El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-23
COCIETV
ODOINGS 1
Women'S Organizations.

Mattice Temple, Pythsan Sisters, will
Eoid It's monthly social Wednesday eve
Ilng. IN the Knights of Pythias hall
Il surprise program viii be given.
The monthly social meeting OF the
Nomen's Catholic Order of Foresters
VIII be held Wednesday afternoon in
the Knights Of Pythias hall.
The monthly social meeting of the
daughters of Erin Will be held Friday
afternoon IN the Knights Of Columbus
hall 4 variety of card games will be
the amusement features.
Mrs F J. keggan Will entertain the
Refuse To TelF' club Wednesday
afternoon. at her home 1880 Tularosa
street. The club meeting day which
has formerly been Thursday has been
changed TO Wednesday.
The junior missionary society Of
Trinity Methodist church met the first
Of the week in the church Jean
Louise Jones led the prayer. Monte
Roberts, Dale Payne, -1arion Pucket
read letters from missionaries in the
mountain mining districts Of Missouri
and Kentucky. There was a very good
attendance.
s. A meeting OF the Rebecca Stoddert
chapter of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution, will be held in the u.
y r rooms in the Women's club build
ing. on the afternoon of Feb D Fol-
lowing the business meeting Mrs. L L
Robinson. the regent, Mrs. II. W.
BrOaddus, vice regent, and Mrs. 3. l.
Farrar Ill entertain the members in
honor OF Mrs. Henry Easter. VINO with
her husband, Rev. Henry Easter, viii
leave the city soon. TO make their future
home in Tennessee
The Daughters of the Empire held
their annual election of officers Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. R B.
Alves. 1920 Hawthorne Place. There
was a large attendance of mmb ers. and
an interesting discussion OF plans for
The year followed the selection of
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made regent; Mrs. J. u. Reeder, first
vice regent Mrs ". r. Allen. second
vice regent; Mrs. Charles Frazer. treas
Urer; Mrs. William Jennings. reporting |
secretary; Mrs D Bruce Smith. cor
responding secretary The next meet
ing OF the organization VIII be held
at Mrs. Alves's home, on the afternoon ;
Of Feb. ,. 1
Celebration of the second anniver- !
sary Of the organization of the FL Paso /
Equal Franchise league and installation i
of officers for 1917. viii mark the l
luncheon, TO be enjoyed by the menu /
bers Of the FL Paso Equal Franchise /
league Thursday afternoon The
luncheon will be served at 1870 o'clock, !
in the high school cafeteria As the I
occasion IS the 12Sth birthday ami
versary of the poet. Robert Burns. a
feature OF the luncheon viii be read
ings from his works by Mrs Jeanie NJ.
Frank. a native OF Scotland. There
Will be number OF toasts- Miss Ruth N
Augur viii give the toast, our Second
Birthday Anniversary" Mrs. E. +.
Jenkins viii toast Suffrage" Dr..
Corinne Mccarthy viii toast The
1Ien Mrs. Mary Edwards. ~Suffra-
GETS Mrs s. 5. Baker. The Future
Citizen Mrs. Horace A Lay. Our
Flag" Miss Grace Virginia Logan.
The Silent Picket" Miss Louise Diet
rich. The Vote Mrs. R. n Peabody,
Victory" Mrs. II. A Taylor, our New
Officers Mrs. S. J. Fenne1. "Our New
President and Mrs o. A Critchett.
Our New Year The installation of
the officers viii follow Mrs. Margaret
Olive Jordon will then read an orig
inal poem Mrs. Frank viii read selec-
lions from the poems OF Robert Burns
Mrs. r NJ. Peabody is in charge of the
decorations.