Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
American WOman's League

galow Just won in the Los Angeles
Herald's great contest, and / would
call 1t very valuable property. 1t is
more than a ream."-Stephen Benz
nett.
after having looked at many houses
in Los Angeles, 1 must say this is the
best | have, seen for the money
Louise Rosine johnson.
~ was greatly surprised to find the
Los Angeles chapter ensconced in
beautiful house earned through the
business enthusiasm of the members"
Louise Belden.
AZ was really surprised to see such
n fine substantial home for our league.
From a health standpoint it is far
ahead of the Los Angeles office.
feel certain that our business officers
can accomplish much more work In
their pleasant quarters and unlimited
amount of fresh air 1t is prize,
surely, cozy and home-like, and we
hope for many pleasant meetings.
Mrs. A. j. Potter.
1.-THE league may we'll be proud OF
their new home; it Is such a lovely To-
cation, with such fine homes all around
it."-NIrs. Mary l.. Baillie.
THE league can certainly feel proud
of their new home in one of the beauty
spots of the city."-Mrs. Emma
Wheeler.
May Ine success OF lle AHlel lCeh
Woman's league be more splendid IN
their beautiful new home" Mrs. A. T.
Howard.
Il am we'll pleased with our beauti-
full new home; it surely is an inspira-
tion to us to pull together. Mrs. Il.
E. Hodges.
1T seems too good to be true-a real
fairy story with Miss Jennie Van AL
len as the fairy godmother who scat
ters her gracious gifts with the gem
erosity of a queen."-Mrs. A. NJ. CAL
kins.
Accept my congratulations on your
victory in winning the beautiful bum
galow for the Los Angeles chapter. -
Margaret S. Butter.
you are to be congratulated on Sc
curing such lovely bungalow-all that
can be desired. 1t makes my heart
thrill to see or hear the name of the
American Woman's league."-Anna F.
Clark.
"Oh, how lovely; how beautiful The
American Woman's league is getting
the best of everything. Mrs. c. l..
Richards.
ut is most beautiful, and we have
one of the best women that could be
found anywhere for our representa-
tive."-Fannie Lee Elliott.
"Visted the beautiful bungalow.
feel prouder than ever to be member
or IIe American w OIlttli lSdb uS'
Dora T.. Sturgiss.
THE bungalow is fine. Not one word
of fault can be found with it.'--Helen
A. Newman.
"On my first visit to the beautiful
bungalow l was indeed delighted to
find such a complete and beautiful
home 1t Is a credit to Los Angeles
members, and must necessarily be an
incentive to future effort, as 1t seems
impossible for such a body of repre-
sentative women not to accomplish
anything they may undertake. "-Eliza-
beth Knight Shea.
None could fail to be delighted
with The Herald prize of the league.
Miss Van Allen and the league are In
deed to be congratulated" ."-Stephen
Innes.
"It is worth while to visit the new
home of the A. w. L., for 1t Is beau
tiful place, and it ought to make every
one proud to be a member. Mrs. IL.
McNutt
the enthusiasm and joy of ownership
through our membership in the great
American Woman's league, and stands
as a great triumph of the united ef-
forts of the Los Angeles chapter"
Edith NJ. Desmazes.
1T is more beautiful than my fondest
dream. Emma b. Mellinger,
THE winning of this beautiful house
will always be a monument to the
spirit and ability of the members or
the A. w. Ito accomplish Whatever
they set out to do."-Juliette Phillips.
II was surprised and very much
pleased to find such a delightful home
for our league members; and If our
pleasure in our new chapter house can
be measured by what we realized at
our temporary home, much JOY Is in
store for us all."-Mrs. Rosina Holmes.
81 congratulate the Los Angeles
chapter on their first little nome;
though the members had already out
grown it before they acquired it, they
certainly can enjoy it ION the Install
ment plan" 1t is lovely in construc-
tion, and the surroundings are IDEAL
Elizabeth Howard Hyde.
"a really truly home for the league
to start with. A splendid start. too
clean high-class part of the city, with
air fresh from the Pacific. I am glad
the good fortune came to the league
Carrie Sawtelle Nash.
IAN uplifting, refreshing and refined
beginning for the greatest movement
ever planned for the betterment of
n."-Miss Lottie Wands,
"The bungalow is most charming
lust the most delightful site for a
chapter house."-Martha L. Sharps.
Il think the bungalow is just the
place to inspire the greatest thoughts
and best deeds in us."-Mrs. E. M.
Stowell.
"The bungalow is very delight
full. It is certainly in beautiful To-
cation, a good place for chapter
home Rosetta Ashton.
"I would take one like it for a home
myself, as a gift any time-little blue
closet and all the rest."-Jennie Innes.
This is the prettiest home, beauti-
full and restful, and suitable for the
American Woman's league. With best
wishes for the future. re."-Isabella In
gram.
1.-THE beautiful bungalow, temporary
home of the league, is certainly q
most beautiful and useful prize.
was met with such a hearty recep-
tion when I came in today; and only
hope that the day is near at hand
when we will have an organized chap
ter in Redlands. The work the Los
Angeles chapter has done is certainly
an inspiration to others. Mrs. M. e.
Igot.
It's as easy to secure bargain in used