El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-09
Won1en's Organizations.

Friday afternoon Mrs. c. w Rogers
entertained the Friday Afternoon Get
To Gether" club at her hone. 1914 Mon
tana street The house was profusely
decorated in cut flowers and ferns. The
afternoon was spent in an advertising
contest, in which Mrs c. " Wilchar.
after cutting with Mrs. Lynn Reid and
Mrs. r F. Hardy won the first prize.
cut glass lemon bowl Mrs NJ J.
Cope won the second prize, 4 pair OF
silver hat pins. During the afternoon,
Miss Clara Miller sang a Perfect Day"
accompanied on the piano by Mrs. c. W.
Rogers, her sister In the absence of
the president and the vice president,
Mrs. Lynn Reid was selected to preside
Mrs. John Cameron is the president and
Mrs. W. K. Wright is the vice president.
Later in the afternoon a salad course
was served by the hostess. assisted by
Miss Clara Miller and Mrs c. ". Will
char. Those present during the after
noon were Misses Clara Miller and Alice
Pendery, Mesdames c. NJ. Wilchar,
Lynn Reid, A H Anderson, O. J. Allen,
II = Cope, R. F. Hardy. E. B. McClin-
took. E A Mitchell. G. " Thomas, Paul
Morey, Robert kyler and c. W Rogers.
Patronesses and committees for the
Mexican village at the Soil Products
exposition, have been named by Mrs.
s. H Sutherland. general chairman of
the wOmans department of the exposi-
ton. The Mexican village will be one
of the features of the big fair The
village will include a Mexican restau-
rant, Mexican market, a drawn works
booth. candy booth, grocery store
American kitchen. booths where wax
work. feather work and other Mexican
art work Is done and a stage on which
viii be given Mexican dances and en-
tertainments
The patronesses for the village are:
Mrs Joseph H. Nations, Mrs Henry T.
Graham McNary. Mrs W. l. Tooley.
Mrs ". W. Turney and Mrs Will H
Burgess
The committee in charge of the drawn
work is: Mrs c. E. Kelly, Mrs. W. G.
Roe and Mrs. ". VI. James.
The following are in charge OF the |
curio booth: Mrs. Nettie Van Epps
Mrs H P Jackson, Mrs J. H Hirt, Mrs. !
w NJ Warner
The women in charge OF the Mexican
restaurant are: Mr.. W. W. Fink, Mrs.
J. L Dyer, Mrs. W. A. Beeson. Mrs. +.
+. H. Todd and Mrs. c. NJ Lyman
At the candy booth there will be Mrs :
J r Enlow. Mrs Josephine Nations (,
Morfit and Mrs. J. ". Freeman
In charge Of the cash will be Mrs :
J. l. Ely, Mrs. w A. Beeson and Mrs. (
C H Campbell. Z
The committee in charge Of the
American kitchen are Mrs Carl Lee
Smith, Mrs w H Forbes, Mrs Charles
B. Stevens and Miss Margaret Hitch (
cock.
At the sandwich counter there will 4
be Mrs D V. Fennessy. Mrs F ". |
Seward. Mrs, W B. Watts, Mrs. R. P. |
Mosson and Mrs. Harry T Wall
In charge of the supply committee
are; Mrs Ed Sanders. Mrs NJ Nagle,
Mrs = ! Turner, Mrs. J. E Bowen.
Mrs ". P McSain and Mrs W A Sea
man
The grocery committee comprises
Mrs; s H Sutherland. Mrs Robert
Arakauer Mrs G. NJ Crombie, Mrs. S.
J. Prudential. Mrs. J. " Lorentzen I
md Mrs James A Dick
The following viii assist in the din
ng ROOM two each day during the
en- DAYS OF the exposition: Mrs. W.
I. FoXworth, Mrs Joseph H Hurxthal.
Irs J W Loretz. Mrs Haymon Krupp
Mrs E A. Henning, Mrs. R B. Homan.
IRIS 7, W Lanier, Mrs. Kuno. Doerr,
lrs- ". T. Owen. Mrs T NJ SWaIler.
lrs. j. E Lewis. Mrs Al Fraser. Mrs
u Carlock. Mrs w J Quigley. Mrs.
" G. Roe. Mrs. John Corning. Mrs.
Henry Alexander. Mrs. A S. VaIdespino.
lrs: c E Kelly, Mrs. John Grand. Mrs
l. g Greer and Mrs Ida Peacock