El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-06
ANNUAL BANQUET OF WONARS CLUB; THE
S4ACKELFORD-SAITI7W WEDDING AT CHURCH

ONE HUNDRED and thirty two
members Of the FL Paso Woman's
- club assembled on Wednesday at
{ 1 o'clock on the mezzanine floor OF
Hotel Paso del Norte. where an informal
reception was held previous to being
taken to the assembly hall on the 1Vtn
floor, which was transformer INTO a
al Ar MS time the 18th birthday ami
versarv of the FL Paso Wonan's cruz
was celebrated with one OF Ine mus
elaborate and thoroughly enJoyaOIe
i-1cbeons ever given in the history OF
the club There were about 50 sIndA
tables in the hall. decorated most az
tractively in the club colors OF green
am IN me center Of the tables stood
crystal candle-sticlSs, shaded Win
Green white and yellow SHADES respsc-
fivelv and as the first music OF the
afternoon was heard. the candles were
lighted and the shades drawn
on the covers or the Ia1Ies were $50
tered yellow jOnQuus and otneP spring
fovgers with a bOQuet for eacn guest
me Mace cards were in white with the
MONOGRAM Of the club president IN gold
~ ss the women we're all seated, Mrs.
" r Brown and Mrs Francs L.
Moore PLAYED delightfully."- several num-
bers on the piano ,-.z
Mrs J. j. Raster then delighted her
hearers with a vocal solo, My sweet
heart and T. and Mrs. Thomas oteles-
ira gave an original composition,
'-Sadie's Got an Angel Now, written Dy
Mrs Gertrude o. LeGOetter, member
Mrs. a W. Foster, who is chairman
whose untiring efforts the success Of
the day was due, then spoke Win
charm and Wit as tOaSrmls tresS OF me
club gathering for a -feaSt OF Wy ano
humor' TO supplement the banquet
she spoke Of the luncheon last year
when the wives and daughters OF the
cattlemen were guests OF hOnoF anu o.
the new ~, members ls,519, n % veaT She said
that hazing had been abolished ana
they were to be spared, but that me
gridirOn should not be oVer-heStleU w. w.
the new members who were oV ssiOAs
in FIVE months, and that the oulcefs
should be placed in the bacSgrogho . On
this occasion MIS- roster eioSea ~
a rising toast. which was drums u 1ii0
new MEMBER -.
Mrs. A. p. Averil president OF the
club gave q welcome to the new mem
bers. greeting them with the nope lndl
as we breaS bread and take salt to-
gether harmony, good viii ana IloelllS
viii prevail in the large club family
Mrs. Averiu spoke or the hee9 u s ~
old members for the new ana elose9
with a rising toast to the "cluo ana
Mrs. Claude Berry. the first of the new
members, then spoke on -GooQIe L 10y
shin and a toast was drunk to me
club member who is a good 1eIoW-
Mrs. Foster then suggested a risIns
toast to the young women VINO nave
left their school and studies ana nave
come here today to serve US
Mrs Robin Gould then PLAYED an en-
joyable number on the plano; roIicSIL
of the new members was announced ~
Mrs Foster: as each was called upon
she responded with q verse.
Mrs s h Sutherland suggested a rs
ing toast to the efficient toast-Inls-
tress and her efforts, to which the sue
cess of the luncheon are due Inc
toast-mistress was also presented Win
a bouquet -,
Mrs. Annie L Miller Of Oakland. Cal,
read two poems on Oakland. the gar
den spot of the earth one written Dy
a child Of six and one by the late Ga,
uuin Miller She spoke Of the EoeI
club of Oakland and the blrtnoay
luncheon given by the club, when IS
the first in the United
States.
Mrs Foster then spoke Of the moth
ers who were not able to attend out
whose. toasts would be Ny BABY, were
they present: Mrs. A. NJ. LOOMS. IT.;
Mrs John Ewing. Mrs. j. d. Love ana
Mrs J. c. McNary.
America" was then sung
The young women who served ourlng
the afternoon so graciOusly the SIX