El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-02

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viii be made in Spanish for the beae-
. III of the Mexican mothers They VIII
I be instructed in how TO prevent the
! spreading OF diseases and nygienlc
methods VIII be explained
Mrs. s. s. Birchfeld presided over
I the meeting Of the Woman's Mission
/ AIRY society of Trinity Methodist
I church. which met Tuesday in the
I church parIOrs. Reports of the work
I OF the past month were given by Mrs
[ o. a Danielson for the young people;
I ms \ J.. Douglas for the chill
dren $ work; by Mrs. D. NJ smith. cor
/ esDOnding Secre tary- by Mrs J. L.
Ely on mission study and publicity
/ by Mrs. W. j. Ritz. who reported a
visit to the Rescue Home. where the
f children We're given a treat Of ice
cream and cake, she also said over
/ geo calls have been made on the sick
Mrs @. l. Jones acted as secretary in
the absence Of Mrs A. W Mclean.
] Mrs. a W. sachs gave the secretary's
report: Mrs. l. +. Gamble and Mrs. Ed
Haight reported for the Y W c. a.
membership work Mrs D r
wilkes gave a report of the Red Cross
work. Mrs. Mary Wright spoke of the
BABY Welfare week. The devotional
exercises We're conducted by Miss Jes-
sic BufOrd. Mrs. Lulu kimbau and
Mrs Bourland. The next meeting VIII
be on Tuesday
Mrs. Joe Carpenter entertained Cir
Gle of the First Methodist church
( Tuesday at her home on East Rio
Grande street Mrs W Valentine
presided over the business meeting,
after which an informal reception
was held in honor Of Mrs G. r Mills.
the retiring president, who leaves
shortly for China Mrs Florence
Pickles, in behalf of the society. pre-
scented Mrs Mills with beautiful
hand made luncheon set The house
was decorated with flags, roses and
honeysuckle. Mrs. H l. Dillon pre-
sided at the punch bowl Mrs Z. r.
Carpenter assisted the hostess IN
serving an ice course
The Council of Jewish Women held
the last meeting of the year Tuesday
afternoon in the community hall OF
Temple Mt. Sinai. The program was
opened with a song by Bella Jacobs.
DR.. Martin Zielonka gave an address.
Mrs Joe Emus sang. accompanied
by Mrs. Carl Halpern- Miss Ruth
Silverman gave solo dance There
was a reading by Mrs Harold Potash
The program was closed with a read
ing by Miss Minda Laskin. The next
meeting viii not be until October
The business and social session Of
the Women's Aid and Business so
ciety of the First Baptist church was
held in the parlors of the church
Tuesday afternoon. The scripture was
read By Mrs W. H Hight and fol-
lowed by a prayer by Mrs g. NJ Sea-
mands- The business Of the club was
then transacted, after which a social
hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Howard
1-c~ ri RfGhnTr
the hOstesses for the day. Refresh
ments were served
The directors OF the y. W C. A. met
at the Y. W. G A rooms on Texas
street Wednesday morning and per-
fected the plans for the new home
drawn by architects Lang ana
Mitchell. This firm has built other
Y W g. A. buildings in the state and
has just recently came TO FL Paso-
The old club house Is being torn down
on Franklin street and the architects
expect to begin work on the new
building by the middle Of May
The Business club Of the Y. w c.
A. has voted to give one evening OF
each week to sewing for the Red
Cross. Arrangements have been
made to do this sewing at the central
room on Texas street The members
viii meet every Wednesday evening,
beginning this evening at z o'clock
X
Circle 1. OF the First Methodist
church, met Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs W \ Price, on Rio
Grande street. The afternoon was
spent asserting articles for the May
sale 10 be given May S-4 at the ORR
entail Tea rooms Light refreshments
were served.
Thursday Will be the regular
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Equal Franchise league at the cham
Der Of commerce at o'clock There
viii also be parliamentary drill, con-
Quoted by Mrs S J. FennelL
Mrs. Horace Lay held a meeting of
the captains of the Red Cross teams
at the central rooms of the Y ". -
A Wednesday morning and discussed
the final business for the Red Cross
tag day. to be held Saturday.
A board meeting Of the FL PasO Home
for the Aged and Orphanage for
White Children will be held at No 10
Palms Court Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock This is a postponed meet
ing from last Saturday.
An important business meeting viii
be held by the Woman's Missionary
society of the Asbury Methodist
church, Thursday afternoon at
O'CLOCK at the CnuEcn
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Robert E Lee chapter OF the United
Daughters of the Confederacy viii
hold a regular business meeting
Thursday afternoon at 2;45 o'clock in
the Woman'S club.
The women Of Temple Mt Sinai
viii meet at o'clock Thursday after
noon at the Woman's club, 10 sew for
the Red Cross
Dinners I rrr,choonS Tonc