El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
WOmen's Organizations.

There will be a meeting of women
interested in forming a Woman's SUI
frage league in FL PasO on Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the parlOrs
of Hotel Orndorff
The Philathea class of the First Pres
byterian church viii hold its MISSION
study meeting Monday night at the
home of Miss Nell Porter, sos East Ne
vada street Miss Porter and Miss AL
line Stansel will be the hostesscs-
Meetings of the WOmans guild of
the church of St Clement will be re-
sumed after being discontinued for
the holidays. The meeting viii be held
Tuesday afternoon in the parish house
weeks for the remainder Of the Winer
The anniversary meeting of the
Robert Z. Lee chapter of the L. d. G.
win be held Tuesday afternoon, Jan
uary 10, in the Ellls' club parlors, from
$3.50 to $50 o'clock. There viii be an
interesting musical program. The mem
bers of the chapter viii entertain their
friends at this meeting.
Officers for the second term Of school
were elected at the meeting of the Fo-
rum Debating society of the High
school Friday night in the school
building. Seymour Amstater was elect
ed president: Don Piatt, vice PRESIDENT
John Savage, secretary; Irving jung
johann. treasurer; Bonnie Nillegas, re-
porter; James Bush, sergeant at arms.
Mrs George LeBaron will be the
story teller at the monthly story hour
of the camp fire circles. which will be
held in the y. ". c. A. downtown rooms
at $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon. The
story will be the fifth in the series of
the lives of famous missionaries and
will complete the series. One of the re-
Quirements for the honor beads given
to the camp fire girls is that they shall
know the life careers of five famous
missionaries. Before the story hour at
will 20 me nj
guardians of the camp fire circles.
A meeting of all the circles of the
Aid society of the First Methodist
church was held Friday afternoon at
Rio Grande street. Mrs. IT. N. Whit
field, the president, presided. The Aid
society pledged I'm additional $4,000 to-
wGrd the building fund at the service
last Sunday and so the meeting Friday
afternoon was devoted to planning fur
tier work for the raising of this
an'ount. Following the meeting, a So
cial time was enjoyed and refreshments
Of salad, margueTites and coffee were
served by the hostess, assisted by the
following committee: Nesdames n. NJ.
Eritney. Lily Howard, J. c. Worthing
ton and LeOna Hanson.
The election of officers of the WOm
ans Charity association will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in
the city council chamber of the City
hall. The usual sewing will be dis
pensed with, but there will be cutOut
garments that any of the members may
take with them to finish at their
homes. Mrs. Charles 3. Stevens will be
the chairman of the meeting. Reports
of the work of the Charity association
will be presented and it is expected
that a number of the city and county
officers will be present Thu hOstesses
Of the day will be Mesdames \.
Schwartz, II. J. simmons, A. l. Sharpe,
H D. Slater. A. Y. Smith. r. c. Semple,
H. B. Stevens, sr., C. B. stevens, Burle-
son Staten, j. j. Spence, w. n. Small,
L. s. Stewart. S. H. Sutherland, D. p
Stewart. d. NJ. Sutor. s S. Stewart, J.
L. Sweeney. Frank Spence. A. SiIber-
berg, D. Baker Smith, 5. Siiverman. II.
H. Stark, J. T. Steffian and E. X. Tai
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