El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-12

. 4 BUDGET fund OF S2O.95s.9O viii
n be needed in order to carry on
the work of the Young Women's
Christian association for the coming
year.
The budget was. submitted to the
board Of directors by the finance COM
mittee Thursday morning, at the
monthly meeting of the directors, held
in the down town association rooms.
Mrs. J. a. Rawlings is the chairman Of
the finance committee and the mem
bers Of the committee are: Mesdames
! James Graham McNary. j.. a. Potter, H.
B. Durkee, ". c. Davis. H. B. stevens.
ST., T. J.. WOOdside, William Hogarth.
H.. T.. Bowie, Paul Heermans. W y.
! Pence, J. a. Dick. j.. Il. Nations, C. NJ.
Newman. and R B. Homan. The
cost of the social and religious work,
the camp fire circles. the travellers aid
at the union station, Office supplies and
expenses for conference and conveu-
ton delegates will come from the
budget. as the educational classes.
boarding home, summer vacation
house. cafeteria and the quarterly
publication Of the association are self
supporting.
Following the Presentation and dis
cussion Of the budget. the directors
had luncheon served in the gymnasium
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'tatives from each department of the
associations activities talked on the
work Of their department. After
luncheon, the afternoon was given
over to the monthly reports. Mrs. l.
Eighmey. the travellers aid lat the
union depot, reported 126 persons
assisted during the month
Mrs T.. J. Woodside reported for the
boarding home. On account Of a num-
Der Of necessary repairs, there was a
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all the rooms are occupied and there
is a waiting list.
The report of the religious work
showed an average attendance of 16 at
the Sunday vespers and a total attend
ance OF 93 at the Bible study classes
during the month.
Mrs. f. T. Bowie reported for the
camp fire circles for Mrs. James
Graham McNary, the new chief guar
dian Of the camp fire circles.
over S25 was cleared at the recent
performance Of "Hiawatha" on the
anniversary OF LOnSfellOw's birthday.
Mrs R D. Robinson reported the
activity OF the educational classes.
Mrs D.. H HuHaker reported for the
physical training classes. The Junior
classes and children's classes have
grown TO such size that they viii soon
be subdivided. The gymnasium classes
are preparing for the annual demon
strarion of the work on Nav 1G. in the
y NJ c A gymnasium
Mrs. William Hogarth reported the
marty during February for the junior
business girls and the St.
Patrick party for March IS. n the
May day party to be given for the
juniors.
Mrs y. ". Detwiler reported FOR the
membership committee Mrs. Fred
Weekerle gave the report of the cafe
terra
The Fl paso r,r1s1 E-a,cbf-a 1a.-.
held las weekly meeting Thursday after
noon in the parlOrs Of Hotel OrnNorff.
Mrs s J. Fennell. first vice president
presided The election OF the officers
elected before the constitution was
adopted, was ratified under the consti-
tuition Twenty-fOur names were
nominated for the board Of directors.
from these the eight directors will -
erected az the next meeting The nomi-
nees are MeSdameS James Graham Nc
Nary. Alice G. Merchant. Tom Lea. Dan
Jackson. 5. H Worrell. A F. Sievers. W
w rink J. NJ Frank. Paul Heermans.
G T. Elliott. $. S. Baker. W J. Picker
ing. J. s Daugherty. George TIrfck J.
y Soper. W r. Forbes. ST. Edwin Burt.
George Drummer. O. A Critchett. a NJ
els. H r. Gamble, Burt Orndorff and
MISS Gail Lane. An effort viii be made
10 have some Of the prominent suffrage
WORKERS who are going to the Panama
racine exposition stop over in FL PaSo
10 talk on suffrage. Mrs. ". N. James
OF Merida. 1ucatan. was the speaker
OF the afternoon She talked on the
CROWN or the woman movement. Of the
conditions that had brought about the
revolution Of women and of the pur-
poses for which women desired the
franchise Mrs. James recommended a
course Of study. The Woman Citizens
Library a publication Of the funiver-
slty extension work Of the University
OF Wisconsin It is probable taat this
course VIII be adopted for study. Capt
Mary Evans, Of the Salvation army. ma
tron Of the Rescue home. talked on the
work OF the Rescue home during the
-FOUR months OF its existence and the
preventive work as well as rescue work
mat the home is doing. Mrs. CT n
mott. president Of the Rescue Home as
made a plea in the interest OF
the women IN this home and asked the
cooperation Of the women in making \
success OF the entertainment
10 be given on March p for the beneft
OF the DEBT on the Rescue home build
ne A committee Of 10 was appointed
TO cooperate with Mrs. Elliott in this
work On this committee are Mes
danes s 5. Baker. A. n. Wells. 7 s
Daugherty, T. J. Cummins. George u
rick, l. J. Bush. Dr.. Alice G. Merchant
Ut anna Reum. Miss Grace Virginia
logan and Miss Justine N~eWbrouEh
h next meeting OF the league will be
held next Thursday afternoon AZ ;
o'clock, IN the parlors Of Hotel Orodorff
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The E-astminster B~enevolen socfe+v
OF Westminster Presbyterian church
Thursday at the home Of Mrs j. r
McCilntock. In Government Hill The
was spent in sewing. Light Z
refreshments were served by the hosr-
at the close Of the afternoon.
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The sewing circle az the PhfIatbea
class Of Trinity Methodist church will Z
meet Saturday afternoon at 3.s0 oc1orL
al the home Of Miss Byrd Ferguson. Z
1910 North FL Paso street.
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