Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-29
Club News

~ RIDAY MORNING CLUB MEM
bers and friends formed an ap-
II preciative audience yesterday as
they listened to a cleverly written and
entertaining paper concerning "A
Learned Lady of the Eighteenth Cen
tury," which was written and present
ed by DIR. Myra Reynolds.
The speaker had gathered material
for her thesis from three sources, the
early efforts of women to establish
schools for girls, as shown by history,
from the publications for and by wom-
en- which We're in circulation at that
time. Many individual cases We're
cited, and the paper showed wide re-
search and was well received by an
enthusiastic audience.
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Friday Morning club program for
February announces the following
speakers:
February 4-"Immigration, Robert
Watchorn, formerly commissioner of
immigration at Ellis island.
February 11-Margaret Collier Gra-
ham; tributes to her life, works and
character, Mrs Enderlein Shepard and
Mrs. Frank Gibson. Readings from
her unpublished manuscripts: "The
Morality of Staying at Home" and
do They Really Respect Us?" Mrs.
George V. Wright.
February 1S-The Pasmore trio,
chamber music artists.
February 23-Meeting of the dramat-
ic committee, 8 p. m. 1.-THE Truth, by
Clyde Fitch. The play will be read by
the following members: Mrs. Walter
Allan, Mrs. George V. Wright, Mrs.
Hansen Moore, Mrs. William Is. F1ske,
Miss Grace Moallley, DR.. Dorothea
Moore. 8
February 25-"What Are the Friday
Morning Club Members Doing?' Los
Angeles District Federation of Women's S
Clubs, Mrs. r. ]. Waters; municipal
art commission, Mrs. w. J. Washburn;
playground commission, Mrs. Viii
loughby Rodman; housing commission,
Miss Elizabeth Kenney; juvenile court
Mrs. w. D. Byram; municipal farm'
Mrs. j. B. Lippincott; scholarship
plan. Mrs. Randall Hutchinson; civic
association, Mrs. O. G. Bryant; Arroyo
Seco park, Mrs. Andrew S. Lobingier;
League of Justice, Mrs. Charles Far
we'll Edison; Young Woman's Chris
association, Mrs. w. c. Patterson;
Working Boys club, Mrs. H. r. Boyn-
ton; Children's hospital, Mrs. Hugh
Harrison; Los Angeles orphans nome
Mrs. Walter Lindley.
The meetings of the book committee
will be discontinued.
Highland Park Ebell has issued the
following calendar for February:
February - Business meeting
quests admitted at close of business
meeting). Art and travel day, in
charge of Mrs. Beatty. Music, Miss
Penelope Cuthbert. Personal expert
ences in South America, Lemuel
Parton.
February 8, 2:9O p. m.-Follk songs,
Miss Emma Darcy. "The Common
People in the English Poetry of the
Eighteenth Century" Myra Reynolds
Ph. D., associate professor of English
literature, University of Chicago. In
formal reception to DR.. Reynolds.
Faculty of Occldental colIeSe DIS
guests.
February 15-Civics program. Mrs
T. N Burns, chairman of committee.
piano solo, Miss Ada Street. Votes
for women" Mrs. Charles Farwell Ed
son. chairman of public affairs, Friday
Morning club.
February 81, s p. m.-Colonial recep-
ton to the gentlemen. American pro-
gram, $3.50 to $3.50, by Mrs. Eleanor
Lloyd Smith, soprano; Mrs. LeRoy K;
Daniel, pianiste; Mrs. Elizabeth Cloud
Miller, reader.
SECTIONS
Art and travel-February II, San
tiago de Chile Forests and Flowers of
South America; February Is, THE
New Brazil, Rio Janeiro and Its Har-
bor."
Books and conversation = Leader,
Miss Penelope Cuthbert; February 16,
''Our American Magazines"
The Ramblers-Curators, Mines. |
Hastings and Howard; February 0,
$50, at Sycamore grove, Literature
Now Being Produced in Our City, Its
Character and Value; February %,
a walk to Observatory Point.
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Wednesday Morning club observed
its twelfth anniversary Wednesday
in the assembly room of the
Eastside Congregational church, 150