El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-04
Nomen's Organizations.

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Rev. Miles Hansen will give a talk on
the old English May Day customs be
/ fore Ine pupils of the Ell Paso School
for Girls on Thursday afternoon.
Plans for the coming bazaar were
completed at the meeting of circle four
| of the First Methodist church Aid so
ciety, held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. David w. Cathcart. 29lO
Wyoming street Mrs. J. A Potter pre-
sided. The committees for the bazaar
were appointed. Mrs. $ V. Young will
be in charge Of the decoration of the
fancy work booth and she will be as
sisted by Mesdames Volney Brown.
William McSain and Robert T. Odds.
Mrs. G. c. Cole will be in charge of
the Indian "Wigwam" booth. where
cider and grape juice will be sold
Those in charge will be Mrs David
Cathcart and Miss Alma Galloway. and
they viii be in Indian costume Mrs
William McSain will be in charge Of
the home made candy booth. with Mes
danes S. V. Young, Alma J. Cox and II.
J.. Kohler assisting her. The commit
tee to relieve the workers at the
booths will be composed of Mesdames
Minnie Hadlock, g. r. Coles. F. c. Kill
gore, J. A. Potter and Fred A Mayhew
Following the plans for the bazaar an
ice course was served by the hostess
and an informal social time enjoyed.
Mrs J. W. Cathcarr assisted the hostess
Joined the society. They were Mes
danes L. z. MOultOn, W. A Kessler, j.
W. Cathcart, Alma J. Cox and William
p. McSain. The next meeting of the
circle will be held April "a, at the home
OF Mrs. S. V. Young.
Mrs. l. L. Robinson was elected re-
gent Of Rebecca Stoddert chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton at the monthly meeting of the So
ciety, held Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Horace W. Broaddus. on
Boulevard. Mrs. Robinson had served
the society during the past year as
the treasurer. Ms. r. r. Thomson
was elected first Vice-regent, Mrs. b.
l. Farrar second vice-regent, and Mrs
n. II. Allen was reelected recording
secretary, and Miss Gertrude Yale was
reelected registrar. Mrs. NJ. L. Strong
was elected corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Jack r Roman treasurer Mrs
Caroline II. Evans historian, and Mrs
w. S. Tilton parliamentarian. The
members elected on the board of direC-
tors were Mesdames A. II. Butler. @. F.
Hawks. W. W. Fink, II. II. Stark. J.
W. LOrentzen. W. G. Bansemer, L. s
Stewart, Lee Orndorff and H. L. Spence.
Preceding the election of officers, a
business meeting was held and a num-
Der Of matters, including the revision
Of the bylaws. were given attention.
Rising votes OF thanks were given the
retiring regent, Mrs. j. W LOrentZen;
the chairman of the nominating COM
mittee Mrs BurIeson Staten; the chair
man Of the Children Of the Republics
organization, Mrs. Mary Ross Kiester.
and Mrs H. W. BrOaddus. for the use
Of her home during the year. A short
parliamentary study was conducted by
Mrs. W. s TiltOn. 1t was announced
that the anniversary party of the chap
ter would be held on April 25, at the I
home Of Mrs. c. E. Kelly on Mesa /
avenue, from $3.50 o'clock to $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. II. II. Stark is the chairman in I
Each member has the privi I
lege of inviting two guests and these I
will be sent invitations If Mrs. Stark 1
is given their names.