El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-02
Women's Organizations.

Mrs. Wip Robinson and Mrs. y.
Z SuodErasS will be hOstesseS for the
meeting OF the Woman's Missionary
society Of Trinity VI. T. church, Tues
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Womau'~ Auxiliary OF the
I church Of ST. clement Will hold their
] regular monthly meeting Tuesday
morning AZ o'clock in the usrfeh
] tated the change from afternoon 20
T morning. fact all members are asked
+ 20 notice This viii prevail through
out the summer months
Or. James a. NaySwith. of Kansas
. UNIVERSITY who is in El Paso i'm the
interests Of the army Y. ". g. A.. was
a guest ar the " W O. s.. boarding
nome on sunday. and gave an inter
estiuG after-dinner talk on Girls and
T PATRIOTISM others who enjoyed tho
1f home were Mr. and Mrs H. r.
Bowie DIT. Naysmitn. who has charge
or the physical education AT Kansas
university. seemed 10 include fin his
. informal address many factors Of cur
dent interest in connection with the
great war and the mighty things 20
nN 7rhleVel hv the women Of America
Members OF Bereau circle enjoyed
ine hospitality OF Miss Helen Sampson.
Thursday evening, amid red. W hite and
blue decorations carried out with ar
tiStry in flowers and flags Miss Erin
Middleton had charge of the program.
given by Mrs. T. n COrrinEtOn. and
recently returned from an eastern
school, was elected social secretary
fO- the summer months. Assisting in
entertaining were the hostess mother
and sister Mrs. p. F. sampson, and
Mrs. Violet ElIemau- Present were
Mrs CorrinEtOu. AIr. and Mrs T. J.
Ayers. Misses Erin Middleton. Willie
Ferguson, Betty Mary Smith. Vivian
Fomeroy. Elsie Shepherd, Isabel Smith
Ruby PousfOrd. Miss Miller. Mrs.
nrazg.Hg
Basil Ryan. W. $ Cooke. i. Wisburn.
c.. Cunningham, Roy Woman, Charles
GOetting, Ferre COrrington. c. j.
Painter. An ice course was served,
topped with diminutive flags
Mrs r. j. Ilghe. president OF the
Fl PasO Housewives league. with a
special committee including Mrs.
Robert Townsend and Mrs T. L. Kib-
Ter. last week effected a branch or
gauization Of the housewives among
the embryo membership of about 20
q splendid talk on economies. and en-
phaSlzed the doing away with un-
necessary use OF wheat flour. pies,
cakes, etc. as a means Of assisting the
army Of women in food conservation
While the local leagues dues are only
80 cents a year, the women were urged
TO make their annual dues even lower
TO encourage large membership. Mrs
F. X. Lawson was chosen president OF
vice president Miss Juauita Willis.
secretary; Mrs l. u. Edwards. treas
Urer. and Mrs. Edward Sampson. a di-
rector. An executive committee of
five viii direct the business OF the
new organization. which is an auxil-
larry OF the COlOred Women's club.
When Capt Richard F. Burgess and
his company OF FL PasOaus leave for
Somewhere to do their share in
forming living wall OF khaki 10 de- T
Ieuu the worlds namDrTan- aVar-
man viii take along as q valuable F.
Fart Of his equipment orr hest brand .
OF comfort bags. made recently by /
coterIe OF local women who have been I
meeting weekly for the express pur-
rose Of having ready these articles by !
the time the hundred men Of the ]
Burg s-LOftus contingent receive or
ders 10 report for active duty. The
periodically inclined matrous have ]
-horOughly enjoyed their meetings.
too, which combined soclabllity and I
usefulness The personnel numbers ]
Mesdames Charles Morris. j. L Camp
hell Christine Garlick. Ewing Hart.
o. J Allen. T. F. Clifford. G. W. VIII
COX, Frank Ball and DR.. Alice C.. Mer- i
chant II rs Just probable that Dr.
Merchant may 20 20 the front. her i
self. later. as she has a brother high /
in hospital authority in Canada. and
she would prove most valuable as
sistan- 10 him and the allied entente.
Her plans are more or less uncertain I
In the interim. she is leaving no stone
unturned 70 help IN FL Paso in
aquippinE the soldiers and planning
Tor their recreation.