El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07


MRS. HENRY T. BOWIE leaves
wi Sunday night for a speech max
ing tour to Austin. Newcomb. Edna
and other points. explaining the war
work OF the Y. ". c. A She expects
to return home by the last OF next
week. Mrs. Bowie IS a member OF
the national war work board OF the
Y. W. and touches the human side as
well as the patriotic in her splendidly
worded addresses
During the absence OF Mrs. Bowie
Mrs. ". A. Warner. first vice presi-
dent CT the ~" viii preside at the
board meeting. which meets Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock
Mrs. Bowie gave a talk at the Fl
PasO County Teachers institute Fri
day. this being an unusually active
week with the war work institute
for west Texas and southeast New
Mexico converting IN FL Paso for a
two days session.
The fall schedule OF work at the Y.
". viii be ushered in Tuesday. Octo-
Der /. with a big luncheon. it being
Committee day" Every department
head viii then be ready TO report her
prospective plans for the coming
months
Mrs. r. L Miller presided at the
monthly business and social session OF
the womel's Bible class or central
Baptist church. Thursday afternoon az
3. held In the class room Mrs. W F.
Hatchell read the scripture lesson ana
led In prayer. After several items OF
business were transacted, the business
session was adjourned and the enter
tainment committee took charge An
excellent program was enjoyed py me
following. Mrs. 3. l. Miller, Mrs. w
II. Rogers. Mrs c. E Penny. Mrs W
3. Day. Mrs ". F. HatchelL Mrs J.
Hise Myers, Mrs. X s. Martin. MS p
H Neville. Mrs. N. Seeger. Mrs n B.
Parsons, Mrs ; l. DoWnuI s ,l-s
Dan Hammond Mrs r L. MOTIFS. Mrs
z. Sturgeon. Mrs. s z. Bull. Mrs E F.
Cosgrove. Mrs T. ". Lanier, Mrs j.
y Widen. Miss Louise McCheSney,
Mrs r. F. Harvey.
The annual meeting OF the Baptist
Woman's associatiOnal auxiliary VIII
be held at the First Baptist church
Tuesday It viii be an all day meet
ing. opening at 1880 a. m The pro-
gram is as follows.
Devotional. Mrs. Howard Taylor
Recognition and welcome 10 visl-
tors
Solo. Mrs. R. V. Pearson.
Luncheon hour.
Special music, professor Evans
Solo. Mrs. ". C. Abbot
Music. Miss Minnie Taylor.
Roll call
Visitors hour.
Reading. Mrs. J. E Fincher.
Benediction-
Mrs. John Alexander Klein. IT,
formerly Helen Stratton. was hostess
Friday afternoon TO the girls and
Younger matrons who compose the
Nine Nifty Nitters-4Iiss Valerie
Lorig. Mrs. ]. Beeson Hunt (Kather-
inc Pfaff). Miss Alice Myles. Miss Nell
lie Mae Bowen Miss Elizabeth Ste
vens. Miss Agnes Stewart and Miss
Sarah Bridgers- Miss Mary Hill IS
east. The group knitted in pleasant
sociability. later being served dainty
refreshments. Mrs. Hunt is entertain
ing the same cOterie next week at the
parental Henry Pfaff home
"Children's Virtues" viii be the In
teresting topic OF a round table dis
cussfon Of the Parents circle Of the
First Christian church Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. Sept 10. Mrs. Frank
Stevenson will lead the discussion. 70
truth fuiness. unselfishness, trust
worthiness. independence. respect, re-
serve, refinement, reverence, punctu-
ality. ambition. friendship, content
ment and loyalty. These meetings
are open 10 all who are Interested in
this important branch OF war work
at home
The Patriotic league Of the Y w.
Is making big plans for Thursday
nights meeting. Mrs Julius A. krak-
auer having returned from her vaca-
tion to again take up the work OF this
group OF women. A report Of all work
done during the summer VIII be made,
the program to start at $3.50 o'clock,
in the association building Miss
Helena Huffaker Will talk on proposed
work for the year, and suggest war
work needs
The wOmen's auxiliary OF Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church viii hold
rally day Tuesday at 3 p m. when
de luxe program Will be enjoyed,
under the direction OF Mrs J. G. Low
man The devotional viii be led by
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