El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-13
Y. w. C. A. Notes

An Estes Park party was enjoyed at
the central rooms of the Y. ". c. A. on
Friday evening. All the delegates of
the association who attended the con-
ventiOn at Estes Park, Colo, this sum
ner took part in the program. The
rooms were decorated in wild flowers
and Miss Mabel K Stafford, general
secretary of the association in Texas
was the guest of honor
The meeting was held in the rest
room on Friday evening and Miss Della
Kiefer presided at the piano. The first
number on the program was the Texa s
State University song, by the delegates
TO Estes Park, as they marched to
music.
Miss Florence Hanson gave the in
trOductOry remarks to the program
held over the United States. The one
established at Estes Park this year,
Miss Hanson said. included and repre-
scented eight different states surround
ing Colorado. Miss Hanson spoke of
the location and attractiyeness of the
park and of the helpfulness of the con-
Vention with three courses of lectures
and Bible study
The next number was a song, 1.-THE
Eyes of Texas Are Upon You" which
was sung at the convention. The dele
gates held to their faces maps of Texas
with two large eyes cut in them and
they also gave the yell.
Miss Veda Eichman was the next
delegate to speak She told of the
recreation features and the social life;
also of the many excursions taken
from Estes Park, particularly of the
one to Longs Peak Inn and the visit
made at the cabin of Enos Mills, the
famous naturalist.
A song written BY Mrs H. T Bowie
wen Sing FL PaSO.~ was sung. This
was sung by the delegates at Estes
Park from this city.
Miss Lillian Rawley gave Impressions
of the Bible study hour and spoke with
enthusiasm of the many points of in
terest in and around Estes Park The
delegates then sang Wen Ccheer
Estes Park"
Miss Mabel K. Stafford gave a larger
and more general talk of the confer
ence and her visit to the Pacific coast
and her experiences at the Portland
summer camp of the Y W c. A
The hymn which has lately been
adoDted at the national hymn of the
7. W. c. A.-the Pageant hymn, The
Father of Light" was sung
Miss Alfredo Eichman showed and
explained pictures from Estes Park and
the scenery around.
Miss RawIey was a delegate from
Mrs II. p. Durkee's Bible class and the
Misses Eichman from Miss Florence
HanSOnS class
The TrieHe club furnished and served
refreshments after the program. A
very large attendance was had
MISS Alice DAVIS Will not return to be
physical instructor of the 7. W c. A.
in FL Paso this year, but the associa-
ton has secured the services of Miss
Grayce McIlree, of Chicago, a gaduate
of the training school in gymnastics in
that city. The work viii begin at the
usual time, about October L
Miss Mabel K Stafford will leave on
Monday for her home in Austin, Texas.
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