El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-09
Wome1l'S Organizations.

There will be meeting of the Off
GERS OF the El Paso Equal Franchise
! league Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
! o'clock at the home of Mrs. S. ]. Fen
| nell on North Santa Fe street.
The state board examination for
/ graduate nurses of Texas will he CON
Quoted in Fl Paso by Miss Katherine
G. Kelly, at her apartment in Conwav
place. Wednesday and Thursday at 8
o'clock in the morning
A special called meeting Of the Pc
becca Stoddert chapter of the Daugb-
ters of the American Revolution will
be held Wednesday morning at 1880
o'clock at the home of Mrs. joseph
Spence on Montana street. There is
business of much Importance to be
considered.
The third class Of the Young
Women's Christian assOciat ton in first
aid to the injured will begin tonight.
The Red Cross society's course will he
followed. DR.. c. T. Braden will be the
instructor and the class will meet twice
a week at his office on North Oregon
street This will be the last class for
the summer. In the autumn an ad-
vanced work class viii be started
The Young WOmens Christian assoc
citation Will give q spring carnival on
Thursday night at the association
rooms at S o'clock, in combination
with the annual demonstration Of the
physical work of the association. The
wand drills, folk dances and esthetic
dances Then there will be large
number OF booth and carnival features
over which the various young women
Of the association Will preside and a
very lively, jolly time is anticipated
Mrs. J. F. Petty entertained the
members of the Forward Movement
class of the Calvary -HOustOn-SQ Square
Baptist church on Monday afternoon
ut her home on North Kansas street.
10 nj INF " In Ma
ing various guessing games and the
prizes in these were won by Mrs. Q.
J. Wade Refreshments were served
by the hostess after games. Those
present were Mesdames NJ. L. Strong,
i. r. Compton, Dan Hammond, o. J.
Wade, Robert F. Harvey, j. W. Gist,
Charles Gring. Kate +. Martin, R. L.
Miller, William B. Day, J. n. Widen, !
+. A. Hodge Margaret UrmstOn, r. l. |
Morris and Rev. o. J. Wade.
Mrs. E. H. Yale entertained Circle /
Number four OF the aid and missionary !
society Of the First Methodist church I
on Monday afternoon. The meeting ,
was spent in preparing plans for a /
bazaar to be held next week. The ]
general aid society of the church will |
be the guests of circle four on Friday /
afternoon in the parlors OF the church. I
Mrs. E Lippincott was received as a
served following the business. There |
were present Mesdames William HO- i
garth, J. A. Potter, Earl Phillips, J. F.
kilgOre, Fred A. Mayhem, Herman G.
Porter, G. L. Cole, H. H Briggs, David |
+. E. MoultOn, f. Lippin-
colt, and Horace A. Lay.
A very successful bazaar was held by
the aid society of the First COngrega-
-ional church Saturday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Charles 3. Stevens on
West Boulevard. The rooms were
decorated with quantities of American
Beauty roses and Wisteria blossoms /
Mrs NJ. S. Russell was in charge of the
ANDY booth. The aid society members
presided over the fancy work table.
Serving. the refreshments Mrs G. F.
Hawks was in charge, and she was
assisted by Misses Dorothy Stiles,
3ernice stiles. Elizabeth Emmons, Janet
Miller. Bertram Orndorff. Alzina Orn-
iorff Marie Kerr. Marion Kerr, Mar
garet Kerrigan and Bernice Franklin.
over S1O0 was realized. This fund viii
Je used for the church advertisement !