El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-12
Women's Organizations

- Inc first Of the French salons undef
me auspices of the WOman's cluD q
t tHls CITY, was given on SATURDAY ar
Ihe IeItec club by Miss Harriet NJ NJ,
DOsarous, Of New York Inc CGsS
rest room of the club was filled Win
women beautifully goWned- ana tn0
s4t0h was an intellectual treat anu ~
CiaI success. The hOSteSSeS TOT my
gay were Mesdames ]. F. WHli4II1lS' D
- McNary, Waters Davis, W. n
broWn, chairman of the salons, anu anu
A. AYeril, president of the W oman >
cIuD- MISS BOgardUs wore a DIue 49, 49,
ernoon suit of silk and a FrencH ma "a
OF plack velvet, with ornament -
match the suit. She has ple3,sSal
speaking voice and is French IN al me-
gestures and manners belns EGIy
quick in speaking and in her HloEe-
ments which gives one the imp -
sion when first hearing her tnaI she
IS nervous
Miss Bogardus spoke first on the
Ethics and Aesthetics OF Con eI 81
ton She gave the underlying PIlu5-
ciples and chief requisites Of good
conversation in a clear, GorceLuL g.eS,
which showed a wide range OF LSe14tLi9
and deep insight into human LlaIuL e.
AS a. second part Miss BOgaruuS gave
"the Salon Bleu" where Nine. de Rom
bouillet founded the first saxon Ior
the cultivation of the fine art u cUn-
VersatiOn. Her delineauOn o. me
character of RombOuillet ana deScIlp-
ton of the salon were excellent. Miss
BOgardus stated Nine. ROmDOulIieI
changed q corrupt age into one OF VIZ
tue; was DeauUIul' CIlG = MUS
wealthy and virtuous woman. e.
Music was enjoyed during the AFTER
noon. Individual tea tables were ar
ranged where the guests sat anu us
cussed the salon at the close OF me
lecture. Several of the prominent ue-
butantes and members of the younger
social set served the tables Ihey We're;
Misses Anne Lee Gaines, Olive Davis,
Ivah Cool, Alice Wulff, Virginia sem
pie, Sue Dixon and Lemlre NeDekeL.
Among the prominent women OF me
city present were: Mesdames =. h Ma
tons, A. P. Coles, A. P. Ayerli, AaGh
White, W. l. Gaines, II. R. Gamble,
H. D. Slater, Frank Coles ErheSt
Sutherland, Robert D. Read, 7. }. star
ford, c. H. Ladd, Alice r. Barlow ID,
H. Bailey, z H. Irwin, w 3 IlILoI'
John L. Dyer, Will /. watson ). r
Williams, J. C. McNary; ). Z. n Lace X
land, Horace ". BrOaddus. y. q.
Coles, John A. Happer, c. E Kelly
Julia A. Sharpe Alfred Fraser, h. X
McClintock, Paul l.. Atkinson, u n
Baum, Waters Davis, W. Z. DAVIS, JOS
eph Gerard, z. A Henning, VIII Race
Guy l. Warren, ". H Burgess, W. L.
ToOley, Frank W. Brown; Misses Grace
Virginia Logan, Alberta and Lena
Heep, Julia Coldwel, Halle Irwin, Viz
ginia Semple, Anna Lee Gaines, Iemlre
Nebeker, Ivah Cool, Alice WUlff, Sue
Dixon, Francis Earle Olive Davis.
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The executive board of the WOman's
Charity association will meet on Tues
day morning at 9:30 o'clock, at the res
idence of Mrs. ". II. Burgess, on Non
tana street. Business of Importance
will be transa cted.
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The executive board Of the Young
Women's Christian association will
hold a meeting at the central rooms on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The regular story hour OF the camp
fire girls of the Y W. c. A, is being
held this afternoon at the central
rooms of the association.
The WOman's charity association
will hold a general meeting on Friday
at the chamber of commerce.