El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-25
Women's Organizations.

/ on account of the very serious illness
I OF the mother Of Mrs. G. q. Itucker. vice
I chairman of the music department OF
/ the Woman's club. the musical concert
/ TO have been given by the department
! Monday night has been indefinitely
/ postponed
There will be no meeting Of the
! Womau's club Wednesday. as il is the
J fifth wednesday i'm the month. The
I club luncheon TO celebrate its organize
/ tion anniversary was to have been held
upon this day. but, as it occurs in Lent,
IL was decided to postpone the event
until the fall. when il is hoped that the
clubhouse VIII be completed and the
luncheon held there.
The St Pauick's altar guild met Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. W.
q. Roe, 2601 East Boulevard. The af-
ternoon was spent in sewing Later
refreshments were served The hos
tess was assisted by Mrs Clara Tepfer,
Mrs !. l. Driscoll and Mrs. j. ". Wood
ward. The only guest Of the society
was Mrs. p. J. Clifford Miss NJ. 4.
Hickey was received as a new mem
Der of the society There were 20
present The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Mrs. J. b. Kennedy, 2O9
Bryan street.
The officers Of the Alta Vista Mis-
sionaly society of the Alta Vista Meth
Odist church met Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. James McCleese, on
HuecO street The reports for the quar-
ter were prepared Miss Alice Care, OF
the Trinity Methodist church Mission
airy society was a guest of the society
and gave helpful suggestions for the
work. Following the business social
time was enjoyed and a salad course
was served Those present were Mes
danes H. n. Miller, p. d. Splawn, A.
Patterson, w. y. Kessler, j. y. Harper,
Ben Powell. c. II. Rhodes, W. H. Lark,
James McCleese, Misses Marguerite Nc
Cleese and Alice Care.
In celebration of the 5Oth anniversary
of the founding of the Young Womens
Christian association, a special service
viii be held in the downtown rooms Of
the association Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. The form of the vesper serv-
ice viii follow that arranged by the
national association for the jubilee
service. Miss Mabel X. Stafford, Held
secretary for this district, will be the
principal speaker she viii talk on
the work of the late Miss Grace Dodge,
who was for many years the president
of the national association. and the
memorial endowment fund TO be raised
i'm commmemoration of Miss Dodge and
also for the 5Oth anniversary to carry
on the work Of the association on the
same scale which Miss Dodge started
it, and which she maintained through
generous contributions from her own
income Musical selections during the
service will be given by Miss Belle
White and Miss Margaretta Pratt Miss
Greta Palmer will play their piano &C
compartments. The girls of the POsOngS
campfire circle viii be ushers. Tonight
Miss Stafford will be the guest Of honor
al the boarding home at a very mfOr-
NAL gathering Of the members of the
association i'm order that they may
meet Miss Stafford
FL Paso young women will take part
in living pictures in the Magic Mir
rOr,' which viii be given by Mattice
Temple, of the Pythian Sisters, this
week. The story is Of a bachelor, who
viii be acted by L. ). oGen. who is
shown the magic mirror by the magi-
clan, acted by Mrs. Matte Mott, and in
it he sees all the girls that have at one
time or another in his life attracted him
and from them he selects a wife Miss
Irene Laughlin win represent the So
ciety queen: Miss Mabelle Bethea. the
rustic country maid: Miss Amy Hitch
ems. the Japanese girl: Mrs. Ethel At
kiusOu, the spinster; Miss Frances Fos-
ter. an ante bellum belle; Miss Edwina
BiEelOw. queen OF the ball room: Mrs.
Edith Appleby, the Puritan maiden;
Miss Edna Scotch. the strong minded
new woman" Miss Rosemary Pelham.
the summer sylph; Miss Flora Malone,
the home staying maid; Miss Julia 3
BiEelOw, the brunette; Miss Willie Mae |
Carson. the blonde; Mrs. r, O. Clark, f,
the Quakeress; Miss Vivian POmeroy.
Brown. the rosebud; Mrs. R W. Fort, |
the nurse: Miss Anne Hughes the |
widow. The prologue viii be given by !
G. NJ. Wilchar. Preceding the living o
pictures. Miss Greta Palmer viii play
La Preludio." from Verdi's La Trivia 1
ia" During the picture. Mrs. J. J. kas- !
ter will sing.