El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-11
Year Program AnnounccdAnd
Work Begun By Women's Club

, N. Lewis and Miss Anita Melville.
Wednesday, Feb. 2Q-Music; sketch
and story Of O. Henry. Mrs. Il. v.
Watson; current events, Mrs. Chas.
wednesday. March 2O-NIusic: the
| Irish theater in America; Irish plays
and players; Lady Gregory as a
dramatist; reading, Riders to the Sea,
by Synge, Mrs D V. Fennessy.
April 17-Music; poets OF our own
day, Mrs. John Nickels, jr; reading;
current events. Mrs. John II. Grant
and Mrs. Joseph J. Knox
Department OF Art.
Regular meetings to be held on the
fourth Wednesday Of each month by
the department Of art The officers
are; Mrs. Frank a. Hughes. chair
man; Mrs. H V. Jackson. vice chair
man; Mrs. o. L Mcintyre, secretary;
Mrs Fred KnoIlenberg, treasurer.
The program follows:
Wednesday, Oct 24-TeapOts and
tea caddys, Mrs Stanley Bevan; ex-
hibit Of rare teapots, MIS-. Walter
Splitter, a Crawford tea party
Wednesday, Nov. 2S-Subject: Chi
nese art-Chinese eubrOideries. Mrs
Frank W. Berkshire; Chinese pOrce-
Iains in the Morgan collection. Mrs
Dwight J. Bradley; exhibit Of rare
Chinese embroideries, Mrs. Il h
wednesday, Dec. 2s-Christmas pro-
gram, fireplaces in Ingle hooks, Mrs.
r. J. Tighe; reading. Mrs. Irene Shir-
ley FrickletOn. pantomimes. Latin
Christmas Saxon Christmas
Wednesday, January 23-American
AntIques-Paul Revere Silver, Mrs
Maud Pickerell; exhibit OF antique
silver, Mrs. J. II. Bromberg. Baron
Stigel glass; Don Fife furniture, Mrs
$ V Young
Wednesday, February 27-Indian
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blankets, Mrs. John Nickels; pottery,
Mrs d. Baker Smith; exhibit, Mrs
Stephen Aguirre-
wednesday. March 27-Spring pro-
gram; song, "Harki Harki the Lark;
reading Ca) Bird Calls; % -Trage-
dies of the Nest, Mrs. COrrington; song,
Swing Robin Swing; flower exhibit
Mrs. c. Z. Kelly.
wednesday, April 24-Antiques,
Mrs. +. H Seward; old pewter, MIS-
J. H Grant, antique mirrors, Miss
Lulu PREFER.
All directors meetings are sched-
uled for the first Tuesday mornings
OF the month, at 10 o'clock. Club day
occupies the first Wednesday, music
study, the second Wednesday after
noon; current events ana Alefalu5e'
the third Wednesday, and art study
the fourth When there Is a fifth
Wednesday, as happens in January,
a special civics program IS caIendared-
The annual luncheon viii be held
on Saturday after Easter, and install
lation on the first Of May. Election
day occurs March 8.
A new departure in the club cur
riculum will be the course OF popular
lectures, to be given primarily Tor
the entertainment OF the men and
women OF f PasO at movie prices.
certain evenings during the year The
clubhouse is also 10 be put to the
right use in esta blishing a recreation
center for the young people, who can
dance, give dramatics and enjoy other
diversion under the chaperOnage OF a
committee OF representative people
The club has been generously given
over, during the past summer 70 the
Red Cross, for a work room, until
In the White House The Hoover war
school was also held there
Mrs. Stevens, following a facetious
talk to her family" which spoke for
a greater demonstration Of patriotic
work by the forming Of congenial
units that will take in their member
ship of nearly 500 women. each haT-I
ing her burdens to carry this year.
that may be greater before the war
ends" held out = guide in kipling's
IT" At the conclusion, she was pre-
sented with a huge bouquet Of white
NUNS"
1t was voted to send by wireless a
felicltous message on his promotion
20 Gen. John J. Pershing- whose sis
ter, Miss May Pershing, was formerly
a valued member of the club.
Nearly 90 members have been adj
mitted the past few weeks. Mrs. D.
A. Wright being the only one not pre-
Tiously published.