El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-14
Women'S Organizations

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Mrs. Roger L. Conant entertained the
! members of the Aid society of the
! First congregational church at her
/ residence, 3lS Tobm Place. Thursday
] afternoon Preparations were made
] or bazaar to be held the first week
} in May, and refreshments were served
! by the hostess. Those present were
! Mesdames NJ. Hanson. Paul McCombs.
I VIII Il. Franklin. f. W. Seward. Lee
/ Burdick, G. +. Hawks and V. NJ Brown
] The society viii meet with Mrs VIII
/ L. Franklin Thursday next at her home,
/ 2133 San Jose street
In the work of raising funds for the
/ Cloudcroft Baby sanatOrium for this
summers work, the women of Temple
q Mt. sinai congregation head the list
! Mrs. j. Calisher, Mrs. A. Krakauer and
! those assisting them have so far
/ turned over to the WOman's club 1927
/ Tor this fund and have since raised
/ several dollars in addition Besides this
/ the women OF the temple made $50
| worth Of beautiful baby garments.
/ which were donated to the Equal Suf-
! trage league for sale during Save the
Babies week, and four baby chairs
: have been donated and will be sent up
/ in May.
The I'll Paso Equal Franchise league
held ITS regular weekly meeting Thurs
: day afternoon in the chamber of com
merce. Following the routine reports
: and business meeting, a program of
current events in suffrage was given
I Mrs. II. A Taylor was the program
/ chairman. Articles on suffrage work
: and various phases of the antagonism
! 10 suffrage were read by Mrs. George
Clements. Mrs. n. A. TAYLOR, Mrs HOr-
/ ace A. Lay and Miss A. Louise Dietrich.
Miss Anne Weeks gave clever recfta-
uon- Following the program the par
llamentary law study was conducted
/ by Mrs. : j. Fennell. Next weeks
I meeting, the social meeting OF the
month. VIII be held at the Young Wom-
ems Christian association quarters. 316
i Texas street.
The members Of Circle one Of the
calvary Houston Square Baptist
church are to give a musical and din
{ ner tonight in the primary department
/ room adjoining the church The com
/ mittees in charge of the affair vera
selected Wednesday afternoon at the
ala society meeting held in the church.
On the serving committee will be Mes
danes j. D. Givens. chairman. assisted
by Mesdames Frances Hignett J. d.
Langtord, Earl Wilson, William Roter-
munQ, X i. Rushing. j. +. Petty and
Charles Bush. In the kitchen the chair
man viii be Mrs. r b. Blankenship
and she will be assisted by Mesdames
ID. Gaylord, J. +. Hale. J. 3. Clemens
A j.. Holmes and NJ. T. Peck Mrs. J.
d. Givens Will be in charge Of the pro-
gram and musical selections will be
given by Miss Ella Peck, Miss billiard
Blankenship and Mrs. Charles Bush.
Dr. w. y. Mason, president of the
Baker university Of Baldwin. kas.. will
address the College WOmen's club at
the Shaksperian program, which will
be given by the club Saturday after
noon at o'clock in the music room
Of the lei PasO School for Girls. in COM
memOratiOn OF the s0Oth anniversary
of the death Of Shakspere. His ad-
ress viii begin promptly at o'clock
Following his address a Shaksperian
program viii be given. Mrs J. NJ
Frank viii talk on the work and
career OF Shakspere. 'Waterlillies"
will be sung by a quartet composed OF
Mrs. Walter II. Scott, Mrs. Rowland
Gilchrist Mrs. Paul Heermans and
Mrs. Henry Clay Greer. Mrs. Scott
VIII sing, 1t Was Lover and His
Lass" and Mrs. Scott and Mrs Greer
viii sing, Il Know a Bank" Miss Jul
liza Pool viii play the piano accOmpani-
ments. Mrs. Irene Shirley Frickleton
Will give dramatic readings from
Shakspere. including Portals" speech.
Merchant Of Venice" and others. An
esthetic dance, "The Pipes of Pan"
viii be danced by three high school
girls in costume. The dancers viii be
Misses Frances Oppenheimer. Dorothy
NOllertsen and Marion Calnan.
The monthly meeting Of the board of
directors Of the Young Women's Chris /
tian association was held Thursday in I
the new quarters OF the association. 3l6 I
Texas street The usual routine reports Z
were given by the chairmen Of the va 1
riOus departments. Mrs. VI. A. Warner I
acted as secretary pro tenn in the alb !
sence OF Mrs. W. H. Pickles. The edu. 1
committee announced that a /
series OF five talks on current events /
would be given by Mrs. 4. p. Averill for (
the employed young women and girls I
AZ the boarding home Monday nights
There will be no fee for these talks.
Dut admission will be through tickets
and these may be obtained from the 4
general secretary. Miss Gail Lane The
work committee reported that (
he Alta Vista Methodist church had
started a neighborhood Bible study
lass, to meet weekly for eight weeks, 1