El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-10

| providing garments, knitted and 9th
erwise, for the Red Cross and Navy
league, etc; she must help in listing
volunteers for service to the country
and strengthen the national defence
and do a thousand other things IN
hesitatingly-and she above all must
be good parliamentarian. Mrs.
Charles b. stevens, as head OF the
Womans club. is heart and soul in
all of these interests. and is sure 10
acqUit her regime with credit.
Mrs VIII T. owen. who has charge
OF the music for the club programs.
VIII open and close the afternoons
with the singing Of America" and
The star Spangled Banner" this
year. striking the patriotic keynote
with which the organization teens.
This was Instituted at the opening
day, with Mrs ]. J Pearce at the
piano. Prior to a talk on the Liberty
bonds, by julius krakauer. Miss Mel
lie May Bowen gave brilliant piano
solo. and Mrs. ". d. Howe and Mrs.
W. l. Brown sang and Mrs. Charlotte
Tally gave an original reading.
At Tuesdays board OF directors. the
following named were admitted for
membership: Mrs. Caryl G. Hill. Mrs
A. S Peatross. Mrs William Caples.
Mrs. Basil Prescott, Mrs. Frank r.
Bryant. Mrs. ". W. Waite. Mrs. W.
H. Payne. Mrs. Karl Hatfield. Mrs
Virgil Traylor. Mrs Glen T. Moore.
Miss Delsa Dreeben. Mrs A. J. Har-
per Mrs. J. F. Won Rhein. Miss Eliza
beth Nail, Mrs. Mary MalOney Hayes,
Mrs Lea Wilmot, Mrs W. J. Rand,
Mrs. W H Blue. Nine. May LOeser
and Mrs S. G. Humphreys
The Christmas calendar committee
named recently by Mrs. o. A Critch
EFT, president OF the Equal Franchise
league, TO have charge Of the sale OF
these handsome gifts from which
thousand dollar fund Will be created
for civic welfare and suffrage, was
called Tuesday afternoon in confer
ence, at the hOspitable home Of Mrs.
5 J Fenneu. The committee num-
bers Mesdames Horace A. Lay, s. J.
Fennell, Y. E Raggio, S 7. KILLER. c.
A. SOrrells, Robert Townsend. linden
Butler, Edward c. Hitchcock, Joseph
II. HurXthal. Earnest A. Young. David
HOlguin, William Wallace, H. P. Cor
bin, George Clements, Chas. Kircher.
E Brooke Jones, a. W. DePew, r. c.
Chisholm and Critchett; Miss A
Louise Dietrich. Miss Grace Logan
and Miss Jessie Mcdonald and most
Of the personnel were present. The
calendars are compiled by Anna
Chitry Woodford OF New York. with
poetic sentiments for each day in the
year-the best sort Of a useful pres
ent 20 accompany the Christmas box,
in addition to serving as a constant
reminder OF the donor. Mrs. Y. E
RaggiO is chairman OF the calendar
committee. each individual OF whom
giving a party in the near
future for a corerie OF friends which I
viii eventually form q network OF
subcOmmittees TO be enlisted in a sys-
tematic canvass OF the city. Airs.
3aggio. Mrs. Fennel and Mrs. Critch- I
EFT will also receive phone orders. At Z
the conclusion OF their plans. Mrs. |
critchett served her guests with an /
Ice course. carried out in yellow-the /
suffrage colors.
Airs. S. s. Birchfield presided at 4
tuesday afternoons meeting Of the I
NOman's Missionary society at Trim I
ty church, at which time the officers I
gave their epOrts-Nesdames o. A. /
Dauielson. D. NJ Smith. r G. Doug /
as. J. i. Ely. W. J. Ritz, A. n Nc I
-ean. G. c. Roberts and William
sachs The devotional was led by
Yrs. :. WOrley Of New Albany. Ga:
vho is in the city visiting her
laughter. Mrs William Hart Mrs.
Il n Grabbing led in prayer. Mite
'oXes were put in circulation and
irs- c. B. Oliver was made chairman
Il program for the week OF prayer
nd self denial, set for the first week
4 November Mrs. Empress AIRING
on, prominent in missionary work
nd a leading factor at the recent
Conference, talked entertaingly OF the