El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
Women's Organizations.

Wade Hampton chapter, United
Z Daughters Of the Confederacy, opened
'riday's meeting with their ritual.
IRIS. W. J. Croker presiding Miss
Julia Pool and Miss Nina Crozier con
tributed 10 an enjoyable musical pro-
ram, followed by a paper on 1661-65,
oy Mrs Bauregard Bryan.
The Triangle club OF the First
Christian church met Friday At the
T. ONE OF Miss Dona Hale. on Stanton
street. The program opened with a
song. My Faith Looks Up 10 Thee"
followed by the devotional, Miss Mil
cred Dow, the president, having
charge. Miss Thelma Jones. leader,
introduced Miss Frances Guffin. who
ave a talk on how we take care OF
our Indians; Miss Grace Stevenson
alng. with Miss Ruby Fuller at the
piano; Miss Hale told the story Of
. Two Thousand Miles for q Book /.
Miss Thelma Jones gave piano solo
During the social hour, Miss Rose
7azel played instrumental numbers
and q one course luncheon was served
/ y the hostess Special guests were
irs. W. T. Hayes. state secretary Of
Sew Mexico OF the Triangle club. and
Miss Ruby Fuller.
Mrs. Frances a. Roblee entertained
delightfully."-, at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. l. NJ Breck, 30 West
California street, on Friday afternoon.
the members of FL Paso ". c. T. L.
Mrs. Horace A. Lay presided. Mrs.
Z. i. Query conducted the devotional,
which was followed by reports from
the secretary, treasurer, flower mis-
sion and jail superintendents Mrs.
j. A. Potter read an interesting ar
ticle on "COlorado's First Year on the
I Water WaROn'-bristlinE with clever
ness. Miss Margaret Smith favored
The union with a delightful violin
solo. accompanied on the piano by her
mother, ana was so favOrably received
that she was forced to respond 70 an
encore. Mrs. Lay conducted the con-
test, Dr. Ida Bishop winning the prize.
Names Of new mem bers are Mrs. l. F.
Frankenburger and Mrs Louis Lay.
Plans are being made for two recitals
for the near future. The hostess
served refreshments. The next meet
ing Will be held at the home OF Mrs.
street, the third Friday in December.
Wade Hampton chapter, United
Daughters OF the COnfederacy, opened
Fridays meeting in Trinity with its
ritual. Mrs. W. J. Croker presiding.
Miss Julia Pool and Miss Nina Crozier
contributed to an enjoyable musical
program. followed by a paper on the
life OF Jefferson Davis, presented By
Mrs. Bauregard Bryan; a sketch Of
Virginia, the mother OF statesmen. by
Mrs. Charles +. Bryan; the campaign
Of Lee and Sherman comparison.
by Mrs. J. T. Mclean; the Stonewau
Jackson foot cavalry and Mosby and
his men. by Mrs. Hadley Sanders. The
afternoon was brought to a patriotic
close by unison singing, "America-"
Mrs Edward NJ Lawrence reported
upon the January recital and Mrs. J.
N Deaver reported the pounding
to Mr.. and Mrs. p ". 81cCown. last
week, celebrating their DIST wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Croker told Of the
Christmas box, which has been sent
to France. The chapter sent holiday
cheer. in the form OF ten pounds OF
smoking tobacco; six pounds Of chew
ing tobacco; three dozen pairs Of
wooden socks; four dozen handker-
chiefs In addition, an individual box
was sent to James " Brady, OF Penn
sylvania, 10 whom they are writing
and sponsoring. The chaplain OF the
18th regiment Is 10 distribute the
other gifts.
Mrs. Charles Z. Bryan gave a de-
tails :. Accordingly interesting account
Of tie state convention, which met re-
Gently in LOngview. Marshall has
been decided upon as the next con-
yentiOn place.
The Philathea and Baraca classes |
OF Trinity Methodist church were de- /
lghtfully entertained at the home OF I
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. EZeIl, 200 Montana /
street, last Friday evening. A very l
enjoyable evening was spent playing /
games, after which the hostess was !
assisted in serving by Miss Frances |
Bur4esOn, Mss Helen Darrach and /
Miss Scott There were about so peo-
pie present.