El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-15
SOCZET Y'S DOWGS
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they have not hesitated to frankly state
that only people Of some capital are
wanted as for the poor the conditions
are no better i'm El PasO than else
where and that the development Of the
valley farms or of small Industries re-
quired capital Mr. Krakauer said the
only idea he could present would be
to form an associated charities and
make an annual budget fund after the
order of the chamber of commerce
and other bodies to collect contribu-
lions from everyone on a balanced
basis, making all contribute once and
then not calling upon them during the
year for other contributions.
Mayor Kelly extended the use Of the
city council room to the association as
a meeting place for all meetings.
Upon motion of Mrs. Van c. Wilson
il was decided that the president should
appoint a committee of five to decide
upon some plan for the relief of the
unemployed. three OF this committee to
be men and two women. Mrs. Lauier
appointed mayor c. L. Kelly, Robert
Krakauer and county judge Adrian
Pool, the committee. The women viii
be appointed later.
bliss 8Iinna Stewart a deaconess Of
the Episcopal church at the church
school OF North Platt Nebraska, spoke
on missionary work before the members
Of the junior auxiliary of the church
of St Clement Thursday afternoon, at
meeting in Kendrick hall Miss Con
stance Pateman sang deep in the
Heart of Youth" by Cook, THE Dawn"
by dHardOlet and The Story That
My Hearts a Singing" by Hawley,
during the afternoon. Miss Gertrude
Yale played her piano accomplishments.
Miss Rebecca MaetZe played several
piano solos. Following the addresses
and musical selections refreshments of
hot chocolate and cakes were served
by the girls of the junior auxiliary.
who were Misses Phyllis Routledge, Joy !
Crutchfield, Vivian Pomeroy, Leo Van !
den Brock. Venetia Van den Brock. /
Anita Maetze, Rebecca Maetze and Lois (
Maetze and Georgia Stewart A num- |
Der OF the members of the wOman's aux /
Hilary were present Miss Stewart is /
visiting her brother and sister. Mr.. and /
Mrs. Green Stewart, on Arizona street. /
for short time.
The Eastminster Benevolent society
Of Westminster Presbyterian church
met Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs J. H. Hill, on Montana street The
society has pledged $50 toward the
church building fund and this pledge
was completed at the meeting. A tai
emit fund Of IS had been divided among !
some of the members during the fall !
and with this as capital they were to (
see how much each could increase the ]
mount by January. over $40 was
turned into the society treasury as a
'esult Following the business meeting
Z social time was e',j0yed AMI light re-
.reshments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. c. c. Gibson win be the next
hostess of the society.
Mrs. L. l. Mundy entertained the
Members of the St Patrick cathedral
-ltar guild Thursday afternoon at her
lone on North Oregon street Sewing
ancy work, quilts and other useful ar
icles passed the time pleasantly. At
he close of the afternoons work
upper was served by the hostess. She
vas assisted by Mrs. G. W. Knight,
Hrs. T. Sullivan. Mrs. W. G. Roe and
hrs NJ. NJ. Redding. About 30 members
we're present. Mrs. W. G. Roe will en-
ertain the guild at its next meeting.
Mrs. J. r. Ellis entertained the Mer-
y Gossipers Thursday afternoon at
Ter home in Highland Park. Only club
members were present Sewing and I
conversation occupied the afternoon
refreshments were served by the host
'ss at the close of the afternoon Mrs.
I. 3. Goodwin will entertain the club
leXt week at her ZONE on Wheeling
treet