El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

making surgical dressings in Red
Cross headquarters every Thursday
afternoon from 1870 10 $3.50 o'clock,
and urges every sorority girl in Fl
Iaso 70 report for work. Mrs. Bat
tele White Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
is 10 have charge OF the Red cross
branch A once-a-amOuth social viii
also enhance the activities OF the
mem bers, the first 10 be given under
the direction Of Mrs. 3. j.. Clutter OF
The Kappa Kappa Gamma. Officers
are Mrs Kenneth W. AIacCalluEl.
president; Miss Kathleen Gould (Phi
Beta Phi) secretary; Mrs. 3. +. Clut-
ter, corresponding secretary Mrs II
Everett Long lChi Omega treasurer.
me personnel, who attended the iul-
tial meeting Of the year, were Airs
Kenneth W MacCallum. Delta Delta
Delta; Mrs. Battelle White Kappa
Alpha Theta Miss Mary leighton.
Kappa Alpha Theta. lIrS. IL Everett
Long, Chi Omega; Mss Frances Eliz-
abeth smith. Delta Delta Delta; Mrs
Langford J. Locke, Zeta Tru Alpha.
Mrs Percy McGhee- 5r, Zetl Tau Al
phai Mrs J. II. Ponsford. Alpha Phi,
Mrs. E. ID. Stewart Alpha Delta Phi.
Mrs J. +. WadlI1gtou. Phi Nu Gam
ira; Mrs ". H Scott, Phi A1u Gamma;
Hiss Dorothy Clark. Sigma Ka0ua.
Mrs 3. F. Clutter. Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Miss Sarah Bridgers, Kap-
pa Kappa Gamma
The Younger Business Girls club
met Tuesday evening at the y ". C..
A. at $3.50 o'clock for q good social
time and for the first business meet
ing Of the club They adopted their
constitution, selected their name and
elected the officers for the year. The
name decided upon was The Sam
mics" The following officers were
elected: President Mrs Frank Lie
ban Z HrHs HaHa Hraas
Steadmani secretary, Alice Cook;
treasurer, Elizabeth Kuhlman. Mrs.
j. c. Barada, who is sponsor for the
club, presided until the new president
was elected A great deal OF en-
thusiasm from all OF the girls present
made it a most interesting business
meeting, and If this is a sample, none
OF the future business meetings viii
be dull There were 20 girls present.
Miss Greta Pratt and Miss Ruth
Riggs, accompanied bv Miss Lucille
Rice. sang a duet. The purpose OF
the club is.
TO promote Christian citizenship
for girls:
By creating a friendly atmosphere
for all girls.
by planning a definite program
for years work which Will improve
the mind
BY giving ourselves where needed
AA scr VICE
by keeping good health through
games. hikes and outdoor activities
The next meeting Of the club will
be Tuesday night November 90.
Mrs. W NJ Farley, Mrs. George
Neville. Mrs w J. Willard. Mrs
Frances B. Stewart and Mrs To. r.
Fillmore, are the newest acquisitions
to the Woman's club ranks. having
been admitted TO membership az
meeting Of the board OF directors. on
Tuesday At today's meeting Of the
the general program included piano
solo by Herbert c. Bastow. chosen
from Chopin; followed by q vocal Sc
lection .ChaminadC's Were %
Gardener) by Miss Constance Pate
man. Francis Russell discussed music
In the schools. and acting chancellor
Howard Milton Colvin OF the College
Of the City Of II paso. addressed the
assemblage
Mrs. VIII T. owen who is injecting
the patriotic note IN this years pro-
grams by opening and closing the
W ednesday meetings with America"
and The Star Spaugled Banner adj
ded the new stanZu Of America in the
unison singing:
God bless our splendid men.
Send them safe home again
God save our men
Happy and glorious,
Dauutless and chivairous,
Winners of freedom;
God save our meu-'
Mrs W. j.. FoXworth. Mrs. IT, W..
Lanier, Mrs r B. Homan and Mrs. r.