El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-06
SEASON OF CLUB GATHERINGS ARRIVES;
D. A. r. HOLDS ITS FIRST MEETING

the LNalEALEL5 VA 49,
Il Revolution held the first meet
ing Of the fall Monday afternoon on
the mezzanine balcony Of Hotel Pas,92
del NOrte. The meeting was very Wen
attended. Mrs Paul Atkinson. the re
gent, presided. In the business meet
ing lrt ceding the STUDY ptoSIaIl' nc
chapter unanimously ehuoI So NJ > az
drew Rose, the present STATE regent
for reelection. and voted that the dele
gates 70 the state convention. W4ich
VIII tie held in Houston IN NoyemDer'
should be instructed TO vote Tor her
1Tre IT W Rroaddus was elected as
the regents alternate MIS- u r
Hawks was elected delegate win MIS-,
W H Aldridge as alternate Inc FL
paso CHAPTER has one state oIIlcer'
Mrs C. II Kelly. who is the state vice
reEen-
An endorsement Of the American Ma
tiCnaI Red Cross society was READ from
the national regent with the appeal
tha. the ID. A r do all in its power
20 respond TO the relief OF the wound
ed in var stricken Europe and thaJ
the contributions should be sent
through the American National heu
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp made an appeal
on behalf of the Rescue home dssOcld-
ton for the contribution OF oeq linen
ard other furnishings for the rescue
R1me .
Mrs. Eunice Payne read an interest
ing Iaper on national conservation. III
which she traced the oLA=-lA anu
velOpment OF the movement lot tllS
conservation of national resources
Mrs. H. W. Broaddus read review
Of The work done by the chapter our
ing the past year
Following the program a social llIne
was enjoyed Refreshments were
served. The hostesses Of the day
were Mesdames Caroline Evans, Henry
Easter. H r Payne. Baxter Lewis, r
A Hodge. n L. Strong, Butler ana
W. W. Fink
The next event in the D. A r. calen-
dar will be the reception rendered DE
the Rebecca Stoddert chapter of the
d. A r. to the visiting delegates OF
the United Daughters Of the ConleQ-
eracy. while the state convention IS
held in FL PasO the last OF the month
-
As the women Of the Civic Improve
ment league are greatly interested IN
the creation Of the scenic drive along
the mesa. they are taking an active
part in soliciting the interest and CO
operation Of the women Of the city Tor
the success of the big boost the scenic
driveway barbecue to be given by
Peter Kern Friday night on the mesa
As the women Of the city are requested
to act as hOstesses at this affair and
assist in the preparing OF the sand
witches and in their distribution In the
evening. volunteers are wanted to do
this work About 50 women are needed
to spread the sandwiches and wrap
them Friday morning A bread cut
ting machine viii prepare the bread
In the evening, 200 women will be
needed to assist in serving and TO look
after the children.
In order TO avoid confusion, tickets
viii be distributed among the school
children TO entitle them 10 a share in
the barbecue upon presentation Of
their tickets Everything viii be free.
Mrs. r Burt OrndOrff president Of
the Civic Improvement league, Mrs
W C. Davis and Mrs L F. Behr will
o HnaT e
any women who will volunteer 10 help
for this occasion Many representatives
Of the various clubs and wOmen's So
cietles have responded, but more are
needed
The Sunshine Workers Of the Inter-
national Sunshine society met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs c. Il
Ladd, on Arizona street Officers were
elected for the ensuing year. Mrs. J.
= robertson was elected president.
Mrs H p. Deadly was elected treas
grer and Mrs c. r. lad secretary
The workers decided TO aid in the
oandage making for the Red Cross
socletys use for the wounded soldiers
I OF Europe and Will meet Monday af-
ternoon at the home OF Mrs J. A Pot
I ter, on East Boulevard. and devote the
time 70 rolling bandages.
a meeting OF the Rescue Home as
ISOLATION is being held this afternoon
at the First Presbyterian churc6 10
confer with brigadier Mary StiIweu. Of
the salvation Army, head OF the res
cue work OF the western division, in
regard TO the final ARRANGEMENTS for
furnishing and opening the Rescue
Home. A brief business meeting OF
the association was held Monday az
IernOOn Tor the transaction Of the rou-
tine affairs OF the association Brfga-
der StllWeu arrived in FL Paso Tues
day morning She viii address the con-
sresalon at the prayer meeting held
IN the local salvation Army hall to-
night capt Bessie Carr, of Chicago.
accompanied brigadier Stilweu ia hi
Paso and viii be the assistant for
adJutant and Mrs. 7. A Pitt in the
salvation Army work here.
The KilIihote cam5 fire ~ tho
BAILEY scnool girls, met Monday after
noon at the home Of their guardian,
MIS- l. ID Yale. on North Virginia
street me meeting was devoted to q
review Of the talk on first aid meth
OBS 1or the injured given last week by
Mrs D. II Huffaker at the union meet
LIg o. az me camp fire girls Each
girl demonstrated some method Of ap-
pIylng Dandages or other first aid
procedure The camp fire girls have
decided to give their help in making
Dandages for the wounded soldiers in
t-Ie Eur opean war, TO be distributed
through the American National Red
cross society. The girls present at
Mondays meeting were Margaret Har-
we, harriet Heermans. Marie Faris.
DORIS Llttell Lois Maetze. Alice Pruitt
and Irma Davis
A number Of women gathered at the
nome OF Mrs. Christine Garlick. on
Magoffin avenue Monday afeternoon
ana spent the time rolling bandages
Ior the Red Cross society's use among
the wounded soldiery Of Europe.
among the women were Mesdames J.
L. Campbell, r W. Curtis Kenneth
Brown c. 6. Hawkinson. W. y. Small,
louslas Clifford, L Clifford. Ella
RANGES Lake, Charles Wilcox and DR..
Alce G. Merchant. The women met
asaln tuesday morning 10 complete
the bandages- Over 100 were made.
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