El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-30


naturally is turned with one arm, de-
! velCping one side and one set OF Or
I gans, and then the poor housekeeper
does not understand why she is slch'
alas: Gas stoves, giving OH tneli
I poisonous gases, electric lights, pre-
pairing men and women Of the future
for impaired eyesight and the spec
I-tacle age, telephones. TO encourage
! laziness and Obviating the necessity
OF taking a good walk occasionally 70
see our friends, or buy our household
goods: paper blankets, perhaps made
out Of old rags and papers; electric
irons. literally dangling our house
keepers at the end Of a string, and IN
cidentally encouraging the electric
light trust"
In addition to the original discus
sion apropos TO the multitudi1ous
duties REQUIRED in the running Of a
family hearth. Mrs. Ponde. 5. Carter
gave the third chapter OF the feder-
alton history, covering the period 81
IT, Wnen the sponsoring OF the GIFTS
Home Economic clubs in the city
schools and endor- ement of Mrs. J a.
Rawlings as a member Of the board OF
education marked an epoch in the
annals Of the organization. Mrs.
Carter, in instancing the progress OF
TIE federation. exhibits rare tact and
clever wit. overlooking no event that
should go down on the record
Mrs y illia1- -.-a1lace called to the
attention Of the women the discour-
agement confronting the Boy Scouts,
who had periodically gone out TO
pick fruit, but were underpald and
poorly fed. II was decided TO report
the matter to the chairman OF the
war work.
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp again reminded
the federation Of the pledge taken 10
buy no German made goods, after the
war. and an effort was started TO ex-
tend the boycott against Spain-ln
fact only allied made goods are to be
encouraged. She also spoke Of the
overshadowing menace Of polygany
and the growth Of the Mormon move
nent IN FL PasO. The corresponding
secretary was instructed TO write the
Anti-Normon society east, assuring
cooperation in this locality
Mrs Fennell has been appointed for
the county war work. the request
coming from Mrs. Reese Wilson
The leagues year book is out.
The senior Baptist Young Peoples
union OF Highland Park church par
in a delightful lawn party,
Friday evening. two immense trucks
the merrymakers down the
valley 10 the home Of Rev. and Mrs
Ed l. Aullican- Following music and
games a hountiful lunch was spread
IN the midst Of the fun. Juvius
PluVfuS appeared as an unexpected
guest. and put the lights out Of serv-
ice-a happening that did not how
ever. eItinguish the fun Among the
guests were Misses Eunice Lloyd, Con
ME Franklin. Vera Cavines, Hazel
Dixon Gladys Dixon, Mona Hughes.
Grace Horne, Jewel Young, Helen
keaton. Lucille Robertson, Ruth
Young. Marcia Glover. Corine KeatOn.
Toe Baker, Annie Bell Baker. Marian
Hafly, Ruth webb, Eugene Boydston,
Mona Norris, Lucille Barglebaugh, Z
2reble AIillican; Messrs. Foster. Racht, I
Frank Norris. Truitt Langston, Tur- Z
hell. Bail, c. E Ellsworth, n l. CARR
son. Edward AIillican, IT.. Cecil Criss. |
Floyd Hughes. Jack Smith. Edward
Alillican. Marshall Arguiu. Hatcher [
son. Paul Pickett. Bauchene. Tomas I
dillican. Farrell Earles. Master Erwin /
3arEl ebauEh. Mrs r. J. Norris. Mrs ]
3enj- Franklin, Mrs. J. E Griffin. Mr. ]
I'D Mrs. A. p Alillican and Mr. and /
Mrs. V. H. Lawton.
The Equal Franchise league will /
hold its last meeting until Septem- I
Der. on Thursday at p m. In the I
auditorium Of the Y. W c. A. with !
Mrs. o. A. Critchett in the chair. Ma I
.ional and state suffrage will be dis
cussed by L l. Robinson; Mrs S = 4
Fenneu viii talk on Aged Suffrag-
cites Casting their Maiden Vote" and j
Mrs. H P. Corbin. who has just re-
turned from Colorado, viii relate her
experiences at the state Democratic I
convention. The final business viii I
be disposed Of, pending the sumner
vacation