El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-08

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statistics were not lacking, being pre-
scented by means Of posters. Illustrative
posters also formed part of the deco
ratiOns Of the rooms Chrysanthemuns
in yellow and white. the association
cOlOrs, with white carnations and
streamers, were used with pleasing ef.
The Work of the Year.
The president, Mrs Henry 7. Bowie,
presided. Rev. c. W Webdeu led in
prayer. The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read by Mrs. He'll Hale The
treasurer's report. given by Mrs. W. Q,
Davis, showed that the association eE-
pended during 1912, S17.495.54. and
opened the new year with balance Of
S117.32. Miss Florence Hanson, as gen.
eral secretary. reviewed the work OF
the association for the year and told in
general Of the plans for 1913
Board Of Directors.
Mrs. T. A. Hodge read the report Of
the nominating committee, which was
accepted and the following declared
elected to the board of directors. Mrs.
H B. Durkee. Mrs F. A Hodge, Mrs
W c. Davis. Mrs He'll Hale Mrs. J. A.
Rawlings and Mrs. II A Lay; Mrs r
Y. Anderson and Miss Anna Franklin
were elected to fill vacancies caused
by the designations of Dr- M l. Hill ana
Mrs Laura Bond. For the term winch
expires in 1915 Mrs. A. J. Robertson
was elected to take the place Of Mrs.
J. R. Harper
GREETINGS from the Y. NJ c. a. and FL
Paso in general were extended by 7. J.
Jones' One Of the gymnasium classes
under the direction OF Miss Alice Davis
gave an exhibition Of fancy marching
and indian club work, which was great
" enjoyed by the audience
The membership committees report
Mrs. J. A. Potter, chairman. showed 40
members, with 500 paid up to date. Mrs.
Potter is planning a membership cam
Ton for q
new members as the goal to be reached
Mrs. G. A Thumm reported that the past
year has been the most successful IN
the history of the lunch room, zV,555
meals having been served.
Years Bible work.
Three Bible classes have been held
during the year under the auspices OF
the religious work department, Mrs.
Howard Durkee, chairman. The work
was demonstrated by two very pretty
tabIeaux given by the class in Old Tes-
lament history-Rebekah at the well,
and Ruth and Naomi. Miss Bertha Stan
hope sang "Entreat Me Not to Leave
Thee" during the last number
One of the most interesting reports
was that Of the travellers aid WOrk
done by Miss Blanche Gilbert IN the
absence Of the chairman OF TINS qe ep--,l5
ment- Mrs. sara Barger. Mrs Hale read
the report of the committe, Wnlcn
showed that over 1000 women and girls
had been assisted during the year, not
counting the refugees OF last august
Social Committees " Ork.
poster with yellow and white
streamers, illustrating the work OF the
social committee, was carried Dy SIX
little girls Marian Howe sang Little
OrDhant Annie" Mrs. VIM HOgarth IS
chairman of this committee. which gave
a further demonstration Of its work Dy
the serving of tempting refreshments
at the close of the program
Mrs. 7. J. WOOdside reported tnat the
was now being made to accommodate
So, the average cost for room ana
beard being So month
Camp Fire Girls Work,
The Camp Fire girls and their work
was demonstrated by Miss Bertha l.
Miller. one of the guardians OF three
e-rOups Representatives OF these three
groups dressed in ceremonial costume
Gathered about a camp fire, while three
other members performed the PIC
turesque ceremonial rites, giving the
law of the camp fire ana the "oAelO
Report on Finances.
The last report was on finances. pre-
sented by Mrs. McA- Jones The present
campaign for finances, Mrs Jones
stated. is for the purpose of raising
$1,000 for a vacation lodge at cloud
croft on the lots given the aSsOclaJlQn
during the past year by the Cloudcro-t
company, and $4,000 for the purchase
Of the two lots adjacent TO the BOARD
ing home on Missouri street on which
it is planned to build an annex
The last number on the program was
a talk BY Miss Mabel X STAFFORD STATE
executive secretary for Texas MISS
Stafford expressed deep appreciation OF
the work Of the FL PasO association the
past year. She told Of the work as car
ried on in other Texas towns and
cities, especially Of an interesting eN-
pertinent that is being made in extend
ing the work to country districts
Mrs. HOgarth. with the assistance OF
F1T# n rHN n
luncheon in the dining room, which was
decorated with graceful, flower covered
arches
The regular monthly meeting Of the
music department of the Woman
club will be held on Wednesday after
noon, Feb. y, in the assembly hau OF
Hotel Paso del NOrte. The program IS
in charge of Mrs w. l. Brown ana
will be as follows:
Talk on the age Of Bach and Handel,
1TO0-175O.
Piano number Allegro Movement,
italian Concerto CBach) Mrs Francis
s'The Lass With Delicate Air CArne),
Mrs. W. D. Howe.
cry Valley Shall Be Exalted Handel,
Parvin Witte. Accompanies, Mrs. W R.
Brown.
He Was Despised and Rejected"
OHandel). Mrs. W. W. Evans. Accom-
PIANIST. Mrs. J. J. Pearce.
Violin. ca "Adagio" CCorelD: %
sSIfnuet'' CVeracinD. Miss Alicia
O'Neil Accompanies, Mrs. Pearce-
Recitative, Before the Father, Our
Redeemer / alling-" Aria Bring Ne
Cross and Cup" (passiOn music),
CBach). Mathew H Lemen. AccOmpan-
list. z. Knickmeyer.
Ca) lie TambOurine" (Ramean); %
"Soeur Monique" Of. Couperon), E.
EufcEmever
1aJ aCiorale." No. So Cpassion music).
CBach).
Cb) Hauelujah chorus CHandeD. So
pranOs. Mrs. W. D. Howe Mrs Francis
Moore. Mrs. Leila Moore. Mrs. Parvin
White: altos, Mrs W. W. Evans. Mrs.
st. 7. Thomas. Mrs. W l. Brown. Miss
Anne Hughes: tenOrs, Parvin Witte, N.
NJ Hamlin, Clint Ballard. Rosenstein;
bassOs. NJ. II. Lemen. w. T. Ravenhin,
Roy Davis, Paul Nafe; accOmpanist,
Mrs. Helen Roberts.
Patriotism, local and national was
the theme for the meeting of the
Parent-Teachers association Of the
Mesa school Friday afternoon Percy
McGhee spoke on national patriotism.
how to develop it in young Americans.
and to encourage patriotic demOnstra-
lions in the schools. Claiborne Adams
smoke on 1ora1 narriotiem. and urged