El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-20
WEEK OF SOCIAL GAYETY PROMISED;
Y W. c. A. HAS A MEMBERSHIP TEA

VERY successful membership
n tea was given by the board Of
directors of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association Friday at
ternoon. at the home Of Mrs. Frank A.
Spence, on Montana street Little
Elizabeth Rogers opened the door for
the guests and they were greeted by
the hostess and Mrs. H. T. Bowie, the
president Of the Y. ". c. A. The rooms
were attractively decorated with
spring flowers. Peach blossoms were
used in the hallway, in the drawing
room were red tulips and gold baskets
of. daffOdills and ferns, with yellow
tulle tying the basket handles. Palms
and ported plants were about the house.
During the afternoon Mrs VIII T..
owen sang several pleasing selections.
Mrs. Adine T owen played her accom-
paniments. Mrs. J. a. Rawlings OUT
lined the plan Of the cOmpaign to begin
next week for increased membership
and for the subscriptions to the yearly
budget. She announced the names OF
the women who are to be captains Of
teams who will work during the week
for this purpose. Each viii be assisted
by a group Of 10 women.
The captains OF the teams working
for new members are Mesdames James
Graham McNary. James A Dick, j. r..
Harper, W n Spence, H A Lay. Paul
Heermans. r. B. HOman and D. W Det-
hA4EEa -DLlE VI the VI 044lC4A cl154e Tins
them will be Alesdames c. NJ Newman,
J. w Eubank, Mary Hamilton, o. A.
DanielSOn, r l. Daniels, J. ]. OrmS bee,
p B. Stevens, !. R. Fisk, Fred A May
hew, Rue Jackson, DR.. Matte J. HILL
". J. Mcconnell, Robert Bowie, A. W.
Foster. H. W Broaddus, R D. Robin
son, W. G. Roe, T. f. KimbaU, c. II.
Campbell. A l. Cox. J. H Grant, Sarah
Barger, George LeBaron. Fred W Nor
ton, W. D Upton, T. B. White, ". T.
Owen, and Miss Anna Franklin.
The captains Of the campaign for the
new subscriptions for the budget fund
are Nesdames W. c Davis, H. 7. Bowie,
II. B. Stevens, ST.. William HOgarth. J.
II. Nations and J. A. Rawlings. They
will be assisted by Mesdames T. W.
Lanier, W E. Race, Frank J. Williams.
G. L. Warren, Josephine Nations 3Iorfit,
". \. Pence, Bradford Hardie, 7. J..
WOodside, E. NJ Bray Fred Wecllerle,
". H. Loretz, ". II. Pickles, Misses
FlOy Pence and Lydia Pence.
The slogan Of the workers will be
For its worth while" Mrs. H. T.
Bowie, the president, talked briefly on
the need for more educational classes
for girls through the Y. ". c. A. and
said that the campaign was largely TO
try to provide for This.
IN other cities the educational work
OF the association is one Of the strong
est features; here il is almost undevel-
Oped, she said
An ice course was served BY the host
ess. assisted by Misses Florence Clark.
Lydia Pence, FlOy Pence and Mrs. T.
". Lanier. The serving table was dec
GRATED with a silver basket Of jOnQuils
and daffodils combined with ferns and
smilax- a yellow tulle bow ornamented
the basket handle. About the table were
four yellow candles in silver sticks.
Through the house were seven branch
candelabra with lighted tapers-
The following new members Joined
the association at the. tea: Mesdames
Paul Ginther, Y. E RaggiO, J. ". Cath
cart '. R stiles, Mary F. Stewart. h
D. Franklin, Stanley Bevan. H. P. Jack
son, John G. Hayes. G. L. Warren. D. V.
Fennessy, H. F. Wright, A l. O'Neal.
flaming Stevens, ". b. Smith, J. n.
Lewis, Annie c. Tulloch. Ralph Dim
mitt, A. J. McQuatters. Essie Lee Nor
ford, Eula Cunningham, A C. Clark,
Harriet Mccormack, W. J. Freeman, A.
W Graham. Of Lordsburg. Vaud Cum
mings. G. r Cole. A W Hadley. Dor
sey Hullum, Rollo Bruce, Claude B.
Hudspeth, r Milligan and Miss Mar
garet Walsh
The renewed memberships were Mes
danes J. a. Rawlings Meta Windes. W.
c Mccormack, Misses Kate Fink. Lulu
Prefer, Lydia Pence and Floy Pence.