El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-17
Women's Organizations

The first regular meeting of the FL
Paso branch Of the International sun
shine society will be held in the par
lors OF the Sunshine Day Nursery. at
2o9 South Campbell street, Monday,
October q, at p. m. An interesting
program will be furnished by the sun
shine Helpers, in charge Of Miss Walk
er McClelIen, musical director. Rev.
c. L Overstreet pastor or the First
Presbyterian church. will give a 10
minutes talk on practical phiIanthro-
ply. Every member of the Sunshine
society is urged to be present at this
meeting and to invite their friends.
The payment of 1912 dues will be in
order and anyone who may wish to
join will be given an opportunity
The regular meeting Of the ". c. T.
U. will be held Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. 4. Potter,
1915 Boulevard street. BUSINESS Of a
very important nature will be dis
cussed.
The first meeting of the Current
Events and Literature department of
the Woman's club was held Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. W
r. Brown. The program was opened
u
man. Miss AIcGinnis Of Kansas City,
sang THE Flower Girl" accompanied
by Mrs. W. r Brown. Mrs ". c.
Davis read paper on FL PasO's needs
for Hull House and a Jane Adams
She discussed problems which confront
FL Paso in providing charitable insti-
tuuOns such as soldiers home, orphan
asylum, home for old people, and many
others She told how to solve these
problems and painted q word picture
vr-hn
institutions had been built and were
under a central committee. Mrs Will
liam H T. Judd gave a short talk in
how FL Paso may assist the juvenile
court She said FL PasO was intensely
IN need Of such court and deten-
ton home for incorrigible girls and
boys. Mrs. Clarence D. Johnson played
The Overture" from "Cavaleria Rusti-
cana" In discussing the two papers
read. Mrs. Mary EIWeu said "Why
perpetuate these institutions when an
inquiry into the cause Of things viii in
many instances DO away with the ef-
fect2" Mrs. O. A. Critchett read
paper on Current Literature Mrs. Alice
P. Thompson spoke on Current Science
and told of some remarRabl scientific
researches, in relation to human beings
Mrs. c. H. Campbell also spoke on Cur
rent Science and told of some Of the
latest scientific problems. one Of them
being Investigation OF the High Cost
of Living?"
Burt Orndorff and S. c. Aubrey, from
the FL Paso jubilee committee, asked
the members Of the WOman's club to
assist in dispOsinE Of the Official but
tons for the parade. The department Z
reported TO the directors Of the club I
and gave rising vote TO show their
desire TO accede to the request Miss
O'Neil. from the Chicago Conservatory Z
Of Music, closed the program with (
vocal solo. "One Fine Day" from
Madame Butterfly" accompanied by
Miss NIcGinnis- The meeting was then |
adjourned.
A called meeting Of the directors
was then in order and they agreed for
he club to take charge of the work Of T
selling the buttons for the jubilee. the !
'und Of which goes to the Jubilee assO-
,iation.
The Sunshine Helpers met Tuesday
ifternoon with Mrs. c. A. Reinemund, 4
It 624 North Santa Re street. The
work OF the afternoon was sewing for !
he Sunshine day nursery Miss Wal 4
Ier Mcclellan entertained with a solo
\ two course luncheon was served by I
he hostess. Those present were Mes
lanes Gould, Bell. Crause. Reinemund,
Kisses Karma Deane, Walker McClel-
an. Stella Goodman, Ellis. Effic War
en-. Anne Weeks and Florence Cox
'he next meeting win be held at the
Day Nursery headquarters,
09 South Campbell street.