El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-04
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woMEN's ORGANIZATIONS.
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The directors of the Woman's club
met on Tuesday morning and voted
TO hold all meetings OF the club and
of each department at Mrs w. r.
Browns home, during this year. The,
afternoon meetings will begin prompt
" at o'clock, the evening meetings
at 8:15 o'clock. The directors viii
hold their next meeting at 10 o'clock,
Tuesday, February %, at Mrs. Browns
also.
The corresponding secretary reported
that the historian of the T. F. w G.
had requested a paper from the Wo-
mans club giving a historical sketch
OF Ell Paso, as the federation is com
piling q, book giving the authentic his
tory of each city in Texas, to become
a recognized part of Texas history. Mrs.
Jas. L. DWyer has written a sketch of
Ell Paso, which was sent to the state
historian.
New members elected were Mesdames
c. A. Danly and ]. F. Miller. The
courtesies of the club are extended TO
Mrs H. F. Bowie Contributions to
the club house fund were acknowledged
from Mesdames ], H. Erwin, w. W.
Fink, J. G. McNary, H. B. Stevens and
G. L Warren.
vii give a recital in Ell Paso on the
evening of February 9, at the Presby-
terrain church. The affair viii be given
under the auspices of the Presbyterian
I choir, assisted by the Woman's club.
| The program will be announced later.
The well known lecturer, Guy Garlic
ton, will be heard in Ell Paso on the
evening of February 10. and in the aft
ernoon and evening Of February IL. His
subjects will be: The Heart Of
Child" "The Soul of 4 Woman" and
When the People Awake" The lee
! tureS will be in the parish house OF
the Episcopal church, and are given
under the auspices of the Woman's
club.
The musical given Tuesday evening
/ by the music department of the Wo-
mans c1up was one of the delightful
and most successful affairs of the sea-
son, both unsteady and socially. Mrs
Browns spacious home was filled, with
club members and guests, who enjoyed
to the utmostlthe high elias music from
the works of women composers.
The club day meeting on Wednesday
was one of unusual interest The ad-
| dress by Prof. Sievers was heard with
a deep interest by the club women, as
/ Prof. 'Sfevers's Message" was replete
with practical and logical suggestions
along lines of work being accomplished
by club women, and recommending
other useful work they might under
] take successfully. Mrs. F. A Hodge
| told most happily Of "A personal ex
| perience at the polls in Colorado" Miss
| Myra Winkler spoke on the question,
Would the Ballot Be an Advantage to
I the School Teacher" The question
was presented clearly and most inter-
! estingly. The four violin numbers by
Mrs. Roseborough merited fully the
! warm applause which was accorded
them.
The next meeting will be that of the
current events and literature on We'd
nesday. February s, at the home Of
Rome, The Eternal City" Miss Ma
F. Marion Crawford. sketch, Mrs H.
T. Bowie.
Music.
Current Events in charge of Mrs
The next meeting of the Shakspere
! Reading club will be held at the home
of Mrs William A Hogarth, on North
Campbell street.
The Dickens Reading club met this
man c. Myles.
The monthly meeting of the Women's
/ Sheldon hotel Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Owing to this meeting, the
sewing circle, which was to have met
with Mrs W. H. Burgess. viii not meet.