El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
ABYWEEK OPENS WITHCAKE SALE;
FUNDSFOR THE BABY SANAT0RIUIN
All Womens Organizations of the City to Help; Baby
Clothing to Be Sold Also Receipts For Hour Sat
urday Are Donated by BijOu Theater; Army AS
sisting in Work; Where Cakes Will Be Sold

climates unfavora5le to the little ones
cakes will be sold at the various lead
] ing grocery stores Of the city on Sat
urday Of this week and Wednesday and
/ Saturday of next week. Baby clothing
! viii also be sold for the benefit of this
fund, the clothes having all been do
| mated by persons interested in the work
4 and all the proceeds to go to the bene-
| fit Of the sanatOrium. The cakes have
/ all been donated also and all the pro-
( ceeds from their sale viii be for the
/ sanatorium.
( While the work was inaugurated by
| the Woman's club and the Equal Fran
! chise league, every organization OF
women in the city-social, fraternaI
and RELATIONSHIPS united in assisting.
Saturday morning from 10 to IL
o'clock. all the proceeds from the sale
of tickets at the Biiou theater will be
donated by the management to the aid
of the Baby Fund" Women interested
in this work will be in charge of the
seat sale and of the theater for that
hour. This is part of the W. c. 7. u.
contribution to the work
The army is also assisting the work.
Through the wives Of various officers,
under the direction of Mrs. William H.
Allaire. wife of Col. Allaire. Of the 18th
infantry, funds are being raised among
the soldiers. to be added to the Baby
Fund" Collections VIII be made all
next week.
Mrs. AIlaire is assisted by the follow
ing army women: Mrs. W. T. Ball Mrs.
Geo. c. Barnhardt. eighth cavalry: Mrs.
Donald W. Strong, seventh infantry;
Mrs. Lucien c. Berry, fourth field ar
tillery; Mrs. A. p. Watts, quarterInas-
ter corps; Mrs. William Elliott, quar-
termaster depot; Miss Anna AXton, goth
infantry; Mrs. W. F. L. Simpson, sixth
infantry.
To Deliver All Cakes.
The cakes to be sold at the different
stores, will be delivered by the store
managers. as a compliment TO the work
the women have undertaken. In many
instances. certain families desire to
purchase the cakes donated by certain
other families. This can be arranged
IL the order is placed in advance. When
the cake is received. It viii be delivered
&C. o. D. TO the person wishing to pur-
chase it.
The cake sale is under the direction
Of the Woman's club and Mrs. G. A.
Martin is in charge of the arrange
ments
The sale Of baby clothing is in charge
OF Mrs S S. Baker of the Equal Fran
chise league.
Those who Are Helping.
The various organizations assisting
in the collection Of the cakes and baby
clothing and the chairmen of the diff
ferent organizations are as follows:
Mrs. Tom Lea. Thursday Embroidery.
MRS. CnaS. Is. Stevens conversational ;
church.
Mrs. II. E. Stevenson and Mrs. A. W.
First Christian church
Mrs. J. Calisher and Mrs A Krakauer, /
Temple Mt. Sinai
Mrs A. W. Young, auxiliary Of Rail- '
way Conductors.
Mrs. R. R. Rokahr, Calvary Baptist
Mrs. C. R. cOwherd. First Methodist /
church.
Mrs. d. Vicors, Altura Park Pzesby- !
terrain church
Mrs J. W. Ramage. Carpenters aux
liary and Maccabees Hive 66.
Mrs. II. A Taylor, ". c. T. Z.
Mrs. R. f. Thomason, D. A R.
Mrs. f. c. Birch, Eastern Star.
Mrs. A. J. Rose. Highland Park Bap-
list church
Mrs. F. B. Scotch. Willow Grove.
Voodmen Circle.
Mrs. J. N. Mayfield. Kensington En-
1roidery club.
Mrs. l. L Hall, Tuesday Embroidery
hub.
Mrs. W. c. Roe, Catholic societies.
Yrs. Roe is assisted by the following: |
Yrs. Gus Momsen, Daughters of Erin; !
hrs. T. J. Clifford and Mrs. Q. Cunning |
lam. Women's Catholic Order Of For
sters; Mrs. V. B. Andreas, Mrs. II. f.