Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-29
Club News

M BMBERS of the Ebell club en-
I'VE joyed one of the most delightful
A'-A meetings of the year yesterday
afternoon when under the direction of
Nine. Elsa Won Grofe Menasco pro-
gram of chamber music was presented.
The large auditorium was filed with
an enthusiastic and appreciative as
semblage, and the musical numbers
which were offered were indeed worthy
OF such an audience and such surround
ings.
The program was given by Nine.
Elsa Won Grofe Menasco, cello; julius
Bierlich, VIOLIN r. Wiedoeft, clari-
nette; Ferdinand Won Grofe, viola;
Carlton Wood, VIOLIN A. j. Stamm,
piano; Mrs. Il. w. Martindale, piano.
1t included these numbers:
Quartet for piano, clarinette, violin,
yioloncello-Allegro moderate, adaglo
motto (Walter Rabl, opus -, A. j.
Stamm, r. Wiedoerf ]. Bierlich, Nine.
Menasco; popular cello soli-(a) ''Sere-
made" (Schuber9, OBJ "Madrigale' Isl
monettD (c) "Berceuse' (Godard),
Nine. Menasco; adagio from concerto
for violin (Max Bruch, opus 26), julius
Bierlich, A. J. Stamm; quartet for
strings - (a) "Andante Cantabile"
Internationally, (b) "Minuet" Bicche-
rini) ]. Bierlich, Carlton Wood, Ferdl-
nand Won Grofe, Nine, Menasco; MOD
ern cello soli-(a) ITO a Wild Rose"
(MacDowelD, (b) "Nocturne' (Juilus
KlengeD. (c) "Gavotte" (Henry Hadley,
opt1s 36. No p, Nine. Menasco; sonata
for cello and piano-"Andante Motto
Tranquillo" (Grieg), Nine. Menasco, a.
]. Samm.
Following the musical numbers the
club members enjoyed tea served from
three tables, one of which was spread
in q sunny corner of the patio. Mrs. Il.
E. Ford was in charge OF the tea taoies'
-ssss-
The new dramatic section of the
Ebell will be organized Tuesday, April
4. The program will include a TAX on
| 'rhe principles of Dramatic Criticism,
by Mrs Allen d. Butt; sheridan the
Playwright" Mrs. B. Dickson, and
reading from 1.-The Rivals by Mrs.
j. V. Mcclure.
The members of the Southern Califor-
MIA Woman's Press club Will nold d
special meeting today at the Virginia
hotel. where Mrs. r. Herbert jackson,
curator OF the art collection, VIII dct
as special hostess, and the management
of the hotel will serve refreshments
Snecial cars will probably take the
marty to Long Beach, and members are
| inviting one or more guests to accom-
many them. Mrs Van Pelt will nave
| charge of the program, which will in
| clude music and dramatic numbers.
s.
The opening of the new Utah street
school nursery was an event OF con-
siderable interest to all members OF the
Mothers congress and their friends.
THESE members of the home econom-
les committee were in charge: Mrs ~
p. Mapel. chairman; Mrs. II. O. BOYD
Mrs. ]. Il. williams, Mrs. II. 1roW-
bridge, Mrs. J. L. Harris.
The program was given by Mrs. Chai-
mers Smith, Rev. DR.. S. Hecht' Joseph
Scott and DR.. e. c. Moore, VINO made
short addresses.
Vocal solos were given by Mrs j. H.
| Norton, Miss Rosalia Ayala, a reading
by Mrs A. NJ. Call1ins, and song by
| sammy Leavitt, and the vernon ave
nue. school orchestra, composed or nine
BOYS, furnished music throughout me
afternoon. More than 100 men anu
| women registered in the guest book
pofreshrents were served by the
teachers of the Utah street school, as
sisted NV some of the members of the
| Parent-Teachers' association. Tea was
served by young Russian women IN ma
/ tional costume, who made the tea III
| the Russian samoVars.
| The addresses were eXcellelt anu "
the noint. and the musical and literary
n mn were much enjoyed by the
| listeners.
| -
The transportation committee OF tne
Mothers congress is making arrange
ments for a special car to carry mem :
| hers to the Reciprocity meetlnS al
INC Reach next Thursday. The car
viii leave the Pacific Electric station
at 900 in the morning, and all those
members who wish to go are requested
| to notify Mrs. Sheffield