inspiring.
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The Hollywood Woman's club met
Yesterday afternoon at Toberman hall,
where a delightful musical program
was arranged under the direction of
Mrs. e. D. Roessler The numbers In
cluded piano solos by Miss Viola
Lownes, Miss Eleanor Roessler, Miss
Lillian Stanton and Miss Pauline East
man, two violin solos by Miss Mary
Aull delighted the listeners and songs
by Mrs. Guilford Staddan were an en-
joyable feature of the day.
The next meeting of the club will be
held April 20, when the meeting will be
at the Japanese bungalow, the usual
location.