El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-07
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The Daughters Of the Confederacy
entertained this afternoon from 4 to
o'clock with reception given at the
Elks club, complimentary TO Mrs. II. A
cline, Of wharton, Texas, who IS state
historian Of the Z. y. c. An enjoyable
program was given and crosses OF hon
or were conferred upon 30 veterans
The z. D. C. VIII hold a business
meeting Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock
at Trinity H. 2. church, when election
Of officers for the coming year viii be
Mrs. E. F. Groom VIII be the next
hostess for the Silent Twelve club, at
her home on Thursday afternoon
The parliamentary law class Of the
Woman's club VIII continue through
out the winter every Wednesday after
noon at Z:30 o'clock al the club rooms,
al East Boulevard. This meeting VIII
be held an hour before the regular club
meeting.
The flower making committee Of the
WOmans club, in charge Of the decora-
lions Of the Texas uOat for the State
hood jubilee, VIII meet Monday after
noon ct 2:80 o'clock at the club rooms
on Boulevard
The opening meeting Of the season Of
the WOman's club was held Wednesday
afternoon at the new club room on
Boulevard
The club room was made very at
tractive with flowers, ferns, rugs and
tables. The meeting was called to or
der by the new president Mrs. S. J.
tennel who welcomed the mem3ers
and guests to the new club room Then
followed the reading Of the minutes OF
the last meeting.
The reports Of the various committees
were next A letter was read from the
chamber Of commerce in regard to the
float TO be decorated by the Woman's
club, which viii represent Texas Mrs
A. p Thompson chairman OF decoration
committee. made an urgent call TO club
members to attend committee meetings
to assist in making flowers
All the members Of the club were
asked by the chamber OF commerce TO
help in the decoration Of the city by
placing flags on their homes Tor that
day. Among other business items that
We're noted was The mOuOn made ana
carried that each club member be per
mitted TO bring the usual two guests
A fun report Of the club house situa-
ton was given and attention was called
TO the dcsirabiliry OF sub-letting the
club room
The parliamentary law class, which
has been meeting all summer, wiz con
tinue 10 meet during the winter. The
meetings viii be each Wednesday al
half past two at the club room.
Mrs. W. r. Brown spoke or the i've
musical and literary attractions to be
brought TO FL PasO during the winter
by the WOmans club
Mrs. F. Il. Payne, Mrs Q. @. Ellison
and Miss Esther Darbyshire were can
6fTurae for nam nnrE1iD TO the WOman-E
club
The program Of the afternoon then
followed. Mrs. ~ W. Evans sang
Summer Rain" and was compelled TO
TO an encore Officers greet ]
Mrs. J. ]. Raster, chairman Of the
music department told OF the work OF
that department Tor the coming year, .
of their hopes and plans Mrs. William I
H T. Judd spoke OF the unusually good I
program that would be taken up IN the I
literary department in the years work 4
The added interest that would be given I
by the various men OF the city who I
would speak at each meeting through |
out the year.
In the absence Of the chairman Of the 1
art department, Mrs. A. p. Avertl, the I
vice chairman, Mrs. A. P. Thompson, I
spoke Of the years work in the art de- /
partment The arts and crafts OF differ /
ent countries being the studies under +
taken.
The presidents address followed and (
was enthusiastically received With I
quiet but convincing force she told I.
how all club women could work for a 4
club home, improve club work and eE- 4
tend the influence Of the club-benefit- /
ing others as well as club members. I
She closed with these words; Let US 4
help ourselves and make ourselves I
strong that we may help others"
At the conclusion Of the presidents /
address she was presented with an eX-