El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-08
Most of the Events of the Week
Are Centered About Red Cross


lost OF the events OF the i'm
/ Nj mediate week are conferred
L L around the Red Cross activi-
/ ties, with here and there an informal
dance or tea dotted on the prospective
calendar-merely secondary IN In
/ portsnce
The season. vastly different from
all other years. has had no high tide
Of gayety 20 whirl the leisure world
in the usual maelstrom Of entertain
ments-for no longer Is there q leisure
world
What with an almost endless stray
OF bazars and charity underts kings
and the usual Christmas frenzy OF
shopping. - hours a day seem hardly
adequate TO do all the necessary
things and go the rounds" in addi-
ton TO the war work enEulfinE Us all
Here are some OF the happenings Of
+ the con- ing week;
Informal table d'hots dinner At the
Country club.
MONDAY
Pioneer Bridge club with Mrs. z
VI. Bray. OF 712 North e. Paso.
Red Cross on the fourth floor work
clltp u LlG " l4lE HOUSE. IN charge
or Mrs. Horace ". BroadduS. Of the
woman's service. Mrs. J. F. Williams,
chairman Of sewing, Mrs. ID. Bruce
Smith, surgical dressings; Mrs. L. s
Stewart, knitting. Mrs. Robert ". Nc
Afee in charge Of Mondays sewing
Mrs. James 2. Bowen. Mrs. C. z
Kelly, Mrs Mary Ross Kiester, Miss
Agnes Stewart. Miss Alice Myles,
sewing; Miss Mary Gates Redmond,
surgical dressings. Hostesses for the
morning, Mrs. T. J. Beau: afternoon,
Mrs. E A. Shelton and Mrs. C. J. Co-e
Miss A. Louise Dietrich VIII con-
duct classes at the courthOuse-sur-
gical dressings at Il q n. and p. m.
elementary hygiene and home care Of
the sick at $3.50 a. m and $3.50 p. m
Dr. B. F. Jenness will conduct a
first aid class in temple Mt Sinai at
$3.50 p. m.
Temple Mt. Sinai sewing circle will
work for the Red Cross, meeting at
2;3O p. m. in Community hall
TUESDAY
St. JoseDh's altar society viii make
Red Cross surgical dressings in W
H. Brophy's Guarantee Co. store. T.30
Mrs. George E. Cameron will en-
terrain the Catholic Women's Char
lty association. who meet for Red
Cross work
Red Cross work on the fourth
floor OF the White House Mrs. Hor-
ace W BrOaddus. chairman Of WON
ans service. Mrs. :. T. Williams.
sewing chairman: Mrs D. Bruce
Smith, surgical dressings: Mrs L. s.
stewart, knitting; Mrs. A. p. Coles.
sewing for Tuesdays; Mrs +. C.
Searle, Mrs. Eugene E. Neff. Mrs. c.
E Kelly. knitting; Mrs. Smith will di-
rect surgical dressings HOstesses
Tor the morning. Mrs. Florence lie
Baron and Mrs James Brady; after
noon. Mrs. E. V. Berrien, Mrs. c.
Coffin and Mrs. A. Andreas-
Golden Hill eigh5Orhood Knitting
club 10 sew on Red Cross garments
Business Women's club 10 work for
the Red Cross, Navy league and other
patriotic purposes.
Sunset Heights Red Cross sewing
circle VIII meet with Miss Margaret
Hitchcock, Of 1920 Prospect.
Castle Heights class in surgical
dressings, with Mrs o. F. Metz.
The Red Cross teaching center
rooms will be open for an evening for
the business women IN offices stores
etc. TO do their bit" in making sur
gical dressings. Miss A Louise Die
Mcdowell club. FL Paso chapter O
Parents circle OF the First Christian
church viii meet at 2 ?. m.
ALAAlAHI LallHt AT LuG country Gluu-
Honoring Mrs Ward Plat. OF East
Aurora, N. Y, the women OF the
First u F. church win give a re-
ception from 3 to 2. m. All FL Paso
women interested IN missionary work ]
invited
Red Cross In the downtown work |
shop at the White House, with Mrs. I
Horace ". Broaddus. Mrs J. F VIII ]
liams, Mrs. L. S. Stewart and Mrs. D. :
Bruce Smith in charge. Sewing. Mrs ]
w. w. Turney; knitting, Mrs. II. 3. I
Stark Mrs L. G. Witherspoon and I
Mrs. VIM. Piatt; surgical dressings,
Mrs r S Cooke. Hostesses for the I
morning, Mrs c. C. Crews and Mrs.
Adine T. Owen; afternoon. Mrs. E. V. !
PickreI and Mrs. W. D. Mayfield.
Woman's club program. in charge J.
OF Mrs. W. D. Howe. Of the music de
partment. Opera studied and must
cally Illustrated
weekly hop At the Officers club,
Fl. Bliss.
Class In surgical dressing at II a.
m. and 2. m. Elementary hygiene