El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-26
NUMEROUS DANCES AND MANY CARD
PARTIES FOR THANKSGIVING SEASON
Women's Organizations

Mrs. A. P Averill, president Of the
WOman's club, Of Ell PasO has re-
turned from Fort Worth, where she
attended the State Federation Of
Women's clubs Mrs Averiu reports
an interesting time, both intellectually
and socially. She says there were
about 40 delegates present and as
many visiting women and that the
people of Fort Worth were most gen
erous with their delightful lunch
cons, dinners, and theater parties for
the guests
Mrs. c. w. Connery. president Of the
local board, gave a beautiful dinner at
the WestbrOOk hotel to the executive
and local board. The business men Of
the city entertained the women at the
theater to see the delightful produc-
ton Of the Spring Maid About
20 of the guests were invited TO
luncheon at the Armor Packing com
pany's plant where jolly good time
was spent The different committees
offer scholarships for pupils recon-
meuded and Francis L. Moore, Of FL
Paso. offered a scholarship to a pupil
whom the music committee would rec
ommend. This was presented by Mrs.
w r. Brown, sister of Air. Moore
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The Sunshine Helpers met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Hugh Grouse, 7G5
Mesa avenue. The afternoon was spent
in induStrtOusly sewing for the sun
shine babies and, as usual, large
the Sunshine day nursery, 209 South
campbell street
Elaborate plans were made for the
HELPERS AT Home" to be given Dec.
one of the members. Miss Dee Ellis,
1401 West Boulevard street. tas-
cinating program composed Of music
and readings has been planned for the
entertainment of the Sunshine Helpers
guests. A mysterious gypsy viii tell
fortunes and thoroughly enlighten an
who are suffering from heart trouble.
A Mexican orchestra Of four pieces viii
dispense music during the evening.
At the close Of the meeting on Mon
day afternoon salad course was
served by. the hostess. Those present
were: Mesdames Robin Gould. II.
Bowles. NJ N. Cushman, d. r. Wilkes,
c. A. Reinemund Hugh Grouse. Misses
Elsie Reinemund, Eunice Anderson,
Enie Warren. Anne Weeks. Gertrude
Leighton, Boyle. Florence Cox
Monday at the home Of Miss Ada
Beaudette, 823 Roosevelt street, the
Zenith club held a business meeting
for the purpose OF completing the or
were elected and vote Of thanks was
rendered Mrs. A. DepeW for presiding
over the punch and serving the night
of the last dance. The members were
requested to send the names Of their
guests to the secretary az an early
date. After the business meeting, light
refreshments were served a very
pleasant evening was spent
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The Thanksgiving barrel for the
children of the Sunshine day nursery
is yet only about half fun. There IS
an appeal for canned goods. cereals
and dry food. If this barrel is filled,
it viii be of great benefit to the lit
tie ones for their dinner and for a
long time after Thanksgiving has
passed The barrel is at the home Of
Mrs. Fred Wcckerle, 225 Porfirio Diaz
street, Mundy Heights.
The Daughters Of the American
Revolution VIII hold their next meet
ing on Monday. Dec g, at the home
Of Mrs. i. c French, 1922 Montana
street instead of Monday, Dec, ,.
The Euterpeau society has post
poned its meeting from this evening
until Monday night December ?.