Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-17

win Gould, William Ruddy Hartman,
| Carolyn M. Hidden, Walter Edgar Jes-
| sup Phoebe lone Joslin, Gertrude Mall
lory, Carrie M. Noble, William Bentley
! Newkirk, Christian l.. oswald, Charles
Leroy Parmenter, Flora Humason Rob-
inson, Mansel j. Richie, Blanch Louise
Roberts, Grace Alice Willett, Ralph
! Waldo Clark, Stephen Hart Clark, Carl
| b. Wirsching, Austin Bryant Gates,
Leslie f. Gay, jr., William Cyrus Han
await Mrs. Edward G. Kuster, Diana
Bralah Mcneil, Leslie James Reed,
| Charles Holmes Scott, Robert John
Taylor, Alice b. Thompson.
ART COLLEGE LUNCHES
Immediately following the commence
| ment exercises the Alumni association
of the college of fine arts gave its an
nual commencement luncheon In the
banquet room at Christopher's. Guests
OF honor were President and Mrs. Bo-
ward, DR.. and Mrs. Scherer, DIR. and
Mrs. e. A. Healy Dean William Lees
Judson, Hector Alliot and the members
OF the graduating class.
The table was elaborately decorated
with Cecil Bruner roses and maidenhalr
ferns, the lights being shaded in pink
| Corsage bouquets of roses and ferns
and place cards, the work OF the men,
! bers, marked each plate.
Miss Alma May Cook, president, pre-
sided and in a short address introduced
| Dr. BoVard as toastmaster. DR.. BoVard
made a short address in which he
spoke in glowing terms of the work ac-
complished during the last year, and
| introduced DR.. Scherer.
DR.. Scherer spoke in an optimistic
vein of the natural beauties of Califor
MIA, the paradise of the artist, and pre-
| dicted a great art center for Los An
geles
DIR. Healy, president of the board of
trustees of the university, spoke in be-
half of that body, bringing the Fine
Arts alumni greetings from the uni
versity.
1.-THE Faculty" was the subject of
Mrs Nell Danely Brooker, member of
the faculty, who spoke of the studies
of the art student. "The associate
members" were represented by Mrs.
Susie May Berry Dando.
Prof. William Lees Judson, dean OF
the college, made a short address on
the work and aims of an art school, and
was followed by a vocal solo by Mrs.
Ruth Fletcher Woodward, accompanied
by Miss Florence Winter.
Miss Vesta Smith spoke for the grad
uatng class, and Miss Emma Bridges
represented the student body of the
college.
Miss Arley Gordon Tottenham. vice
president, spoke OH w lldI AluAlliA
Members are Doing" the closing ad-
dress of the afternoon being by Hector
Alllot, who spoke on "A Sane Art"
Mr.. Alliot spoke in an enthusiastic
manner of the work of the art student
and the application of art principles to
everyday life.
NAMES ON TABLETS
One of the principal events of the
luncheon were the inscribing of clay
tablets with the name of each guest.
The tablets will be baked and placed in
the walls of the college building, each
alumni luncheon to be commemorated
in this manner in the college building.
Following the program short busi-
ness session was held. Miss Jessie
Downey Jones was elected president to
succeed Miss Cook, who had served the
time limit and who was elected vice
president of the association.
Miss Arley Gordon Tottenham was
elected secretary, but being unable to
serve Miss Bess Edwards, a member
Of the graduating class was elected for
that office. Miss Marion Blumve was
elected treasurer.
At the same hour the alumni of the
college of oratory held luncheon in an
adjoining room at ChristopherS, and
the two associations exchanged greet
ings. Decorations for this luncheon
were III BOlQ duQ WLltop LILO SOllCSC
colors Miss Edna Addison acted as
toastmistress. Other speakers were
Misses Helen Pitner, Edith Romig,
Goldie Zumwalt, Alma Swain, the 1910
graduate, and Miss Beulah Wright,
dean of the college.
The alumni Of the college of music
held a luncheon and reunion at the
Hotel Mount Washington, where an in
formal program was rendered.
last aVaOinQ the alumni of the coll
lege of liberal arts held it's twenty
sixth annual commencement reunion
at the Hotel Hayward, at which Lee G.
Gates made the principal address Of the
evening on 1.-THE College of Life" DR..
Bovard was present and made few
remarks. He is a member of this asso-
citation, being a graduate of the col
lege.
In addition to the banquets and
luncheons of the alumni of the college
the faculty of law entertained the
graduating class yesterday morning at
breakfast, and the law alumni will hold
a banquet the first of the week.