El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-31
Women's Organizations.

Circle five OF the First Methods
I church viii convene Thursday at pa
/ p m as guests Of Mrs. J. II. Rullman
. Sl9 Laurel All are asked 10 bring
I their knitting. prepared TO work
Mrs W. H. Payne and Mrs. ". z.
Z Easton viii be hostesses at Thurs
Z days meeting Of Trinity Methodist
/ Bible class, called for 8 o'clock at the
{ Easton residence. 1913 River street
Because Of recent bereavemeuts to two
I Of the members. the social session is
I 10 be dispensed with. Members are
Z asked TO bring their knitting.
] The Mothers Jewels band Of the
Z First Methodist church-children be-
7 tween four and ten years Of age
[ viii assemble in the parlors at 10
o'clock Saturday morning for their
Z regular session II is also upon this
morning that all children between
the years Of ten and il are TO be or
gained into a Home Guard band.
The women Of Trinity Missionary
society spent Tuesday. from early
morning TO late afternoon. sewing for
the Red Cross. their place Of assem-
. bling being in the church parlors. At
$3.50 D. M, Mrs. Robert Lander pre-
sented the missionary study. and Miss
Case told Of her work among the
Africans. being secretary OF the Wom-
ems Missionary council for Latin
America and Africa The women ex-
pressed their gratitude TO D. J. Nc
Came. Of the Southwestern Electric
company, for the use Of an electric
sewing machine and two motors. that
Rave been the means OF expediting
their war WOrk-they have accom-
pished SO much more than mere fly
ing fingers could
Children from every quarter. Of the
city are popping up for rehearsal
preparatory 10 the big lawn fste in
Cleveland square, 20 be given by the
Children OF the COnfederacy on Fri
day, August 80. between the hours OF
and 10 o'clock p m The committee
in charge hopes that every child in
town viii take part in the Mother
Goose entertainment Tuesday after
noon there were at least 30 percent
present 10 rehearse on the lawn OF
Mrs Frank Glover. Of Mckinley ave-
nue., and they are meeting at the same
place Ihursday-mostly the army
folk juvenile population is drawn
from this district. The groups living
near Austin Park viii conEregate
there Friday afternoon for practice.
and in turn. nearly every locality viii
be covered ANY child wishing to
participate may telephone either Mrs.
W. L. Care. Mrs T. " Lawrence or !
Mrs. Charles T. Bryan
This is season Of vacationing and
fatigue, with most people out OF town, I
for at least a part Of the summer, but ]
IL would be difficult TO picture a more I
inspiring nour ana nalI-or Q more I
profitable one-than that OF Tuesday /
morning, at the Woman's club. when /
that clever group Of younger musi- |
clans banded together as the Mac |
Dowen club offered a program. each |
number was especially fitted as an
encore-rather a novel idea A good 4
" sized audience was present TO en-
joy the event, the numbers OF which /
and interpreters follows;
''TOccataf Neutrality-suspicious.. Paradise /
"ScherzO" ..----.-. Nendelssohn /
Miss Margaret Schuster.
Butterfly Etude ...-.....-. Gregg
Butterfly Etude ........ Chopin /
Miss Eva Crosby
My Lover. He Comes in the Slkle"
.--...---......-.- Clough-Leig hton
The Blue Bell" -...---.. Mcdowell
Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams. Gee.
vase lmpropmLu .---.------.. List
Miss Alzina Orndorff.
IN autumn --.-------- 4loskOWsAi
-NoILuAle -.s-s..... CHOPIN
Miss Dorothy Congdou- oil.
Vocal solos lselected) .
Mrs Helen Cooper Williams.
Boat song -------.--------.- POldini
Miss Margaret Hardy.
NOFelz1o --------- .-------.. GODDARD
The Merry Mandarin .-...... Poldini
Miss Winifred Woods. 800.