El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-11
Wonen'S Organizations.

An open meeting of the El PasO EQua
Franchise league viii be held tonight
IN the chamber of commerce at
| o'clock. 1t viii be the monthly social
/ meeting of the league and the speaker
I VIII be Miss Isabel T. HOlbrook, Of
Los Angeles and Boston. who will talk
4 on Liberty, Equality and Fraternity
/ I'm addition 20 Miss HOlfOrd's address
| there will be musical selections
/ The general aid society of the First
! Methodist Episcopal church viii meet
Friday afternoon at 2.45 o'clock in the
I church parlors. Following the bust
ness meeting a social time and program
viii be enjoyed. at which the members
Of circle four viii be the hOstesses.
The committee IN charge viii be COM
/ posed of Mesdames David W Cath
cart, j. a. Potter. :. G.. Kilgore and
William Hogarth
The Altura Presbyterian church Aid
and Missionary society met Wednesday
afternoon atsthe home Of Mrs W. IT
Forbes. ST, 20e7 Savannah street. The
afternoon was spent i'm making pajamas
FOR the Red Cross sOcietys hospital
supply department. While the society
consists Of only l6 members, it has been
very active and has accomplished
great deal The officers of the society
were reelected for the fifth year. Mrs.
w. H. Forbes, ST., is the president: Mrs.
Frank Herr, the vice president; Mrs.
Sam Leroy. secretary. and Mrs J.. L.
Robinson. treasurer. Mrs. r. F. White
is the chairman of the entertainment
committee, Mrs Frank Herr of the re-
treshment committee, and Mrs W. e.
Baber. OF the sick visiting committee.
The Women's Catholic order Of For
esters entertained with social and
card party Wednesday afternoon at the !
Knights Of Pythias hall. High five was Z,
played. Mrs. j. J. Coleman won the (
high score prize. Mrs. =. f. Neuge- ,
bauer received the consolation prize
A two course luncheon was served .
after the games Mrs. ". =. OMeara /
was chairman Of the reinstatement COM /
mittee, which was composed of Mrs
j. Powers, Mrs. r. +. Neugebauer. Mrs. /
d. Ford and Miss II. McSweeney There
were present Mesdames j. J. Meutt-
mann, c. q. Homer NJ. P. OMeara. H. /
~ Lyons. J. Powers, Fred Schaffer p. !
e. Neugabauer, Harry Powers " F. !
Lyons. u. Fort. Hanna Crowley. W. r. !
Truesdeu. r. A. Kelly. G. j. Hillman. I
A. W. Liefgren, j. l. Driscoll NJ J. |
NJ. Spellman, NJ c. Hempel,
J. ID. Duncan, L. Werner, +. a. Graves.
W. Wallace. Ohio Carr, c. c. Crichet,
VI. Quesnell j. j. Coleman. !. y. Tay-
or. F.. Carr. L. A. Sherman. Fl. X. Aber,
= j. Zingemau. VI. McLeunon. Miss !
}easy Welch, Miss Marguerite OMeara ,
nd Miss NJ. McSweeney.
The annual exhibition Of the physical |
raining work of the Young Women's |
'hristian association Will be given to-
light in the down town association |
ooms, ON Texas street, i'm connection I
with a jolly burlesque May carnival.
IRIS. Margaret KinnOn Stevens is the
hvsical director Of the gymnasium
lasses. The demonstration will con-
list Of wand drills and a group Of folk |
nd esthetic dances. Mrs Stevens viii I ]
ance several solo dances. The gfrls
Z the regular gymnasium classes and /
he Berean class will take part The |
arrival features will be carried ont in / /
ne booths about the rooms and the va
ETY. of side shows and vendors Of vsri-
us kinds of sweets and edibles. Mrs / |
lice McSpadden will preside over a /
panish booth Mrs. Laura f. PeniwelI
ill have the Colonial booth Miss l. 1
ate Hanway viii be in charge of the /
)untry store. An Indian booth win he
by the girls of the PosoDge
amp fire circle. The Japanese and
utch booths will be managed nv fhe
iris Of the y. w. G. A. boarding resi-
7nce and there viii be a variety OF
)velties all about Mrs L. b Peni-l
ell, chairman of the members council
in charge Of the affair Misses Mary
cNielus. Stacy Burgess and Helen
lrker are in charge of the booths
isses Ora Davis and Lucille Rice have
he tickets in charge and Miss EsteIle
IVY and Mrs Flora Lambdeu will bavs
arge of the side shows