El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-15
Women's Organizations.

At the home OF Mrs. W J. EuSns
1928 TularOsa street. Mrs l. y W mans
and Mrs Bush will be hostesses at a
social. next Thursday between the
hours of and 3 o'clock. with the As
bury chursh the beneficiary or the
anticipated function All the women
Of the church are expected TO be pres
ent, each telling IN rhyme how she
earned a dollar, as the money IS
turned into the treasury An hoCr VIII
be spent in sewing and knitting Tor
the November bazaar
Mrs. Donna KIugel has been given
charge Of the military feature OF the
cabaret to be held in connection with
the Housewives league reception ana
exhibition next Wednesday at the Del
NOrte She wishes to secure some
novelty numbers for this feature and
would like 10 hear from soldier talent
with novelties TO offer One OF the
stunts" she has planned Is boxing
burlesque contest and she would like
TO hear from eight soldiers who can
secure gloves. Her telephone NUMBER
is 1925
The Junior Missionary society Of
Trinity NJ. Z. church viii have So
cial service meeting on Sunday at
$3.50 D. m Dorothy Danielson. super
! intendeut Of social service. will be in
/ charge, and Lynn Query viii have
the Bible lesson Frances A-ers and
o Marietta Bean Will give readings
] Eta Nay Duty Will sing and Rosa D.
/ talbot is to read The Country Beau
I thur. Mrs ". j. Ritz will talk on
how the junior missionaries can help
in their own city in social service
work. Opening and collection Of mite
boxes for the quarter
Martha Washington Circle-Spirits
Of 20 met Friday afternoon at the
. home of Mrs c. ". NOungberg, 10
make ice bags. wash RAGS. handker-
chiefs and tea towels for the Red
/ Cross. Among those present were
/ 1Iesdames William Wallace. Ponder s
: Carter L T. KILLER, L T. Arvin. J. B.
I GOoch. F. s Logan. T. NJ White Vol
ney Brown. f. Shaw. ". F. ellison and
others who are doing their bit
through the channels Of this active
organization The members decided
to have a booth at the coming
I Festival Of the Allies.
Old linen. soft white cloth and cot
ton flannel is badly needed, and any
one having donations may notify
Z Mrs T. y White at 45lls who VIII
call for material.
Flags Of all the allied nations Will
{ be exchanged for dimes Monday when
/ the committees Of Wade Hampton
chapter. United Daughters Of the Con-
] federacy- 80 forth 10 help raise the
fund Headquarters Of the general
] PasO's national guard companies. in
Z CURED in their organization. Flag
committees will be on duty at all the
city and county schools and on the
| downtown streets. using flags instead
of tags to collect silver pieces for hte
I fund Headquarters Of the geenral
/ committee Will be at the First Ma
tionai bank. Hotels Paso del Norte
and Sheldon and at all the large
I stores.
Besides the little flags TO be sold
| singly, there viii be automobile
I sheafs. made OF bunting. rain. wind
and sunproof. with which every car
I driver can show his patriotism Hold
. ers for these will also be offered
Mrs J. H Harper is president Of
IA day. assisted by Mesdames W u
I Care. J NJ Beaver. l. A Dale. Z. l..
I Rails. r E. Thomson and Charles Z
Bryan.
Mrs. Charles z. Bryan, OF Wade
I Hampton chapter. L. D. C., wishes
! volunteers 10 assist in the sale OF
/ flags on Monday next Mayor Davis
/ has issued a proclamation designat-
ing the 18th as John B. Hood Flag
[ dav." and the thoroughfares viii
{ swarm with people who viii have for
sale all sizes Of American and allied
I standards.