El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-01


Revolution will meet Tuesday after
noon promptly at o'clock at the
home of Mrs. George C. Wimberly.
Plans pertaining to the Easter Mon
day tea. to be given April II. will be
discussed.
The United Daughters of the Con-
federacy met Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at Trinity NJ E. church
At the business session the question
of the playground movement was en-
Enthusiastically discussed, the members
Of the chapter expressing their inten-
ton of attending the lecture to be
given April 5 at the Ell Paso theater
by Prof. ZuebIin. of Chicago. tho lead
er Of the playground movement in the
United States.
Mrs. H. A Cline. state historian Of
the q. D. c., who is a visitor in the
city, gave a talk on the Great Char
acters of the Confederacy and the
Principles for Which They Stood"
The next meeting will be held on
April 26 at the Elks' club, when
crosses Of honor will be bestowed up
on veterans.
Mrs. ]. F. Miller was the hostess
for the Silent Twelve club on Thurs
day Afternoon. In the contest played,
Mrs. Duncan Johnson was the fortu-
nate winner Of the first prize, dainty
silk hosiery; Mrs. Keys secured the
second prize, a hat pin holder. and
Mrs. William German received the
guest prize. pen sketch. Refresh
ments of salad, cake and coffee were
served.
Mrs. Duncan johnson will be the
next hostess for the club
The directors of the Woman's club
will meet. next Tuesday at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. ". r. Brown.
Yearly written reports of the officers
and committee chairmen will be given.
The Woman's club will hold its reg
ular April meeting on next Tuesday
at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W.
r. Brown On Wednesday the club
will attend the Zueblin lecture. and
club members are to meet at 8 o'clock
in the lobby of the Ell Paso theater.
New members received during the
month are: Mesdames T. NJ Waller,
W. D. Upton. Frank P. Kelly. The
courtesies OF the club are extended
to Mrs Mary Elwe1 and Miss Inez
Barnes
Loans received this month to the
club house fund from Mesdames c.
E. Kellogg. James A. Murdoch; Misses
Birdie Kerr and Eleanor Poreher-
The program for next Tuesday aft
ernoon follows: go
Business meeting. election of 81 d.
rectors.
Talk on public playground. Miss
Alice Fitzpatrick.
Edmund Rostand, dramatist, Mrs.
Marie LOOMS.
Discussions.
Piano solo. Miss Henrietta Buckler.
Reading, Miss Beth Hanks.
Vocal solo. Miss Amy Schulz
The National Congress Of Mothers.
under the guidance of Mrs. Frederic
Schoff, will hold an international
meeting at Washington, D. c., n
April Every state will be represent
ed and the president Of the congress
OF mothers is anxious that Texas and
her largest cities be well represented.
and urges Ell Paso to be first in the
ranks
Ell Paso has three or four progress
sive Parent-Teachers' associations,
which are recognized among the best
in the state
In the year book Of 1911 are found
the names of Mesdames James r. Har-
per, 1SO- hullcOSS, I1fll d
B. Bailey and l. C. Dempsey. all Of
Ell Paso, on the various committees
for state work. The progress and
great activity Of FL Paso could be
brought into prominence by an able
at this gathering of
women at the national capital
Some of the important questions 70
be discussed at the convention are:
The duty of the nation to the chill
dren.
Questions of child welfare for every
state.
Health (eight questions).
The erring and dependent children
(nine important questions).
The working child.
The welfare of city and country
children
The welfare of the homes.
Fairgrounds, school, police depart
ment.
The education Of parenthood is the
the world most needs. How
shall it be given?
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