Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-07

Mrs. Willitts J. Hole, Mrs. George w
| Bayly, Mrs. William II. Jamison, Mrs
p. G., Hubert, Mrs. II. l.. Story, Mrs
d. X. Dickinson. Mrs. Mathew S. Rob
ertson, Mrs. Wiltcie b. Ames and Mrs
Malone Joyce. Alternates are Mrs. j
| H. Holder. Mrs. William J. Chichester
Mrs. NJ. H. Boehner, Mrs. Edward C
Dieter, Mrs. Lewis Clark Carlisle, Mrs
Russell ]. Hallett, Mrs. Lew Collins
Mrs. J. 4. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Eliza
beth Hutchins.
The Cosmos club will be represented
by Mrs. Charles Stansbury, Mrs.
Charles Weinburg, Mrs. F. e. Wolfe
and Mrs. George w. Jordan. chair
man of the state clubhouse loan as
ISOLATION, and the civic association by
Mrs. Oliver C. Bryant, Mrs. N. e.
Wilson and Mrs. Harriet Myers.
From the Galpin Shakespeare club
will be Mrs, George Rice, Mrs. e. H.
Barmore and Mrs. J. b. Stearns and
from the Wednesday Morning club
Mrs. w. c. Mushet, Mrs. Henry e.
Brett, Mrs. /. o. Bachelor and Mrs.
Mary Irwin. Mrs. James r. higgins
and Mrs. c. A. Packard will represent
the Highland Park Ebell club; Mrs. l..
A Gould the California Badger club,
and Miss Evangeline Gray and Mrs.
e. D. Burbank the College Women's
club.
Mrs. w. w. Orcutt, member of the
state nominating committee from the
Los Angeles district, also will attend.
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Mrs. William Baurhyte and Mrs. An
drew Stewart Lobingier were speakers
Monday at the Highland Park Ebell
club. Mrs. Baurhyte spoke on the
during her service as chairman of the
philanthropic committee and Mrs. Lo-
bingier explained the beauties and gen.
eral desrability of the Arroyo Seco.
Mrs. Lottie Buck Portefield sang sew
eral beautiful songs. a
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Robert Cromwell Root, A. NJ, gradu-
ate student University of California,
1S99-1902, Pacific coast representative
of the American Peace society, VIII
speak before the Votes for Women
club on the subject of Women and
War" this evening at club headquar-
ters room 95 of the Bryson building.
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Members of the Wednesday Morning
club met for luncheon yesterday, and
following the menu was a program of
toasts, songs, speeches and responses
which made the day memorable one.
The delegates from Wednesday
Morning club to Santa Barbara will
be Mesdames w. C. Mushet, H. E.
Brett, l. o. Batchelder and May Irwin.
Mrs. E. j. Seigel was toast mistress
and presided over this program, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by members of
the club: "Our President" Miss Annie
Pierce; response, Mrs. w. c. Mushet.
"Ex-board," Mrs. Katherine Chamber
lain; response, Miss Martha Thompson.
"Our New Members" Mrs. w. b. Tilly;
response, Mrs. II. I. Thomas "Shake-
speare Section" Mrs. e. d. Park;
response, Mrs. I. o. Bachelor. Our
Husbands" Mrs. F. A Christy; Origi-
nal verses for occasion, Mrs. f. r.
Coles; short talk, Mrs. William Bull
lard. Mrs. w. A. Spalding was guest
of honor for the day.
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The sixth birthday anniversary of
the Cosmos club was celebrated in
fashion at the Ebell club
house yesterday afternoon.
An informal reception preceded the
which consisted of a reading
of Browning's saul" by Mrs. Mary
Moore Grigg, with incidental music,
and played by Miss Fan
ME Dillon.
At the conclusion of the program,
which was beautifully rendered. Mrs.
r. p. Howell, president of the club.
said farewell, and surrendered her
place to the vice president, Mrs. L. u.
Mcclure, who will preside over the
for the rest OF the year. Mr..
and Mrs. Howell and their daughter
will travel through the south and east
for the next three months.
Cutting the club birthday cake was
an inter esting feature Of the afternoon