El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-08
Lengthy Program, Is GiUen At
Woman's Club Weekly Meeting


7 this war Is every mans and woman's
! job. II we win.
Herbert G. Bastow played a Chopin
] number, much to the enjoyment OF
/ the members and their guests. who
were also given a musical treat in
| Miss Constance Pateman's vocal rem
dition OF Chaminade's '-NV ere Car
dener." For an encore, Miss Pateman
complimented Mr.. Bastow by singing
one OF his compositions.
Mrs Charles kinkei was elected
delegate 10 the state federation which
meets in Waco from November y to
10. and Mrs. ". R Brown, alternate
Mrs. Charles Stevens announced the
new auxiliary-the Mcdowell club
which Will meet for musical programs
fortuighuy, on Tuesdays. Mrs. W. r
Brown has been active IN forming
the junior members into the new mus
ical organization, assisted by Miss
Margaret Schuster. who will be secre-
tary. On the advisory board VIII be
Mrs James Graham McNaTy. Miss
Mary Morgan, Mrs. Sidney Moore. Mrs.
J. J Pearce, Mrs. r p. MOssOn and
others OF musical prominence in the
club, and the membership includes
among others Miss Eva Crosby, Miss
Rebecca Maetze, Mrs J. Lee Hebbard.
Mrs Oscar Lesser. Miss Kathleen Far
ris, Miss Erma Reese, Miss Winifred
Woods. Miss AlZina Orudorff Miss
Mary Frances Hays. -diss Frances
Earle and all the younger member
ship OF club daughters and those in
scheduled FOR next Tuesday afternoon.
at the Woman's club.
The club, under the direction OF Mrs.
VIII 7. owen, opened the session by
/ singing IN unison America and
closing with The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
The tea table was most attractive
In flowers and shaded candles, Mrs.
T. W. Lanier, Mrs. Z B. HOman anu
Mrs E. a Henning being hostesses-
fered by the music section. with Mrs
A H GOldstein director.
Mrs, A. NJ Loomls Of the wOman's
exchange, had an interesting display
Of fancy and useful articles at the
club on Wednesday. All members are
Eastminster S. P. c. circle Of West
president. Mrs J. f I'm. a farewell
party. Tuesday afternoon, at the
residence Of Mrs. T. NJ Hervey, in
Manhattan Heights The affair was
in the nature Of a surprise. Mrs
asked to attend a called session
Mrs z N. Lawrence in being asked
to state the purpose Of the meeting.
most gracefully presented Mrs. Hill
with pin, the gift of the society.
Then followed two Jolly games, one
OF which was a spelling match OF
former day popularity. in which
Mrs J Kirkpatrick and Mrs Carrie
Eckhart stood longest the latter
finally victor. Solos by Mrs. X. c.
Copenhaver, with Mrs Kirkpatrick
at the piano. were q delightful fea-
ture; followed by a reading in negro
dialect. The Old Reliable" by Mrs
=. NJ Lawrence, who had all the
charm Of the south in her delight
ful Interpretation Mrs Hervey was
assisted IN serving an elaborate
two course luncheon by her sister,
Mrs. Oscar Shilling.
Among the guests, IN addition to
the complimented Mrs Hill, we're
Mesdames E. NJ Lawrence, Carrie
Eckhart, ". 7. Farrow. N. J. Pres
ton. J. ". Kirkpatrick, J. s. Grain.
K e: Copeahaver, H. W. Cole, Oscar
Shilling, Harry c, Miller, Miss viz
ginis Henry OF Jackson Miss,
Tuesday evening, at the home Of
MIS-. g. II Orr, Of Rampant street
Miss Lucy Donovan, Miss Sallie Beall
Jones and Miss Edna Harmon were.
hostesses to the girls OF the Fidelis
class Of the First Baptist church. who
are devoting their social hours TO Red
Cross activities. A salad course was
served Present were the Misses Vera
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Hazel Priest Lillian White, Nan
Bedlngfield, Nettie Hesper, Grace
Priest Pearl Carey, Sallie Phillips.
Lillian Phillips, WiIlet Gillian, Ellie
Mccall, Ethel Stivey and Mrs. J. F.
Williams,
The Areme Literary club Of FL Paso
chapter, order Of the Eastern Star,
will accept the hospitality Of Mrs
Harry Burwell, Of 1927 Bliss street
on Friday afternoon. the guests to
collect at 3 o'clock for patriotic work
and sociabiHty.
The Daughters Of Erin viii hold an I
important meeting on Friday at $3.50 (
p. ul-r in Knights Of Columbus hall, to I
turn IN old Jewelry and silver for the 4
treasure and trinket fund.
Robert E Lee chapter, United I
Daughters Of the Confederacy, meets I
Friday at p. n. to complete plans 4
for Red Cross work and to sew.
Spats In Favor.
Do not forget that spats are to be I
largely favored this fall and winter