El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-13
CHEER RADIATES FROM EVERY NOOK RED CROSSE
SHOP, WITH MANY ATTRACTIVE THINGS OFFERED
TO PURCHASERS: REAL WARMTH IN RECEPTION

. Of handiwork. In this department
! there are on sale a number OF plum
puddings made by the domestic
/ science class of the high school These
are wrapped in red crepe paper. which
gives a real holiday atmosphere to the
junior Red Cross booth. Further holt
/ day atmosphere is added by the ap-
! pearance Of a Christmas tree in tinsel
I loneliness.
Not by any means are all the
clothes in the old clothes booth" old.
Z One dainty pair Of bronze slippers
were sent in which had never been
worn and many other articles are
there which are very pretty and use
full
Very appetizing is the jellies and
Jam booth where are displayed cans
and cans of luscious fruit put up by
the conservation class last sumner.
The cans in the center Of this display
each bear Red Cross and these cans
are placed in a manner forming a
great Red Cross, the emblem which
marks the cause Of mercy for which
this shop has been launched
All the maids and matrons presid-
gowned in white linen and wore the
head dress Of the Red Cross
Those presiding in the art needle
work department were: Mrs Y. R
Stiles and Mrs. J. c. Lakeland.
Art department: Mrs. Charles Ne
beker. Mrs. Walter Drury and assist
ants
Trinkets and 1ewelry department:
Mrs. Z. S. Stewart, Mrs. Walter Kohl
berg and assistants.
Doll department; Mrs. Fred Wood
worth, Mrs. Burt Orndorff and assist
ants.
Old clothes department IN charge
OF Mrs. Winchester Cooley, Mrs Rob
ert Holiday and a corps Of assistants
Jellies and jams. presided over by
Mrs. R B. Homan. Mrs. ". L Fox
worth and assistants.
Mrs. l. T. KILLER, chairman, and
Mrs. G. A. Martin. treasurer, Of the
junior Red Cross, arranged this booth
and were in charge the first day Mrs
W G. Roe and committee take it over
after the first day
Mrs. Roe's helpers will be; Mrs.
H i. Birney. vice chairman; Monday,
Mrs. Herman Andreas and Mrs w
A. White Tuesday, Mrs. Paul Gin
Their and Mrs. ". A. Rank: Wednes-
day. Mrs. Frank Lyon and Mrs A H.
Butler; Thursday, Mrs. W. R. Nc
Kenna and Mrs. Vincent Andreas:
Friday. Mrs. ". P. 3. McSain all day;
Saturday. Mrs. A W. Norcop and Mrs
J. 7. Driscoll.
Mrs. ". A. Young. an expert cake
prizes. Will have charge Of the cake
department Her assistants are to be
appointed in a short time
The officers Of the Red Cross shop
are Mrs. J. F. Williams general chair
man; Mrs. J. A. Happier. vice chair
man: Mrs. A. R. Burgess. secretary
and treasurer; Mrs. ". L Brown pub
LEFTY chairman; Mrs James G. Nc
Nary, Mrs James i Collins. Mrs L
H Tucker. cashiers. Executive board
Mrs. Williams, Mrs Happier. Mrs
Horace ". Broaddus. Mrs Burgess, /
Mrs. ". L. Brown. Information bu-
reau-Nrs. f. N Bell. chairman; Mrs.
Waters Davis, vice chairman
In charge Of the tea room are Mrs
Charles Davis, chairman, and Mrs. ".
D. Wise, vice chairman. They viii be
assisted every day by a large corps
OF workers Assisting yesterday were:
Captains Mrs L G. WitherspOon, Mrs.
Charles Pomeroy, Mrs. Carter, with
Miss Nellie May Bowen, Miss Marian
Calnan. Miss Elizabeth Stevens, Miss
Olive Davis. the Misses Vera Esme
and Sonia Grouse as Mattresses
Assisting today are Mrs T ". La
nier, Mrs. DuFourcq and Mrs W l.
Tooley, captains, with Mrs. Hicks
Tooley, Mrs. Fred Billings, Miss Fran