El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-16

Z Mrs. Ponder 5. Carter Of The
] treasure and trinket fund for FL
Faso and the City Federation OF
F Women. announced November IL as
the date for the Thanksgiving offer
. ing Tor the aviation corps A special
committee from each w0mau's or
Eanlzatiou is 10 be appointed 20 as
sist in arousing interest
The following additions have been
made to the mem bership Of the House
wives Mrs W D. Wise. Mrs L L.
Robinson, Mrs J. J. Ayres. Airs. Fran
ces Well Mrs. j. W. Tanpan. Mrs. D.
u y; Ellls. Mrs r T. Dunlap. Mrs
Claiborne adams, Mrs. 7. j. LOngwell
Mrs. j. F. Townsend. Mrs. n. r. Hen
bricks, AIRS. c. II. Finley, Mrs r. H
stark, Mrs IT, ". Lanier, Mrs. Hugh
Grouse, Mrs H Il Watson. Mrs. J. W.
FettuS, Mrs -. ID. Heuning. Mrs Il
J. Ponsford. Mrs. D. Joseph. Mrs. i.
Meyers. AIRS. + F. Moultou. AIrs. Z. H.
ale Mrs. J. Gllln. Mrs. H. W
Schroeder, Mrs T. B. Lebanon and
i1rs- j. F. Williams.
Inc November program Will be in
charge OF Mrs Carl Lee Smith. with
the following committee Mrs Charles
T. Overstreet, Mrs z. Y. Funk. Mrs.
r. y Anderson, Mrs. o. f. Metz
The junior auxiliary OF Westminster
Fresbyterian church met with Mrs ".
A. FARLEY. saturday afternoon. with
the following present. Mrs. J. y. Holt.
Mrs W L Simpson. Mrs. A. ". Nc
CormiclS. Mrs. II. p Huff. Mrs. Theo-
dore Foster. Mrs ". II. Neal. Mrs. J.
T. tanning. Mrs Van Mills. Mrs W
y. Farrow. Mrs. Bradford Hardfe.
Miss Kate Tatum, Miss Halle Sadle-.
Miss Aodle Kerr Mrs Theodore
Foster presided. with the devotional
LED by Rev Farley, and following a
snort business session. Korea was
studied as the principal topic Miss
r. 81 q
sions, had charge OF the program.
which opened with a hymn. 20 Zion.
Haste Mrs. J. n Holt spoke on the
work in Korea in 1916-17- Mrs. W. l.
simpson told OF the medical work and
It's progress. Mrs. II p. Hun read an
article on the women OF the interest
ing land At the conclusion OF the
program. Mrs. Farley served refresh
ments- Mrs Bradford Hardie viii en-
terrain fortnight hence. with a So
eial meeting with knitting for the
Red Cross.
At the home of Mrs. c. " Young
berg. on Williams street. NII.--4
Washington circle-Spirits OF rs met
on saturday afternoon 20 work on
thelr ouJit for one of the base hospi-
tals IN France The members spent
the afternoon in making landker-
cnleIs' tray covers. covers for hot
water bags and wash rags. The
Women's auxiliary Of the Carlenters-
union. No l6, donated. per person, one
hot water bag cover. one ice Rag
cover, one handkerchief and one
wash rag. 16 having already sent in
their quota, as follows Mes1anes
W ". SwartZ. r. c. Light. r W
vance. Alma Bartlett Lena NJ Pal
mer. A. J. Oliver. Alice Van Eaton a
4 Nitelle. T NJ Iarze. Greer. hin
Goss. A R. Jackson. 4. J. Washing
ton. NJ ". Quinn. G. Fallen. j. w.
Goss- On Tuesday. the 23d. Mrs
william Wallace. the president. will
entertain the circle at her home on
1905 Arizona street.
The Women's AIissiOnarv society o.
the First Presbyterian church viii
hold their delayed monthly meeting
on the afternoon OF Friday. the a6th
when Mrs. Sarah Lindsay OF st. Louis
Held secretary OF the PRESBYTERIAN
board OF the southwest. will be an
lonored guest Mrs. Lindsay is NJ
present making "a tour OF the Texas
Pres Dytery. and is to arrive i'm ID
faSo on that Gate. 20 STAY until after
sunday. There viii be some speciaI
service held for her on Saturday and
again Sunday. that the laymen NAV
hear and meet her. AIRS. Lindsay his
been attending the state synod at
Memphis. Tex. from which Rev.
Charles T. Overstreet returned on
Tuesday morning.
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