El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-28

THE Nine Nifty NltteTe, MISS Meme
May Bowen. Miss Agnes Stewart.
Mrs. J. Beeson Hunt. Mrs. John Alex
ander Klein, Miss Sarah Bridgers. Miss
Valerie Lorig. Miss Elizabeth Stevens
and Miss Alice 8fyles. met at the J. E
Bowen home on Montana street. on
Saturday afternoon with Miss Nellie
May Bowen as hostess. Miss Mary
Hill. another member. IS in New York
A guest Of the afternoon was Mrs
Herbert Herbine, the former Miss
Mary White, and her tiny daughter
The meeting was an unusually hap
by affair. a sort OF reunion as the
club had not met for several weeks
Besides knitting for the soldiers. this
little a,roup has adopted three French
orphans and the girls are now going
to furnish delicacies for the patients
at Aoy emergency hospital During
the Festival Of the Allies they decided
not TO spend any OF the money they
had in the treasury for the decoration
Of their float, so, with the kindness OF
friends and their own artistic in
genuity. their picturesque float was
one OF the prettiest in the parade and
the money saved enabled them 10
adopt one Of their orphans
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The committees Of the high school
Girls Square club has been having
meetings to plan Work for tine en-
tire year.
The finance committee. with Miss
Abbie Roberts as chairman and Miss
Walker, a high school teacher, as ad-
wiser, met on Saturday afternoon and
planned that their budget OF $3.50 be
divided among the various campaign
funds OF home and foreign war work.
The program committee met Satur-
day afternoon also with Miss Myrtle
.-fa w. ~ 4
the high school. as advisor The pro-
gram for the entire year was ar
ranged as follows.
Nov. s-Aiscellaneous program.
Dec. "a debate.
Jan 3-Patriotie program
Feb. Patriotic program
March stunt program
April War program
May 2-Cantata.
The social committee had a meet
ing on Saturday afternoon with Miss
Mary Faris as chairman. but Miss
Bess Rutledge. who Is TO be the ad-
wiser, was unable to be present on
account OF Illness Il arranged the
following program:
Nov. 15--Bunco party
Dec I5-Christmas party
Jan 10-Nothers' banquet
Feb. Valentine special. the
guests to be Y NJ c. a members, high
school boys and girls and the high
March 1l&saint Patriek's day
May s-afay day party, the guests
to be the girls who VIII enter the
first year of high school in the fall
There viii be a meeting OF the rec
week to complete their program for
the year.
The devotional committee planned
the years work last month.
Miss Virginia Dawson Is chairman
OF this committee with Mrs Howard
c Taylor as adviser. The program
follows;
Nov. se-Thanksgiving service. the
subject 10 be Sincerity
Dec. 2o-Christmas service; subject,
Jan 17-scale Of values; resOlu-
Feb. 21-Forgiveness.
March 21-Affection.
April 1S-Endurance-
March 1s-Summary Of years work
The girls OF this committee are
planning very attractive meetings.
The rooms are 10 be decorated in
keeping with the seasons and are to
be held in the central Y. W c. A.
club rooms.
The sale OF stamps through the
neighbOrhood secretaries amounted 10
SS33-94 on Saturday. this being the
largest sale for one dav for several
weeks. IF something like this could
be attained every day. il would give
4 more hopeful outlook to making the I
war savings quota. which is really |
within our reach II we work hard"
nd Mrs A. S. Peatross. director OF
wcN1an's work. "And II we do make Q
our war savings quota II will be 60
nE cTer the top on something quite rs
as some Of the going over the 4
.op over there. and all the more TO /
Fl Paso's credit.
IN one city in the middle west 4 /
novel way Of taking care of the finan- |
;ial future for the men who will re-
turn from France has been inaugu- !
-ated- They have a war savings chest 4
Tor the absent men, each family saw |
ng for some loved one. It Will IN I