Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
MOTHERS PLAN
BIG GATHERING
RECIPROCITY DAY WILL BE
CELEBRATED
PREPARE SPLENDID PROGRAM
FOR LONG BEACH MEETING
Interesting Report Given by Delegates
of the Congress Who Attended
Recent Convention at
Berkeley

The California Congress of Mothers
held its quarterly meeting yesterday
afternoon in the Olive street school
house. Delegates from 144 of the Par
ent-Teachers' associations from which
the congress draws its members were
present and heard the report of Mrs.
G. c. Noble delegate to the recent con-
Vention at Berkeley, where she induced
twenty-five arent-Teachers' asSocia-
tions to affiliate with the congress.
The next important meeting of the
congress will be at Long Beach March
81, RECIPROCITY day. for which the
Long Beach federation of Parent
Teachers associations has prepared a
program consisting of three sessions,
in the morning at 1915 in the after
noon at 80 and in the evening at 1880.
Prominent speakers and well known
vocalists and musicians VIII take part
in the program, which has been pre-
pared by a committee consisting of
Mrs. Catherine p. Wheat, Mrs. Will
y II. Schillng, Mrs. Isaac Springer and
Mrs. Harry Stearns, and an invitation
is extended not only to members of
the congress but to all mothers who
are interested in the work of the or
ganization
The sessions will be held in the Con-
gregational church, Third street and
Cedar avenue, Long Beach, and the
programs will be as follows:
Mrs. Catherine Pierce Wheat, chair
man; pages, S. Ruth Miller, Lucille
Bourne.
Morning session, 1O:15-Organ pre-
lude Miss Theta Mae Lynn; invoca-
tion. Rev. f. NJ. Rogers First Chris
tian church: 1920, vocal solo, "A
Group of Favorites,' Mrs. Princess
Long; 1O:35 violin solo. Miss Nixon;
1910, greetings from Long Beach dis
trict, Mrs. George Alonzo Miller, presi-
dent; 10:45, welcome to the city, Mayor
Windham 1850, response from State
President Mrs. Chalmers Smith; II, an
hour with Long Beach workers, five
George Barndollar; p. E. o., "Our Ed
ucational Fund" Mrs. j. A. Romnger
ID. A. r., Mrs. j. ID. Graham; w. c.
II. u, Mrs. f. e. Young; Y. w. c. A.,
Miss Smith, secretary; Civic league.
Mrs. e. N. Strong; our schools, James
ID. Graham superintendent; our asso-
Citations, Mrs. w. II. Schllling; u,
vocal solo, Miss FIossie Goldsmith
violin obligato, Miss May Goldsmith;
adjournment for luncheon; Mrs. w. r.
Pascoe, chairman; Mrs. George Alonze
Miller toastmistress. Everyone invited
to remain.
Afternoon session, 1:3O--Piano pre-
lude; Instrumental solo. Miss Nelsen
$40, invocation, Rev. Henry Booth,
solo, Miss Lucy Wolcott; 2, an hour
with the state committees, fve-minute
talks; emergency, Mrs. Chalmers
Smith; children's hospital, Mrs. c. e.
Huntcherson; educational, Mrs. L. V.
Twning; Legislative, Mrs. o. Shepard
Barnum; patriotism, Mrs. H. c. Ter
rell; maternity cottage, Mrs. A. M.
Lord; home economics, Mrs. e. B.
Maple; literature, Mrs. O. r. Helping;
Fairgrounds, Mrs. F. l.. Scofield; 1855,
Instrumental solo, Miss Ethel Putnam:
8, vocal solo. Mrs. w. e. Wiseman,
Mrs c. r. Mitchell, accompanist; 3:10
address, "The Boy and the Girl" Dr.
Kate Warning Barrett: discussion, led
by Mrs. Hester Griffith; 4, adjourn
ment; 4;10 reception, in art gallery of
Hotel Virginia, Mrs. r. H. Jackson,
Mrs r. H. Mock, hostesses.
Evening session, 7:30-Concert pre-
Jude, high school orchestra, Edwin
kirkpatrick, leader; 8, vocal solo, Mrs
Stanley Hoyland; S:10 invocation, Rev.
w. Belts, First M. e. church; S:15,
rC ding Mrs VIII Julian; 1925, vocal
SO. J. Mrs. C. l.. Day; address, Bring
ing Up Parents the Way They Should
Co." Rev. Matthew Hughes of Pasa-
dena.