El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-22
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Women's Organizations

The members u me ,, omen Charity
association of FL PasO are already bust
" engaged preparing for the annual
Charity ball given on Thanksgiving
eve Though the ball is always a sue
cess, made so through the generosity
of big hearted persons all over the city
who seem to vie with each other in the
giving, and through the untiTing eff
forts of the women OF the assoclatlon
and others, this year promises to be
Through the generosity Of the man
agement of the PaSO del Norte hotel,
the ball Will be held in that lendid
edifice. 1t is planned to hold the re-
ceptiOn which will precede the dancing,
in the lobby, and this when lighted at
night will present a beautiful scene.
The mezzanine floor will be devoted to
smaller groups and possibly concert,
though as yet this has not been fully
decided The dancing VIII be enjoyed
in the ball room at the top of the
building, where, after the dance, the
lights of the city may be viewed from
the roof garden. The supper will be
served in the spacious and beautiful
dining room and, in fact, the whole
hotel, with the exception of rooms of
guests, will be devoted for the night to
the use of charity.
And what this yearly ball really
means in the way Of tightening many a
load and scattering a ray Of cheer only
they who care to investigate for them
selves can understand for the money
from the ball receipts all goes toward
the relief fund and though sadly ham,
pered for lack of sufficient means to
meet the demands still the work goes
on, hoping for the best, which means
more to give to the helpless.
The supper served has always been
donated by the FL PasO merchants and
The different committee are as fol-
lows:
Printing! Chairman, Mrs J. A Hap
per; Mesdames Waters Davis. John L
Iace-Chairman. Mrs. W. c. Davis;
Mesdames T. 7, White, w. L Tooley'
J. o. Crockett. Clarence PickreIl, W. B.
Bull
Refreshments Chairman, Mrs H. W.
Broaddus; MesdameS ". Cooley, W. L
Gaines. Otis Coles, VIII CrOmbiS James
A Dick, Charles Pomeroy, Dan White,
Alfred Kerr, II. B. Stevens, Henry
Pfaff, Charles Leaven, J. U Sweeney.
J. H. Nations, Frank AinSa, Josephine
man, c. II. Finley. H. S. Potter, J. A
Buckler, B. NJ WOrsham, Claiborne
Adams, Charles Davis. L Humphreys,
Robert McAfee, Frank Torres, George
R. LeBaron.
Press-Chairman. Mrs. R c. SempIe,
the Misses Grace Virginia Logan, Hal
lie Irwin, Elsie KOhlberg.
ecoration-Chairman Mrs W. z.
Race; Mesdames E NJ Bell. J. A Kra-
Invitation Mrs. ]. C. Nc
Nary; Mesdanes 0. H Baum, ". D.
Wise. q. s. Stewart.
Beach.
The Rebecca Stoddert chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
are sending out their invitations to
the reception and colonial ball which
will be given by them on the evening
of Monday, November 3, at the Hotel
Paso del NOrte- Among the prominent
women who will be present at the con-
vention are: Mrs A V Lane, Of Dali
Jane Douglas chapter as candidate for
vice regent Of the D. A F. She is
known as a woman of intense patriot
ism and great official capacity. The
regent Of the D. A. Re- Mrs. Harry Hy-
man, of San Antonio, Texas, will be
here and Mrs. Andrew Rose, Of Tex
Texas, who will have charge
of the historic program on the evening
of November I and who is historian Of
the D. a r, will be ppresent. Mrs
Z. J. Fellowes, of San Antonio. secre-
tary of the d A D., will attend The
United Daughters Of the Confederacy
afternoon Of November 4, at the Toll
tee club with a reception. On We'd
nesday, November 3, the Sons OF the
will be escorts on an auto
the visiting officers and dele
gates at the Colonial tea room. The
Sons of the Revolution will also assist
In receiving the night of the reception
at the Hotel Paso del Norte.
The Parent Teachers association of
the Bailey school will meet on Friday
afternoon at O'clock at the school.
DR.. c. T. Race will give Il talk and
Mrs. viii owen and Miss Blanche
Schwartz viii render musical selec-
tons.
The department of current events I
and literature of the WOman's CLUB IS 1
holding a meeting this afternoon at the /
assembly hall of the Hotel Paso del !
Norte.
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E Pasoans AIC0y
Miss Mamie McGimsey left Tuesday