El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-06
Women's Organizations.

The sewing circle Of the Philathea
class OF Trinity Methodist church will
meet saturday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. II. p. Hadneld.
Circle dve OF the First Methodist
church aid society, met the last Of the
week at the home Of Mrs. Crawford
Harvie on Bliss street. Following the
routine business, a social time was en-
ioyed and light refreshments served
by the hostess
DR.. J. a. Rawlings viii talk on in
fectious and contagious diseases Fri
day night at 7-l5 o'clock in the gym
masium room OF the Young Women 8
Christian association. This talk is one
OF a series Of health talks being given
by prominent physicians every two
weeks in the Y. W. G. A down town
rooms
The monthly meeting of the board Of
directors Of the Young WOmen's Chris
ton association will be held April Is in
the down town rooms Of the assOcia-
ton. The meeting Of the committees
for membership and subscriptions for
the Y. ". c. A viii be held Friday
afternoon at the boarding home, on Mis-
souri, street
The WOman's Missionary society OF
the First Christian church will meet
this afternoon at O'Clock IN lhe
church parlors. Mrs r B. HOman and
her division viii have charge OF the
Program. Mrs. T. A Shedd VIII review
the first chapter Of the study Dook'
The Child N the Midst There VIII pe
special music of which Miss Mabeile
Bryan viii be in charge
The junior Queen Esther circle Of the
First Methodist church met saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs Albion
A. Jones. The study of the book IN
Redman's Land" was leo BY AIRS Jones
After the devotional exercises ana
study, a social time was enjoyed Re-
freshments were served and the guests
nHHnHn Q
emit were Misses Myrtle Mold, Florence
Hyten, Helen MahCney- Florence Ma
honey. Pauline Eek. Ethel Neil, Marie
Brown. Fay Ross, Ruby BOzarth and
Katherine Kilburn-
tees were appointed at the monthly
meeting OF the Rescue Home assocla-
ton, held Monday afternoon in the
parlors Of the First Presbyterian
church Mrs. c. T. Elliott the presl-
dent. presided. The chsirmen ap-
pointed were Mrs Russell ROkahr, :
chairman of the membership commit
tee. Mrs. George Ulrick, chairman Of
the social committee, and Mrs. j. d
Soper. chairman of the finance com
mittce. The first of a series of in
formal teas and entertainments for
the debt of the Rescue nome viii be
given April Is at the home Of Mrs
Russell Rokahr. in Highland Park an
Interesting musical program viii be
given 1t was announced that Sl5S
was received from the folk song con-
cert. given by the Fuller sisters a
short time ago, and that this amount
was sufficient TO meet the interest due :
on the building debt Four new mem
bers were added TO the association
These are Mesdames c. P. Putnam.
Claude Berry, S. S. Baker and Ida {
Spain
Mrs. J. ". Lorentzen was elected re- /
gent OF the Rebecca Suoddert chapter I
n the Daughters OF the American Revo- /
luton at the annual election OF the So I
ciety. held Monday afternoon at the 4
home Of Mrs. H W BrOaddus. on East I
Boulevard. Mrs. R. F. Campbell was
elected first vice regent; Mrs R Z. 4
Thomson was elected second vice
regent: Mrs n h Allen was elected J
recording secretary Mrs. B. NJ G. VIII I
liams was reelected corresponding sec
rotary; Mrs Ia L Robinson was elected I
trea surer. Miss Gertrude Yale regis I
trsr, and Mrs Paul Atkinson historian. ]
The tellers were Mrs J. r Mcleod and 4
Mrs. S H. McMullen. The members Of i
the board Of management elected We're.