El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-01
Mrs. J. H. Nations Begins With
Big Red Cross Class on Friday


NUrchison. Mrs. j. a Murdock. Mrs.
Dan T. White. Mrs Is. NJ Worsham.
Mrs. Mcdaniel. Mrs. Il. l. Cobb, Mrs
J. o. Crockett, AIRS. Robert /. Holli-
day, Mrs. W. X Ramsey, Mrs Clai-
borne Adams. Mrs .. y Washhurn,
Mrs. W. L. Foxworth. Airs. W. 4
Brown. Mrs James F. Bowen. Mrs
j. T. Williams Mrs. r. I. Ramey.
Airs. Winchester Cooley. AIRS James
t.. Harper. Mrs Henry \ Beach. Mrs.
r. W. LauIer Mrs. Maurice Schwartz,
Mrs D. ". Reckhart. Mrs @. H Lea
veil AIRS. C. H. Finley. Mrs. o. h.
Baum, Mrs Horace b. stevens, MIS-.
W. r. smith. Mrs. Leo r. Schuster,
Mrs Arthur L Mcknight. Mrs. F. "a
Seamon. Mrs ". c. Wall. Mrs. VI.
o. Wright. Mrs. o. C. Coles Mrs W.
T. Gaines. Mrs. A u. Surles. Mrs.
Richard Ainsa. Mrs Harvey r. Gam
bic, Mrs. W T. Arnold. Mrs " T..
HiEs0n. Mrs Allen Eodes. Mrs ". J.
Deavitt Mrs. Sidney Graves. Mrs W.
VI. Laughlin. Mrs. Emmett Hines. Mrs.
T. q. Perry. Mrs. Henry IT. Bowie,
Sdrs- Walter u. Howe. Mrs. w a..
Dunn: Mrs " 3. Latta. Mrs. A. NJ
LOOMS. Mrs. T. A. Falvey. Mrs. NJ
A. Webb. Mrs. Victor Moore. Mrs.
F. Y. Berrien. Mrs Ralph LOOMS.
Mrs :. II. sutherland. Mrs c. A. Mar
tin. Mrs. T. a. Pickett. Mrs. A. $. Val
desrllo. Mrs. James L. MARI. Mrs. G.
DE- aNa |NHIs MIS-. aAANE@ LNlADLL. -Hl' 2 o.
Wilder. Mrs Claude HudSpet1. Mrs.
William Spence and others
Mrs. Nations daughter. Mrs. JOS
ephine Nations Morfit. has gone east
not however for pleasure. because
her interests are with the Red Cross.
which orga nization she hopes 20 give
material aid in its missions Of mercy.
Mrs Morfit has been giving assist
ance 10 a family OF six refugees for
many. many months. though all these
humane uplifts' have been quietly
done That in her absence Mrs. Ma
tons has taken Fridays (first given
Ler dauEhterl and has secured so
represent tive q coterie. means much
to FL PasO and its allotment OF work
TO be turned out. The women are
asked TO bring thiUbles and scissorS.to
avoid delay in getting down 70 their
sewing
As a prelude to the Crawford tea
party, brewed especially as a delect-
able, enervating blend Of entertain
ment for the Woman's club by its art
on Wednesday, Miss
Rosemary Pelham prepared the guests
with a delightfully."- original talk on
-ea--nOt as a commodity. 20 barter,
sell or wash down. but that indefin-
able something that brings cheer 10 a
woman, charms and forms dreams as
the charming speaker naively related.
Wildly Miss Pelham sAetched a
word picture OF q cold. windy day
and a woman with a care lined face
and eyes Swallowed I'm disappointment,
who. upon slipping her tea, dreamed
again OF her girlhood and all its de-
.icious happenings-her wedding day.
2 fathers blessing and a mothers
kiss, the honeymoon. which Of course
led 20 an enchanted tea garden in
Japan, where cherry blossoms kissed
The brides cheeks and the lover
kissed her lips, where priceless tea
vas served in priceless cups Then
shadows creep darkness ObScureS the
sun; her boy IS swallowed by the
renches, morbidness comes with the
ov- glow of the fire-aud the tea pot
lolds nothing but dreEs- The story
vas a gen, and Mrs Robert Holiday
IL with the old favorite song,
she was a maid Of Japan" being &C
by Mrs. W. p Brown.
The picturesque Crawford tea 4
.arty' was staged delightfully."-. with 7
lrs. VIII T. owen. I'm rose flOunced +
res sand fischu. taking the part OF F.
he much wrought hostess, Miss Ma
Ida jenkins, who had come out from
er temerity sufficiently Ions 10 dare /.
SIX the honorable Mrs Jameson /.
Mrs. Carl Lee Smith and her guest. |.
adv Glenmire C3frs c. W. WOoford) ]
q 10 tea How 20 address the peer y
Ee all but disrupted the placidity Of
he quiet little village. several Of the
ames and maiden women dropping in 4
efore tea time to learn ethics per
aiming 70 the nobility Miss Mary
mith Mrs A. 7 Fraser in an old
ashioned lavender silk gown. with
Id baby Irish lace yoke and trim
linEs. and curls on her low head
ress- Martha Miss Lucille Day). a
rim maid, though perturbed over the