El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-03
Uomen's Organization

Faso ,.,- If fine WOmans club. The first
Foa+11re of the day viii be birthday
I1cbeon at 1 o'clock, in the ballroom
I'm ~ - To1+ec club. At o'clock the an
- ~ ,-C@ra0 of original work from
II Nc "a +rreo departments of the club the
1i+ararv. music and art Will be given.
Tbe art department will exhibit work
- H. members in oils, water color and
china painting, WhIch viii be held in
o11o of the parlOrs of the Toltec club
NJ selection of the original poems
,+a,-ios and musical compositions was
made Monday by secret committee
TFo work was numbered as is Gus
+,,,Is7v in such contests, so that there
TT0o1715 he absolutely no partiaIitv
eboITn No awards are made, but the
work selected viii form the afternoons
p 05ening the program, Mrs. T. NJ. Cor
coran will play her piano composition.
2 TWo noems. wedding Bells, and
pure in Heart" will be read, by Mrs.
Thomas NealOn.
Mrs T. c. Phfllipss story. "gTbeir
Last Ride" will be read by Miss Grace
Virginia Logan.
A 'sRomanza," composed by Mrs. J. J.
Pearce. for the piano and violin, viii
be played by Mrs Pearce, with Miss
Alicia O'NeilI playing the violin part
A poem, cone of Hellers Nuts
BIances'" written by Mrs. 0. C. Eli
son. will be read.
Mrs C. B. Stevens will read her story.
Buying Furniture"
Two songs composed by Francis 7,
Moore will be sung by Mrs. Moore, eff
Thou But Care and Thou and L" Miss
Ruth Haggin, who lived in FL Paso
some time ago, wrote the words for the
first song and the latter is from the
poem by LanieT
The program will close with the read
ing of a story, The Tale of a Star"
written by Mrs. S J. Fennell.
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The monthly social and story hour of
the Camp Fire Girls was held Monday
afternoon at the central Young Wom-
ems Christian association rooms. About
40 girls were present with their camp
fire guardians. Mrs. n. T. Bowie, who
is the chief guardian of all the camp
fires, was in charge of the afternoon
After the girls arrived, games and folk
dancing were enjoyed in the evmDa-
stun, under the leadership of Miss Della
Kiefer and Miss DOrOthea Hart, guard
ians of the SOagataha camp fire Miss
Kiefer played the music for the dances.
Then came the story hour, when Mrs
J. W. Tappan narrated the wonderful
career of the French peasant girl
Jeanne d Arc, her great service for
France her cruel betrayal by the peo-
pie she served and her brutal execu-
ton by the English. Mrs. Tappan told
the story in a, most graphic way and
young girl hearers.
After the story, refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served by the So
cal committee, Mrs William Hogarth.
Mrs c. c. Gibson, Mrs. Arthur Tobias
ana Mrs j. A. Potter. Among the camD
fire guardians present were: Mrs. Rob-
ert X Bone, guardian of the new camp
IRE recently organized at the Villas
SchOOl; Mrs. r. L. Daniels and Mrs
NJ Yale, guardians of the newly ORGAN
Mrs E. P Rankin and Mrs. George 7
harris, of the POsOnage camp fire: Miss
Della kIefer and Miss Dorothea Hart
Of the SOangataha camp fire; Mrs r
W. NOrIoh' OF the EloWin camp fire.
Texas Independence day was oh
SCI yea Dy the Rebecca StOddart chapter
OF the daughters of the American Rev.
oIuLIon Monday with an interesting
program IN the parlOrs of the ElkS'
club. Two Texas songs Texas Land.
TO the tune of Maryland Nv MARYLAND
and Texas Flag" to the tune Of
ike We're sung by Miss Mary
Evans, accompanied by Miss Gertrude
Yale on the piano
Mrs. Darden S Evans read a paper
on Texas Independence, giving. beside
I lLeI own notes, extracts from addresses
maze Dy veterans of the Texas war for
independence. Mrs. Carolyn Payne Har-
RS sang Rose in Bud" ACCOMPANIED nv
MISS Margaret Mathes. Mrs. A F. Sic
y 0-o PeeAS GU d B1dLO SOlO- MIS-. VIII III.
owen sang Spring and Little Irish
GlrI, accompanied by Mrs. Adine T.
Mrs. G. f. Hawks was chairman Of
the afternoons program. Preceding
the program a business meeting was
neId, with the regent, Mrs. H W.
Broaddus, presiding. Arrangements
Tor the annual birthday party of the
chapter were made. This will be held
on the day after Easter. April 10. in
the parlors of the Eixs club Follow
ing the program a social hour was en-
Joyed, with refreshments of ice cream
and cake served by the hostesses of
the day, who were Mesdames Alice W
French, Winston Pettus, Z. s. Stewart,
F. c. Earle, G. F. Hawks, Nathan D.
Lane Lee H. Orndorff, G. P. Pickens
and w S. Tilton.
Next week on Friday evening, the
girls of the first organized camp fires
will entertain the girls of the newly
organized camp fires at the central 7.
W. c. A rooms