El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-02
Women's Organizations.

The Woman-s missionary society Of
Trinity Methodist church met Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlors-
The Robert Z. Lee chapter OF the
United Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet Thursday afternoon at s
o'clock in Trinity Methodist church
The sewing circle Of Temple Mt. Sinai
met Monday afternoon in the Sunday
school room Of the temple The after
noon was spent in sewing infants gar
ments for the poor. Refreshments were
served after the afternoons work. The
hOstesses were Mesdames : Aronstein,
E Moye, L Blumenthal. T.. Wisburn
and Miss Louise BlumenthaL The next
meeting Will be held the first Monday
in December.
Rebecca Stoddart chapter OF the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
held its monthly meeting Monday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs Horace
W. Broaddus. on West Boulevard Mrs.
J. W. LorentZen. the regent, presided
Mrs. y H Allen read the secretary s
minutes.N The. report Of the treasurer,
Mrs /. /. Robinson. was read by Mrs.
c E BRYAN. Miss Gertrude Yale gave
the report Of the registrar. Mrs. B.
n G. Williams gave the corresponding
secretaryS report Mrs w = Triton
conducted a brief parliamentary drill
following the business of the afternoon
Mrs. Irving Mcneil gave an interesting
talk on the training of the child to he
n good citizen Mrs W. c. Bansemers
paper on Public Baths, was read by
Mrs n. H Allen. A number Of must
cal selections were given during the
afternoon. Miss Belle White. who has
recently come here from Chicago, sang
The Spirit Flower" and responded to
an encore. Miss Margaret Young
played her piano accompaniment Mrs.
VIII T. Owen sang Birthday and
Mad Cap" Mrs Adine T. Owen played
her accompaniment Mrs Pearl WOr-
ley played a piano solo Hungarian
polka
Mrs. Mamie webb Curtis Of Waco.
Texas. state president of the Women's
Christian Temperance union. was the
guest of honor at a reception given
Monday night by the Fl PasO Equal
Franchise league and the local W.C.TU.
in the chamber of commerce. The
guests We're met at the door by Miss
Grace Virginia Logan. Mrs G. r. Cole,
and Mrs. Helen Judson. In the receiv-
ing line were Mrs Curtis. Mrs Horace
A Lay. president of the local W.C-T.U.:
Mrs 3. F. jenkins. secretary Of the
Equal Franchise league and Mrs. II. T.
Bowie. president Of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association. The room
was attractively decorated with vases
Of chrysanthemums. After an informal
reception Mrs Curtis gave an interest
ing talk on the Twentieth Century
Woman" in which she spoke of the
work for temperance. She was intro
duced by Mrs- II. A. Lay. A short talk
was given by Atlas Jones, an old time
friend and former class mate OF Mrs.
Curtis. Mrs. Walter Stowe sang several
pleasing selections Fruit punch and
cakes were served during the evening.
Those assisting at the punch bowl
were Mrs. Harry Schultz. Mrs 3. F. Jen-
kins. Mrs. G. r. Cole and Mrs. Helen
JudsOn, Misses Lillian Gibbs. Jessie
Mcdonald and Emily Green. The recep-
ton was well attended. Mrs. Curtis ar
rived Sunday morning from the Pacific
coast In Seattle she had been attend
ing the national WOmen's Christian
Temperance union convention She Wis
tied the eXpOsitOns in san Diego and
San Francisco and also in Los Angeles.
on her way here she was entertained
in Albuquerque at the fair with a ban
Quet given by the state officers OF the
W-CTU. OF New Mexico and the WOm-
en- Of Albuquerque. She spoke on the
temperance question in the First Meth
odist church Sunday morning. i'm the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
night and in the high school Monday
morning. This afternoon she is ad-
dressing meeting of people interested
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