El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-05

garet McGhee. Valerie Lorig, Rebe FL
lott Dema FleCk and irene Bryan,
caring the costumes Of French Nor
mandy peasants, in blue and pink
skirts with black velvet corseletSB white
waists and lace caps
The flowers, which So aItracJlNeIy
decorated the tables, were later dis
tributed by Mrs. GeOI &c Drummer,
Chairman Of the courtesy committee,
among the members OF he club who
were i'll. The butterflies were loaned
by Mrs. r. B. HOman.
Among the luncheon guests were
Mesdames 7. L. Dwyer ". R Schultz,
c. h Campbell, H VS. rem Ihomas
Quigley, VIII J. QulgIey, W. A. BeeSon,
John c. SCHUYLER, James E. Townsend,
7 I Pearce. S J. Fen ell, z. Burt,
carl smith. A. W. Foster A. P. AVeTill,
H W. Broaddus, Paul + ermans, Olga
Kohiberg, Alice R b low, Charles
Stevens. J. B. Thew, CT Ide R. Berry,
ROYAL Jackman, II, P jackson, Rue
Jackson. Francis L. Me- e, r. b Ho-
man John F. Miller, G. =. Calnan, Jay
butcher. L L Goodman. George Brun-
ner q M. LYMAN, Kuno DOerr, Frank
s. Frickleton, Alfred J. Frazer Frank
Spence, C. c. Gibson Henry Clay
Greer, H II. Bailey, Z. = CQIIlI, FRANK NIX
SeamOn, A. NJ. LOOMS T.. z Schuster'
Helen Roberts, Haymon hrupp, ). j.
Prudential, T. N. Wall T, W. II. AID
ridge, J. o. Forbes, Wi t owen, h
L. Simons, R. L. Daniel, EdiIh Graham
COyne H r. Wrigt R ]. simmons, W.
7. Watson. d. V Fennessy- W. F. Valen-
tine, W. J. Freeman, X T. IhonaSon,
F. Lyons, W. V. Long, u. C. Booth, V. T.
RaggiO, W. S. TiltOn, =. ii. meyer, w.
J. Cox, Howard Thompson, D Baker
Smith. H. T Bowie, Q. A Crltchett,
J. NJ Riddle, Of Alamog0rdo, N NJ; w.
E. Norton, c. E. Kellogg, Herman An
dreas, Parvin Witte, =. NJ. Corcoran,
W. c. Mccormick, c. n: Gibson X. Il
ROblee, ". H Moore, J; + cameron,
". L FOxWOrth, J. F. Miller, Bertha
Congdon Slough. A. CongdOn, DR.. Alice
G. Merchant, Stanley Beyan, Fred
Weckerle, L. Averitt, Cummings, Julla
A. Sharp, S. H. Sutherland, j. F. NC
Kenzie, r V. Pearson, J. R. Mcleod, j.
J. Raster Roy Davis, Gertrude Led
better, F. ". Seward, r. A WhitIock'
c. S. Mckinney, Goodwin, Compton
Ward, W. H. Forbes; Misses Anna Sor-
enSon, Eleanor POrcher, Justine New
brOugh, Annie Stolaroff, Estel!e GOOD
man, Josephine WOOten, Halle irwin,
Lucille Daniels, Grace Virginia Logan,
Alicia O'Neil Alice Ashcroft, Rose
Goodman, StTeeter and R NJ Augur.
Mrs A. P. Averill, as president
opened the business meeting which
followed the luncheon and preceded the
program. Mrs. Claude Berry read the
minutes Of the last meeting. Mrs. Carl
Smith reported, as chairman of the art
department that the Studio tea given
above all expenses S109.75, to be de-
voted toward the building house fund.
Mrs. s. H. Sutherland. the treasurer
reported S112O paid toward the debt on
the home owned by the club II the last
seven weeks. She reported a balance
Of S87-57 in the general fund and $11.75
left in the club house fund after pay
ing off the last note of $500.
Mrs. s. J. Fenneu, chairman Of the
program for the afternoon, then took
~ u -,0,fr, h IN
Mrs. Fennen explained the conditions
which governed the selection by the
committee of the Stories poems and
musical compositions.
Mrs. T. N. COrcOran played an orig
inal composition 'BenedictiOn" and re-
spending to an encore, played Smiles
and Dimples," another OF her musical
compositions.
Mrs. Thomas Nealons poems, WED
ding Bells" and Pure in Heart were
read by Mrs. J. L. Miller.
Mrs. T. c. Phillipss story THE Last
Ride" was read by Miss Grace Virginia
Logan.
"ROmanza," a composition for the
violin and piano written by Mrs. J. j.
PearCe, was played by Mrs. Pearce
with Miss Alicia O'NeiH playing the
A poem, zone Of HeIler's Mutt
Blanches," written by Mrs. o. c. FL
lison, was read by Mrs. George Brun-
ner.
Mrs. Charles Stevens read a clever
character sketch, named Buying Fur
niture"
Mrs. S. J. Fennen read her story the
Tale of a Star" In this she made a
strong stand for WOman's suffrage.
Mrs Francis L Moore sang two
songs, the musical setting being the
composition OF Mr.. Moore. They were
Ny Dearie,'' and Reciprocity" Mrs.
W. r Brown being her accOmpanist.
Representing the art department of
the club, was an exhibit of the work
in china painting Of Mrs. Carl Smith,
Mrs H. F. Wright. Mrs. Steward, Mrs.
D. Baker Smith and Mrs. T NJ. Waller.
Pictures in oil and water color were
exhibited by Miss Grace Virginia
Logan and Mrs. Alice P. Thompson.