El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

4 Rs J. E. BOWEN. Mrs Marga-
MI ret Olive Jordan. Mrs. r J.
\ = Tighe. Mrs. George Drummer.
Mrs. ". C Campbell. Mrs. Flora
Graves and Mrs. Max Mayer have
been asked by Mrs. Robert Townsend.
chairman of courtesy and program
for the FL Paso Federation OF Won
ems clubs, 70 serve as hostesses with
the committee at tomorrOw's recep-
tion at the soldiers club. on North
Oregon street. when members OF the
34th infantry and fifth cavalry bands
at Fort Bliss viii be specially honored.
Mrs Frank P. Jones. Mrs Dorothy
Johnston and AIRS. Gustave York are
on the committee with Mrs Townsend.
and members Of the federation Will
augment the list in dispensing hos
pitality. Mrs. Julia A Sharp and as
sisting members viii serve refresh
ments-
A local post wiz be compUmented
on the program. Mrs Gene Regamey
having chosen one OF Dr. B. +. Jen-
ness's Service Rhymes" to read. Miss
Nellie Nae Bowen is 20 give piano
numbers, and Miss Virginia Bean is 10
play the violin, accompanied by her
mother, AIRS. Y. l. Bean Mrs VIII T.
Owen is 10 sing. Mrs. Adine 7. owen
presiding at the piano. Madame Mae
Loeser-no war service program is
complete without her helps to give
a. vocal solo, and Miss Katherine Gri1-
fifth viii give an interpretarive dance
AS additional diversion, several well
known matrons are to tell fortunes
The hours are from TO 8 This is
the federatiOn's return to the two mu-
steal organizations for the valuable
service Chey did, on Self Denial DAY,
by playing almost constantly to at
tract the people to the booth in the
plaza where thrift stamps were being
sold. The women and younger society
girls who formed the sales committee
Of voluntary workers are also to be
guests.
The Home for the Aged and White
Orphanage has to its credit in local
bank over S5O0-the result Of its ba-
zaar. memberships and thank offer
ings for the year This announcement
viii be enthusiastically received by
the member Of the organization, who
are bending every effort to swing
the work OF building a home on the
land given them. up the valley Six
teen out OF the "a members or the
executive board were present Satur-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
J. A. Potter, 10 Palms Court 10 make
plans for carrying on the work MIS-
G. T. Race presided. Waf1le parties
ing scheme, and IL is hoped that con-
cessiOns may be given the women 70
serve the various out door shows ana
other things that come to III Faso
7,,rf,s the summer. Mrs J. A Fo--
ter heads the waffle committee 10
look after the latter, ASSISTED py MISS
Alice Ashcroft, Miss Sarah spencer
Mrs. George Mattioe, MIS- J. r F 10
ertsou- Miss Ellen Campbell MIS-
Louis Behr and others There Is an
other committee headed by Mrs f. II
Yale and Mrs. r. J. Baron, VINO VIII
start waffle parties in various MONIES
Mrs. 3. E. MOultOn, Mrs FRED May
hew' Dr.. Ida Blsnop, MIS- A ~. ei1 =
Gowan. Mrs. Alice Holt and Mrs K
" Graham viii complete their per
sonnet
Mrs. O. A Critchett, secretary Of the.
board. was endorsed by the entire
vote Of those present for member OF
the board of education. and financial
assistance will be given the commit
tee furthering her candidacy
Mrs J. A. Potter, around whom the
work Of the Home for the aged has
devOtedly revolved- since It's incep-
ton, says the board is silently appeal
ing for memberships-me mberships
at 81 a year. Ten we're voted in Sat-
urday. making a total OF go. SAID
Mrs Potter: our necessarily Ob1ec-
tive point, to carry this work tor-
ward without soliciting money, VIII
be 1000 members. Though long
road TO travel, 10 reach this goal II
is probable that vet 1000 members,
with their quarterly thank offerings,
viii swing the great work This viii
not, however, admit Of any building
operations that must be reached by
some other source Of revenue"
The small body of women have al
ready made a splendid showing in.
the piling up OF bedding for future
needs (when their dream becomes
reality. with new and ADEQUATE build