Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-10
Club News

! Wednesday Morning club studied the
second and third acts of "King John"
yesterday morning and Mrs. F. A.
Christy read carefully prepared
paper giving her Impressions of the
| fourth act of this play, the scene be-
tween Arthur and Hubert. Luncheon
in charge of Mrs. w. B. Tilly was novel
| as to menu and proved happy inno-
| walton well appreciated by the club
women.
The afternoon meeting was, devoted
to study of South American affairs,
Mrs. e. ]. Sergel, curator under the
leadership of Mrs. H. e. Brett. This
part of the program included a paper
by Mrs. Jane Beatty on "Our South
American Relations" and a paper by
Mrs. II. E. Brett on British Guiana" /"
illustrated with curios collected in that
country.
Mrs. Jane Beatty conducted the talk
on current events, giving a tribute to
Julia Ward Howe, Florence Nightin-
gale and several other distinguished
men and women whose deaths have
been chronicled within the past few
months. She also reviewed the politi-
cal situation as revealed by election
returns and spoke with especial inter-
est of the Socialist success in Milwau-
kee and the big Socialist vote cast in
California.
Mrs. ]. T. Miller, 2198 Cambridge
street, entertained chapter E of the
p. e. o. at her home yesterday. The
program was along educational lines,
arranged by Mrs. John H Francis,
chairman of the program committee,
and the principal feature of the morn
ing was an address by Miss Ross, vice
principal of the Polytechnic high
school, on the Education of the Amer
lean Girl" Miss Ross explained the
theory which she is working out with
the students at Polytechnic. 1--WE be-
lieve that girls should understand that
women do not belong in the CONNER
cial world and hope to develop them
along the lines of more domestic af-
fairs" she said.
Mrs. Frank Rublee assisted the hos
tess In entertaining and luncheon for
forty-five guests followed the program.
The tables were arranged with yellow
and white chrysanthemums and a de-
lightful musical feature was the rem
dition of lullaby by little Miss Fay
Scott, aged 5 years, who sang "Bylo.
Honey Lamb, By" with charming
voice and grace.
Guests of the entertaining chapter
were members OF the Boyle Heights
chapter ALB, the newest member of the
sisterhood; Mrs. Stella Walker, Iowa;
Mrs. Josephine Leads, Iowa. Mrs.
Kuhn and Mrs. Oliver from Nebraska
and Mrs. Snyder of the Hollywood
chapter @. One new member was
initiated, Miss Wauneta Brown, and
Miss Charlotte Rockwell gave a COM
prehensive account of the educational
beneficiaries of the sisterhood. AS the
day was the annual educational day
contributions to this fund were accept
ed and proved generously large.
The next meeting will be held No
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Wherry, 1706 Hobart boulevard, when |
a Thanksgiving program will be given.
Parent-T Teacher association of the |
Washington Park school will meet Fri
day afternoon at the school at o'clock |
Women of this school district are urged |
to attend the meeting as an interest |
ing program has been arranged.
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Mrs. Clarence Bush, president of the |
Avenue Parent-Teacher |
will be hostess at a meet |
ing which will be held at her home, |
2SSS North Sichel street, Friday even
ing. ]. B. Monlux, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will speak, and |
there will be music by the children of
the school.
A meeting of the executive board of
the Los Angeles Federation of Parent
Teacher associations will be held in
the club rooms in the Chamber of
Commerce building at 10 o'clock this
For the benefit of the Children's
hospital the members OF the board of
directors are making plans for the re-
,eption of donations to be given two
lays before Thanksgiving, November
% and "a. Cash contributions are
asked and booths will be placed in
;tores,' clubs and lobbies of the various
heaters, where donations will be re-
,eived. Mrs. William T. Johnson is in
charge of these booths, assisted by
Mrs. N. 3. Blackstone, Mrs. Frank w.
Burnett, Mrs. John p. Jones, Mrs. VIII
ard Stimson, Mrs. Thomas p. NeWlin
md Miss Susan Carpenter.
Mrs. c. d. Viele is in charge of the
painting of signs. Mrs, Edwin II.
Carl, Mrs. James Cockins and Mrs.
Walter Trask form the committee on
Mrs. II. B. Rollins has
general charge of arrangements, as
sisted by Mrs. Willard Stmson, Mrs
Iohn IT. Jones and Miss Susie Carpen-
err, who represents the young wom-
ms auxiliary of the hospital board.
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Miss Viola Allen, who is playing this
week at the Majestic theater, will be
IN honored guest at the Friday Morn
ng club tomorrow and will take
luncheon as the guest of the club. 1t
S expected that she will give a brief
ak on great players with whom she
las been associated,