El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-20

and Is now writing for magazines
We are Indebted to Dr. Wiley for
the untold thousands Of lives he has
saved through his fight against food
adultera ton" daclared Mrs Bevan.
"Had IL not been for his activities,
we would now perhaps have an army
Of dyspeptics TO give The people OF
this country owe him a love that
should extend from ocean to ocean
Perhaps some day the people OF
ment to him. where all will come and
pay a respect and tribute to this
preacher Of Durity-Dr. Wiley"
In DR.. Wiley's war diet, as offered
by Mrs. Bevan. substitutes and war
breads were largely dwelt upon, and
the essential balancing OF meal
The Housewives decided Monday. 20
interest themselves in a quiet little
investigation Of proper weights and
measures. This came. following a
demonstration by Mrs. W. II. Tilton,
who purchased a quart Of Cranberries.
enroute to the club, and measured 81
In both a liquid and dry measure be-
fore the audience-it was short AT
least an eighth Of the necessary full
measure. A committee was appointed
by the president. Mrs r. J. TiEhe. TO
look into the city code and expose
such laXity, on the part OF local
merchants.
Among others who spoke briefly
were Mrs. Ernest A. Young, on the
need Of affiliatinE with the City
Federation of Women; Mrs. s. H.
Sutherland. who urged the members
to form more Red Cross units for
sewing; and Mrs. Margaret Olive
told Of new club being organized
under the bylaws Of Ell Paso's or
ganizatiOn in san Diego, as the result
Of Mrs. JOrdan's recent visit there.
The names Of Mrs. VIII T. owen,
Miss Marghratta LeBaron, Mrs. IT. T.
Stafford. Mrs. T. NJ Waller. Mrs. F. c.
Wade, Mrs. +. 7. Eittreim, Mrs. Archie
Pratt Nichols. Mrs. T. q. Billings and
Mrs. Sidney Moore were added TO the
growing membership Of the House
wives.
Mrs. o. c. Ellison OF Las Cruces has
sent down 4 box Of trinkets and treas
ures for the local committee to add
to their contribution, which is TO be
shipped TO the national Treasure and
Trin1et headquarters on the morrow.
Mrs Ponder s. Carter, with Mrs. s
J. Fennell and Miss Jessie s. c. Nc
Donald, viii be at the First National
bank. until s o'clock. on Wednesday,
for final bits Of silver and gold and
to display the entire collection. Mrs.
F. u. Scotch and Mrs. Y. II Milan
are to assist in the packing. and Miss
4 -Au
FREEZER and Mrs. Frank Jones viii
Join the City Federation Of Women's
committee for the final cay.
The Golden Hill Ukuit spent an en- [
.oyable afternoon with Mrs Willis
R. Smith on Friday. Two new
mem bers. Mrs. J. ". Gibbs and Mrs.
Andrew Guffin, were taken in at this
time 1t was decided to turn over
10 the Y. u C. 4 war fund SO which
was in the treasury. During the
week two sweaters, two mufflers and I
line bath robes were finished. Mrs. +
= Z Bean will entertain the Uknit F.
leNt Friday.
Martha Washington circle, SPIRITS OF I
IS. viii meet with Mrs Harry o. Dow, .
40 East Rio Grande, on Thursday al 4
ernOon. The members are making
iathr0bes for the Red Cross. Mrs q
edmund Shaw has Just formed a Red
ross unit among the members as .
heir first auxiliary. who are TO do 4
heir bit in sewing on hospital sup
,Ies during the need Of war times
St Patrick's altar guild will be en- /
.ertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. I
lanes Brady and Mrs. Dan T. White. Z
.t their home on SOC Montana This f.
s the last meeting Of the guild be-
a thedral, and many articles are 70
le finished All members are re-
minded to bring their scissors,
and needles.
Wednesday afternoon az, o'clock
{ the home of Mrs. DeIbert Dumont,
705 Bisbee. Asbury Methodist 1At
f the Red Cross will meet 20 sFs..
friends of the neighbOrhood are urged /
3 attend