El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
+. d DOROTHY h. IoHNsTON.

1lI1ll1lI A1g DOE1U n I d. JUN . o-Ns uliil
I filiate with the national association
Mrs. L J. Locke being named chair
{ man Of membership. The organization
voted 10 send flowers to Miss Frances
/ Elizabeth Smith. one OF their number
! who is recovering from typhoid at the
I home OF her parents judge and Mrs
I William Robert Smith. in Hawthorne
Place.
/ Wade Hampton chapter, United
l Daughters Of the Confederacy. met
/ Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
A W. Bittick, on 1926 Tularosa street
/ all chapters are supposed to hold their
elections upon this date in celebration
OF the founders honor Mrs C. N.
Goodlet Mrs. J. H Harper presided.
Letters were read from Miss Mary B.
POppenheim, the president general
and from Mrs J. c. Muse regarding
the Mother Goose festival held re-
Gently. and the $1,000 sent her for cs-
tablishing a hospital bed in Neully.
France. for Fl Paso, by the children
OF the COnfederacy- Mrs. c. z. Bryan.
chairman Of the fete. reported that a
few OF the children had not vet turned
in their money, which would amount
10 about 50, and a check for 500 ad-
c1tional had been sent that day to
Mrs Muse. and she had been asked for
so days to raise another 500 for the
second bed Git costs $500 per bed,
annually
A rising vote of thanks was ex-
tended TO all who 50 generously helped
in the Mother Goose festival, and H
5 Potter, G. A. Martin and Mrs.
Dorothy Johnston were made honor
airy associate members. Mr.. and Mrs
J. L McWuliams were made honor
airy mem bers. Mrs. John A. Arm
strong. Miss Lois Bonnie and Mrs. sgd
ney Hockett were made associate
members Mrs c. R. Helm. Mrs Mamie
Yates and Mrs. A. C. Dunbar were
elected alternates for the reunion in
Tulsa Greetings viii be sent to the
Confederate veterans from the chap
New officers elected Can unani-
President. Mrs. C. z. Bryan: first
vice president, Mrs W. J. Crocker
(reelected); second vice president Mrs.
J. l. Mclean third vice president.
Mrs. T. " Hatch; fourth vice presi-
dent Mrs A. ". Bittick; recording
secretary, Miss Harriet BottOrff; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. c. R. Helm;
treasurer Mrs. J. ". Faulkner: reg
istrar. Mrs. E A. Mitchell (reelected);
historian, Miss Eula Harper.
A social hour was enjoyed with good
fellowship and the spirit Of duty from
every quarter. A vote of thanks was
extended to the retiring president,
Mrs J. H Harper, for the high plane
OF good VIII on which she had con-
Quoted the chapter during her admin
istration. They adjourned 10 meet
with Mrs. H d. Camp, 1870 Epson ave-
nue.. the third Friday. Leaving reluct-
antly the hospitable home Of Mrs. A.
". Bitticl1 at a late hour. She was as
sisted by Miss Harriet BottOrfE
Robert E. Lee chapter, United
Daughters Of the Confederacy, met to
elect officers and discuss future plans,
Tuesday afternoon, at their chapter
room in the WOman's club building.
Mrs. y. H Allen was unimOusly re-
elected president; Mrs. B. l. Farrar,
first vice president: Mrs. ". Hal AID
ridge, second vice president. Mrs. Will
liam Caples. third vice president; Mrs
A. Van Mourick, fourth vice president;
Mrs. J. L. Ely. recording secretary;
Mrs. n H BlOomer, correspo bonding
secretary Mrs. Fred E Stevenson,
treasurer. Miss Kate Stoker. histor-
ian: Mrs. S. J. Gatlin. registrar; Mrs.
James z. Bowen, parilamentariani