El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-19

nucleus for the building fund. Several
firms have volunteered their services
for drawing the plans, furnishing fix
lures and plumbing. and the women
| are eager to at least build one tower
Immediately, and add 10 II as their
! treasury warrants developments. Mrs
J. A. Potter is vitality Interested In the
success Of the home, and others who
are doing their share are Mrs James
Graham MCNary. Mrs O. A. CrlLcneLt,
Mrs. T. ". Lanier, Mrs William 7.
Hayes. Nesdames J. +. Robertson,
John Grant. T. H. Yale. Bella HClL
| R. ". Graham, NJ sanchez, Daniel
Payne. Leonard Worcester. J. h Hirr
C. T Race. who is president Of the or
ganizatiOni Paul Heermaus, j. T.
AOultOn, Gecrgiana Hunt, Mary Ham
ilton. s. 5. BirchIield, T. A. shelton,
Horace A. Lay, Joseph Spence. n A
Warner, J. y. Hubhes, D. W. Det-
Wiler. H. E. stevenson, J. D. LcMur-
try. Fred Mayhem, r i. Nichols. j. r..
Burton, " H Ormsbee, G Garllck- u
Jamison, y. A. Potter. l. Bolton. G.
J.. Jones, O.. +. Nattice, H. !. Baron, D.
Campbell, ". MCGOWAN, Margaret
Swanson, F. ID. Moore. H. NJ BeutelL
DR.. Ida Bishop and the Misses Meta
Ormsbee. Ellen Campbell Kate Ham
Ian. RaSsela Chisholm. Gertrude Yale
and Alice Ashcroft
The new teachers who have come
to affiliate with the public school
force OF FL PasO We're extended q re-
Ception, at Saturdays meeting OF the
College Woman's club. held in the
University Clue rooms. Mrs. r. Il
Cressin CHAM, president of the college
women, who have organized thus
pleasantly, and other officials. to-
gether with the hOstesses for the
eyeut-AIrs. @. h Campbell, Mrs W.
W. Waite, Mrs. ". 5 LcMath, Mrs
James A. Dick Miss Chambers. Mrs.
L. J. Locke and Miss Sheldon did hon
Ors, the excellent program being ar
ranged by Mrs. Howard II. " aldrOn.
Miss Eva Crosby played; Mrs David
V Fennessy gave Ambrose Pierce s
son OF the Gods and Miss GeJta
Baron with Mrs. J. J. Pearce at the
piano. added to her already recOg-
niZed ability in her vocal inuerpretl-
ton OF Ethelbert Nevin's Time
Enough" and Wake, Awake" by Rey-
uOlds.
At this meeting It was decided TO
sponsor the adoption OF French or
phans-a movement in which America
Is proving its substantial interest by
giving its financial support and the
chance of which their fathers death
on the battlefield has deprived the lit
tie girls and boys. Their plight is an
emergency which must be met imme-
diaJely, for neglect during two or
three years of the physical, moral and
mental welfare Of the child cannot be
repaired later. Ten cents a day,
$3.50 "a year. viii give an efficiently
trained child 10 the new France The
clubwomen will become guardians for
the fatherless children, and their
funds viii supplement the small state ]
allowance Of the impoverished nation, /
to enable mothers 20 keep the homes /
together; a committee viii appoint I
guardian TO follow each cnlld's course 7
at school note its tastes and aptitudes I
and decide with the mother on the ca I
reer best suited for it-anything from 4
manual labor TO a profession or art, 4
the children viii be brought up in tho F.
religion Of their parents, and IN bet Z
ter conditions than large institutions ]
can offer. They grow up with moth /
sr's care in the little town or village 7
where the fathers lived and where /
there is q tradition Of valor and hon /
esty TO be upheld.
Now that American manhood is /
willing TO die beside the manhood OF !
France, TO defeat militarism, added I
Impetus is given we of America TO I
help in recOnsJructlng the new France. I
n making the French orphans worthy /
nheritors Of the splendid achieve
nents Of their lineage
Mrs Cressl1gham and Airs. Herbert
Field have charge Of the new patriotic
departure, in this city. To create a
treasury, several literary and musical
lffairs Will be given during the win
er. Mrs. Olga Kohlberg, Mrs Dan T.
White and Mrs. Dwight Bradley are
.dded to the committee.
The WOmen's Missionary society OF /
he First Presbyterian church viii Z
meet Tuesday at 8 p. n. for one
IF the best programs Of the quarter.
apt O J. Cohee Of the saith infantry,
VIII talk on Bohemia and the Euro
lean Crisis" J. B. Gwin, secretary Of
he associated charities. will discuss I
he local Mexican situation land an
bsorbing question il is, Just now
sobert Treiben. bandmaster OF the
sth field artillery, viii give a cello
olo, accompanied by Mrs. W. r. D
irown. HOstesses are Mrs. II. NJ. Pat
erson and Mrs, g. T. Worden. as