El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-28

I - lie subject or paramount lntercs;
nowadays IS how to reduce the
l. high cost Of living. For this
reason every woman in FL Paso is be
ing urged To attend the meeting Of the
City Federation Of Women. which will
meet Monday afternoon in the audi
forum Of the chamber OF commerce.
Papers and discussions Oh the High
Cost of Living and Pure Food will be
featured Mrs. William Wallace will
talk on markets. and prices. Mrs L T.
Eibler viii speak on Balanced Meals
and Menus" Mrs. Edward Hitchcock
will read a paper On Package Food
and Bulk Food Mrs Ponder :. Car
ter will give a talk on ''Cuts Of Meat"
showing the cheaper cuts that are
good A picture Of grain of wheat
will be shown, very much enlarged.
showing all the constituent parts A
business meeting viii follow
Arrangements have been made BY
the Equal Franchise league 10 have
addresses in all the SCHOOLS Of the city
next week on hygienic matters. for
the benefit OF the boys and girls, par
ticularly those who have baby broth
ers and sisters at home Those who
will address the pupils viii tell them
the things they should and should not
do to be healthy The addresses are
part Of the program for Better Ba-
bies" week. which the league Will con-
duct.
Those who are to talk and the schools
they will address are as follows Mrs
Helen Sherry, high. Mrs George Brun-
ner. MOrehead; Mrs L l. Robinson.
Lamar; Mrs David Holguin, Sunset
Mrs. Joseph Nealon. Bailey; Mrs. g +.
Elliott. Alta Vista; Mrs. R A Hubbard,
Villas; Mrs +. {. Knollenberg- High
land Park: Mrs. c. = Martin. san ia
cinto Mrs. c. II. Campbell. Alamo; Mrs
bin. Douglas; Mrs. J. A Rawlings,
Bean; Mrs Franklin, Franklin
An offer of cash prizes for the best
essays on the subject dealt with IN
these talks will be made The Popu5
lar Will donate one Of the prizes. and
two will be provided by the league
One prize will 90 TO the best essay
by a high school student, one for the
best from a student in grades i've 10
nine. and another for the best by
primary student
Following is the program to be given
by the Business WOmen's club OF the
Young Women's Christian association
AT the MOrehead school at S o'clock on
May (:
Solo. 7. L. Coggeshan.
Sketch, The SJepmoJher." by Arnold
Bennett
Cast: Christine Miss Nettie Louise
Rowland; Mrs. Prout, Miss Luta Deyo;
Doctor Gardner, Mrs. FlOrinne Miller;
Adrian Prout, Miss Edna Harmon
Hawaiian players. A T. Rhaines AMI
accompanist
Dances. Miss Marian Calnan and Miss
Dorothy VollertsOn.
Tuhbling team. Junior 7. NJ. c A
boys.
Business Girls chorus. Miss Nettie
Louise Rowland. Miss Vivian Sheay,
Miss Irene Stewart, Miss bessie Hinkle.
Miss Erin Middleton. Miss Helen Ssmp-
son, Miss Helen Moves. Miss Marguerite
I've FaNl
Elizabeth Rue.
Music will be furnished by the Y. NJ.
G. A orchestra Receipts viii go to
increase the loan fund for business
girls.
St Patrick's Altar guild met Friday
afternoon with its president. Mrs. ".
g. Roe at her home, POSI- Grant ave-
nue.. to sew for the Red Cross. The
afternoon was spent in making up
things Of use OF this patriotic society
and il was decided TO continue the
work once a week Next week the so
fer, 1917 Brown street. At the meeting
Friday afternoon, after the sewing. a
salad course was served by Mrs Roe,
assisted by her daughter. Miss Blanche
Roe, Miss Faye Tullous. Mrs. " J.
Quigley, Mrs Clara Tepfer Mrs 7. /.
Driscon and Miss Mary Hickey. Mrs.
W. J. Quigley was elected vice presi- (
dent to fill vacancy. During the {
serving OF tne Saldd course, MISS Mar Z
garet Hines recited and Miss Faye /
rullous sang, accompanied by Miss
Blanche Roe :
The Tourist club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Henry Clay
ireer on Mesa avenue. South America.
which has been the subject under dis
,ussion, was continued. Mrs r c.
y alshe read paper on Rio de 3
aneirO. the capital Of Brazil" Mrs.
Z H Smith had paper on Brazil. its
Government and People Mrs. Joseph
'wyer spoke of the problems confront
ng the nation at the present time. The
suaI discussion Of the papers followed.
The guest of the cub was Miss l.
oucher. The members Of the club
re Mesdames J. II. Smith. W. - Nc
ormick. John W Kidd. W AAHaw-
ms, 5. J. Fenneli, r Q. Walshe. Joseph
I. Knox, Joseph Dwyer. II. c. Greer ana
argaret Olive Jordan
Women's Auxiliary No. &c. Of the
arpenters union. held a very inter
sting social in the Eagles hall Thurs
ay afternoon. They entertained with
uessing contests. which afforded
ucn amusement Irpmohf rnnfC