El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-03

+ are now in California The other Of
ficers were then presented. and. or
adjournment. the officers held re-
/ eeption in the drawing room OF the
club.
In the center of the drawing room
stood a table. surmOunted by tall
frame draped in honeysuckle- \
punch bowl occupied the center OF
the table and Mrs. W. NJ James
served punch to the members.
The new officers are:
President. Mrs. Chas. E Stevens.
First vice president, Mrs. J. ". Lo-
second vice president. Mrs. win T.
Owen.
Recording secretary. Mrs. J. L. Ely.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs W..
Van Long
Treasurer. Mrs. NJ. a. Warner
Auditor. Mrs W /. Foxworth-
! Directors, Mrs. :. J Prudential
I Mrs. J. d. Love, Mrs. A P Averill,
I Mrs w r. Brown, Mrs. II. F. Chris
1 tie,s Mrs. W. L. Crockett, Mrs. A. W
I Foster. Mrs. Van c. Wilson. Mrs. J. E
/ Townsend. Mrs. S. II. Sutherland, Miss
/ Margaret Hitchcock.
| Mrs. Stevens announced the ap-
/ pointment of the past presidents of
! the club as an advisory board, TO
/ give advice TO the directors on any
/ important questions arising that
might be difficult of settlement under
/ ordinary conditions
] II ne committee appointed Dy the
! Woman's club to assist Mrs. Coop
with the work of the Housewives
! league was named Thursday by Mrs.
| Stevens. It consists of Mesdames
/ Carl Lee Smith. Sidney Moore and ].
l W Lorentzen. Mrs. Coop will get her
/ committee together Friday morning
at Hotel Paso del Norte. This after
noon Mrs. Coop will talk at the meet
| ing Of the Equal Franchise league
/ Today closes the demonstrations
which have been held at the Popular.
/ Rogers furniture store. the Standard
! grocery and Sheers-Lazenby company
in the interest of better babies. This
afternoon at the Standard grocery
store No l will be held a demonstra-
/ ton with thief GLOWING babies: Cor
nelia and Billie Atterbury. Harriet
3 Wheeler. c. B. juneau. IT., Margaret
Casey OConnOr. Katheryn Dixon and
Rebecca Frances Dewitt Mrs G A.
Sorrels is in charge, assisted by Mrs.
L. c. Berry
Wednesday afternoon the babies of
Mrs. Frank Lynch and Mrs. F. s
Baker were in the window of the
Rogers Furniture company They
were given full attention in the most
scientific manner. Miss Emily Greene
is in charge and has the latest scien-
tific scales and Will weigh all babies
brought to the demonstration
OF great interest are the lectures
winch VIII De XIV Ell lDnlBnN anu r H.
day night by Dr. w l. Brown. Dr. ].
A Rawlings and IJr. Hugh Grouse 1t
is great opportunity which the
mothers of FL Paso rarely have TO get
expert advice from men who have
made the care and study of babies
their life work The meeting tonight
viii be at the First Christian church
and the program in fun follows:
DR.. Hugh Grouse. ''Eugenics;" Mrs.
VIII T owen, baby songs. and DR..
- r-.T- @.~g
Friday night DR.. ". L Browns ad-
dress will be Files. Filth and Fa-
tally" and DR.. J. A Rawlings will
speak on The Baby and It's Needs"
Mrs. A H Goldstein will sing baby
songs. and Mrs. c O. Rucker will re-
cite baby Rotations
There will be a meeting at the Aoy
school for Mexican mothers on Friday
afternoon at 4:3O. DR.. Francisco Ar
mendariz will lecture in Spanish. Mrs
S J. Fennell will have charge Of the
programm-
In celebration of the completion OF
their new home on North Stanton
street. Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Mayfield
gave a housewarming Tuesday even
ing. Five hundred and bunco were
played during the early part Of the
evening Later dancing was enjoyed
A stringed orchestra furnished the
music throughout the evening ana
punch was served. After the dancing,
two course luncheon was served
Mrs. Mayfield was assisted by Mrs
Sam Vaughn. Mrs F. G Barch and
Miss Tillie Trummer. The prize for
the highest score in 500 was won
by Mrs. Crawford Harvey. The
Ryan, Mrs. y. A. ComstOck. Z. Hoi-
liday and y. A Comstock- Other
prizes were won by Miss Dovey Har-
rington, Z. c. Williams and s A.
Cross
The Robert E. Lee chapter, United
Daughters of the confederacy, met
in their parlors on Mesa avenue We'd
nesday afternoon A musical pro-
gram was given. Mrs J. H. Huxthal
had charge of the program Chaplain
W. X. Lloyd gave an interesting
talk. Mrs. VIII T. Owen sang. &C
companied by Mrs. Adine owen. Mrs
c. O. Rucker gave a reading, "Mandy's
Lost Opportunities" After this. lit
tie Anderson LAWS. son of Mrs Theo-
dore Davis. played a violin solo. Mss
Constance Pateman sang The Secret.
by Scott. accompanied by 4. G. Bas-
tow After the program, buffet
luncheon was served, in charge OF
Mrs. Eugenia Perkins Stacy
The educational and religious COM
mittee OF the Young Woman's Chris
tan association met at $3.50 Thursday
morning at the Central rooms and ar
rangements were made for closing
the classes in parliamentary law,
sewing. Spanish and the Bible classes.
Plans were also made for carrying
on the work next year. Mrs. Q II.
Campbell is chairman and Mrs. James
Harper assistant chairman. Others
acting on the committee are Mes
danes Z. J. Tighe, NJ. A Warner. J.
W. TaDpan A 2. Averill. Charles
Henning, W. T. Hayes, W. H Day, P
A. Hazard, A A Jones and Paul Herr
mans.
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The Wednesday Crochet club met A.
the home OF Mrs. '. \ Pacetti, 5000
White Oaks street Mrs. Elmer Meade
was the only guest present. aside
from the regular members The cedO-
rations were pink and white carna-
lions, which color scheme was carried
out in the three course luncheon
served during the afternoon. The
club will meet next week at the home
Of Mrs J. A. Jacoby on North Flor
ence street
Mrs. Earle Phillips, Sis Ia Luz
street. entertained circle four OF
Trinity Methodist church this after
noon. The business of the circle was
discussed, then a musical program
was rendered The house was decor
ated for the occasion and an ice
course was served.
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Circles one. two and four, OF the
First Methodist church, Will hold a
May sale Friday and Saturday at the