El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-17

The department OF history Ie8aS
division of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy. viii hold memorial
services in Trinity Methodist church
on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Miss
Octavia Barlow is historian of the
Texas division of the daughters and
will have charge of the program. Rev.
G. Wesley Webdeu will give the IN
vocation, senator Claude B. Hudspeth
will deliver an address on Gen Rob
ert E. Lee and Mrs. J. F. Miller will
give a reading, and the Methodist
choir will render all the music. The
services will be held in celebration
of the birthday anniversary of Gen.
Lee and Gen. Jackson, and the follow
ing program will be rendered.:
"Iet US cross over the river and
rest under the shade of the trees
Last words of Gen. Stonewan Jackson.
Music-Gnstrume and vocaD,
MARYLAND, Ny Maryland"
Reading-"Music in Camp" by John
I'g SnggLaOft in the Silly Night"
THE life of Robert Edward Lee;
his life as an educator and private
citizen from the close of the war be
tween the states until the close of
his life on October u. 1870.
Song-Duet), THE Vacant Chair"
Svmposiuu-Gen. T. J. (StOnewalD
jackson, soldier, educator, citizen and
Be es iowa Of. crosses of honor.
Music-"DiXie."
BenedictiOn.
The open Discussion club held its
first meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs o. c. Ellison in Highland
park. This club has been formed
among number of the thinking wo
men of the city for Informal discus
sions-Where eVeryoneS opinion IS eN-
messed Consideration of questions of
vital interest to men and women of
today were held. \ paper on What
are the parents doing?" was read by
Mrs Ellison It contained many plIhy
bits of thought and questions to which
answers must be given by the fathers
and mothers of today. The question
young girls are out of their homes
until late hour% and How to reach
the parents to whom should be given
the care of their own children" were
two of great interest
animated discussion was participated
in by all present and plans were form
ulated to at once act on several mat
ters. At the next meeting of the club
on Monday, January &c, the social cen
| ter for parents and children will be
discussed and plans laid for the meet
! ing on Friday.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union held a meeting on Friday after
noon at the central rooms of the Y.
w. c. A. The president, Mrs. Horace
I Law. presided. MIS-. j.. L. harris IedQ
/ the scripture lesson. Mrs. Emma Chat
| fee made recent trip to Panama, and
she told of this at the meeting, relat-
ing many personal "reminiscences
which made it very interesting. S. A.
! Sorenson told of his desire to work
here in FL Paso among the Spanish
! American people. He also gave a talk
on mis- work among the Spanish Amer
| leans in Mexico. After the business
meeting a social hour was enjoyed. A
| contest was given and Mrs. G. L. Jones
won the prize Those present on Fri
day were: Mesdames Frances Rob
/ lee, E. L. Harris, Hannah Smith, Mark
/ hurry, G. I. Jones, Emma Chaffee,
Horace Lay. NJ. L. Golden. Helen Jack
son, NJ Collier, E. Peck, K. Weeks and
/ Dora Weeks. J. COrbin. Mrs. E. jack
| son, Of Columbus n. NJ, was visitor.
/ X
The S S club met this afternoon
/ at the home of Mrs. ". K. Ramsey in
] the Palms apartments. Miss Carrie
l Race won the prize Refreshments
4 were served Miss Olive Davis will
/ be the next hostess of the club on Fri
! day afternoon.
The Art department of the WOman's
! club will give a studio tea at the
| chamber of commerce on February q.
| There will be an art exhibit at this
time and a musical program.