El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-04
SOCIETY DOINGS
Women's Organizations.


The Women's Catholic Aid club of
East III Paso. east Of Cotton avenue,
VIII have its next meeting on March
l6 at the home of Mrs. Harry Dow,
2llO Bliss street The officers Of the
club elected at the last meeting which
was held at the home of Mrs. /. L.
ArVin. 1000 La Luz street are s follows:
Mrs. /. J.. ArVub, president; Mrs. Harry
Dow, vice president: Mrs. John Cole
man. treasurer; Mrs. George Denton,
secretary.
The Pbilathea class Of the First
Presbyterian church held its reception
to meet Sadie, the Kurd Girl" this
afternoon at the Sunday school room.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
pink carnations, ferns and palms. This
meeting was presided over by Miss
Helen DePew. Dr. J. X Browne gave
the story OF the Kurd girl Miss Helen
Walker gave vocal solo. Miss Sam
ME LlVesley gave a violin solo, and
Miss Dorothy Yates also sang solo.
After this delightful program tea was
served and a general social hour en-
joyed.
The monthly meeting of the Rebecca
Stoddert chapter OF the Daughters Of
the American Revolution will be held
Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. Horace W. Broaddus, on
East Boulevard. There will be three
papers on interesting topics. Mrs. r. Z.
Thomson will give paper on the
subject viii America, after the
European war is over become the melt
ing pot of the nation" Mrs. George
Ulrick will have a paper on community
mothers. what they have done and
what they are doing" Mrs. Paul
Atkinson, past regent viii give
an historical sketch Of the Re
becca Stoddert chapter and its work.
The hostesses OF the day viii be Mes
danes Dan p. Stewart. chairman; B. NJ
G. williams. II. r. Payne, Park W. Pit
man. G Z. Bryan. Lee II. Orndorff. Jack
p Roman. and Misses Olive Davis and
Hazel Davis.
sale of cakes for the benefit of the
baby sanatorium at ClOudcroft, opened
Saturday at three down town grocery
stores The cakes were baked and
donated by members of the various
women's organizations in the city and
the sale was held under the auspices
Of the Woman's club. Mrs. G. A. Mar
tin was i'm charge OF the sales. Next
Wednesday and again next Saturday
cakes will be sold for the same cause.
The sales Wednesday and Saturday
will be held at but two stores down
town-Watson's and Nationss The
sale of baby clothes, donated by
women's organizations also. VIII open
Monday morning under the auspices
of the Equal Franchise league. Mrs
S s Baker is the chairman and she
requests that all who have not sent In
their donations to Hotel Sheldon. tele
phone her before Monday if they have
donations ready or will have them
ready during next week. Mrs. Baker
telephone number is 6139. Receipts
ut the Bijou theater Saturday morn
ing from 10 to Il o'clock were donated
to the cause Of the baby sanatorium.
Representatives of the ". c. 7. [. hao
this in charge.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the meeting of the music de-
4r#fr ont of
will he held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. in the auditorium Of the First
Christian church. Mrs. .. Y. Fennessy
will be I'm charge of the program. Mrs
A. -. Sievers viii open the program
with a piano solo. The Bach concerto
Largo will be played by Mrs d v
Fennessy and E G. Sheivley, on violins,
and Miss TheO Patterson on the piano.
Mrs. A. H. GOldstein will sing group
Of Desert songs. Mrs. J. j. Pearce
viii pl4y her accompaniment
John Chiids will "scherzo" as a
cello solo. Miss Julia Pool will play
the piano accompaniment. Mrs A. II.
Goldstein will sing a group Of three
songs. the first, 'Elegie," by Masse-
net, with the cello obligato played by
Mr.. Childs; the second. "Sylvaline," by
SindinE, and the third, 20 Wake Up"
Mrs J. J. Pearce will accompany Mrs.
Goldstein on the piano f. q. Sheivley
will play a violin solo. Romance by
Svendsen. The program will close with
"A trio, played by Mrs. D. V Fennessy,
violin; AR Childs. cello, and Miss Julia !
Pool. piano. The selection Will be Mo-
zarts trio in G.
The Missionary Society Of the East |
El Paso church held its mission study /
and social at the home of Mrs. W. o. /
OBrien on Arizona street Friday. A |
study Of India was the topic of the !
afternoon. Those taking part were: |
Mrs +. W. Williams and Mrs. Ernest /
Malone. Mrs. 1. !. Ayers, the president |
Of the Trinity society, gave an inter- |
esting talk on medical achievement in :
foreign countries. A violin and piano !
selection was given by Mrs S. V. Fulk- I
erson and Mrs. s. G. Hefferman. At }
the conclusion of meeting the guests !
enjoyed a social hour. The table is /
the dining room was attractively deco
rated with the color plan Of green and |
white. 4 vase Of white carnations CEN
tered the table. Narrow satin ribbon |
streamers OF green and white fell In a |
shower from the lights about the CEN |
ter Of the table Green and white bas- |
kets filled with mints on a Shamrock /
leaf were given as favOrs. The color |
scheme was carried out through the I
salad course. Sixteen we're present |
They were: Mesdames Nell Lawrence, |
g. Hefferman. S. V. Fhlkerson, Hubert !
Smith. George Smith, F. T. Ross, +. !
W. Williams. Ernest Malone I. J, Ayers /
and J. : Gilbert, Misses Georgina Mar |
tin, Grace Bonner, Mary Brooks and |
Rev. II. z. Bond.