El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-18

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time at the Young Women's Chris
~ tian association residence on
West Missouri street. All of the young
women who have ever lived at the Y.
W. C. A residence have been asked TO
spend the night there and have a re-
union breakfast in the morning. There
will be a Christmas tree al midnight
and Santa Claus is expected to arrive
and fill the stockings Of the young
women.
On Thursday evening. in the down
town rooms Of the assOcia ton, there
will be a Christmas party for all the
members of the association Christmas
games and Christmas decorations will
be attractive features and there will be
a Christmas tree. Each member coming
wrapped up, whose cost has not ex-
ceeded 10 cents. and these will be put
upon the tree and later in the evening
distributed among the guests
On Saturday at noon a Christmas mu-
steal will be given for the enjoyment Of
the business women who spend their
new noon hour at the y W G A lunch
room and rest room. Some of the most
prominent musicians Of the city will
take part in the program
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The monthly council fire OF the 7
W. c. \ camp fire circles was held
at the central rooms Saturday after
noon. In the absence of Mrs. J. A.
Potter, chief guardian. Mrs David c.
Cathcart was in charge OF the meeting
Other guardians present were Misses
Cora Lawson and Mary Cannon. Mrs
Cathcart gave a talk on the law of the
fire and Miss Cannon related q visit
to the Soboba Indian festival The
camp fire circle girls receiving honors
were Charline Fox, who won Is: So
phia Mae schmalhausen. five; Jessie
Schmalhsusen, five; Helen kaufman.
10. Adeline Marsh. eight. and Lillian
BOurland five New Members joining
were Gail Kelley. Laura Burdick and
Margaret Van Den Brock. The next
council fire will be held the third Sat
urday in February
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The -Four Winds society has sent %
comfort bags to the orderlies Of COM
pany K. OF the Fourth Texas infantry
The members OF the society assisting
in making, filling and shipping the
bags were Mesdames r E. Morton.
David Cathcart. f. H. Yale, E. f
MOulton. Horace A Lay. J. A Potter,
Fred A Mayhem. W n Pence. Rue
Jackson, L Wormack. William Hays,
D. R Wilkes, P Owen, Earl Phillips,
Z. T. Hughes. J. P. Robertson, DR.. Ida
r. Bishop and Miss Alice Ashcroft Mrs.
J. \. Potter viii entertain the mem
bers Of the society on December 80
with an enchilada supper at her home
Mrs. E. D. Moore entertained the
Berean circle Of Trinity Methodist
church the last OF the week at her
was on the mission study work, south
american Neighbors.' and was led by
Mrs. I. n Winans. Refreshments and
an Informal social time followed the
study and discussion. There were pres
ent Mr. and Mrs. 1. y. Winans, Mes
danes l. J. Ayers .. A Danielson.
Misses Betty Mary Smith. Helen Samp-
son, Dorothy Pcmeroy, Willie Fergu-
Dorothy panielson. Elsie Shepherd.
Messrs. n Moose, c. A Goetting and
Leo Miller.
The WOman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church will mecl
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the
church parlOrs- Mrs. A. J. Morris will be
in charge Of the program. The third
chapter Of the study book. "OId Spain
in New America" viii be the study OF
the day Mrs. W. c. Haden will sing.
Miss Dorothy Waldron will play a Vio-
lin solo. Mrs Dora Waldron will ac-
company her Mrs. W. H Day will be
IN charge Of the Bible study. Mrs. w
c. Haden viii be the hostess for the
afternoon.
The national Euardsmen from the
southern states will be entertained by
the Robert E Lee chapter OF the United
daughters of the COnfederacy shortly
after Christmas in the L. D. c. room
OF the Woman'S club building Mrs
Joseph H Hurxthal viii be in charge
Her committee Will be composed OF
Mesdames B. NJ G. Williams, J. F.
Bowen, u, c. Booth. J. NJ Richmond.
- F. Kelly. Eunice Payne and Dr..
Alice 6. Merchant.
Review No AZ. of the woman's Ben
eIlt association of Maccs bees. will meet
TUESDAY afternoon in the Odd Fellows
hall to complete arrangements for the
entertainment and dance which is to be
given by the review on Thursday night
Tor the benefit of the Rescue home.
All people having tickets to the enter
are asked 70 return these TO either
RAIDER.
slVe members Of the Red Cross so
ciety spent Sunday filling the comfort
bags that are to be sent to the soldiers 8
IN Mexico and to FL PasO's company h
IN me Big Bend country. These
workers We're Mesdames H. Z Steven B
son, y. Del Campo. Charles Auer. DR.. !
Alice G. Merchant and Miss Grace Vir- ,
Slnla Logan The filling Of the bags
VIII be completed today and they viii /
then be packed and sent.
Dances. |
The Progress club will give it's an
1ual banquet and dance on New Years
eve. in the club rooms.
The officers Of the Michigan brigade
vii entertain with dance Thursday /
night at Hotel Paso del Norte.
The Elks viii entertain the members
md friends of the order with formal
lance on New Years night in the club
rouse on Myrtle avenue.
The weekly dance Of the Fl Paso
'ounty club Saturday night, held in