El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11

etaris arranged on the upper porch.
Mrs Franz Payne, Mrs. C NJ. Gibson,
Mrs D, Bruce Smith. c. C. Gaines and
a .. Reading were in charge, with
Miss LuRee Knight and Miss Mineta
Henning assisting.
The auction was very largely attend
ed and vas most successful. all OF the
wares were sold and about $3.50 cleared.
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The monthly meeting OF the board Of
directors Of the Y. W. c. A was held
Thursday in the down town rooms
Of the association. Mrs. u. 7. Bowie.
the president, presided. Mrs W. H.
Pickles. the secretary. read her re-
port. The other members present at
the meeting were: Mesdames 7 J.
Woodside, r. D. Robinson. H. b Stew
ems sr- r 3. Horan, c H Campbell.
Frank Spence, T. W. Lanier. Horace
Lane, 7. F. Kimbell, Sarah Barger,
Pau Heermans and Fred Weckerle.
The chairmen Of the different commit
tees gave their reports at this meeting.
A very interesting report was an
had been let for a tennis court to be
put on the grounds adjoining the
boarding house. The court viii be
used in the winter time for recreation
chairman Of the C~loudcroft vacation
house. reported that II would open
Saturday, and that Mrs. Alice No
Spadden would be in charge. Mrs.
FRANK spence IN ner report. OF the
membership committee, stated that
S55 had been received for new mem
bers' dues. The Junior party under
the supervision OF the camp fire girls,
given at Washington Park June 1, was
given in the social report Nine classes
were reported held during the month
Of May in the religious department.
The first class study subject was the
prophecy Of The second
class was the Min Of Messiah and an
1@L-- go a.. ~ hszN1-Fln1 uaDD~1nhu
of the Holy Land. A Bible study dem
onstration was also given to show the
public the nature Of the Bihle work
undertaken. Mrs. H. B.. Stevens, ST.,
stated that - calls for positions n
six calls for help had been handed IN
to the employment secretary during
the month Of May and that j V women
had been placed IN positions. The re-
port for the physical department was
the demonstration given at the Y. NJ
C A. on Nav Is. the proceeds for which
were to be used to send a delegate to
the Estes Park conference in Colorado
In her report OF the n room, Mrs
Fred Weckerls said that there had
been an average attendance OF 81 dur
ing the month Of May. Mrs week.-mrs.
also mentioned that the lunch room
merely making expenses She an
nounced the continuation Of the birth
dav ~luncheons which are to be given
on Wednesday OF the last week OF
every month, the next one to be June
%. Mrs T. J. Woodside stated that
the boarding home had been filled dur
ing the past month She also told Of
the vesper services which are being
held every Sunday afternoon at the
boarding home. The total receipts for
tag day were reported as S1002.2s.
Mrs. H. 3. Stevens, ST. made a special
appeal to the board members 70 make
an effort to secure a fund to be used
TO send young employed girls on snort
vacations to C~Ioudcroft. This was h
final meeting OF h board until the
faIL
The Fl Paso Equal Franchise league
meetings will be held hereafter every
Thursday night at S o'clock. instead OF
in the afternoons. This was decided
upon at the regular meeting OF the
league Thursday afternoon. held in
Hotel OrndorR parlors, as II viii en-
able many 10 attend. who can not be
ii the afternoons The first
evening meeting viii be held next week
in Hotel Orndorn parlors- All the
league meetings are open to the public.
Mrs. S. J. Fenneu presided at the meet
n conducted the parliamentary
law study and drill. Miss Helen Old
ham led the study OF h United States
constitution. Papers answering anti
suffrage arguments were given by Mrs
T. SEWERS. Mrs. Edith c. Lane. Mrs
G. NJ Marchmont, and Miss Grace Vir-
riufa Logan.