El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-05
Women's Organizations.

StSSlOn WAS IGlu LNGAl D1AAA-A
served by the hostess. Those attending
the meeting were: Mesdames NlIes
Hanson, J. j. Tyndall, E. Burt CharleS
B. Stevens, G. F. Hawks w. A Ha"-
kins. Claude Berry, A. Livingston anu
G. NJ. Marchant.
The Alta Vista Wcman's Mlsslohalg
society met at the chapel Thursday IN
business session. The annual eleclloH
Of officers was held and the following
were elected for the year 1914-l5; Pres
ident, Mrs. L. J. Schmid; first vice pres
ident, Mrs. J. H. Harper; secoLu -
president Mrs. Bush; secretary, MI ,
E. W. Bryan; treasurer AlI ,s5.,,Sn,sl..
Moore; voice agent, Mrs. y. NO.
local department chairman, MIS- w, ~
KessIer: publicity superintendent, Mrs.
Z. A. Florence.
Miss Eula Harper on yesterday even
ing entertained the Alta vista NII $50
Study class at her home on BISoTo
street The class studied The Peopie
of Africa" Mrs. W. H. Lark was IeaIo-
er. After the lesson, games ana music IuIlS
were enioyed Refreshments OF CAKE
and cocoa and toasted marshIhalICT .
were served. Those present We're MI
and Mrs w H. Lark, Mr.. ana MIS- L.
I. Florence. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Glenn
ents, Mesdames z. Slater, r IL Boyer
7 H Harper l. J. Schmid; Misses Rulh
Harris Loretta Coleman, Floyd HaIIls,
Fav VIM, Hargrove, Ruby Gardner
and Eula Harper; Messrs; w. h ~ ~
mold, Knight Steve Huddleston, ION
Schneider, Nay.
OFFICERS were elected Friday by the
auxiliary to Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers at a meeting held IN the
Knights of Pythias hall Friday AFTER
noon. Following were elected; Mrs
c. i. Van Eaton, president; mrs Dou!e
ProthrO, vice president; Mrs jessie
Young, insurance secretary; Mrs Pau-
line Brewer, secretary Mrs. Christina
Mclean, chaplain; Mrs. Bonnie Gun
ningham, guide; Mrs. May Hathaway,
sentinel; Mrs. Birdie Smith, treasurer;
Mrs. Jessie Young. delegate to the con-
ventiOn of the order which meets in
May at Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Bell
Walker was elected alternate. The IN
stalation of officers will occur the first
Friday in January. The next meeting
of the order will be held December II.
An elOcution recital will be given
Dec II bv Miss Katherine Harper and
a number of young people, in Trinity
Methodist church. Charlee Kelly viii
recite Getting Washed" Betty Mary
Smith viii recite In the NJ min A
trio, in the Candle Light" Will be
sung by j. II. Phillips. Tom Crutcher
and C. H. Armstrong with the piano
accompaniment by Miss ErmOn Smith.
Sadie Ruth Aldridge will recite The
Altos Inspiration" Charlee, Mary,
Anne and Elizabeth Kelly will play
drum, mandolin, guitar and piano quar-
tet, Tripping Feet Miss Katherine
Harper will give a scene from Inc
School For Scandal" Gene Bradley Will
recite "CuddIe Down Dolly" Mary KEEL
" will recite Our Hired Girl" Miss
Laura Maude Fink will sing the Ser
enata' from La COrsicana- Lucille
Ayers will reclte Almost Be
yOnd Endurance Hazel johnson VIII
recite Unexpected Guests" Miss kath-
crime Harper will recite 'GulneVere'
and the program will close with Vlo,--
lin solo by Erin Middleton, 'BereceuSe.
A number of papers of interest viii be
read at the meeting Of the Rebecca
Stoddert chapter of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, which Wall
be held Monday afternoon at o'clock
in the Mezzanine balcony of Hotel Paso
del Norte The afternoons program
will be in Mrs. j. W. LorenJze ms charge
Mrs. G. S. RichersOn will read a paper
on Rebecca Stoddert, for whom the
local chapter IS named and VINO va, was
a woman of revolutionary times. Miss
Julia Coldweu will sing 'One Fine
Day" from PuccinIs opera, Madame
Butterfly" Mrs. G. F. Hawks viii read
a paper on the Children of the Repub-
lie the junior order of the D. A. R..
which was written by Mrs. Mary Ross
Kiester. Miss Margaret Young will
play a piano solo. Mrs. Hal E. Christie
will give a recitation. Mrs X 4.
Thomson will talk on the Endowment
ana l4lQulQdLlOu LuIlO- MIS- W. H
Hawks the delegate of the local chap
ter to the state convention, will give
report of the convention proceedings.
Miss Julia ColdweH will sing "Swal-
lows" by S. H. COwen. Following the
program will be a social hour and re-
freshments. The hOstesses for the day
are Mesdames J. W. Lorentzen, Joseph
Spence, Nathan D. Lane, Z. c. French,
William Long, Kenneth Brown, Irving
McNeal and George Ulrick.
elected at the meeting Friday after
noon Of the Parent-Teachers' assOcia-
ton of the Bailey school Mrs. Rue.
Jackson was elected president; Miss
Willie McCreary, principal of the school,
vice president; Mrs Paul Heermans.
secretary; Mrs Annie Maetze, treas
urer; Mrs. Joseph Spence presided at
the meeting which was held in the
Kindergarten room of the school Pre-
ceding the election an interesting pro-
gram was given. Mrs. Robert Lander
sang Love in Spring Time" and In
NY Garden" Mrs Ad1ne T. owen was
her accOmpanist. Mrs. Empress Ar
rington principal of the Sunset school,
talked on the need of Parent-Teachers
associations in the schools and the
benefits that the Sunset school has re-
ceived from its Parent-Teachers asso-
citation. Emil Silberberg played
violin solo, 'Mazurka Kuiwiak," by
Henry Van WeiniawsR1 accompanied
Oh ilG pAtillD ny MI y a ollbel Vel lll9
mother. Miss Willie McCreary, the
school principal maze a brief address
of welcome. Mrs. L. II. Griffith read
the revised constitution and bylaws.
Mrs. B. F. jenkins talked on the danger
of dust in spreading disease and urged
the installation of vacuum cleaners in
the public schools. Following the cleo
ton of officers the new president, Mrs.
Rue Jackson, was escorted to the chair
by Mrs. B. Z. Jenkins The pupils of
the seventh grade Of the Bailey school
gave an oral recitation on China" that
was of much interest 10 the parents
r. J. Tighe, superintendent of the pub
lie schools, spoke of the dangers en-
couutered by children on their way to
and from school. The next meeting
of the association will be held on the
uary.
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