El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
WOmen's ORGANIZATIONS.

Landscape gardening viii be the top
Z ic discussed by the art department of
I the WOmau's club, at ITS meeting We'd
nesday afternoon, in t2e auditorium of
I the High school Miss Grace Virginia
Logan viii talk on making the most
OF a small plot for Kitchen garden
Mrs Stanley Beyan Will talk on trees
and their purpose me art or the san
Z Diego exposition Will ne discussed by
Mrs T. c. Phillips Mrs Alma Cox Will
talk on the cultivation Of plants and
shrubs. their combinations and the
friendship of vines Mrs. L. L Muudy
will talk on making a rose garden At
] the opening of the program, Mrs. \ i.
} Sievers viii play piano solo The
election of officers for the coming year
The shamrock circle Of the Sunshine
society met Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Elizabeth Spence on Non
tana street. The rooms were decorated
I for St Patrick's day. with streamers
of green from tie chandeliers to the
corners Of the rooms The girls first
/ held business melting. Then each
dressed a doll Teresa O'Keefe won
{ the prize for the best dressed doll and
Z the neatest sewing An ice course, in
: which the Irish green cOlOrs were car
ried out was served at the close of the
! afternoon The serving table was dec
GRATED with shamrOcks and from the
corners Of the table to the chandelier
above extended strezmers Of green
tulle. There were present Margaret
| Spence. Elizabeth Spence. Teresa
/ O'Keeffe. Tama O'Keeffe. Marian Rom
agny. Ruth Goodman. Irene Morrison.
Mesdames j. NJ Romagny, Thomas
O'keeffe, N. Phelan, Edith c. Lane and
I Joseph +. Spence The circle will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Edith c. Lane on
April 9.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
/ ". C. T. Z. was held Friday afternoon
in the downtown rooms CT the Y. ".
C. A Mrs Horace A. Lay presided. Mrs
( Emma Chaffee read the scripture les
and Mrs II. E Peck discussed current
events in temperance work Mrs. c. F.
Elliott. president of the FL Paso Res
cue Home association. talked on the
purpose Of the home and the work it
was doing and appealed to the women
for greater interest and cooperation in
/ helping to pay off the debt on the
| building. A new MEMBER. Mrs H o.
Perkins, was enrolled A social hour
I followed the program and business.
( Mrs Helen JudsOn won the prize in the
guessing contest The next meeting
will be held in the same place on
April Is.
An interesting meeting Of the Bailey
School Parent-Teachers association
was held Friday afternoon in the kin
dergarten room Of the school. G. p. Put
nam. one Of the pioneers in the school
work Of the city. talked on the needs
Of the schools and the greater cOOpera-
ton necessary between the parents and
the school teachers He particularly
relieve the OVercrOwded condition and
suggested fewer children to a teacher
in each room Superintendent r J.
Tighe talked on the needs for more
schools that would come as a result Of
the law for compulsory education.
passed by the legislature Miss Willie
B. lIcCreary, the school principal. talked
on the same subject Miss Selma Hers
kOwtiz played a piano solo at the be-
ginning Of the program and another
at the close The children Of the low
first grade gave two interesting little
playlets, The Echo" and The Goats
in the Turnip Field" The children tax
| ing part in THE Echo" were Ruby
Parker, Ruby Forquer, Norris Garrett.
Harold Dalsheimer. Nina Nanesther
BOwley. Villa Hatcher and katherine
Hamilton The children taking part in
The Goats in the TUraip Field" were
Billy Coles, Lucille Crockett. Kenneth
Paul. Lyman steinberg, Reginald Stae-
I ger, Horace Broaddus. Clyde Worcester
and Riordan Jackson Mrs. VIII T.
owen sang several selections. with Mrs.
fAdine T. owen playing her accompani-
ment- In the short business program
Mrs A. I. Hawley was elected delegate
70 the state convention Of the Parent
Teachers association in Del Rio, Tex
Miss Willie 3. AIcCreary was elected al
ternate- The meeting was well at
tended