El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-10
Women's Organizations.

Mrs. George smith has been elected
president Of the Catholic Benevolent
society for the coming year Mrs c l.
Kelly was elected first vice presidents
Mrs. George z Cameron, second vice
PRESIDENT Mrs Lev-na German, secre-
tary, and Mrs J. ]. DriscOu, treasurer.
The aid and missionary society of the
Highland Park Baptist church have
prepared program for the Tuesday
afternoon meeting. which Will be Of
special interest to children It will be
given at the church Tuesday at 2-50 p.
m The boys and girls OF the Highland
Park and Grand View Sunday schools
are TO take part in the exercises. Mrs.
A W Clayton, superintendent Of the
Junior B. Y p u, is in charge Of the
meeting.
A doll show. to be held in June. was
one OF the events planned by the Sham
rock circle OF the Sunshine society at
its business meeting, held Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Edith c. Lane
and Mrs VI. NJ Phelan, in Grand View.
It was also planned ohave a picnic in
June The club colors Of white. green
and yellow were carried out in the dec
oratlons Of the rooms and in the re-
freshments served at the close OF the
afternoons work. There were present.
Mrs. !. A Potter, Mrs. J. NJ RomaEny,
Ruth Goodman and Maria ROmagny.
The next meeting will be held Friday,
May a. at the home Of Miss Ruth
Goodman, 1900 North Fl Paso street
The members OF the Sunshine society
entertained Saturday afternoon with a
delightful tea at the home Of Miss Ma
bel O'Connor, on the corner OF Santa Fe
and Missouri streets. Miss O'COnnor.
and Miss Ruth Long received the guests
at the door Mrs l. j. Locke, Mrs.
Frank II Lynch, Misses Estelle Good
man, Mary Leighton, Gladys Strickland.
Rose Piatt, Mabyn Madison and Clara
Fink assisted in entertaining The
rooms were attractively decorated At
the big fire place small japanese dwarf
Cedars were banked. the pots being
covered with pink crepe paper In the
living room the table was ornamented
with tall vases Of the yellow iris Tea
was served in the dining room which
was decorated with pink flowers Pink
roses and sweet peas ornamented the
buffet. The dining table was covered
with q cloth OF cluny lace, over pink
satin In the center was a large shall
low wicker basket, filled with pink and
white sweet peas and big bow OF pink
tulle tied the handle. About the base
of the basket and around il on the table
were English ivy vines a circle of
small crystal candle sticks. with small
green and pink tapers surrounded the
basket and about the table were tail
pink candles in cut glass sticks, tied
with pink tulle bows. Through the
courtesy OF Rocco Resta, director Of the
18th cavalry band. an orchestra COM
posed of Sergt Frank HOlicheE, Corp.
Dave kOhn and George Kearney played
musical selections. Miss Lauramaude
Fink sang. with Miss Margaret Young
playing her accompaniment Miss
Young played piano solos. Mrs Il F.
Bowles sang The Call OF the Maytime.r
with Miss Mabelle Bryan ACCOMMODATING
her on the piano. Miss Julia ColdwelI
sang Spring Is Coming" accompanied
by Miss Young. The patronesses of
the affair were: Mesdames W. W Fink.
Edith c. Lane, Tom Lea. c. Z Kelly,
Claude B. Hudspeth. Frank Spence. Al /
ma Cox A Goodman, n N Phelau ]
Parvin WiJte and s. Y. Young A large
number OF guests called during the eve
ming