El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-05

'Civics" Mrs. W. G. Davis read &
paper on the Work Of WOmens CLUBS
in Civics,' and closed her paper with
an original poem. Miss Alice tltz-
patrick discussed The Influence OF
Moving Pictures" in a forceful' and In
structive manner.
A piano solo was played by Miss
Nellie May Bowen and humorous
reading given by Mrs J. F. Miller.
Mrs. j. j. Townsend talked about
. the coming meeting of the general led
Grafton, and the general council. Wnlch
meets I'm April i'm Tennessee.
Mrs Kinkel presented the plan FOR
the university extension scholarship
fund, and advocated the association OF
all present with this university eX-
Mrs. W. Brown. Mrs A. p. Averiu,
Mrs. W a. i. Judd of the regular de-
partments. and Mrs. Pierce of the de-
patIment OF music, were appointed aeI-
egates to the meeting of the state led
Grafton Of WOmen's clubs, which meets
this month in Houston
The best way to alleviate certain
conditions existing in FL PasO as a
border town, has been under discus
sion for some time past a committee
consisting OF Mrs. ~. G. Davis. Mrs.
W. w. Fink and Mrs. W. T. Crockett,
was appointed to confer with represen-
tatlVes Of the city to formulate plans
Tor this work and the establishment
or a rescue home, and q travellers aid
station at the union station.
alton of the time and talent devoted
by Mrs Alice Thompson in designing
and decorating the WOman's club
uoaL which received first prize in
the Os-Aple parade, a loving cup viii
be presented Mrs. Thompson on her
return to FL PasO. The cup was on
exhibition in the club rooms. Tt is
OF silver with gold lining and bears
an appropriate Inscription.
The prize for the rlOat, a crisp 800
OH neatly framed, was also on exhibit
ton quarter OF this viii be ~iven
TO the department of music and the
balance viii be devoted to the club
house fund
The department Of music has been
compelled to indefinitely postpone its
presentation of the music from the
Thursday night
The regular social meeting of the
cldb on November %, has been post
poned, as the charity ball occurs on
that night
The next meeting Of the club viii
be held Wednesday. November s. The
department of music win be fin charge
or the program, the topic of the day
viii be Illustrated by piano and violin
selections.
The various committees ARRANGING
for the annual charity ball to be given
under the auspices OFF the Woman's
Charity association, are hard at work
ana expect the coming Thanksgiving
BAN TO be the most brilliant ever given
in FL PasO.
1t is hoped that the people of FL Paso
VIII respond even more literally than
they have In the past. because, on ac-
count OF the enlarged scope Of the work
and the increasing calls for help addi-
uonal funds VIII soon be needed.
The committees are as follows.
Invitations and printinE-AIrs Van c.
Wilson. chairman; Nesdames Henry
Beach, II. S. Potter, Claiborne Adams,
r F. Runkle. Jos. Z. Sweeney, J. w.
Norveu.
Press-1Irs. II. d. Slater, chairman;
MS T. W NealOn, vice chairman.
DecOra tOns-Mrs. Winchester Cooley,
chairman; Mrs. W. @. Kluttz. vice chair
man; Mesdames F. C. Earle, Lamar
Davis VIII Race, Julius Krakauer, VIM.
u. f. judd s. Engleking, A. J.. Kerr, r.
G. Semple W. r. Brown.
In addition 10 this list Of prominent
tOwnspeOple, the committee announces
the names Of the following women
from Fort Bliss, who have consented to
serve- Mesdames E. F. Glenn E. Z
Steever. S. w Cook. c. v. s. Quacken-
bush and W. c.. Gardeuhire.
MusiC-AIrs- j. H Nations, chairman;
Mrs. VIII Burgess, vice chairman
Hall-Mrs. Zach White, chairman: