El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-09
Social Calendar
For Wednesday

Miss Mary White, the charming
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. g.
White Of Mesa avenue, is giving an
informal te1 between the hours Of
and o. ia ocE- liment to Miss Margares
Ingraham Of Los Angeles, niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +. Kerr, who is
leaving Friday for her home
Opening meeting OF the Woman
Weekly hop at the Officers club.
The Il Refuse TO Tell club
Class in surgical dressing at II a.
m and p. m and elementary hygiene
and home care Of the sick az $3.50 and
$3.50 o'clock.
Women's Catholic order Of Forces
tiers viii resume their social sessions
on Wednesday afternoon, in X C. hail
sionary society viii hold a special
meeting Thursday afternoon At
o'clock. The Kingdom of God Through
Trained Leadership" is the subject
with the bible lesson by Mrs. j. ID.
McMurtry; hymn and special prayer
for the workers in the foreign fields,
led by Rev c. X. Campbell; Mrs. Fred
Dougherty viii talk on training o
native leader in mission lands; Mrs.
". T. Bush viii discuss the products
of home mission work and Mrs A A
LaWler viii give solo. Miss Viz
ginla Booth OF the Lydia Patterson
institute, and Miss Jessie Buford. Of
the Effie EddingtOn. school. viii take
the affirmative, and Mrs. c. Z Bryan
and Rev. c. X. Campbell, the negative
side of a debate on Resolved, that
trained native leader is more effect
i've than foreign missionary leader.
The Hebrew WOmen's Benevolent
society and the Temple Aid met in
joint session Monday afternoon in
Temple Mt. Sinai to hear the Liberty
loan discussed by Jonn N Nyall an-
). J. Prudential Mr.. Wyatt SPOKE
Of the bonds from the standpoint of 81
safe patriotic investment, Mr. Freu-
denthal as the means OF Terminating
the war. Mrs. Olga kohlberE ana
Mrs. Joe Zelman were in charge Of
the the enlightening program Mrs
Martin Zielonka was appointed chair
man Of the patriotic work which the
organization viii do in future for the
Red Cross and Navy league.
The study circle Of the council OF
Jewish women, TO have been held
Thursday at the home Of AIRS. c.
Hirsch. is TO be held at Community
hall. Temple Mt. Sinai, the change
having been made owing to illness Of
Mrs. Hirsch's SON It is called for
o'clock Mrs Max Moye will have
paper on the evolution Of the drama,
and Miss Yetta Baron will read The
circle is a branch OF the council OF
Jewish women, and Will devote this
year TO modern drama
Thursdays meeting OF the Equal
Franchise league will include review
Of chief justice Walter Clark's ad-
dress on Ballots for Votes delivered
before the North Carolina suffrage
association: a poem, "A Ballad OF
Chivalry," by Mrs. 5. J, Fenneu. and
a talk on the Liberty bond, the speak
er to be announced later. The organi-
Zation meets in the chamber OF com
merce building at o'clock.
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Martha Washington cirCle-Spirits
OF &c. have postponed their weekly
meeting from Friday to Saturday al
ternoon. at the home Of Mrs. c. n.
Youngberg on Williams street. All
members are asked to attend, as there
is much sewing to do. They are re-
quested to bring white cloth
The Women's Catholic Order Of
Foresters will resume their regular
monthly socials Wednesday afternoon
at 2:3O p. m. in K. c. hall. Members
and friends will be entertained, Mrs
P. Freeman being chairman OF host
esses.