El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-07
Women's Organizations.

The monthly story hour for the
Camp Fire girls VIII be held Monday
afternoon in the central rooms OF the
y W. c. A. Mrs. James r. HarEer Will
he the story teller Her subject wiz
be the life of Jane Adams. o. l1u't
House Chicago. Preceding the story
hour at PAS o'clock, meeting Oh the
camu fire guardians Will be held.
November s to u has been set aside
by the Texas Federation of Woman
clubs for the purpose OF raising LuIuS
for the state Training School for De
pendent and Delinquent Girls The $50
state legislature passed an apprOprla-
fiOu Of $4,000 for the institution with
the provision that the VARIOUS counties
OF The state together subscribe the same
amount. Realizing that there was no
place in the state where girls needing
such help could be sent outside OF a
few converts and the salvation Army
rescue home in San Antonio, the red
Grated women's clubs of the state have
taken up the raising of this sum be-
lieving that il is the duty Of every cltl-
zen in the state to see that such an IN
sfftutfOn is erected. All associations
interested in the welfare of women
have been enlisted to help raise the
necessary amount. OF the $4,000 needed
$4,000 has already been pledged The
El Paso club has pledged SIS.
The monthly meeting of the board of
directors of the WOman's Charity as
ISOLATION will be held Tuesday morning
at $3.50 o'clock at the nome OF MIS-. l.
w Iauier 1903 Montana street. On
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock the
monthly general meeting OF the Char
itv association will be held at the
home of Mrs. Frank Ainsa, on the cor
ner of Arizona and Mesa avenue. EV-
erv member is asked TO bring her
needle. thread, thimble and scissors, as
the meeting will be devoted to making
garments for poor children and rolling
bandages for the Red Cross European
relief work, as well as listening 10 the
regular reports and business OF the So
ciety. The hostesses Of the meeting
will be: Mesdames Olga kohlberS,
julius Krakauer, A. A. Klein, Edgar
Keyser, J. c. Lakeland, I. w Lanler'
w s. Iatta, George LeBarOnY j. >.
Longweu. A NJ. LOOMS, +. W. Lynch,
Charles II. Leavell, !. NJ Lewis w. NJ
Laughlin, c. NJ. Lathrop, J. L. Mcheel'
A. Matthias, W. r. Martin, James l.,
Mari Robert MCAfee and =. MOye.
Modern French composers will be
studied by the music department of the
WOman's club at its meeting IN the
high school auditorium wednesday
afternoon. Mrs ). j. t'reudenthal VIII
be the chairman in charge of the pro
gram. The composers to be studied are
Archille Claude Debussy and Charpen-
tier. Mrs Freudenthal viii give DrleI
sketch of both of the composers and
their principal works. Mrs A F.
Sievers viii play piano solo, Ara
bewque," by Debussy- Thomas A.
Christian viii sing lie Cor by A.
Sleiger. A trio win sing "Enfant
Prodige" Mrs. A. H. Goldstein will sing
Little silver Ring and Were /
Gardner by Chaminade. Mrs. Ralph
Henderson viii play Revere" as a
violin solo Mrs. Clarence Johnson Will
give a synopsis of the opera Louise
Mrs Ralph J. Wilson viii sing the ARIA
from Louise" The Program will close
with a chorus 'Wynkum Blynkum and
Nod" sung by the women of the music
depa rtment. In connection with the
meeting the women of the wOman's
club viii give a towel shower for the
Rescue Home.
Mrs Rue JacksOn's home on Mesa
avenue was the gathering place Friday
afternoon for about 200 people. mem
beers Of the Sunshine society and their
friends. who met to enjoy a social
time together and incidentally cor
tribute to the Sunset sOcietv's funds
for the maintenance Of the Day nur-