El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-19
Women's Organizations

The first fall meeting of the FL Paso
branch of the international Sunshine
society viii be held next Monday at
ternOon at 209 South Campbell street,
where the Sunshine Day nursery is 10
Gated The public Is invited TO be
present Besides the usual routine
business Rev. c. L Overstreet, Of the
First Presbyterian church, will give a
10 minute talk on Practical Phuan-
thrOpy,' the Sunshine helpers viii fur
nish a short musical program. under
the direction OF Miss Walker McCIel-
len, and the children of the Sunshine
kindergarten will provide two num-
berS. EVeryOn who desires to become
a member of the Sunshine society may
do so at this time. The organization
excludes no one from its membership
The branches only are exclusive, and
this because people in the same neigh
bOrhOOd. and those who are friends,
naturally form themselves into groups.
1t is necessary in order to become a
member of one Of these branches to
be invited to Join the same, and to be
voted upon by the membership com
mittee Of the group. The Organization
is nOnsectarian.
The president of the Robert E. Lee
Chapter, No. 1850 OF the U. D. c., has
appointed delegates to the general con-
ventiOn of the U. D. c., which meets in
Washington, ID. c., November u, and
also committees for the coming years
work.
The delegates and aIternates to the
convention are;
Delegates, Mrs. W. H. Aldridge, Mrs
A 3. Fall Miss Ruth Kerr, Mrs.
Guy Hammett, Miss Octavia Barlow.
Alternates, Mrs. W. L Brown Mrs
J. E Bowen. Mrs A r, Barlow, Mrs
C. E Kelly, Mrs J. NJ. Richmond
Committees for the years work
Financial, Mrs 3. f. Hammett, chair
man; Mrs c. r MOrehead, Mrs Winston
RettUs.
chairman, Mrs Henrietta Cyrus, Mrs.
i. =. jenkins.
Entertainment, Mrs. r. D. Franklin,
chairman; Mrs. Tom O'Keeffe, Mrs J.
E. Bowen, Miss Katherine GOrbUtt.
Aid, Mrs. c. Z. Kelly, chairman; Mrs.
f. b Jones, AIRS. J. J. Finney, Mrs
Bradford Hardie. Miss Sadie Kerr.
The art department Of the WOman's
club viii hold q meeting at the home
of Mrs W r Brown on Wednesday az
ternOon, Oct. %. The following pro-
gram viii be given: The subject is
american Artists"
Portrait and Figure Painting Of the
Colonial Period. Mrs. ". 3. CLARION
National Galleries Of Design-17T5
to 1928 Mrs. T. NJ Waller
1928 to 1873 Central Turning Point
Mrs. H F. Wright
New Methods-Edwin A Abbey, 1873
to 1912. Mrs J. L. Dwyer-
The members Of the Sunshine work
ers viii be entertained by Mrs William
HSSaTtd. II the parlOrs CT the Sun
shine Day nursery at 2O9 South Camp
bell street, on Tuesday, Oct % at
o'clock p. N.
Mrs. J. A Dick, chairman Of the sew
ing circle of the Charity association
says: f2diss Ada COOkson has reported
to me the great need of fail clothing
for sick babies. / am glad to report
that the "Trielle7 club Of the Y. ". c.
is sewing for the baby camp, also
one division Of the Aid society OF the
First Baptist church is making Canton
flannel night dresses, Mrs. w. l. Fox
worth is making sheets, Mrs. =. H r.
vim night dresses, Mrs. James A. Rice
baby cOmfOrters- The young women Of
the Episcopal church have offered TO
sew. The money for material has not
been taken from the general fund but
has been donated: Mrs. Henry Pfaff,
IS; Mrs. W. H BrOaddus, so cents; Mrs
J. A. Dick, 81; Mrs. W. c. Davis, 81;
Mrs. r L Ramey, So
The following program has been pre-
pared for the Sunshine meeting in the
parlors Of the Sunshine Day nursery.
at 209 South Campbell street. Monday
Oct 81:
Vocal solo. Miss Lucille Daniels.
Reading, Bill and the Milliner,1 by
Miss Anne Weeks.
Song, sunny Monday" by the Sun
shine Day nursery Kindergarten
Address, Practical Philanthropy
Rev. c. il OTerstreet-
Song, Sunshine Day Nursery"