El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-26


/ L l. ium at ClOudcroft next summer.
/ This was decided At a meeting OF the
Baby Sanatorium board Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. o. A Critehett. Of
ficers for the coming year were elected.
: Mrs. F :. Fenneu was elected general
chairman fthe board: Mrs. Horace
Lay, vice chairman; MISS a. Louise
Dietrich, secretary, and Mrs. E. Fl.
Yale. treasurer. Mrs. + P. Corbin was
elected general chairmsn for buying
supplies <or the sanatoriuu- Miss Green
was appointed 20 supervise the print
ing of the booklet describing the sana-
forum and its work. An auxiliary
board OF three women will be elected
later. who viii reside in Cloudcroft AMI
assist with the work.
Babies whose parents are not finan-
cially able 10 pay for their board Will
be cared for Those attending the
meeting were Mesdames :. J. Fenueu
Nolney Leonard, L. I. Mundy and II.
Grace Y. Logan
The art OF the cartoonlst was the no
IF OF the very enjoyable program Civ
en- Wednesday afternoon al the last
meeting for this year Of the art de-
partment Of the Woman's club. MIS-.
Frank Seward. chairman OF the depart
ment, had charge OF the program. There
was a good audience and much interest
was shown in the topic Of the day
Following the reading Of the minutes
and the treasurer's report FOR the year.
Miss Rosemary Pelham gave a clever
talk on famous caricatures. posing to
illustrate distinctive features OF sew
eral OF the well known subjects in this
branch of art. Uncle Sam" John Bull
and the classic Cartoon Suffraget'' be-
ing among her amusing characterize
tons.
Mrs Van c. Wilson read an inter
esting paper on cartoonfsts and their
work, giving a brief resume OF the his
to-y Of the cartoon and its significance
III molding public opinion. She gave
particular mention to well known car
coonists of Texas.
\ reading by Mrs. D. V Fennessy.
An Ola Song by New Singers" was
clever and amusing, and was followed
9y two piano selections, given by Mrs.
J. B Thew.
Bert Blessington was an interesting
speaker, and his talk was enlfvened
with anecdotes OF the success or misadL
venture Of various of his creations in
affairs OF local interest He described
the making OF the cartoon, from the in
ception Of the idea in the artists mind
10 its completion and appearance in the
paper, and illustrated with numerous
original pen and ink drawings, various
types OF the cartoon, and some Of the
conventions and crafts employed by the
artist in getting his effects. 4 part OF
Nh BleSSinE tOn'S talk was devoted TO
the war being waged against the ad-
vert1sing billboard 4 clever feature OF
the afternoon was his improvising
with q bit of chalk on q blackboard
numerous sketches for which marks
apparently made at random on the board
were used as the foundation.
Mrs W ;. TlltOn endorsed. in a short
talk, the campaign against the bill
board
CS,s-r,s- " T7s - -. -,
cavalry. addressed the club women on
the subject OF the Soldiers club which
ne has recently organized. and asked
their assistance IN social affairs, which
II Is the plan OF the club 10 give in the
near future.
An announcement by Mrs. Seward
was TO the effect that e landscape IN
oil has been presented to the depart-
ment by F Schmoll. the artist, whose
recent exhibition Of paintings, shown
IN the club rooms. was greatly enioved
by the members
The Philathea mission study class
or the First Presbyterian church held
In the parlors Of the church. The
guests OF the evening we're Mrs. Il. B.
Durkee and her Sunday school class
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ". Y.
Long and Dr.. and Mrs Charles L over
street. Following a supper, a Scrip
ture lesson was read BY Sfr. Long and
a prayer was offered by Mrs. Durkee.
\ paper, Mrs a R Mcfarland, First
Missionary 70 Alaska" was read nv
Miss Alice Wilson. Mrs. [. Williams
read paper, Or. Eleanor Chestnut.
Marie SchwarZ read q paper on "Syrus
Martyr Missionary to China" Mrs.
Hamlin. Founder Of Robert College In
Mrs. Charles over
street read a selection from Or. Bur
mas book, Emigration" The services
were Closed with q song and a prayer
by Dr.. Overstrest
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The Tourist club. which viii meet