El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-17
Women'S Organizations.

MISS ANITA MaelZe was elected preSi-
dent Of the Junior Auxiliary Of the
Church Of st. Clement at the meeting
Of the auxiliary Friday night Miss
Joy Crutchfield was elected secretary
and Miss Leo Van Den Brock was re-
elected treasurer. It was decided that
the auxiliary would meet every two
weeks at the homes Of the members
instead of at the Parish house Of the
church Miss JOY Crutchfield Will be
the hostess for the next meeting.
The modern drama will be discussed
IN the Woman's club by the literary de-
partment at the final meeting Of the
department for the year on Wednes-
Gay afternoon, in the auditorium Of the
nigh school Mrs ". L. FoXWorth viii
be in charge Of the program. Mrs.
Hell Hale viii give the current events.
Mrs Parvin Witte will sing Mrs.
Claude Berry will talk on the new re-
form in the drama. Mrs. A p AverilI
VIII discuss the literary tendencies and
MIS- j. l. Dyer Will talk on the moral
issues There viii be an open discus
sion Of the topics presented bv the
general club at the close Of the pro-
gram.
The monthly meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was held
Friday afternoon in the downtown
rooms Of the Young WOmen's Christian
ASSOCIATION. Mrs. Horace Law presided
IN the absence Of the president. Mrs
Frances Roblee. Mrs. Helen Judson read
the scripture lesson. Mrs. E /. Harris
the secretary, read the minutes OF the
previous meeting. Mrs L /. Robinson
was the speaker Of the afternoon talk
ing on alcoholism as the greatest evil
the world has ever known In her talk
she spoke of the benefit that had re-
suited from enforced prohibition in
Russia and France. Mrs. ". III Brown
gave current events. Mrs. Emma Chat
Zee was elected delegate to the state
convention Of the ". c. T. L, which
VIII De held in Houston in Nav 4 so
cial half hour with a guessing contest
louoWed the business meeting Mrs
NJ u Strong won the prize. The next
meeting will be held NAV q.
The Philathea and Barraca classes Of
trinity Methodist church were enter
tanned Friday night by Mrs c. N. Har-
Fey at her home, on Arizona street The
hostesses were Misses Katherine Peak.
FRANCES Turrentine, Clara Edwards and
Anna B. hurry. White and yellow
daisies were used in quantities all over.
the rooms. i brief business meeting
was held first by each class. Aftervyard.
progressive games were played. Miss
OpaL reynolds Won the first prize and
h q. Stacy received the consolation
prize Refreshments Of yellow and
white brick ice cream and cakes were
served The minis were served in
hand painted baskets, tied with vel
loE ribbons. The score cards were
hand painted There were present:
Misses Emma Hoffman. Ernestine Muir
~ Margaret Cunningham. MOlene Z
Anita COrbin, Era Thomas
Heimann, Anna B. hurry. Lucy Z
Clair Hoard, Vernon Cunningham. Z
Louise Hooper. Opal Reynolds. Byrd I
Ferguson, Lucille Duty, JOY Crutchfield. !
Myrtle Boyd. Eleanor Wright. Vera I
Ballard; Mesdames J. J. Ayers and G. =. I
Oliver; Messrs- c. E Raymond. L. II. !
Lewis, c. c Ballard. c. c. Rhoades. I. o
l. Slaughter. J r Ellis. Paul Harvey. T. /;
F. Edwards. W H Mccormick, Charner I
Cunning. W r Walker. /. G. Stacy,
Harry hurry, Mr.. and Mrs. G. VI Har- I
vey, Mr. and Mrs. H H. Roberts, Mr.. 4
and Mrs. H P. Hatfield.
Mrs. H ". BrOaddus was elected
president Of the Parent-Teachers' asso-
citation Of the Bailey school at the 4
meeting OF the association.
garten room Of the school Miss
Willie B. McCreary. the principal Of the
school. was elected vice president. Mrs
Paul Heermsns was elected secretary
and Miss Sue Lattner, treasurer Miss
AcCreary presided. as Mrs Rue Jack
son. the president. was unable TO at
tend. Preceding the business meeting
and the election Of officers. a short
program was given Miss Selma Hers
1oWitz played a piano solo. a song
was given by the following pupils OF
the low first grade, who were Margaret 7
Emery, Margaret BOggers. Carolyn I
Dixon, Margaret Mahan. Edwin Rice !
Allen johnson and Harry Swain. fr. A
drill IN geography was given by a few
pupils Of the high fourth grade Z
Charles Bell gave Cuba. Eugene Myers !
gave Alaska and the customs OF the I
indians in Sitka. Alaska. was given .
BY Robert Tatum. Marshall Myers ]
told of sealing in Alaska Clvde I
Miller gave the Philippine Islands.
Thomas Young. the Hawaiian Islands. !
francis Mccarthy the Panama canal I
vas appointed chairman of the social
committee. The next meeting OF the
1arent-teachers association viii be held
m the third Friday in May. when the
annual school exhibition OF work is
siVen