El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-14

- HEEE tabIes-One done in a red
motif, another in white and the
- third in bIue-held covers for
nearly $50 members. old and new, at
Tuesday nights monthly dinner, social
and business session Of the Business
Woman's club. held in the downtown
headquarters Of the Y. W. c.. A., the
event being more or less in the ma
ture OF campaign celebration that
came as a delightful climax to the
rustic for new members.
With patriotism its dominant note
the three teams, captained by Miss
Dora PEBBLES. Miss Annie Callahan
and Miss Irene Wimber, respectively
for the red. white and blue, have agi-
tated the Eveliest sort Of active Oper-
ations in securing new additions to
their ranks. the reds coming out first
with 40. the blue second with 50 and
the whites reporting six
Dr. Isabel Welsh HOenes boosted
the re - by handing in Is names and
got feather in her hat queens and
crowns being too unpopular TO fol
low the former coronation vogue.
Feathers are much lighter than
crowns. anyway brighter
The blues sang a song TO the tune
Of America. and the reds did an orig
inal Tramp. Tramp. Tramp melody,
while the whites put into their yell
all the vim they omitted from their
Election resulted in the choice Of
Miss Kate Hanley. for president; Miss
Edna Harmon, vice president; Miss
Dora PEBBLES, Secre tary. and Airs
Florrine l. Miller, treasurer
The baby" Y ". O. a. OrEaniZa-
ton Of younger business girls who
are opprobriously called the sam
mics served the menu prepared by
the auxiliary
Many signed UP for military drill
The y. ". c. A. expects to occupy
its handsome new building with the
gym and pool. by the end OF the week.
the next meeting presumably to be
held there.
- Miss Ruth AuCur. the president,
presided at the meeting
DIR. Hoenes was fin the chair OF
honor as she obtained Is OF the 40
new members of the "Reds.A Mrs.
Floride Miller said that as browning a
queen was out Of style she would put
feather in Dr. Hoeues's cap" She
pinned a scarlet feather on the doc
tors hat
Miss Marjorie Coon. the new phys
Zeal director. announced that the
schedule Of classes for gymnasium
work has been planned, and is as fol-
lows Beginning Dec .. business
womeu's classes on Monday and
Thursday evenings from $50 TO 1880
o'clock, and on Tuesday and Friday
evenings from TO o'clock a
special teachers class has been re-
quested by a number Of teachers and
Miss Coon said that II enough women
desired such a class she would hold
one on Tuesday afternoons at
o'clock Miss Coon emphasized the
need Of a good physical body. espe-
clally I'm war times when women must
take mems places more than in the
past. and have heavier duties 10 per
form. The swimming pool viii not be
ready for use for some time.
Miss Elva sly spoke Of the need or ]
the Y W @. s. and Y N. C. A. cam /
paign, explaining briefly the condi- /
tons in Russia and Europe. and en- Z
listing the sympathy and financial .
support Of the women present
Military marching VIII be held one
evening a week under the direction Of +
b sergeant Of the army If enough |
girls register for this activity, an
Miss Ann Elizabeth Rue. This
viii be conducted in or out Of doors.
according to the plans which VIII be
made later
More members or the club. and
-rlendsf are needed 10 knit and make
7andages on Tuesday nights at 1890
o'clock, when the knitting and band
age circle meets with Mrs. Tom Fair ID
hurst, at 500 North Stanton street.
Expression OF thanks was given 70