El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TuendaW.
Unipersfty SchoLarship

The third years work in the Univer-
sity Scholarship club has begun at the
high school. Friday a meeting was
held in the auditorium of the high
school in the interest Of this movement
Mrs. c. A Kinkel, Mrs. c. II. Campbell
and A. II. HUghey addressed the pupils.
Up to the present year over $1,000
has been raised for educational work
by means of the University Scholar
ship club. The annual dues Of s1.0O
for the year 1914 may be paid from
now on until the close of the election
which is held the last ten days in
April.
The University Scholarship club IS
composer Of men and women, girls
and boys who are cooperating in Gre
ating and maintaining a fund for the
purpose Of giving two or more scholar
ships each year to deserving members
of the Ell PasO high school graduating
class, for the purpose of enabling girls
and bows to take at least their first
year at college with the hope that a
complete college course may be made
possible to them
The scholarships consist Of at least
$500 each, sufficient to defray at least
the living and current expenses OF q
student for one year
The holders of q scholarship may
choose their own colleges out of q list
of the leading colleges and universities
of America which are not denomina-
tional.
Each member pays a yearly member
ship due OF $LOO, and by vote, helps to
select the pupils to whom to award
the scholarships. Dues paid by the
men and boys create the boys fund,
and the holder of the boys scholar
ship is decided by a majority vote Of
the men and boy members.
The dues paid by the women and
girls create the girls fund. and the
holder of the girls scholarship Is
nhncnr NV inr-fTw Tnfa of the
women and girl members.
Dues are payable to Mrs. c. H. Camp
bell, at 1912 n. Kansas street, for the
girls fund, and to A H. Hughey, at
the high school for the boys fund
The candidates for this year are Kath-
crime Glen, Elizabeth Lucas, AntOnette
Watkins, Day Verne Stearns, Steve
Lattner and Carl Nee.
New Members from high school stu
dents follow;
Marian Robertson, Maud Doucks,
Glady LUndy, Mary Clifton, Louise
Warren. Mary Googin, Charles Carter,
Ethel Crawford, Grace Hawkins, Leila
PalaW, Lena ButchOfsky, Lena Mck1e,
Matte Clark, Eunice Anderson, Irene
Bryan, Rebecca Maetze, Mary Heer-
mans, Mary Hardie, Dewey Carson,
Cecil Stanfield, Robert NJ. Reaney, l.
Z. Mcclellan. Robson POmerOy, Leon
ard Goodman, Erwin Schwartz, Louis
FpDstein Werner MOeller, Ralph Pate
J. Manuel Escajeda, Walter Ponsford
r. A. O'Neill, Chris 'Jungjohann, Alfred
1IcNamee, S. A. Mallory. Andres Lois,
Earle Broron. Ramiel Jungjohann,
Eugene Thurston, r. W. Gillett, Man
ueI Schwartz, Eugene Smith. T. L.
Hunter William Bias. John Crockett,
Bill Zachary, Helen Oldham.
Members who have paid their dues
up to date are:
Mrs. H. C. Brown, Mrs. J. H. Laurie,
Mrs. Otis c. Coles, Mrs. CarOthers, Mrs.
Richard Warren, Mrs. J. G. Barada,
Mrs. Lizzie Averitt, Mrs. c. E. Hurt,
Mrs. 7. X. Poyas. Mrs T. P. Miller,
Mrs. O. Lanier, Miss Mary Morgan, Miss
Ruth Evans, Miss r. A Hughes, DR..
Nettie Satterlee, Mrs. Z. p Kepley,
Mrs. z. C. Houghton, Mrs. J. M. Rich
mOnd, Mrs. r. L. Ramey, DR.. Lee Nc
IntOsh, DR.. c. NJ. Hendricks, DR.. J. NJ.
Richmond, DR.. r. L Ramey, Thornton
Hardy, Mr.. Hay, H. M. Andreas, z. {.
HoughtOn. Z. A Young, Judge Buckler,
J. NJ. Nealon, A II. Goldstein, Charles
Rokahr H. W. Broaddus, Hugh T.
Henry, Henry Bloom, Idus Gillette,
Claude Berry, J. NJ. GOggin, Col c. +.
Hunt, J. L. Ely, G. L. Hoyt, Felix Mar
tinez, L J. Gilchrist, R. q. Thomson.
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