El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-26
Women,s ORGANIZATIONS.

Thursday afternoon. at her home on
Montana street
Mrs. Tim Sullivan was the hostess at
tile meeting of St Patricks cathedral
altar suild Thursday afternoon, at her
home on Epson avenue The members
sTcut the afternoon sewing fancy work.
There were IS present Refreshments
We're served. Mrs ". G. Roe Mrs Hen
~ Welsch and Mrs. c. E. Kelly assisted
the hostess in serving. The next meet
ing Of the guild Will be held the Friday
after Easter. at the home Of Mrs. c. F.
Kelly. or Mesa avenue.
The Eastminster circle Of the West
minister Presbyterian church met at the
home Of Mrs. Lee Mcintosh, on Tularosa
street. Thursday afternoon. The annual
election Of officers was held. Mrs. J. II.
Hill was elected president; Mrs n S
Corbin, vice president; Mrs Henry Cole,
secretary. and Mrs Lee Mcintosh. treas
urer. The circle planned for musical
to be given soon A social time followed
the business meeting. Refreshments
were served. Mrs Henry Cole assisted
the hostess.
An auction was held by the Zeta Tau
Alpha Sorority Thursday afternoon,
with Mrs. Percy McGhee, IT.. as hostess
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Q. Il.
league. on Los Angeles street. Only
the sorority members were present
Each brought an article for sale. The
money made in this was for the chap
Jer's contribution to the scholarship
fund Of the national Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority. The rooms were attractively
decorated with yellow and white hva-
cinths-. At the close Of the afternoon.
luncheon was served by the hostess
assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. NJ
Frank. and her sister. Mrs c. H
league The little luncheon tables were
decorated with yellow and white hya-
clnths and little Easter favors, Easter
chickens, Easter rabbits and Easter
eggs were about the tables. Miss Mabel
OConnor viii entertain the sorority at
It's next meeting which will be April
The sewing circle OF the Phnathea
class Of Trinity Methodist church will
meet Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock
at the home Of Miss Eleanor Wright,
4Ul East California street The hos
tesses will be Misses Amanda Hell
mann, A Wilson and Eleanor Wright
Plans for japanese tea were made
by the Aid society OF the First Congre-
Eational church at the business meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
II H. Bailey, on Epson avenue. Mrs
Iamura HilWOrth will have charge Of
the party Mr.. and Mrs HilWorth spent
q number Of years in Japan and viii
see that the party will be perfect in
ITS appointments. The tea will be given
at the home Of Mrs Charles B. Stevens.
on west Boulevard Among the mem
oers present were Mesdames c. B. stew
ems, Miles Hanson, Frank Morris. J. D.
Soper. G. A. Marchant, 9. T. Morse. G
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The contribution OF Texas to the
cause OF the confederacy was the pro-
gram topic Of the monthly meeting OF
the Robert E Lee chapter. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. Thurs
Gay afternoon at Trinity Methodist
church Mrs J. F. Bowen, the chapter
historian, was in charge Of the program.
The members answered the roll call by
giving the names OF the Texas heroes
Of the confederacy. Mrs. William Gables
was IN charge Of this part OF the pro-
gram A sketch Of ''Terry's TeTas
Rangers" which was written by Mrs.
. T. Kelly. was read by her daughter.
Miss Mary Kelly. Mrs Thomas O'Keeffe
read an interesting paper on the as
slstance given to the coufederacv hy-
Tom Greene's brigade. Mrs Margaret
olive Jordan read an original poeln.
Texas. Ny Texas" and also read a
noem composed by Mrs. Kettle Houston
Bringhurst, the daughter OF Gen. Sam
Houston During the program Thomas
A Christian sang 'Bedouin" and
Rocked in the Cradle OF the Deep. %
Mrs Mary Bond Wheat played his piano
accompaniment Master Adua Barnes
played a piano solo, "Rondo CanrfssfO-
So by MendelssOhn. A brief business
session was conducted by the president.
Mrs. c. z. Kelly. 1t was decided to
change the day OF meeting from the
fourth Thursday TO the fourth Monday
in each month The meeting hour has
also been changed and will hereafter
begin promptly at 800 o'clock The
next meeting, which will be a business
meeting. viii be held April Is
Systematic study Of parliamentary
law and also OF political science was
begun at the Thursday meeting Of the
Fl Paso Equal Suffrage league. held
in the parlors OF Hotel Orndorff Mrs.
L K. Underhiu. the observation-disclosures.
conducted the parliamentary study,
which viii be carried on at every meet
ing The league began the study Of
political science as arranged in the set
Of books published by the university
extension Of the University OF Wlsc0n-
sin The set is called The Woman
Citizens Library" Mrs. S. J. Feunell
the first vice president. presided. As
the secretary, Mrs. B. F. Jenkins, was
unable to attend the meeting. owing to
the illness Of her son, Miss Ruth NJ
Augur was appointed secretary pro-
tenn The usual routine reports were
presented by the secretary. the cores
ponding secretary. Miss Grace virginia
Logan, and the treasurer. Mrs. GUY l.
Warren An effort will be made 70
nave the FL PasO organization repre-
scented at the state suffrage league
convention in Galveston this surine-
Following the study period. short talks
were made by the members. Miss Grace
virginia Logan read an article OF in
IeresI concerning the women who are
serving as representative or senators
IN their state legislatures. II was
planned to have a public debate on the
suffrage question in the near future
In which prominent men Of the CITY
VIII debate for and against equal
franchise. 1t was also decided that an
efIort viii be made to have some local
moving picture house present the film
play. our Daughter and Mine a
suffrage play. Mrs Underhiu spoke
OF the equal cooperation OF the men
and the women in the planning and
management OF the Panama Pacific
exposition at san Francisco. She said
II was the first exposition in which
there was not a temple OF femininity
or some such building, where all OF
women's activities were supposed to be
represented as though women were
not concerned about any Of the other
industries or activities OF the fair. In
the report Of the chairman OF the
standing committees the following
members of the membership commit
tee were announced; DR.. Alice G. Ner-
chant chairman: Mesdames J. d. So
per, W N. LauEhlin. 1. J. Bush. Chris
tina Garlick, W J. Pickering and B.
F. Hammett. The name Of Mrs J. s.
Daugherty was added to the music
committee A special meeting Of the
board Of directors was called for Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
parlors Of Hotel Orndorff The d.
rectorate is composed Of all the off