El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-06

- - PasO branch of the National AS
sociation of Collegiate Alumnae was
organized Friday afternoon. The fol
1 lowing are the members: Miss Ora W.
I. Slater. of wellesley; Miss Narjory
SteUart, of Northwestern university
Miss Cora Key, of Goucher; Miss Stella
/ Treadwell, Of Beloit; Miss IIarbry Hen
ming of Leland Stanford: Miss Nini-
fred Smith, Of University of Minnesota;
Miss Georgina Adams, Of the University
of Missouri: Mrs Fred Norton, OF the
/ University Of Nebraska; Mrs. NJ S. Rus
sell and Mrs. A. P. Averiu, Of Cornell;
I Mrs. Charles Kinlbel and Miss Clara
Mundy, OF the University of California.
The purpose of the organization viii be
10 assist in creating interest in higher
I education among the school girls Of Ell
f. Paso. Only 30 colleges and universities
are accredited by the national assOcia-
ton. However. graduates of colleges
not accredited by the association may
Z become associate members Of the local
branches Of the association. The fol-
( lowing committee was appointed to
frame the constitution and to apply for
the charter: Mrs. Charles A. Kiukel,
/ Mrs N. s. Russell and Mrs. Fred Nor
ton.
A program of varied selections viii
be given by the music department Of
! the Woman's club Wednesday after
/ noon in the auditorium Of the high
school building. Mrs. II. H. Stark will
y
opening number viii be Happy Song,
by Del RiegO, sung by the chorus, COM
I posed Of the following Mesdames W.
r. Schultz. r. p. MOssOn, D. c. Booth, A.
DePeW, J. 7. Tyndan, II. c. Greer,
Frank Feuille, jr., H. NJ. Hazard, Paul
, Heermans and W. S. Tilton; Misses
Anne Lee RiX, Ella Peck and Lora
Aiken. Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson will
direct the chorus and Mrs. Frances
We'll will play the piano accOmpani-
ment Miss Greta Palmer will play
piano solos, her selections being Leg
giero" and "Grotesque March," by
Sinding. A violin duet, 'Serenade,' by
Siading, will be played BY Ms. Ralph
Henderson and Mrs. d. V. Fennessy.
Mrs. James C. McNary will play the
piano accompaniment Miss Emily
Kemp will sing Under the Rose" by
Fisher, and The Dawn" by Ashford
Miss Mabelle Bryan will play her piano
accompaniment Mrs. W. r Brown
will play Sinding's Rustic Of Spring,
rs a piano solo Walter Davis will sing
Mamma Mia Che VO' Sape?" by NutiIe,
and To You,' by Obey Speaks Mrs.
W. r. Brown will be his aCcOmpanisL
Mrs. d. V. Fennessy viii play a violin
solo. 'sValse Trieste" by Sibelus. Mrs.
James G. McNary viii accompany her.
Mrs. Walter D. Howe will sing Drift
wood and But Ny Bird is Long in
Homing," by Sibelius. Mrs. J. J. Pearce
will play her accompaniment. o. Edwin
c. Knickmeyer win play a piano solo,
Spring Weather" by Sinding. The
chorus Will sing the final number. i
Know asLovely Garden" by D'Hardelot
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The Aid and Missionary society OF
| the Highland Park Baptist church held
its monthly business meeting and bible
study at the church Tuesday afternoon.
/ The report Of the secretary, Mrs. J. e.
Harmon, showed that good work had
been done by the society the past
month Mrs. John Youngkin reported
various objects aided financially. E.
II. Smitherman spoke briefly on the
value of the Aid society" The bible
study was in Kings, second chapter.
The meeting February 9 win be a mis-
sionary service Each member is asked
TO talk briefly on the subject, "A Bap-
fist missionary whom I much admire,
and some facts about his or her work"
Some of the missionaries chosen are
Ardoniram JudsOn, Ann Hazeltine judi
son, William Carey, Charles Coburn, }.
W. Newbrough, Frank 0Marrs, W. F.
Hatcheu and G. II. Lacy. on Tuesday,
among those present were: Mesdames
! n. 5. Murray. William Courtney, A. r.
Webb, J. E. Harmon, c. J. NOstrand, j.
L. Fair, J. r. Bondurant. John Young
kin, F. H Sanderson. J. W. Earle, G. A
McLure; Misses iona Love, Jewel
Harmon and E. II. Smitherman
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The executive board Of the Woman's
Charity association will meet Tuesday
L.
Ter. On Thursday afternoon the assoc
( citation viii hcSd its general monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. James 4
/ Dick. 1904 Montana street, at 2:3O
O'Clock. It viii be q work meeting and
! lue members are expected to bring
/ their thimbles and scissors. The host
esses viii be Mesdames Charles Davis.
] waters Davis, John L Dyer, r. NJ. Dud-
| ley. j. Nj. Dudley W. c. Davis Lamar
Davis, KunO DOerr. Branch Craige E
I j. Eastman E,Gu~a I'd
| bank B. L. Barrar H. c. Ferris, c. H
! Finley, W. W. FOllett W. L. Foxworth
| & A. Fox, X. d. Franklin, S. J. Freu-
denIhai, A. ). Fraser, w. L. Gaines, p.
I T. Gardner, William Glasgow, !. 3.
Gray H. r. Gamble, Miss Maria Gala
CHER and Miss Catherine Gorbutt
The officers of the altar guild of the
church of st. Clement will meet Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ken
I meth MacCallum, 1915 East Rio Grande
street, at 2:30 o'clock.
Patriotism was the keynote Of the
meeting FRIDAY afternoon of the
Parent-Tea chers' ASSOCIATION of RafIey
school, held in the kindergarten room
/ OF the school. Capt. John Y. Axiom
chaplain of the goth infantry, talked on
What Our Flag Means to Us" Rabbi
Martin Zielonka spoke on "What
Patriotism Means in the Home and The the
school The children of the fifth
grade sang 'TherStar Spangied Banner"
MISS Bertha Gibson played several
! violin solos with Miss Dora Gibson play
ing her accompaniment The Kinder
garten bands Of bells, cymbals and
tr1angles led by Robert sohnston play
ing horn, played marches. In the
orlet business meeting that preceded
the program "a. movement was Started
TO nave the Parent-Teachers' association
OF the city form union. 70 attend to
this the following committee was an
pointed by the president, Mrs. Rue
Jackson: Mesdames J. /. Evans, B. r.
jenkins and L J. Ayers.
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Ihe Triangle Mission Study club met
friday night at the home Of Mrs
Hayes. on Arizona street. The meeting
opened with the singing Of -Aue4 4c4.
Ihe scripture lesson was read by Miss
-recited Longfeuow's ship of State.D
Miss Hazel Robinson read a paper on
the life and character Of A Judson.
Miss Viola Allen read a paper on the
Of l.