El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-13

- LANS were discussed for the for
nation of a city federation Of
- women's organizations at a meet
ing of representatives, from various
organizations Of the city, Friday att
eruoOn in the chamber Of commerce
The meeting was called by the Fl Paso
Equal Franchise league
Mrs $. J. Eenneu, president OF the
league. presented the federation plan
This idea Of a city federation has been
tried out in many big cities and mas
proved a very great success IN secur-
ing greater cooperation between the
Women's organizations, in the same
manner that the state declarations OF
clubs promote the good Of the various
clubs, which are included in the fed
Grafton
Besides the formation of the women's
clubs city federation the plans for the
erection Of a much needed woman $
building were presented. Mrs tennell
explained the business plan by Wnlch
this project could be carried through
As the ma iority of the delegates 10
the meeting had come from their yari-
Gus organizations for the purpose OF
becoming informed upon the project
and were not authorized to act. the
meeting tOr the formal organization
Of the city federation viii be held next
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock IN the
chamber Of commerce building
The idea was most enthusiastically
received by the delegates from the
various organizations
There We're present Mrs Horace w.
BrOaddus, representing the Associated
Charities and the Rebecca StOddert
chapter Of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. Mrs Margaret Hem
pei, representing the Daughters or
Erin; Miss Evelyn Logan and Mrs, b.
i. Jenkins. representing the Civic I'M
provement league; Miss Louise n
Dietrich and Miss Jessie Mcdonald,
representing the Graduate Nurses as
ISOLATION; Mrs E. L Harris and Dr.
iarnH inc h..
ems Christian Temperance union; Mrs
William HOgarth and Miss Gail Lane,
representing the Young Woman's
Christian association: Mrs. J. A. Meutt-
ing the Women's Catholic order Of
FOresters, Mrs. Jack Holford and Dr.
Ida E Bishop, representing the Man
chester Grove WOOdmen circle; Mrs.
W. ". Whitehead and Mrs. c. l. Sheay.
the auxiliary to the railway conduc-
tors, Mrs. ". c Parsons, the auxiliary
TO the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers. AIRS 5 P Denning and Mrs
J. n NayfleId, the Maccabees; Airs.
5. J. Fenneu and Miss Grace Virginia
Logan, the Equal Franchise league;
Mrs Thomas 0keetfe and MIS- Rue
Jackson, the Bailey School Parent
Teachers association, and Miss Mar
saret Walsh, the English club
The guild Of St PauTs Lutheran
church met Friday afternoon in the
church parIOrs a brief business meet
ing was held, at which Mrs. A c. Har-
ris presided 1t was planned to give
a dinner early in December Refresh
ments were enjoyed after the business
meeting. The next meeting OF the
guild will be held in two weeks and
Mrs. 0. Kuster will be the hostess. at
her home, 400 Montana street
The general aid society Of the First
Methodist Episcopal church was enter
tanned by Mrs. John T. Roe at her home
on Grant avenue. a business meeting
Of the society was held with Mrs A
l. Foote presiding Following the
business. a social time was enjoyed.
refreshments being served The hos
tesses Of the afternoon were Mesdames