El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-20
Women's Organizations.

Miss TheO Patterson viii entertain
the Beta Beta club Wednesday at ner
home on Nevada street
Mrs. Frank Lynch viii entertain the
Sunshine Helpers Thursday afternoon
at her home in the Ramsey apartments.
Reports of the various committees OF
the Rescue Home association were pre-
scented at the business meeting Of the
association held Monday afternoon IN
the parlOrs Of the First Pres yterlan
church The home viii be formally
opened and dedicated on Nov. 10, ana a
, reception will be held at the home on
that day. Mrs. Thomas Estil through
whose advice and help the Rescue Home
association was started on the Work OF
erecting the home. and Mrs. Mary still
well, the head of the rescue work Of
the Salvation Army for the western
district, viii both come from Chicago &c
attend the opening. They VIII also
conduct a series Of meetings They
VIII be here from Nov Is 10 H.
over 81 bandages We're prepared by
the members of the Temple Mt Sinai
Sewing society Monday afternoon at
special called meeting in the Sunday
school room Of the temple. The band
ages were made in response to the
urgent appeal from the American Ma
tiOnal Red Cross society for its work
in the relief Of the European war vic
Tins. This sewing society will meet
every second and fourth Monday and
make bandages for this cause. Follow
ing the work light refreshments Of
coffee and cake were served by the
hOsuesseS of the day who were Mes
danes s ArOnstein, J. Zelman. J. Levy,
5. BarEman, A A. Klein and Harry
Hyman- Among those present besides
the hOSteSseS were Aiesdames c. K.
Wolf J. Calisher, A. Matthias, Olga
Aohlberg' ) Aronstein, L Levy. Simon
Turk, II. Silberberg, j. Z. Winner,
Nathan LapOwski, c. Givan, s Givan,
j. kaufman. L Blumeuthal. B. Blum
enthal, A Blumenthal N Soloman,
Max Move, H P Barnett sam Schwartz,
Joe Talpis. Haymon krupp. J. II. Brom-
berg, $ Herskowitz, Herman Nathan.
Dave Lerner. Max Mayer. Martin lie
lonka, D. Linde, Esther GrossbIatt. Y.
Del Campo and NJ ROsen; Misses Es-
telle Goodman, Della Moye, Hedwig
Matthias and Sarah Nathan.
The life story Of Wufred T. Gren-
fell missionary to Labrador, was the
theme of the first monthly story hour
Of the fall for the campfire girls. 1t
was told by Mrs. H. T Bowie Monday
afternoon at the central rooms OF the
y. W c. A This was the fourth in the
series of missionaries lives that have
GrenfelI was depicted as minister mis-
siOnary. physician and business man.
Through his splendid business ability
he organized large number of COM
folk Of Labrador for the betterment Of
their living conditions Chief among
these was the establishing of coOpera-
tive stores, shipbuildinS yards and fac
tories and the building Of schools and
hospitals Through his work the scat
tered fisher settlements Of Labrador
have been formed into a united indie
pendent people Before the story hour
the campfire girls repeated in unison
the law Of the campfire After the story
hour. drawing contest was held. The
girls drew the flags Of Germany and
France in cOlored chalks- These were
pinned upon the wall and each girl was
awarded a little star 20 the flags that
were best drawn The flags drawn by
Nary MCCamaut were decided to be the
best About g. girls were present Mrs
Edward g. Holt has been appointed the
new guardian Of the Teas campfire Of
the Villas school, in the absence Of Mrs
Robert Bowie. who viii be away for
several months Among the guardians
present We're Nesdames F W Norton,
T. H. Yale. T. 2. Rankin jr., G. A
Thumm. H T. Bowie and Edward B.
Holt The campfire girls will meet at
the central rooms Of the Y. ". c A.
Saturday afternoon TO make more
bandages for the use of the Red Cross
societies in the relief OF the war vic
times Of Europe