El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-13
Equal Franchise League Looks
After It's Relatives In Army

a Dance Of Spring" Nellie May
Beauchamp, TO be accompanied BY
Miss Frances Earle.
Fancy Spanish dance. en- costume.
by Miss Petra Nero and Gabrielle
Marshal. with Miss Bowen at the
piano.
Representations by Charlie Chaplin
Guess Who2' Miss Elena Talpis TO
waltz with him.
Dainty little Violet KILLER and
Laurens Townsend will usher.
With its work for the coming win
ter thoroughly organized. the Red
Cross is now ready to resume all de-
partments Of their vast patriotic
activities, on the fourth floor OF the
White House. Not that the summer
has been spent idly, for stay at homes
have looked after the work during
temporary absences of the heads of
various divisions, and shipments OF
surgical dressings, knitted garments
and needed supplies have gone on I'M
Mrs. Horace W. Broaddus. q the
head Of the Red Cross work, an
nounces that Mrs. Robert W McA1ee
viii have charge Of the sewing on
Mondays: Mrs. q. +. Kelly. Tuesdays
Mrs. W. W Turney, Wednesdays; Mrs.
:, II. Sutherland, Thursdays, and Mrs,
Josephine Nations-Morfit, Fridays.
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These women will direct their days,
the entire winter.
Mrs. L. s. Stewart, chairman OF the
knitting. has for her days Mrs. J. 2.
Bowen, Mrs. c. Z Kelly, Mrs. Mary
Ross Kfester, Miss Agnes Stewart and
Miss Alice Myles, for Mondays; Mrs.
F. c. Searle. Mrs Eugene T. Neffs MIS-.
c. T Kelly. Tuesdays; Mrs. H H
stark. Mrs. l. G. WitherspOOn and
Mrs William Piatt. Wednesdays Mrs
B. L. Farrar. Mrs L. S Stewart, MISS
Rose Piatt. Thursdays. Mrs Frank
Ainsa, Mrs. II. Hays Watson, Mrs
Harry kiester and Mrs. u O. Wright,
Fridays
Mrs. D. Bruce Smith. who is also an
indefatigahle worker for the Red
Cross, viii continue her supervision
OF the surgical dressings, with the
following helpers: Mondays, Miss
Mary Gates Redmond; Tuesdays. Mrs.
Smith: Wednesdays, Mrs r. $. Cooke;
Thursdays, Miss Gertrude Yale; Fri
days. Mrs. II. E Stevenson
Mrs. F. c. Searle, Mrs. W. L. Gaines,
Mrs. 3. F. Jenkins, Mrs B. ~ Wor-
sham and others are TO assist the gen
eral committee
Mrs. Horace ". Broaddus. president
OF the guild Of the church OF ST
Clement. has her committee well per
sonneled for the coming gala bazaar,
TO UE AE4u AQL 0AAE na-n III A-AEs A--l
first week Of December, at a cOnVen-
lent downtown location
To carry out the Hoover idea now
prevalent through the land, useful.
attractive, practical things will be in
evidence, and At reasonable prices, for
Christmas gifts and for every day
needs. And the annual dinner, for
which these women sustain an envia-
BILE reputation viii be made special
event
The following appointments have
been made:
Bags. Mrs. ". Z Arnold, Mrs. F.
c. Searle and Mrs. W n. Peticolas-
Dolls. Mrs. L. S Stewart and Mrs
Il II. Stark.
Baby booth. Mrs. Hugh White and
Mrs. ". D. Wise
Candy. Mrs. H. A. Meisel.
Aprons, Mrs. J. N. GOggin-
Fancy work, Mrs. Winchester
Cooley.
Useful articles. all the girls Of the
White Cross guild
Working committee. Mrs. J. Van
Den Brock, chairman. assisted by
Miss Fannie Wood. Mrs. Ledford. Mrs.
= T. Richards. Mrs. !. ". Lucas. Mrs. I
2. c. Henderson and Mrs. J. H. HurX-
hal
Dinner committee, Mrs. H. c. 1Iyles. I
chairman, assisted by Mrs. William
5. Crombie, Mrs = B. Watson, Mrs. Z
annie Porter Krause, Mrs W E Race. +
Mrs. J. r Bowen, Mrs Robert ". I
icAfee Mrs. James i. MARI and Mrs /
l. II. Tucker.
As the plans unfold, more commit I
ees will be assigned tasks