El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-18
NeO Clubs At Y. w. c. A. Haze
Attention OF Women and Girls

I @LUB work at the Y ". C. A is
booming. a younger business
~ girls club has been started. on
Friday Miss Blanche Campbell viii
start a club OF girls at the high school,
and junior clubs in the grade schools
are being organized After the clubs
have been organized special work
Will be taken up, and dramatic travel
and other clubs viii be organized.
It is hoped to have . club for Mex
lean girls later.
The Business Women's club has
been a great success. It has already
60 members, and a campaign Is now
on 70 gain more. The women say
they have found the club Of indis-
pensable Importance in their lives,
and they are an eager 10 extend the
privileges and pleasures to their sis
ter-buSlness women. The club meets
on the second Tuesday Of each month.
and at the last meeting in October,
the entire membership was divided
into three groups the reds whites
and blues" with Misses Hazel Tut
cher. Irene Wimber, and Dora
PEBBLES as captains. The two club
rooms in the new building, which
can be thrown together 10 make one
large room, has already been out
grown by this club, for all save meet
lngs such as lectures. All business
or professional women Of the city are
invited 10 Join the club, whose only
requirement is that the applicant Is
self supporting. The fee is minimum.
A number OF the younger business
girls OF FL PasO were entertained by
the extension committee OF the Y. ".
C. A. under the leadership Of Miss
Blanche Campbell, secretary, and
Mrs. J. G. Barada, sponsor, at
banquet at the Y W G A. rooms on
Texas street. The Halloween decor
atoms were very pretty. The meet
ing was held with the idea Of form
ing q younger business girls club,
and the IS girls present were so en-
thusiastic about the idea that a club
was organized and , nominating
committee was appointed, with Miss
Alice Cook, chairman Miss Mary
Stedman is chairman OF the constitu-
tiOnal committee Meetings are TO be
held on the first and third Tuesdays
in the month, and at the next meet.
ing in November, a social evening will
be held The club is open TO any Of
the younger business girls Of 81 Paso,
up 70 about p years OF age
At the banquet there were q num-
Der Of interesting addresses. -Four
representatives OF the business wom- I
ems CLUB told OF how much the club
means 10 them were Misses Annie
Callahan, Bertha Ward, Mary Court
-A-aAg anu ALN- o. IEA'Asza MISS A4Aa a
sly spoke Of the aims OF the Y W C
A. and Of the interests which holds
the girls Miss Blanche Campbell told I
Of the clubs and general work Of the .
Y ". Mrs. J. G.. Barada, sponsor. I
and Mrs IL A. Ward. chairman OF
the extension committee Of the Y. W, J
also made pleasing addresses. Mrs.
L T. LAPEL sang. accompanied by I
Mrs George Peavey
Zach Silversparre will address the
young women Of the \. ". c. a auto
mobile class on tire repairing at the
BuquOr Motor company, SIS Mesa, att
1870 o'clock Thursday evening.
1t was q refreshing musical treat
that was presented under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. J. J. Pearce, TO the mem
bers Of the WOman's club and their
friends. on Wednesday afternoon
This was the initial one OF a series OF
programs that are TO be given the
second Wednesday afternoon through
out the club year.
The Grieg suite Of the Peer Gynt
music, with its varying moods Of JOY
and pathos; the mOurnful climax as
Asses soul takes its flight, following
the Imaginative Authorizations Of Peer
in his effort TO cheer his old mother
on her way 20 the gates of eternity;
and Anitra's dance, sprightly, Elusive
lit was this group that furnished q
fascinating Introductory 20 the after
Moons hour OF music. and plaved ev- I