El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-27

ueVolent societies. j. always a success
fui event and as this Is 10 be con- con-
Jinued every year, as usual II VIII
be the only charity bail OF the season
New Year Dance Exclusive
One particularly interesting event 90
each wear is the New Years banquet
and dance of the Social clue rms Gu"
is the oldest social organization IN inc
city and its events are quite 'N'iN-
ToItee'S Affairs Are PIensurHble.
Particularly smart ana delshtIul al
fairs are the fOrtnlghtly dinner Hsiiltcs
OF the Toltec club. The ballroom. win
its artistic finishing III old rose SHADES
IS q most attractive place and very
popular with FL Paso's social set As
The setting in which 10 give fecep-
tions. musicals ana teas
Younger set Has Lively Times
The younger set in Il Paso. de-
lightfui crowd OF high school students
and xoun.. folks Of the college age
have very lively time of Ii mere, ana
Keep up a constant sequence OF dances
luncheous and parties bspecially IN
the summer. il IS particularly gay loi-
while the older set take slesta
through the heated season. the home
from school crowd of young II FaSo-
ans. enjoy their holiday 10 the utmost
Moman'S club Has 200 Members.
OF the women's organizations as III
every progressive city. there are many
ORGANIZED. Is the largest IN member
~hF.. having over 500 women enrolled
The club this fall entered lis new club
house. "a dienifiad building OF colonla-
st1 le Of architecture, containing large
auditorium. seating over 200. a very
-ood dancing floor. an art gallery and
variety OF smaller rooms for various
class and club purposes There IS also
"a wei equipped kitchen The club mas
three departments. music. literature
club j. City'< Hostess
Tn, club has served as hostess rep
r.s-nriuE the city of Il Plso. in en-
Ierraiuile the women attending the
many and various conventions mat oc-
cur here Particularly fine work was
done by she club in handling the WON
ms conference OF the exposition last
FIJI The music department has done
much 70 stimulate interest in things
musical This season the club brought
IA, noted singer, Madame cadskl. here
Tor a successful concert The art de
lartment has been instrumental IN
bringing several exhibits OF paintings
here in past years and with the art
gallery ia the new club building. much
is expected Of il in this line.
". {. = Raising 100000.
The Young MOmen'S Christian asso-
citation Is taking 3 firm place in the
life of Fl Paso women II has been
prgauized for seven years and, al
cuate quarters has accomplished
great amount Of good work This
week. a whirlwiud camoaign for $780,
1be is being successfully pushed This
sum viii De used for the payment OF
- site and the erection and equipment
OF q modern central administrative
building. with gymnasium swimming
pool, reading room. rest rooms, Tor
-ne employed women during their noon
hours q business women'S cafeteria.
and variety Of class rooms for the
Intentional Wc~lS Of the association.
Equal Franchise League Active.
The = PaSo Equal Franchise league
Is an active, progressive organization
In working Tor equal citizenship rights
for women the league has been con-
uct-d upon conservative constructive
lines. maintaining that the question OF
gaining the 5ailO- for women is large
u dependent upon the general public
being educated up to the justice Of the
issue In its work for the general
-ood OF the community. the league has
made an enviable record for itself L
conducted q most successful Better
Banie-- contest which did great
mount OF good. in AN educational way
Tie City Federation Of Women is
composed of a large number Of Ton-
ems clubs ana women's lodges and in
dividual members The meetings are
ueld monthly
Holds ..Befter Babies week.
Tn. league was the leader IN hold
iuE Better Babies week last spring
that was also most beneficial i'm many