El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-15

Searle, Miss Mary Gates Redmond,
I Mrs. H Z. Stevenson, Mrs. J. H Ma
tons, Mrs. J. I. Williams and scores
of others got behind the movement
and carried il on without cessation,
the summer through. No days were
too hot to keep the earnest workers
from collecting and directing and
making. And when autumn came, all
D the winters work was mapped out
/ with system, and is now being car
/ Is assisted in the sewing by Mrs J. F.
! Williams; in knitting by Mrs. L s.
] Stewart and in surgical dressings by
] AIRS. D. Bruce Smith Each Of these
] matronS, in turn, has chosen heads
I Tor her various dayS-MrS- Robert W
] AICAfee sewing for Mondays; Mrs c.
I Z. Kelly, Tuesdays Mrs. W W Tur-
I ney, Wednesdays, Mrs. s II. Suther-
I land, Thursdays and Mrs. J. H Ma
] tons, Fridays. The headquarters on
I the fourth floor OF the White House
/ are closed Saturdays.
Mrs. [. s Stewart, chairman Of the
knitting. has for her days Mrs. ! Z.
Bowen. Mrs. c. E Kelly, Mrs Mary
] Ross kiester. Miss Agnes Stewart and
Miss Alice AIyles, for Mondays; Mrs.
F. c Searle. Mrs. Eugene Z. Neff. Mrs.
c. z. Kelly Tuesdays; Mrs H. H.
Stark. Mrs. L G. WitherspoOn and
Mrs. William Piatt, Wednesdays Mrs.
=. L Farrar, Mrs Z s Stewart Miss
Rose Piatt, Thursdays; Mrs Frank
Ainsa. Mrs. II. Hays Watson. Mrs.
Harry Kiester and Mrs. NJ o. Wright,
Fridays
Mrs. D. Bruce Smith. who IS also an
indefatigable worker for the Red
Cross, will continue her supervision
Of the surgical dressings, with the
following helpers: Mondays. Miss
Smith; Wednesdays, Mrs R. ;. Cooke;
Thursdays, Miss Gertrude Yale; Fri I
days. Mrs. H z. Stevenson.
Mrs. F. c. Searle, Mrs. ". L Gaines. /
Mrs. Dan T White, Mrs. b F. Jen- I
kins Mrs. B. NJ WOrsham and others I
assist the general committee
In addition, there are hostesses for I
each morning and afternoon-delight- !
ful matrons whose years have melted /
into golden cOurtesies and who are /
well qualified TO greet every stranger /
at the door and find her own niche
Mrs. T. 7. Bean and Mrs. E NJ Bell I
on Monday mornings, and Mrs E A I
Shelton and Mrs. G. J. Cole for the /
afternoons; Mrs James Brady, Mrs I
Florence LeBaron, Tuesday mornings 3
and Mrs. E. V. Berrien. Mrs c. o. 1
Coffin and Mrs A Andreas. after
Moons; Wednesday mornings. Mrs c
c Crews and Mrs Adine T owen;
afternoons, Mrs E. V Pickrel and
Mrs ". D. Mayfield; Thursday morn
ings, Mrs. Mary E DeasOn and Mrs.
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burn. Mrs. G. L Townsend and Mrs.
T. J. Beall: Friday mornings, Mrs
G. n. Crombie and Mrs. Meta Wines
Tomorrow, the work shop" will
fairly TEEN with activity. for that is
Mrs. Nations's day and she has gath
cred about her the largest class Of
workers in the city-au earnest, en-
thusiastic and democratic. Mrs Ma
tons has used her efforts to impress
VI IN each woman that the work be-
lc rs as much TO one as the other,
and, with this spirit uppermost all
have entered upon their tasks for the
good that they can do.
Mrs. Nations, TO systematic her
work. has appointed the following
captains, who expedite the quantities
OF work done on her day by directing
the women in what they want most
TO do. Serving in this capacity are
Mrs. W. H Austin. Mrs. o. II. Baum,
Mrs. B. N WOrsham. Mrs H r Gam
BILE, Mrs. Dan T White. Mrs F {.
Searle, Mrs. Claiborne Adams. Mrs.
W. L Foxworth, Mrs. c. H Finley,
Mrs. c. Z. Kelly, Mrs Harris Val
thall. Mrs. J. N. GOgEin, Mrs. James ,
A. Dick, Mrs. F. c. Earle, Mrs. Hugh