El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-04

THE members Of the newly or
gained Martha Washington Cir
L cIe-Spirits Of 30. are taking no
chances on Friday. the 18th. as the
date Of their card party for the bene-
I fit Of the Red Cross. for at tuesdays
meeting. called at the home OF Mrs
Z r. j. Carson. 1927 Rio Grande. it was
decided TO change TO Thursday, July
he. E r. Ryan has donated Cotlliou
hall and the Burk printing company
has printed all the tickets free, which,
with the prizes given by the various
members. assures everything profit
Mrs William Wallace presided at
Tuesdays session. and airs. C.. F.
Bacherr was chosen temporary secre-
tarys Mrs H O. Dow. treasurer. and
Mrs l. IT. KILLER, chairman Of pub
LEFTY. The latter is also in charge OF
the card party. and tickets or reserva-
lions for hunCO. bridge or five hum
dred may De secured through her at
7S25N. Dr. Bishop has been elected
an honorary member as recognition
Tor the excellent work she is doing
for the Red Cross DIT. W L. Brown
has already been extended that honor.
Mrs. c. a. Stoddard viii be hostess 90
the coterie OF women who have thus
far Joined. at her home on 1888 I1o
GraUde. next Tuesday afternoon az
2-30 o'clock. The women have pledged
themselves 10 raise 500 by October
first. and. will institute a series q
money raising entertainment Win
the card party or the 18th. There IS
no mem hershIp fee though each
woman denotes prize, and agrees TO
act as chairmn in turn The personnel
mum hers Mesdames William Wallace.
president; H q. Dow. r J. Carson, O..
A. Stoddard. J. NJ Barnes. z T. ArVi1.
T. T. KILLER, r H. Darlington. G.. G.
Davis c. r Buchert. r. z. Russell
Charles Hull. c. O. Parker. Harley
Eiefer. logan. George r Clements. c.
~ youngsters. r. C. Schweuker. Chef
a. Fuller. Miss 3. Welsh and Miss a.
Louise Dietrich
Watch our dollars grow" seems 10
be the watchword OF the members or
the Woman Missionary society or
Trinity " F. church. who Tuesday
pledged 20 raise dollar per. through
their own efforts during the summer.
The harvest viii be reaped ir Septem-
Der, with the history Of each dollar
related IS the money is turned into
the Golfers OF the organization. Mrs
s s. Birchfield presided at Tuesdays
meeting. held I'm the church parIors.
with Mrs. Wip Robinson and Mrs
Norman Snodgrass hostesses- An en-
1oyable program was given by Mrs
r. @. Davis. soloist, OF Chicago. and
lEhtful climax TO the afternoon.
Mrs. W ". Fink was called upon
10 preside ar Tuesdays session Of
circle one OF the Woman's Aid society
Of the First " E. church. whose mem
hers now in the city partook Of Mrs
g r. BOWS hospitality at her home. .
s5l4 Tularosa street Miss Ruth
outlet gave violin selections and .
lppetizinE refreshments were served T
amid patriotic decorations Present ]
were Mrs H D Johnson. Mrs O. c. .
Bernard, Mrs. David W Cathcart. Mrs I
$ " Hyten, Mrs r g. Bias Mrs r .
X Pritchett Mrs Nora Walleu. Mrs 4
D. n Hettrick. Mrs. George r. Cow
herd, Mrs. II. NJ Whitfield Mrs. T. F. /
Mrs J. \. Foster. Mrs Phillip F.
avis. Mrs Ray Surplus Mrs E. 3. .
Elliott Miss Coral Bias. Miss Eliza
beth Pritchett. Miss Edna Pritchett.
Miss 1oulet and Mrs Fink
In the parlors OF the First Christiou
'hurch- the Missionary society lis
tened with great intent 20 the report ]
OF the Mexican work done in Fl PaSo.
ana what is needed TO strengthen the
morale. as told by Mrs. Perry i. Rice.
he state president or the Christian
vs. oman's Board OF Missions The
program was under the supervision
pr Mrs u. Scott Johnson. and in