El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28
MORE DIOR
BELGIAN RELIEF
Ell Pasoans Are Buying
Tickets Literally for the
Russian Night. "

aid has sent the two tickets 70 Ihe
writer of the following letter Just re,
| ceived by The Herald: i am a WIui
sorry I can't buy the tickets. WouIu
have helped those poor people long as -
if I had been able to- 1t keeps me III
| close quarters to keep even. MY nus
band Just makes $12 week ana nave
4 only Soc in the house after paying UP
| everything I owe"
Strong Public support.
Public interest in the fund is great.
| Men and women from all walks OF ire
are lending their aid to the cause anu anu
there is every reason to DeneVe lhdt
on the occasion of the entertainment
tomorrow night the Ell Paso theater
will be crowded to its capacity.
The real test of public support Is
| found, of course, in the Ilnanclal re-
| sponse. and another hundred or Two
has been added to the fund since the
| last report. But among those who have
/ volunteered to cooperate even more
actively than by simply buying tlckets
| to the benefit entertainment are the
following. who have consented also TO
| the.use Of their names as patronesses
and patrons of the benefit lecture ana
| concert tomorrow night Cat o'clock
sharp; --..-,
Mrs. c. f. Kelly, regent United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mrs Paul Atkinson, regent Daugh-
| ters OF the American Revolution
Mrs. Burt Orndorff, president Of the
Mrs. 4. ". Foster. president wOm-
4 ans club.
sentative of the State Federation OF
! Women's clubs.
| Mrs. W. L Foxworth, chairman cur
rent events department Woman's club
! Mrs, Carl Lee Smith, chairman art
| department Woman's club.
/ NTre CznOroa RTunneT- chairman nlu-
| sic department Woman's club.
/ Mrs. James Meutmann, president
/ Daughters Of Erin.
Mrs. Gus Momsen, president Altar
society. Church Of the Immaculate Con-
mrs. N. NJ. Redding, president Char
! ity association, church of the lmmac-
| ulate Conception.
Mrs. John Morrison. Mrs John L.
] Hines, Mrs. Charles W. EXton, Mrs A.
| owen Seaman, L. S. army.
Mrs. H. T. Bowie, Camp Fire girls.
| Mrs Z. S. Stewart Mrs W. W. Tur-
| ney, Mrs. J. F. Williams, Mrs. jose
phine Nations Morfit, Mrs. Waters Da-
I Wis, Mrs. J. a. Buckler, Country cluD'
! Mrs. George l. Ulrich, Civic league.
Mrs. 7. W. Lanier, president Wom-
ans Charity association.
Mrs. A P AveriI, welfare depart
ment WOman's club.
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp, Auxiliary w.
O. W.
! Eastern Star
Mrs. W. H. Forbes, ST., Order Of the
Lady Maccabees.
Mrs. Horace A. Lay, Woman's Chris
! ton Temperance Union.
Mrs. T. A. Rehrig, Aid society, B. OF
/ H. c. Myles. diplomatic representa-
tive of the British government, and
| Mrs Myles
J. N. Romagny, consular agent re-
public of France, and Mrs. Romagny.
Rev. Edward Barry, church Of the
| Immaculate Conception
Rev. Miles Hanson, First Congrega-
tional church.
Rev. Henry Easter, Church of St.
| Clement.
Rev. Charles l. Overstreet, First
| Presbyterian church.
A R Webb, r. z. Severance, J. L.
! Flores, Harry LUthy, William Beeson,
| Robert Kyle, Victor A. Lee, E D. Skin
ner, A. W. Rogers, J. Z. Burton, George
Mahoney, J. W. Miller, f. c. Smith,
| Charles H. Escott, NJ H. Burton, Sam
ueI Baynes, Thomas Quigley, r. E.
Dawson. Elmer Ellis, E. A. Wells, J.
H. Shaw, R. B. May George Stillweu,
! Z. S. Taylor, representing as heads OF
/ all the affiliated unions, FL PasO Or
gained labor.
Universal Sympathy.
Extracts from some of the letters
! written by those above named, eX-
! pressing their interest in the cause
for which Tuesdays entertainment is
| given, indicate the widespread appeal
that the Belgian relief movement
/ makes; remember, the FL PasO fund
! is solely for the relief of starving and
/ destitute women and children of Bel
| gium. This is a work that commands
] finn of fhnca n
I all nationalities and all Creeds and
] indeed the returns to The Herald show
that no lines are drawn in helping the
| innocent sufferers over there. We
quote from letters:
| Mrs. c. Z. Kelly: Il shall be glad to
| assist in any way possible In your
! efforts to raise funds for war-stricken
Belgium. Best wishes for abundant
/ success in your philanthrOpic efforts"
Mrs W. W. Turney: 1T is most kind
of you to ask me to be a patroness
for the Belgian relief entertainment It
! will give me great pleasure to accept.
| Please find check enclosed for S25 to
| help along a most worthy cause"
Mrs T. W. Lanier: Il shall be glad
to permit the use of my name as pa
trOness for December -, and shall be
glad to aid in any way 1 can this
| worthy cause. Am glad to have the
opportunity of contributing to those
suffering Belgians."
MIS-. j. NaJlOnS MOrt1t. y on are IN
deed kind in giving me such an op-
rOrtunity to serve this worthy cause,
and I shall be delighted to be one of
your patronesses."
Mrs Geo. Drummer: TT will give me
pleasure to act as a patrOness for the
lecture to be given by The Herald on
Tuesday. December 29.'
Mrs Burt OrndOrff: 1T will afford
me great pleasure to assist you in
any way to make DR.. YOungs lecture
in behalf Of the Belgian Relief fund
J a success"
Lecture VIII Be Interesting.
Mrs. A. P. Averill: 'In whatever way
I may I shall be glad to lend support
1 to your most worthy undertaking."
Mrs. J. F. Morrison: TT will give me
! much pleasure to assist in so worthy
a cause, and I am sure the lecture
on Russia viii be most interesting"
Mrs. J. L. Hines: Il shall be very
| glad to let you use my name as a
! patponess of the very worthy object
OF a benefit for the Belgians."
Mrs - - -.XtOn: In reply to
your request for the. use of my name
as patrOness of the lecture to be held
| in benefit of the. Belgian sufferers, I
| will be very glad to give you that
| privilege and Capt. t-xton and I will
| endeavor to be present"
Mrs. A. owen Seaman; Il will be