El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-16
SUBSCRIBERS TO
THE CHARITY BALL.

The annual charity hall by the Wo-
mans Charity association will take
place at the Toltec club the night be-
fore Thanksgiving. The annual ball is
the principal source of revenue for the
charity, and almost the total receipts
from sale of tickets go directly to the
work of relieving women and children
sick or in distress, inasmuch as the
supplies and work are nearly all do
mated to the cause. Subscriptions are
coming in rapidly, though the invita-
lions have been out but few days.
Among those who have already sub
scribed are Messrs. and Mesdames w.
H. Austin, H. W. Broaddus, w. Cooley,
r. c. Candy. John L. Dyer, w. c. Da-
Wis, H. Eichwald, A Krakauer. II. 3.
Stevens, G. R. LIE Baron, 4. Schwartz,
Jos. E. Spence, Parvin Witte, D. L.
White. Geo. E. Wallace, ]. Calisher,
T. Thatcher. Jos. Sweeney, W. l..
Gaines. Lamar Davis, F. r Tobin, A.
Courchesne, H. T. Ponsford, z. Moye,
Jos. Zelman, Mrs. Guy Hammert, Mrs.
Leila T. Moore, Mrs. f. j. Fatman,
Miss H. Grace Franklin. Maj. !. H.
Sutherland, Lieut.. F. NJ. Brabson,
Lieut.. R. s. Coles, Messrs. Max Moye.
James Vance. A H. Loizeau, W. c.
Harvie, Henri Letord, W. G. Walz, Rob
ert L. Holiday, w. +. Arnold, N.
Schwartz, W. T. Downing, A. Fl. Cold
stein, Paul Hammett, Robert Krak
aeur. ]. ]. McCourt, w. K. MARI. Wal
ter H Scott. Nathan Solomon. DR.. and
Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. B. B. Bailey. Mrs.
Josephine Morfit, B. Blumentnal and
brother, E. Morrow, Albert Matthias,
Mrs. J. C. Lakeland, Mrs Harry Lack
land. Walter L. Kohlberg. Mrs. Katie
MARI, Merton Lindsey, Frank Powers,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Slater, Mr.. and
Mrs William Garvin NJ. and Mrs. Her
bert Boas, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bray,
Mrs E. Kohlberg
Subscribers not in the above list are
requested to telephone Mrs. Geo. r.
LIE Baron, No. 1926, so as TO enable the
tracing of errors or unsigned remit
tanceS.
The following committees are max
ing elaborate arrangements for the
charity ball, which promises to be the
most successful ever given:
Hall committee-Mrs w H. Burgess,
chairman; Mrs ]. G. McNary. Mrs. W.
E Race. Mrs. A P. Coles.
Press committee-Mrs. ]. A. Raw
lings. chairman; Mrs. <. C. Candy, Mrs.
H. D. Slater
Printing committee-Mrs. George lie
Baron, chairman; Mrs. Otis Coles, Mrs.
F. W. Norton, Mrs. ]. W. Eubank.
Invitation committee-Mesdames z.
T. White, W. L. Tooley, J. L. Dyer, w.
H. Bryan, J C. Lakeland, c. H. Leavell,
Julius Krakauer.
Music committee-Mrs. William Glas-
Cow. chairman; Mrs. J. F. Williams,
Mrs. w. D. Howe. Mrs. P. J. Edwards.
Decoration committee Win
chester Cooley. chairman; Mrs. H. 5.
Potter. Mrs H. S. Beach. Mrs. F. c.
Earle Miss Leigh White
Refreshment committee-Mrs. ]. H
Nations, chairman; Mrs. Josephine
Morfit. Mrs H c. Myles, Mrs. J. A
Dick. Mrs. W. L. Gaines, Mrs. w s.
Crombie. Mrs S. Prudential, Mrs. Fer
nando c. Searle.
AS Thanksgiving draws near and
thoughts turn to family gatherings,
the good dinners and plans of enter
tainment for friends, there comes the
opportunity to do for the homeless and
friendless The charity ball coming OH
THANKSGIVING eve gives this opportu-
nifty to do for others
For years e. Pasoans have united in
giving that the proceeds from the bail
may be used for the poor. This is the
only time during the year that a gen.
eral appeal is made TO the public by
the Woman's charity. The public has
always responded most generously
and the women of the association
trust that this year will be no excep-
ton. The Woman's charity depends on
the proceeds of this ball for the con-
tinuance of it's work through the year.
This work is carried on most eco
nomically Very needy cases are given
temporary relief, and then investi-
gated.
The Charity aims to help people to
help themselves
At present there is great need of
help. The promoters ask all to re-
member that in giving to the ball it is
twofold, as patrons are giving to those
who are worthy and needy, yet enjoy
ing a most delightful social affair.