El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-24
SHOW Y WORK
BY TAHIEAUX
YOUNG Nyomen's Directors
Chosen and Reports Bead
at Annual Meeting.

Tableaux and short scenes. repre-
seuting the various activities of the
Young Women's Christian association
were features OF the annual meeting
Friday night in the downtown rooms
of the association on Texas street.
The meeting opened with devotional
exercises. led 10y Rev. 2. r Knicher-
booker Mrs G. II. Campbell read the
minutes Of last years meeting. Mrs.
J. \. Dick read the treasurer's report.
Mrs. !. A Rawlings reported the COM
plete returns from the building cam
paign- There We're 22S4 subscriptions
amounting to a total sum Of St25.435-
The campaign expenses, including the
expenses and salary of the campaign
manager. were $500. leaving Il bal
ance of S120.235. OF this amount $4,000
has been spent for she site.
Two Years Budget SI5.O0O.
The budget fund for running the as
ISOLATION work for the coming two
years viii be $4,000 allowance for
leaving balance OF $4,000 for the
building and furnishings.
Mrs. T. J. WoOdside reported for the
constitutional amendment committee
Mrs f. T. Bowie. president Of the as
ISOLATION talked on the purpose of the
association and the scope of the work
undertaken
Directors Are Elected.
Election of members for the board
of directors resulted in the reelection
OF Mesdames James Graham McNary,
Henry T Bowie. !. J. Knox. Fred G.
Weckerle William HOsarth. Paul Heer-
mans, James r. Harper and Miss Edna
Goff- The nominations We're present
ed by Mrs William HOSarth, OF the
nominating committee
Mrs. William Hosarth and the mem
bers of the social committee were in
charge of the social party Of the al
lair.
Members Entertain the Meeting.
On a small stage. erected iii the CEN
ter Of the hall. with the background
representing the outside of the present
quarters. stunts We're enacted TO rep
resent tue various activities OF the
association Miss Blanche Campbell
and Miss Hazel Billet we're the scene
shifters.
The stage settings were labeled. after
the manner Of the early EllzaDethan
pIavS This is a pine tree" or This
is q house" The gymnasium classes
were dressed I'm bungalow aprons ana
exhibited how exercises VIII either
make one fat or thin. as desired The
cafeteria was represented The camp
fire circle girls gave war dance II
Indian costumes.
Employment Bureau Represented
The employment department was rep
resented. with number OF mantilla
shrouded Mexicaus applying for work
The business womau's clue staged 4
burIesQue orchestra A group Of girls
toastiug Weinewursts over camp IRE
represented the summer vacation cot
tage IN Cl0udcroft-
The scene Of travellers aid at the
union station. showed q flirtatIous
..masher" apprehended by the police.
through the work Of the traveller
aid secretary.
BurIeSque Educational Department.
For the educational department me
situation in the present quarters was
burIesqued with a class trying 10 STUDY
Spanish while the gymnasium SiIis
were doing a musical drill The finance
work was in three scenes, past, pres
ent and future. showing the difficul-
ties of the association for finding SUIT
able quarters. the success OF the ouiII-
ing campaign and the prospects ahead-
Tom Lea, jr-- shows PietureS-
The latter consisted OF slides OF va
rfous sections Of modern administra-
tive Y. ". G \. buildings. thrown on
a screen by Tom c. Lea, II. The re-
ligious work was typified by an alie
e-orv. in which the girl IN search OF
bappiness accepts Bible study as ner
Guide, rejecting vanity, folly ana KIN
bred pleasures. -,,..
Following the program refreshii :
were served The meeting was al
tended by several hundred persons