El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-16
Women's Organizations

The regular monthly meeting of the
FL Paso branch of the International
Sunshine society is held the third Non
day of each month. The November
meeting falls on Monday next and VIII
be at o'clock, in the parlOrs Of the
Sunshine Day nursery, 1t 2O9 South
Campbell street. a report viii be Civ
en- by the three Sunshine departments.
The Sunshine Workers, the Sunshine
Helpers and the Emergency Circle
Besides the musical program, which
is under the direction OF Miss Walker
Mcclellan, of the Sunshine Helpers the
nursery kindergarten viii sing among
other songs. the international Sunshine
song, Scatter sunshine" Rabbi Mar
deliver a short address on Environ
ment and Character" Miss Bertha Stan
hope will render two vocal selections,
accompanied by Mrs J. J. Pearce.
All those who desire to Join the or
ganizatiOn may do so at this time and
the payment Of 1912 dues will be re
ceived.
Fifty interested friends and mem
bers were present at the last meet
ing.
Mrs. S. S. Barbee was hostess on
Thursday afternoon complimentary to
the Silent Twelve club. There were
five tables Of players. The tally cards
were very dainty in Old English letters
in gold and they spelled the named Of
the club and gave the date, 1872 They
were LltQ III uAuE ana CHOW LlDOOLL5f
the club COicrs. The house was deco
rated in the club cOlOrs Of blue and
yellow, chrvSa nthemums and crepe
paper being successfully used The
first club prize, handpainted cup and
saucer, was won by Mrs E NJ. Fraser,
and the CLUB BOBBY was won by Mrs. 8
:. Nichols. The guest first prize, a
handpainted nut bowl. was won by Mrs.
J. G. Gibson. and the BOBBY fell to Miss
Esther Gibson. Refreshments Of apple
snow cake and coffee were served The
nOnmembers present We're Mesdames
T WeatherfOrd A j. Fraser, I. J Alb
bolt, J. G. Gibson, Miss Esther Gibson.
Mrs E. o. Hughson viii be the next
hostess Of the Silent Twelve club, on
Thursday afternoon, December ..
A number Of FL Paso club members
will leave Sunday to attend the 10Th
national convention of the Texas State
Federation OF Women'S clubs, TO be held
in Fl. Worth, Tex. Nov. 19 to p.
Mrs A p. Averin, president Of the
FL Paso Woman's club will attend as
state chairman of the art committee
Mrs. ". R. Brown will represent the
executive board
Mrs E Kohlberg viii go as general
club delegate.
from the department Of Current Events
and Literature; alternate, Mrs 5. j.
Fenneu.
Mrs Alice P Thompson viii be the
nate. Mrs. J. r. Mcleod.
Mrs. Flora MCAfee Jones will be the
delegate of the music department;
alternate. Mrs. Parvin Witte-
At the directors meeting Of the
WOman's club on Wednesday afternoon,
Mrs r. L. Daniel and Miss Lucille
Daniel were elected into fun mem ber-
ship Of the club
The regular meeting Of the depart
ment of Current Events and Literature
of the WOman'S club will be held on
Wednesday afternoon. Nov 20. at the
home of Mrs ". R. Brown. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Social forces in American history,
Mrs. ". L FOxWOrth-
Political situation, Mrs. S. J. FennelL
Current drama Mrs ". H. Pickles.
Current poems, Mrs 7. ". NealOn-
Current events, Mrs J. H Hirt-
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Mrs. T H. Binkiey was hostess Of the
Thursday afternoon 'Thimble" club
this week The afternoon was spent in
doing embroidery. Tempting refresh
ments of q. salad course, cake and cOf-
fee were served to the guests, who
We're: Mesdames Oliver A DanielsOn,
Tom Lea Ed Halght. Arthur Wanker,
Z. Zwick. B r ROache. H ?. Jackson,
Herbert Schaefer and r A Brown.
Mrs. c. z. Kelly is entertaining the
United Daughters Of the COnfederacy
this afternoon
A Los Angeles business man, who ex-
poets to open a cafeteria here soon has
promised the Sunshine Day nursery the
entire profits of his first days bust
ness. This cafeteria will probably open
about November 80.