El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Women S Organizations.

The sunshine Helpers will give a tea
} Saturda- afternoon at the home OF Miss
Mabel OCOnnOr. at the corner of Santa
Re and Missouri streets \ musical pro-
gram VIII be given during the after
noon with Misses Lauramaude Fink,
Alicia O'Neill, Emily Kemp and Mrs
H. p. BOwles taking part. The patron
esses of the affair will be Mesdames
~, vi - = l.. Rely, ParEIn Nltle'
FRANK spence, A. Goodman, T. W La
nler. W. W Fink, ". r. Brown and
Claude B. Hudspeth. The affair will
be for the benefit of the Sunshine Day
Mrs. George A Camphuis was the
hostess for the weekly meeting of the
FL PasO chapter OF the Daughters Of
the Empire Thursday afternoon, at her
home on Epson avenue Mrs i. B. Al
YES, the president. presided. The
usual routine reports Of the officers
were presented. The motto, He who
loves his country cannot hate man
kind" was adopted It was decided 10
devote the meetings to making articles
to be sold for the benefit of the Red
Cross relief work among the armies I'M
the European war. The meeting next
Thursday afternoon will be held at the
home Of Mrs J. NJ. Frank, the secretary
Of the chapter, on Los Angeles street
Mrs ". H Pickles was elected presi-
dent II the WOman's Missionary union
OF the city, at the final meeting Of the
season, held Thursday afternoon in the
sunday school room Of the First Pres
byterian church. Mrs J. J. Ayers was
elected vice president; Mrs Tom Lea.
secretary; Mrs. T. F. Kimbell. treasurer
The ticket was presented by Mrs Brad
ford Hardie, chairman of the nOminat-
ing committee. Mrs. Rue Jackson pre-
sided at the meeting. Mrs. R. B. HO-
man gave the scripture lesson and Mrs.
business meeting was held Mrs j. A
Potter. Mrs. A. NJ Walthan and Mrs
W. II. Pickles were appointed a comb
mittee TO see about the disposal OF the
tents donated by the union for the use
OF the tubercular poor at the county
hospital. Rev. Perry J. Rice talked on
the mission for social work Of the city
churches Mrs. H T. Bowie talked on
the Y. W. c. A work. Mrs L Eighmey
talked on the work of the Travellers
aid at the union station Mrs. Rue
Jackson spoke OF the Rescue Home
work. Thomas A Christian sang Rock
of Ages"
Methodist church entertained in honor
of their mothers Thursday afternoon
in their class room at the church The
room was decorated with vines and
wild flowers for the occasion Mrs
Geo. B. oliver, the teacher. introduced
Miss Margaret Cunningham, the presi-
dent Of the class. who gave the well
coming address to the mothers. Little
Miss Dorothy Danielson sang a Little
Mother" song; after which Miss Juliette
Wingo gave a piano solo. plantation
Melodies" This was followed " a
reading. The White Carnation." given
by Miss Anita Corbin- Mrs. H. n Miller
and Miss Boyd sang solos. Mrs. oliver
gave a review Of the work done by the
girls during the past year. A quartet.
composed Of Misses Margaret Cunning
ham, Emma Hoffman and Vera Ballard
and Mrs II. \. Miller. sang Mother" ,
The program was closed by a song.
The Whole Family" by little Byrum |
WebdelL After the program a salad /
course was served and white carna-
lions were given TO the mothers. /
Among those present were Mesdames /
Steen, Fletcher. Yerkes. Miller, Binford. !
Danielson. Hoffman. Ballard, Lattner,
Shea. Webden, ROmagny, J. II. Smith, /
". Whitman, Bush, Cunningham, I
Winans, Daugherty. Hoard. Ayres. Bur /
ton. Jones, SchrOck, Hughes. Beaudette, /
Trayler. Hart. Murphy and /
Hadfield, and Misses Louise Hooper,
Anna Ross Montague, Margaret Gun /
bingham, Emma Hoffman. Anita Cor
bin, Era Thomas, Taylor. Vera Ballard. I
Rena Shea. Vernon Cunningham. Ma 4
bel Murry- Juliette Wingo and Boyd