Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-29
WILL GIVE BABY SHOW
AT HUNTINGTON HALL
Interesting Display of Infants Is
Promised by the Harvest
Festival Committee

Saturday is to be babies day In
Huntington hall grounds. The variety
will be wide, for there will be ten
classes, and twenty-five prizes will be
awarded. Hot competition is promised
in all classes and an unusually inter-
esting exhibition of infants is promised.
Mrs. Harry Huston has charge of the
baby show, which is to be one Of tho
features of the harvest festival to be
given under the auspices of the ways
and means committee of the Los An
geles Federation of Parent-Teacher as
sociations.
Mrs. Huston has organized many
committees which have ably carried on
their work, but assisting her directly
are Mrs. H. w. Creveling, Mrs. A. B.
Lord, Mrs. J. B. Hutchinson and Mrs,
p. F. McMannus.
The babies will be on exhibition at
half past Q Saturday afternoon, and at
8 o'clock the judges will award the
prizes. Among the judges are men and
women prominent in club and educa-
tional circles. They are Mrs. q. q.
Stephens, Mrs Willoughby Rodman,
Mrs. A. L. Hamilton, Mrs N. p. Con-
rey, Mrs. George Finley Bovard, Mrs
hudson Bayless, Mrs. George w. Jor-
dan. Mrs. Edwin Rumble, Mrs. Elmer
Riggle, Joseph Scott, Frank w. Blair
Frank p. Wolfe, Judge Curtis d. VIII
bur, Judge N. p. Conrey, Capt. j. d.
Fredericks, Rev. ]. Whitcomb Brougher'
Rev. Sigmond Hecht and Heber Bal
derson.
The babies will be divided into ten
classes with fourteen subdivisions, for
which twenty-five prizes will be given,
as follows:
1A-To 6 months, two prizes, boy and
girl.
boy and girl.
SC-one year to III years, two prizes,
boy and girl.
4D-One and half years to years,
two prizes, boy and girl
5E-Two years to years, two prizes,
boy and girl.
6F-Three years to years, two
prizes boy and girl.
7GAHeaviest in class A, two prizes
boy and girl.
SH~Youngest in class A, two prizes,
boy and girl.
I-Prettiest twin girls, one prize.
J-Prettiest twin boys, one prize.
K-Prettiest mixed twins, one prize.
9L-Mother with largest family, one
prize.
M-Negro baby, two prizes boy and
girl. :.
The children who are already regis
tered for the show are:
Glass Alec v. Thomas, Myrtle III.
Jacobs, William A. Alspach, Doris M.
Connell, Clorinda Jones and William
Quasi.
Glass B-Raymond F. Lee, Merle
Melvin, Eleanor M. Minor, Ira A. Ha-
genbrich, Minerva e. Knapp, NLouise
Norris, Cheryl Rieger, Richard G.
Menefee, Evelyn Viella Pritchard, Theo-
dore Pennington, Maxine e. Dearden,
Floyd H. Talmer and Joe l.. Mahan.
Class C-Dorthea r. Johnson, Marion
Morris, Helen v. Dennis, Susie M.
YapIe, Claudia I. Sealy, Phillip ].
Blair, Zelzah d. Rhoads, Rose B. Ma
carter, Violet A. Sorensen and Doris I.
Mcmillan.
Glass D-Albertlna Teekanys. Ed
ward ]. Nickerson, Virginia L. Nanse-
lam, Lou M. Little, Walter Wright,
Charles B. Underwood, Amytis L.
Richey, Phena A. Williams and Ray
mond A. Gires.
Glass E-Wilna Wagner, M. Kazan-
lain, Frederick w. Marine, Wesley
Landeberg, Louise Fulto n, Cora G.
Jones, Kressent Rhoades and Waldo
Mcmillan.
Glass F-virginia A. Oates, Katherine
LittIeton, Alonzo c. Little, Edward
Kazanjain, Josephine c. Graham, Harry
Emerson Hall and Dorothy H. Stein
berg.
Glass I, twin girls-Alice and Augusta
Hoffman, Bernice and Bernette Paul
sey, Evelyn D. and Ethel M. Weaver,
Dorothy M and Dolores M. Nelson.
Glass ], twin boys-George F. and
Phillip G. Briescar, Louis and Edward
Arsentult.