El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25
WOmen's Organizations.

] The GullQ OF the LluECn OF 81
/ Clement met Tuesday afternoon, il
/ the parish house. with a splendid at
! tendance. This was the first meet
I ing for the autumn Officers are
[ Mrs. Horace ". Broaddus. president
/ Mrs. Annie Maetze. first vice presi-
dent: Mrs. George Rogers, second vice
/ president; Mrs. Charles NJ Lyman
/ treasurer. and Mrs H A. MeiseL sec
rotary.
The wcr work council is to be en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. T. W. Lanier. chairman, who has
asked the Red Cross nurses out at
Fort Bliss to drop in for 4 o'clock tea,
and meet the women The war work
council includes in its personnel
Mesdames ". W. Turney, Charles 3.
stevens. NJ A. Warner. Burt OrndOrff,
Henry T. Bowie, julius krakauer,
James Graham McNary. Robert Town
send. Charles l. Overstreet, Donna
Elugel and W. L FOxwOrth.
That the poorer children in FL Paso
school district may be nOurished ply
slcally as well as mentally the
penny kitchen may become estab-
lished in this city. The proposed in
nOvatiOn was discussed by Miss Myra
Winkler. county superintendent OF
schools at Monday afternoons meet
in the cham Der Of commerce building
presided over by Mrs. 5. J. FennelL
What Miss Winkler proposes is in
direct harmony with the aims of the
federation. which many weeks ago
went an record 10 work for girls
home economic clubs through the
schools, and they viii also do what
ever Is possible in conservation well
fare and in avoiding waste That in
tellecr IS often thwarted by ll-fed
bodies is a foregone conclusion, and
cities all over America have estab-
liShed the penny kitchen with start
ling results for educational improve
ment in the poorer districts Mothers
clubs are also 10 be established IN
both county and city. These mothers
clubs are doing wonders IN outlying
districts. Ysleta club has presented
its school with a piano and is now
starting a library; Grandview is be-
coming active in sanitation and
health: Sierra Blanca has also gone I'm
for health inspection among the
schools: Canutillo has bought
school a Nictrola and records. in ad- I
school building.
Mrs. FenneI has asked the follow [
ing members TO assume direction Of
the work in the following schools, as ]
sponsors:
san Jacinto. Mrs. F. p. Jones: la
mar. Mrs Robert Townsend. Alta ]
y loLa- MIS- EQuQeE - 1dENeEH AoFs D
Mrs F. D. SOFTEN Villas. Airs. l. T. I
Kibler; Beall Mrs. Y. r. RagEio: Lin I
coin Park. Mrs William Wallace.
Grandview. Mrs. Ernest A Young. I
All the schools are not yet assigned ]
Mrs. Donna KIuEel who was re-
Gently appointed by the chamber Of /
commerce to take charge OF the
recreatioual work. was one OF the
speakers at Mondays meeting. and F.
as result a large entertainment
q F.a nrn~ 4
not far distant date. Other organi- Z
cations may also follow in line and
help. A. A. Fisk was also present /
and spoke briefly on war work activi- |
ties.
Belonging to the CITY Federation I
and the clubs they represent are:
Women's auxiliary Of Railroad con- /
ductors. president, Mrs c. l. Sheay;
corresponding secretary. Mrs c. /
Brahm.
FL Paso Equal Franchise League,
president. Mrs O. A Critchett; cor
responding secretary. Miss A. Louise
Women's Christian Temperance
Union. president. Mrs Horace A Lay;
secretary. Mrs. Helen
hudson
FL Paso County Registered Nurses.
president. Miss Emily Greene: cores
bonding secretary. Miss Jessie Nc
Donald.
At1AA AAAEEo OF EE4ls PRESIDENT. 0LEs.
J. Freeman; corresponding secretary,
Yrs. NJ G. Hempel
FL PasO Section Of the Jewish Coun-
III Of Women. president. Mrs Max
Mayer; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
d. Lachman.
Representative Of the Daughters OF
Erin. Mrs. George ". Savage. Mrs. J.
=. Roman. Mrs. Gus Momsen.
Women's auxiliary Railroad Con-
luctors. Mrs F. Ball and Mrs. Essie
ARMSTRONG
FL Paso Nurses. Mrs. F. G. Douglas.
Miss Alpha Black and Miss Maud
dather.
FL Paso Equal Franchise League.
Mrs. Volney b Leonard. Miss Grace
logan. Mrs. z. Brooke Jones.
El Paso Society Of Jewish Women.
Mrs Gustave Fork. Mrs 6. J. Freu-
lenthal. Mrs. A s. Jacobs.