El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-19
RED GROSS 6ET5
BAND AND TALK
Pioneer Plaza Rally Led by
64th's Musicians; Work
ers on Parade.

Duanirnot1sIv authorized by the mem
bers Of the regiment i'm the evening,
when they stood retreat The action
OF the regiment was due in no Smal
part to the work OF Mrs F. G. Mar
shall. wife OF the commander, IL WAS
stated.
Refreshments were served workers
at 4-8O o'clock Tuesday afternoon ln
the Bassett building under the direc-
ton Of Mrs T. @. Berry The Ma
zola demonstration furnished Dough
nuts and other eatabies-
Buys Five Memberships
Five memberships were purcuaSe4
bv a. W. Morris. a life member Of The
Red Cross. and he informed Dr. w
J.. Brown. general manager, that ne
intended TO give that much every
time he could save 1t from his travel
The youngest member Of the cam
Dafgn thus for reported was James
T.ayvton Collins. son OF capt ana MIS-
James I. Collins The father OF inc
Youthful member is with Gen = e.
Persbinn- in France and the receipt
VIII Dr6babIv be sent TO him as a
Christmas gift from his SON "hoHl
Miss Read Gets Membership
The honor Of securing the mem
bership fell to Miss Margaret iee,t1'
daughter of Maj. Gen George w
I RnIn. VINO is stat Ll44EA NhNA- 49,
the Paso del NOrte CARRIED IN a most
attractive Red Cross costume selhne
mem berships. Her daily repoI -
-1-erare about 500. Miss Read has
had much experience IN me l'9l
! Cross work. She was ennsteu iii lil-
campaign OF Lady Aberdeen IN -Ne"
York city, and procured more mem
3 hers than any other person al '-1
booth where she worked
: Tho y. N G. \. is cooperaliils
I heartily in the work on the nllle.li'
! hoard in front is the slogan, w
/ are members Of the Red Cross Are
J ON vyomen Report Memberships.
/ The vromen's teams turned in LOT
! Monday about $500 memberships
] Tuesdav they reported as foiioWs-
Mrs Claiborne Adams. 80; mrs II
4 D. Ashley. 81; Mrs. c J. Auer, %, ~ ~
II q Rarada. 20 Mrs Hal Alurea5s
Io9- ~ 7 + Benton. 10: Mrs F. q
! Billings. %: Mrs. A W BltICN' 20
| Mrs. J. H. Bromoerg. IS; MIS- IeoI < =
J Car7erOn. Al. Mrs. George clements
159. Mrs Waters Davis III; Mrs. =
I Flv. S. Mrs. s. j. Freudenlla-' -
\ Ms paul Ginther, 81; Mrs Chas- CIV
I ems. "A: Mrs. A " Hadleys ~ ~
I ". A. Hawkins. IS; Mrs. j. ~ ne Nes
| IS; Mrs. !. r. Hunter, ~: ATS . eii5 Isl
I TIiI1 as Miss Margaret HlLchcocA, %
II Mrs L. T. KILLER. 81; Mrs Mary 10.
4 Kiester, 20; Mrs F. honloeI <. 90, NJ ~ +
4 J. A. Krakauer. Ga; MIS-. mas az
Tee[aII Is. Miss Anne LeBaron, 80
Mrs Mrs Paul Lisso. Is; Mrs. Burton Lit lit
Teton 4. Miss Isabel Martin, %; Mrs
| percy McGhee, "A; Mrs. Mckamy, 40
Mrs. A. W. Mclean, Mrs. w = nc
are-b =. Mrs l. L Morris, 10; Mrs
J, II. Nations. with captains Mrs, y
Andreas, Mrs. r Burgess, Mrs ZaS,
cobb. Mrs. H. R Gamble. Mrs. W \
James. Mrs. Harris WalthaA ana elIs
JF-1-sbs-1 +,1rned in Tuesday IA; AIRS
]. ]. Ormsbee, 90: Mrs W NJ. Pau
ne: Mrs. J. Proctor. %; Mrs G. p Put
nam. 80; Mrs. ". G. Roe, 145; Mrs -
T. Stafford, 20; Mrs. Edmond shaw, -
i Mrs. l. c. Smith. Il; Mrs r. H. SIM y
: 81 Ms. Fred Stevenson So Airs. H
stevenson. IS: Miss sly, 55' Mrs.
Thumr. IO3: Mrs. Watts. 50: Mrs GeSs
". Read, 1858. Of the SD field arm
stop ..saIe7 Of Auto.
4 woman was reported to have bee