El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-29
Women's Organizations.

Mrs II. B. Goodwin entertained the |
Merry Gossipers Thursday afternoon |
at her home on Wheeling street Only /
the club members were present The /
afternoon was spent in the usual way |
with sewing and refreshments were !
served by the hostess.
The PhiIathea class of the First Bap-
fist church viii hold its regular month !
lv business meeting Saturday after |
noon at 3 o'clock, i'm the parlors of the
church Miss Elizabeth Harris, Miss |
Katherine Mcknight and Miss A. Til |
Iotson viii be the hostesses-
The Aid society of the First Congre-
catfonal church met Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Frank G.
Morris on Nevada street. The after
noon was spent in sewing. Those
present were Mesdames Miles Hanson,
Charles 3. Stevens, NJ $. Russell,
Claude Berry. Edwin Burt and J. J.
Tyndau. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The monthly meeting of the Rebecca
Stoddert chapter of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution will be held
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Horace w. BrOaddus 113l
East Boulevard. Besides an interest
ing program. there will be the matter
Of electing the delegate for the ma
tionaI convention in April which meets
in Washington, d. c. The meeting is
open to all visiting members Of the
order.
Mrs. J. z. Porter entertained the
Beta Beta club Wednesday afternoon
at her home, on North Florence street.
Sewing and conversation occupied the
afternoon pleasantly The hostess
served a two course luncheon Chinese
lilies decorated the rooms. Those pres
ent were .Mesdames z. ?. Rankin il.
Percy McGhee jr, Clyde league, {. H.
Brown, Harry Vaughan; Misses Theo
Patterson, Hattie Mae LOretz, Sue Latt-
ner, Wilma Elliott and Kate Stoker.
Miss Patterson will entertain the club
next week.
The junior department Of the Young
WOmen's Christian association held
gymnasium party Thursday AFTERNOON
i'm the central rooms of the association.
Mrs II. b Stevens Jr, the director oil
the gymnasium work of the association.
supervised the play OF the party. Folk
dances were given and various games
added to the enjoyment of the young
sters Of whom about 40 were present
Refreshments were served. The chill
dren of the junior department viii have
two classes, the older children on
Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock, and
the younger children at 10 o'clock sat
urday morning.
The EI Paso Equal Franchise asso-
citation met Thursday afternoon in the
parlOrs of Hotel Orndorff Mrs. F.
Whittemore Eagan, the truancy officer,
or visiting teacher of the pubic
schools. talked on the case of negro
who. she said, has been menacinE the
morals of the school children of the
city and reported that judge Ballard
Coldweu had sentenced him to 200 days
on the rock pile for vagrancy.
The meeting was well attended. The
following new members were added to
the charter roll: Mesdames George
RoutIedge. ". e POmeroy, W. J. Pick
ering Rue Jackson, C. f. Elliott, j. D.
Cummins, Guy L. Warren Frances
Rowland A. Love. !. W. Lorentzen
and Miss Lillian Gibbs The next meet
ing of the association will be held
Thursday afternoon in the parlOrs Of
Hotel OrndOrff at 3 o'clock
Mrs. J. +. Kilburn entertained the
Missionary society of the First Metho-
dist church at its regular monthly
meeting Thursday afternoon at her
home on Mogoffin avenue Miss Emma
Brandeberry, the president, presided
Mrs. j. d. Foster was in charge Of the
program The study book was In
Redmans Land" Mrs. S. NJ. Hyten,
Mrs. Albion A. Jones, Mrs. W II. Pick
els, Mrs J. r. Fisk and Miss Emma
RraDdeberrv talked on the topics
brought out by the study. In response
to the roll call indian words. which
are now i'm use in the English language
were given by the members. Among
the business plans. it was decided to
contribute to the memorial fund.
which viii be used to maintain the
three industrial homes of the Methodist
church in this section. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Among
those present were Mesdames J. r.
Fisk. W. W. Fink. W. II. Pickles. J.
D. Foster, S. NJ. Hyten. Albion A. Jones,
j. Sukel. Rosa Donaldson, Herman G.
Porter Joe Carpenter and Miss Emma
Brandeberry.
Officers We're elected at the annual
business meeting of the FL Paso Res
cue Home association. held Thursday
afternoon in the parlOrs of the First
Presbyterian church. Mrs. c. F. Elliott
was elected president; Mrs. B. r. Wild
I das, first vice president; Miss Ruth NJ.
Augur, second vice president; Miss Kate
Fink secretary: Mrs. Rue Jackson.
treasurer. A vote Of thanks from the
association was extended to Mrs Thorn
as A. Pitt the retiring president in
appreciation OF her work in assisting
the Rescue Home association to the
successful point of the erection of the
home. The treasurer reported that
there was still due 5000 on the con-
struction cost of the home. 1t was
planned that each month a committee
Of four women should be appointed so
l that each week one member Of the as
ISOLATION should visit the home and in
I that way keep the association in close
! touch with the work Of the home and
enable the members to better cooperate
with the management. it was also
! planned that the various wOmen's or
CARNATIONS of the city should be asked
to send two representative a month to
visit the home and report its work to
| the members of their own organizations.
The various WOmen'S organizations o.
the city who are affiliated with the
Rescue Home association, are expect
ed to report their elections for the ad-
J visOry board at the next meeting of the
association, which will be held the first
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