El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-04
Conducted by
MISS HALLE IRWIN
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Wosssen's Organizations

A club day program was given by
the Woman'S club on Wednesday al
ternOOn in the assembly hall of the
Hotel PaSo del Norte. At this meeting
general federation notes were enjoyed
Mrs A P AveriIl, the president, put
TO a vote of all club mem berS during
the business session the contemplated
change from the Hotel PaSO del NOrte
TO the chamber of commerce as a
place for holding all future meetings
of the club 1t was voted that the
change should be made and the next
program, which viii be a music de-
parUment meeting, will be held in The
chamber of commerce on December 10.
The club has engaged the room there
Mrs. A P Averlu, who attended the
meeting of the State Federation of
WOman'S clubs, held recently in Cor
pus Christi, Texas, gave a most eX-
cellent report of it, She stated that
FL -Paso had sent the largest delega-
don Slough received word a few days
ago that she had been appointed as
chairman of the music committee for
the. fifth district FL Paso is in the
charge of all of the music in this dis
trict. 1t was also announced that Miss
Elizabeth Garrett will, in cooperation
with the WOman's club, give musical
program at the chamber of commerce.
1t is hoped that this can be given on
December 16. The department of bu-
reau OF information Of the WOman's
club, of which Mrs. VIII / Watson is
chairman, has had the following names
OF members for the department added
to it: Mrs. s J. Fennell, Miss Grace
Virginia Logan, Mrs T G. Phillips,
Mrs. Frank seward, Mrs H P. Jack
son. The program then followed, and
was in charge OF Mrs. Henry 7. Bowie.
Mrs. A. P Averill gave a splendid
paper on What the Federation Aims
TO Accomplish Through Its Commit
tees She said there were As states
in the national federation; $500 clubs
and about 100000 women Mrs. Aver
i'll said the plan Of the organization is
to carry on its work through standing
committees and these are called de-
Crowley then gave paper on The
Relation Of the Individual Woman to
He Club"
Senior Jose Medina rendered beauti-
piano solo Mrs James z. Townsend.
ST, gave a reading from an address
written by Mrs Sarah Plat Decker,
entitled The Other Woman" Mrs.
W. r. Browns paper was on The
Relation of the Individual Club to the
State Federation" Mrs Brown is A
member of the state board and she
gave a strong plea for "a club house
of our own when we have the next
liberation meeting. Miss Lucille Dan
iels then sang very sweetly, Twas
the Fragrant Summertime" and was
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. W.
R. Brown.
The W. c. T L. viii hold a meeting
central rooms of the Y. W. c. A Bust
ness Of Importance will be transacted.
The Rescue Mission Workers will
meet on Saturday afternoon at
o'clock at the Y. W. c. A rooms.
Much to the qualification of the
members of the Woman's Charity as
sOciatiOn, money for tickets to the
Charity ball is still being received.
Names Of purchasers recently sent, are
as follows: Claiborne Adams, c. J,
Anstrand, w N Butler, Lamar Davis
J. c. Wilmarth. T. NJ Wingo, S c.
Aubrey, judge Joseph Magoffin. R c.
Semple, H. D. Slater, c. Z. Kelly, W.
s. Clayton. Miss Ruth Evans, Miss
Marian Gallagher, Mrs c. A Harle,
John H Grant, s. c. McCurdy, George
Wallace, Mrs. Effie Walz, DR.. B. NJ.
WOrsham. Ell Paso Printing Co, R. f.
Hines, Thomas NJ. Ratzkoff. w G.
Roe, DR.. irving Mcneil, T. Read Ryan.
NJ J. VIM, John s. VIM, John S.
EUstace, Mrs H. J. Birney.
The Beta Beta club will hold its
next meeting with Miss Florence Reed
at her home on East Rio Grande street
on Wednesday afternoon, December 10.