El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-19
GIFTED TEXAS WOMAN LAWYER IS
PRINCIPAL SPEAKER BEFORE THE
Ell PASOEOUAL FRANCHLSELEAGUE

MES and thus help along the "miie-of-
pennies" cause. but Mrs. Eamer. selz-
ING this opportunity to put her lheory
OF forcing the financial issue into prdc-
tce. possessed herself OF the Days ana
sold them among the audience Ior
varying small sums. thus contflouIlhS
a neat little addition to the treasury
The regular business of the OF Gam
zSuOn occupied the remalhSI'e. o. 'ne
afternoon. the president, Mrs = -
tennell, presiding
Inc birthday anniversaries OF hooert
r Lee and Stonewall Jackson, a are Ne
ing observed today by the tohIeoetate
orders in the city This afternoon the
Robert r. Lee chapter OF the Ohlteu
daughters of the C5nfederdcS Is eiE-
ing reception and program IN III, ~
l. D. G. room of the woman cruz
building Tonight. in Trinity Metho-
dist church, the Wade Hampton clap-
ter of the L u. g. VIII give pr
sram- The members OF the ma ma -,
ton light dragons. commanded "
Capt. Wyneham Manning. VIII attend
in a body. John II. Harper VIII an
nounce the program NUMBERS. -
ing this program. at 9-5u ocioCh- ~
viii be a military program IN the aud
itorium of the won.an-s club. Among
the features OF this viii De an ora
fashioned Virginia reel, led by MIS-, :.
{. Crews and Capt ID r StaeS- ~
general public and particularly an
southerners are free 10 attend D0lh
celebrations.
Mrs. Z. q. Marsh was the hostess 70
the members OF the l Refuse 70 Ieu
club. Thursday afternoon. 4 feature
of the occasion was the eNhlDluoh %
a number of pieces of Mrs J. = lark :
exquisite embroidery- Mrs Slarh v =
presented with a prize Tor her WI n
The afternoon was divided between
needlework and playing DriuSe- T.
O Keen won the high score prize IN
bridge and Mrs. J. J. Coldlron receiver
the consolation prize MIS- NoldlIoh
entertained the guests with NUMBER
Of Spanish songs. accompanying AeI
self on the guitar At the close OF
the afternoon a three course iuncneon
was served at the small tables These
were decorated with centerpieces OF red
roses Mrs. Mary Thomas and her
daughter. Miss Thelma Thomas, we're
the guests outside Of the CLUB Mrs
T. 7 Keggan viii be the hostess to the
club next THURSDAY
Officers for circle two. Of the Aid
society OF the First Methodist church
were elected Thursday afternoon, at a
meeting of the circle held at the home
of Mrs. : T Cross or Wyoming street
Mrs H n. Whitfield was elected presi-
cent; Mrs Nettie Bretney, vice presi-
dent. Mrs u. E Pope secretary. and
Mrs J Z. Foster treasurer. Following
the business a social hour was enjoyed
Refreshments Were served by the host
eSs. Among the members and guests
present were Mesdanes !. R Childers,
: n Hyten. NJ NJ Green. A L Foote,
Jennie Spiers. J. Johnson. \ Clarke.
Leonard NJ. Hanson. J. y Mayfield, A
J. BorcherdinS. n. E Pope. J. D Fos-
ter. H NJ Whitfield and Miss Ellen
Hall
Officers for the women's Bible class
of Trinity Methodist church. were elect
ed Thursday afternoon, at the meeting
OF the members. held in the home of
Mrs W E. Lambeth. on Epson avenue.
Mrs G. l. Jones was elected PRESIDENT
Mrs. Mary Webb. vice president; Mrs
A G. Smith. secretary. and Mrs s. NJ
Towner. treasurer Robert Lander IS
the teacher of the class. A social hour
was enjoyed after the business meeting,
at which Mrs. l. J. Ayers presided A
salad course was served by the hostess
Among those present were Mesdames
Ross E Bryan. NJ L Dalton. {. A
Masters. z. L Query. ;. NJ Towner. II
l. Kerr. l. J. Trotti. E W. Hoyle, E S
Click. J. J. Ayers. G. L Jones. A 6
Smith. Mary Webb. {. r. Cole. Eva NJ
Penny and 4 E. Berry hill.
Mrs. ". F. Hatchen entertained the
executive board of the Aid and Mis-
siOnary society of the Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church Thursday. all
day. at her home in Juarez- She served
an enchillada dinner In the afternoon
Mrs. c. l. Van Eaton. the president,