El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-15
Franchise League Members Plan
Wartime Schemes to Raise Funds

smith were named a committee on
membership, and Miss Connolly, chair
man OF phone committee. The per-
sonnet have been working at Red
Cross workshop, on Thursdays, all day,
but decided 10 give an additional Tues
day afternoon to the patriotic tasks.
The Thrift Stamp committee reported
the sale Of 1927 on Self Denial day,
at the Modern The office OF historian
was given to the Kappa Alpha The
tas, who Will elect one of their num-
Der to keen a record OF the dOings OF
the local Organization of women
The Pan-Hellenic association in
'cludes: President. Mrs. Kenneth Mac
Csllum. Delta Delta Delta: vice pres
ident, Mrs. F. W. Norton, Delta Cam
ma: corresponding secretary, Mrs. B.
F. Clutter, Kappa Kappa Gamma; re-
cording secretary. Miss Kathleen
Gould, Pi Beta, Phi; treasurer, Mrs
Everett Long, Chi Omega
The representa- ives are: Alpha
Delta Phi. Mrs. Z. D. Stewart: Alpha
Phi. Mrs Harry Ponsford; Chi Omega.
Mrs Everett Long: Delta Delta Delta,
Miss Frances Smith; Delta Gamma.
Mrs F. ". Norton; Kappa Alpha,
Theta, Mrs. r B. Redic; Kappa Kappa
Gamma. Mrs. B. F. Clutter: Pi Beta
Phi Miss Kathleen Could; Phi Mu.
Miss Louise Sistermans; Sigma kap-
pa, Miss Dorothy Clark: Zeta Tau Al
mia, Mrs. Percy McGhee, jr.: Phi Mu
Gamma. Mrs. Walter Scott: Phi Beta
Kappa. Miss Mabel Falvey; Red Cross
work, Mrs. Battelle White; press re-
porter, Miss Sarah Bridgers-
Among the guests present were
Mrs. McCallum, Mrs. r r. Redic, Mrs
Percy NcGhee. jr.. Mrs. f. D. Stewart
Mrs. F. W. Rheinheimer. Miss Milda
Connolly, Mrs. Battelie White, Mrs y.
Everett Long. Mrs F. E Hunter, MISS
Mary Wadlington. Miss Frances Eliz-
abeth Smith. Miss Louise Sistermans,
Mrs II. Z. Cantrell. Miss Claudia
Brown. Mrs. W. H. Scott, Miss kath-
leen Could and Miss Sarah Bridgers.
In the parIors OF the First Christian
church, The Parent circle gave
merry valentine party to the young
people OF the congregation, on Thurs-
aav evening. more than $50 attending
The decorations were most effective,
in valentine hearts and American
beauty roses. The program was IN
charge Of Mrs. Fred Mulberry. an in
PRODUCTION game" starting things of
with a vim A musical romance con-
test also added fun, the prize being
won BY Miss Leila Willett, For IN 2
automobile contest. Mr. Dawson
carried off hOnors also for the dough-
nut contest and for a clothes-handing
contest, the first prize was won oy
SerEt- Brown and the second by chap
lain o. J. Cohee- There was also an
archery contest. Miss Beuna Glider
being expert. I'D Rather Be Nalen-
tine Than a Valentine" was the sub
ject for a weighty debate. which re-
rulted IN a tie. The prize was cake,
which was divided among the deba-
tors. An old fashioned postOffice, in
charge Of c. r Johnson, also created
merriment Mrs c. H. Elliott was
postmistress, and gave everybody
present a valentine-these being
matched for supper partners The re-
freshments were served IN two
booths. presided over by Mrs J. NJ
Sheers and Mrs. W. Y. Davis. Miss
Edith Bigham furnished music. Mrs.
c. C COvington was chairman OF
decoration: Mrs. Fred Mulberry, chair
man OF entertainment: Mrs. Gus
Thumm, refreshments. and Mrs J. &
Love, reception