El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
VARIED PROGRAM FOR THE WOMANS CLUB;
AN INTERESTING WEEK FORLOCAL SOCIETY

TTHE most important occurrence OF
the coming week Of interest to the
more serious minded women of EI
Paso is the annual election of officers Of
the Woman's Charity association. The
annual meeting viii be held Thursday
afternoon in the council chamber of
the city hall and Will be attended by
mayor Kelly and other of the city and
county officials. Mrs. Charles B. stew
ems viii be the chairman of the meet
ing. The meeting of the board of di-
rectors of this organization win be
held at the home of the president, Mrs
T. W Lanier, on Montana street
Then the WOman's club music depart
ment will give another of its always
entertaining programs Wednesday aft
eTnOon. These music programs have
eral eXcellenct and this coming event
is being anticipated with especial in
terest s it Will be unusual in many
respects.
The week will also see the organiza-
ton meeting of women interested in the
forming Of a wOm1n's suffrage league
in FL Paso The league is not to be
militant trouble maker. it is announced.
hut the purpose behind its Organization
is to unite the women of the city who
are interested. to study the suffrage
movement and to prepare themselves
for the time when these women be-
lieve Texas viii give them the right
to vote.
Among the other doings of the week
the most interesting to the younger
set will be the dance to be given at
the Country club Thursday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Myles as a welcome
home to their son, Ernest Myles. who
has been attending a university i'm
Switzerland for several years. Ernest
Myles was a former student of the
I'll Faso High school and is very well
known and popular among the younger
people Of FL Paso.
During the week, Mrs. A. p. Coles
and her mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Bell, Will
give bridge party at their home on
Magoffin avenue. There will be the
usual small card club meetings. Mr.
and Mrs. William McSain will entertain
the Mixed Double club. Miss Madee
Brick viii entertain the Tuesday After
noon Bridge club. Mrs. V. L. Bean will
be the hostess for the Monday Lunch
con Bridge club. Mrs. Harry Lakeland
will entertain the Tuesday-Luncheon
Bridge club Mrs. ". 3. FarwelI will
De the hostess for the Entire Nous club
Mrs NJ o. Wright viii entertain the
Friday Bridge club Miss Frances Earl
= i'll entertain the s. D. Bridge club.
Mrs. ". h. Ramsey will entertain the
5. :. club.
Church societies will have an active
week, as there will be meetings Of the
various aid and missionary societies
ard bible study classes through the
week.
The younger school crowd will be
interested in the dance to be given bv
Miss Minda Lasl1in Friday night The
monthly story hour OF the Camp Fire
circles will be held Monday afternoon in
the Y. W. c. a. down town rooms with
Mrs George LeBaron as the story
TELLER
Mrs. R. W. 4IcAfee, ir., will give the
second of a series of informal afternoon
teas in honor of Mrs. r. w. McAfee. ST.
of Los Angeles Thursday afternoon
from 8 to o'clock at her home on Rio
Grande street.
Mrs. Zach T. White will begin a Sc
ries Of Informal luncheons. giving the
first az her home on Mesa avenue on
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. c. y.
Buckler.
Miss Virginia Stewart, a very poDu-
lar debutante, will be the guest of
honor at party to be given by Mrs.
B. L Farrar at her home on Montana
street Wednesday.
There viii be the usual week end
dance at he 81 Paso Country club. and
AZ the West Ysleta Country club on
Thursday night and further down the
valley the Friday night fox trot at the
Valley Inn, Ysleta. which usually at
tracts number of Ell Paso people.