El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-12

Upon receipt of ten cents with your
pledge card and a return addressed
envelope the official button Of the
admiuistra ton, and II desired the
shield insignia Of the Food Admins
tratiOu Will also be sent you
a mass meeting was held al the
Momau's club Wednesday afternoon
Mrs Henry T. Bowie told how the
canvass was being made in New YORK
City. with one person taking each
block-no small job, especially in
apartment house districts. AIRS.
Charles g. Stevens also spoke, making
clear the point that this was voluu-
teer registration, which would place
iu the hands Of governmental experts
q list Of trained workers who could
efficiently carry on the work left by
enlisted men. Mrs s Fl. sutherland
presided at the meeting. The West
eru Union is offering free instrur-
ton 10 women i'm Telegram ply, the rail-
roads are daily taking on female EN-
ployes. and i'm every niche Of the in
dustrial world, positions are being
filled by women necessity or war
times. There was much discussion AZ
TO the mode OF procedure, the women
deciding finally to have WhirlWiud
zone day registration, on saturday
The following places OF reEistra-
ton. and those who viii be in charge
as subchairmen. are;
Canutillo-Mrs IL IT. Bailey
Ysleta-8Irs. J. ". CLARION
C1int-Nrs. VI. II. Webb.
Fabens-To be provided
Womaus club - Miss Margaret
Hitchcock
Kern PIace-8frs. Hal Christie
Sunset school-Nrs- W H. AldridEe
Villas schOOI-Nrs- F. n. Seward
Norehead school-1Iiss Gertrude
Yale
Bailey schoo1-Nrs. Dan T White.
Lamar eahnnT-Nfrz RurE-nr
Alta Vista school-Mrs. Chapman
Morgan.
Highland Park schooI-Hrs- I'd
ward Hitchcock
Mckinley Avenue school-2frs Vol
San Jacinto schooI-Nrs. Jas Ma
Ideal pharmacy-sIrs. W. c. Raum.
Mrs. C.. F. kelly's houe-Nrs. G. 2.
Kelly.
Mrs Detwiler's home. DYER street
Mrs H. O. DeLWller-
Mrs Christina Garlick's home. $40
NaE0ffiu avenue-NrS. Garlick-
Rose Houchen Settlement-Afiss
lydia Patterson Insuture-Mrs
Douglas schooI-Negro women's
club.
Suelter-To he provided
Government HILL Mrs Fred Wood
worths home 4oI3 TrOwbriige ave
uue-Hrs WOODWORK
White house. mezzanine foor-Nirs.
n Bruce smith
Miss Edith Harmon, Miss Kate
Eauley. Mrs. A. s Yale and Miss
Peoples, Of the Business Woman's
club. have been appointed a commit
organization the coming months
While the usual summer vacation is
in vogue, the members enjoyed a
merry picnic at Washington park on
Monday night, with nearly 100 pres
ent Nesdames Julius krakauer.
Robert Townsend. r p Jones and
Norman Suodgrass. OF the T. W c. A..
extension committee. served the
lunch, cafeteria style. from a Ions
table spread beneath the inviting
shade Of the trees in the park Later
charades were played and informality
reiEned- The club voted TO have an
other picnic next month
The women OF the church OF St.
Clement are enthusiastically working
TO make Monday nights lawn fete. at
the home OF Mrs IL C. Myles. 1921
MaEOffln avenue one OF the biggest
events Of Churchdou- Mrs 2. C. Searle
and Mrs W f. Arnold are assisting
Mrs. Myles as a capable committee on
ARRANGEMENTS. though every member
OF the Episcopal parish IS interesting
herself in the much anticipated func-
ton
Areme cluh-with its cougenial
mem bership CLEANED from the Fl Paso
Of the Eastern star. viii meet
with Mrs. Robert Mcdowell Luse. Of
1925 Arizona street, Friday afternoon
at o'clock
The Beta Philatheas. 4 group Of
girls who compose Mrs. H. 3 Dur
KEGS Sunday school class Of the First
Presbyterian church. viii picnic at
park. Friday evening