El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-16

suite V; Cd Minuet, 3 minor, French
suite III; (c) Clique, q major. French
suite V, Miss Kathleen Faris.
VII (a) Allemande. French suite
II; (b) Air in D; Cc) Prelude and
Fugue in c major, A. F. Sievers.
The Pan Hellenic club had a bush
ness meeting last Tuesday with Is
members present Representative for
the sororiLies who did not have repre-
sentatives before were elected. The
club adopted one French orphan at
this meeting. 4 quilt is to be knitted.
formed OF squares in the fraternity
colors- There will be = meeting when
this knitting win be cone on Thurs
day afternoon Of each week The
first OF these meetings Is TO be held
next Thursday, the 2Ist. at o'clock
at the residence OF Mrs. H F. Bald
win, 1105 Noble street The Quilt on
It's completion is 10 be given to the
Red Cross Gift Shop to be sold for
the Red Cross fund
There will be a regular meeting of
the \. W c. a. board Of directors next
Thursday afternoon. The meeting
was TO have been held this week. but
was postponed on account Of the war
work campaign. The Sammies. a girls
club will have meeting next Thurs
day
THE matrons gymnasium class Of the
7. ". c. A. will meet regularly on
Monday and Thursday mornings from
10 until IL o'clock
Inc business girls gymnasium class
OF the Y W. c A. Will meet on Mon
days and Thursdays from 1880 until
$3.50 o'clock in the evening, and on
Tuesday and Friday evenings from
$50 to $50 and from 1870 until $3.50.
The Parent-teachers' association Of
Grandview school, will have a meet
ing friday, November -, at Inc
The Westminster circle Of West
minister Presbyterian church will have
business meeting Tuesday after
noon at . o'clock in the church par
me women OF Trinity Methodist
church will observe the annual week
Of prayer and self denial beginning
tuesday, the 18th, and lasting through
sunday. the 24th. Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock. Miss Elizabeth
Henry will have charge Of the young
peoples meeting. Rev. p. r. Knicker-
booker viii preach the week OF prayer
sermon at II Sunday morning. the
18th Mrs. Walter Scott Will direct
the Junior Missionary society IN its
services at , o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Wade Hampton chapter, U. D. C.
met in Asbury Methodist church Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs.
e E Bryan, president OF the chapter.
presided Letters were read from
chaplain F. c. Armstrong, Of the 36th
field artillery, and Sgt. Maj. E H. Al
len. Of the 316th infantry; also, there
were letters from Mrs. Cornelia |
No y rF Fs@af~ a
Mrs J. A. Roundtree- The delegate I
for the general convention. which is
to be held in Louisville. Ky, during |
the first week Of December, was elect [
ed and is to be Mrs. ". J. Croker. !
Thanksgiving will be celebrated by I
the chapter with a patriotic recep- |
A chapter report OF the years work 4
was read by Mrs. W. ]. Croker. a /
fund for patriotic undertakings was /
raised during the past year of $4,000. /
out Of this fund the beautiful memo /
-ial was erected to the heroes Of Texas 1
N the new court house building and /
arge sum was used for Red Cross 1
and other patriotic work.
Very interesting "reminiscences were !
given of the recent Tulsa reunion by
Yrs J. II. Harper. Mrs. J. T. AfeLain
md Miss Harriet Bottorff.
Mrs. G Z. Bryan read a tribute to /
Texas women. written by Meek Moo
icy, a man who has passed his 18th
-ear.
a fund was raised to send Christ
mas boxes to the soldiers in France.
Mrs. J. a. Pickett was elected an
associate member Of the chapter and
honorary members elected included
he names Of Gen. J. J. Pershing. Col.
md Mrs. S. W. Glover. Brig. Gen. Ed
win Anderson, and Col S. r II. Temp
Tins, Of the Seventh cavalry.
me litrle mascot of the chaDteP I