El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-18
Wonlen's Organizations

The matron Of the Sunshine day
nursery at EOS South Campbell street
submits the following report for the
month ending Jan. IA
Five hundred and siXty-four children,
none over seven years Of age, were
cared for; los Of these were nursing
babies; 80 American children attended
81 visitors called during the month ana
10 servants were found employment
Visiting hours are from 70 daily,
except Sunday
Donations were received during the
month from the following; Eyster. 5
grocery, Mrs. G. T. Hawks, Mrs. J. NJ
Morrison. Mrs. Albert Goodloe, Mrs.
Hirsch, s. II. Kress Co. KeeZer, g C.
kiefer. Mrs. Thomas O'keeffe. Mrs. E.
v. Pickrel AIRS. J. l. Campbell Mrs.
Joseph klineman, Mrs Quigley, Flor
ence X. Kingery, Evelyn L. kingery,
Kindergarten pupils Of Sunset-LaIna.r
schools, Mrs. B. F. Wlddas, Santa Fe
Fuel Co. Mrs. Phelsn, Mrs. Edith C..
Lane, Mrs. r. F. Campbell. Western
WOOdenWare Co. Magnolia Petroleum
Co, Mrs Simon Laughlin, Matthias Dry
Goods Co. Mrs. c. c. Stratton, I. Shedd.
besides the regular monthly subscribers
and contributors.
Mrs E. v PickrelI Is chairman OF
the Sunshine Lookout committee and
Mrs Edith c. Lane chairman OF the
Cheerful Letter committee. in cOnnec-
ton with this active committee.
Fifteen visits were made shutins; so
magazines were distributed among the
sick; seven short stories were given
out These were tied with Sunshine
colors in light paper binding for very
sick people who are unable to hold the
weight Of a magazine Games were
provided two sick little boys; five Jars
Of fruit and four glasses Of jelly and
two baskets Of fruit carried TO sick
persons
Flowers were sent to two shutins
a
the life Of a sufferer
The children at the county poor farm
We're remembered with paper dolls and
Illustrated posters; 70 cheerful letters
were written and p post cards sent:
ls clippings and nine newspapers were
sent to those needing good cheer"
Felix Martinez. in an address TO
the WOman's club on Wednesday aft
ernoon on Religion and Buddhism"
toio, graphically, Of his own groupings
after truth. He had thought and
read systematically on metaphysical
subjects When he found that he and
his authors had reached, Independently,
many conclusions in common, he was
the more convinced Of his most i'm
pOrtant fundamentaI-tha mind is one
Mr.. Marines sketch OF the 16 cruel
fed saviors anterior to the Christian
era was enlightening. He gave in ad-
ditlon a summary Of the life OF Buddha
closing with an eloquent protest against
the claim still pressed BY the ignorant
classes IN the Christian church that the
knowledge Of the way OF life Is con-
fined to them.
Mr. Martinez maintained strongly
that a just and benevolent God has no
pets among his children. but makes the
real way OF salvation. which is the liv-
ing Of good life, plain to all who are
born into the world
The Daughters of the 6onfederacy
VIII give an entertainment on the ev-
ening Of January 19 at the Woman's
Club rooms, Al r. Boulevard, the oc-
casion being in honor OF the, l05th an
niversarT Of the birth Of general
Robert 7. Lee.
The following musical program is in
charge Of Mrs. ". /. Brown and viii
De given beginning promptly at Sis:
General Robert E. Lee-Eulogy,
Walter II. Scott.
SODA -Old Black Joe B.
Selected. r. J. Carson.
Duet-A-Juanita- B-Massa's in the
Cold, Cold Ground Mrs W ID. Howe
and Mrs a. H. Goldstein.
PIano-Medley Of seven airs. Mrs. ".
sOlo-Selected. Mrs. ". ". Evans.
Solo-Selected. Parvin Witte.
Following the musical program the
president Mrs F. F. Groom, will be
---Ff "a -alfls "a -AA-ADA ADL uU con-
federate veterans. An Informal social
hour viii follow.
The following program viii be given
BY the W C. T. O. Friday at D. m,
in the Y. W c. A. parlors:
Devotional exercises Mrs. Corbin.
Singing, "An Round the World"
choir.
Talk By the president on local work.
solo Mrs c. s. AIingus
Reading. Miss Ora Corbin.
blackboard lecture. DR.. Matte Hill
Instrumental music Miss Lula Il
frey.
Closing Song. NBlest Be the Tie That
Binds9
Social hour
Refreshments