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

The United Daughters Of the Con
federacy Will hold their annual ian
meeting for the election Of officers Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in Trinity
Methodist church
Benefits of the military training
camp for business men viii be MS
cussed at the meeting Of the Fl Paso
Equal Franchise league, which VIII DC
held Thursday night in the chamber OF
commerce building at o'clock capt.
l. F. McLaren, cOmmandant OF the II
PasO High school cadet corps, will talk
on the benefit Of military training for
boys Capt. John T. Axton. chaplain
Of the goth infantry, viii speak rms
will be the first Of the evening meet
ings of the league which viii be held
the first Thursday night in each month
On the other Thursdays the meetings
Will be held in the afternoon All the
meetings will be held hereafter in the
chamber of commerce building, Instead
of the OrndOrff hotel The evening
meeting has been arranged because
many business men and women inter
ested i'm suffrage, are unable TO attend
the afternoon meetings. Mrs B. F.
jenkins viii give the report Of the
Better Babies" contest held last week
under the auspices Of the league
The first meeting Of Rebecca Stod-
deru chapter Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, for the autumn
season. was held Monday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs. Horace w BrOaQQuss
on East Boulevard. Mrs J.. W.
I,orentzen presided and delivered her
inaugural address in which she
expressed her desire to carry out
three things during her admin
istration-the gaining Of greater CO.
operation in the work among the mem
bers-prOmOting better acqualhl-
ance with parliamentary law amoh5
the members and encouraging ana
working for the society of the Chill
dren of the Republic, as means 70
promote patriotism among the chlI-
dren Of the city Mrs l. L. hooinson
presented the treasurer'S report MIS-
n H Allen gave the secretarys re-
port Mrs. Mary Ross klester report
ed for the Children Of the RepuDllc-
Mrs Caroline Evans reported as chalr-
man of the memorial day committee
Mrs. W. G. Bansemer and Mrs. Mary
Ross Kiester reported for the nag
day committee. Miss Gertrude ale,
registrar. reported the following mem
bers accepted by the national socIely
in Washington Mrs Dora Burton, MIS-
G E BRYAN. Mrs F. ". Bauer, MIS-.
Otis Mcintyre. Mrs. Ralph klester,
Miss Alice n. Blaney and Miss Emily
B. Porter. The application papers OF
Mrs. B. L Farrar and Mrs D. l. Kay
were reported as being in washington
Delegates were elected to the annual
state convention Of the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, which VIII
be held in November in Texarkana.
Mrs Mary Ross kiester was elected
regents alternate; Mrs G. F. HaW Ks
Mrs. r F. Thomson and Mrs H. W.
BrOaddus were elected deegates ana
their alternates were Mrs E N. Bray,
AIRS. Joseph Spence and Mrs Claiborne
ADAMS Mrs H. W. BrOaddus reported
on what was expected OF the D. A X.
in \connectiOn with the Pageant OF
Rahtriotism to be given next week
by Nehe FL Paso School for Girls. AZ
ter considerable discussion 1t was de-
cided to dispense with the serving OF
refreshments at the close of the pro-
grams Following the business, MIS-
II. H stark sang two selections, with
Mrs J. W LOrentzen playing her
piano accompaniment. The meeting
was very well attended. An ice course
was served by the hostesses Of the day
who were Mrs. G. F. Hawks chairman.
Mrs. Claiborne Adams. Mrs. ". W.
Fink. Mrs. A. H Butler, Mrs. f. u.
French. Mrs. F. A Hodge. Mrs. George
Bray. Mrs J. +. Coles, Mrs A W.
Freeman and Mrs Cecil hostetter.