El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

THURSDAY. in the beautiful new
tea rooms Of the Young Wom-
l. ans Christian association
most fitting and appropriate place for
a woman's meeting. in building to
be used largely for women-the Fl
Paso Equal Franchise league will
celebrate" the recent victory for suf-
frage by the passage OF the Susan
B. Anthony federal amendment in the
house on January 10. commemorate
the third birthday anniversary OF its
own organization, and install new Of
ficers, at what promises to be one
of the most brilliant luncheOns in the
history Of local clubdom-
Mrs. o. A Critchett, the retiring
president Of the league, assisted Dy
Mrs. s. J. Fennell, Mrs. David Holguin
Mrs. L. T. KILLER. Mrs. Robert Tow n
send and Miss A Louise Dietrich, have
prepared an elaborate. program OF
toasts to states, both suffrage and
anti, the entire outline being sug-
gested by the suffrage victory mar
OF 1917, and the different speakers
are to he crowned. according to the
standing Of suffrage in their various
states, according to the full rights
school bond or tax, municipal, pres
anti. or comblna-
tons, or in charter cities only. The
haloes will be Of white and gold. all
black, black with polka dots. some
with crosses, some with lines and
others with bulls eyes, according Il
how "far-seeing' the various environs
or commemorative have been. 1t Is
expected that Kansas, California
Montana, Maryland. Arkansas ano
Minnesota viii, as special states II
suffrage history. wear special ans
significant costume. The decorative
motif will be carried out in suffrage
colors.
Toasts to the states will be Of
fered as follows:
AIabama-NIrs. VIM. Wallace.
Arizona-Mrs. Y. +. Raggio.
Arkansas-Mrs- L S. Franken'
burger.
ColoradO-Mrs. ", S Tilton.
District Of Columbia-Mrs. F. j
Ballantine-
Delaware-Mrs. Z. H. Yale.
Florida-Mrs. F. D. SOFTEN
Geergia-Mrs. a H Jordan.
IdahO-Mrs. Edith c. Lane.
Illinois-Mrs. Ernest Young.
Ildiana-Mrs. D. A Wright.
Iowa-Mrs. c. A. Sorrells.
Kansas-Mrs. Ponder s Carter.
kentucky-Mrs- Geo. II. Clements.
Louisiana-Mrs. NJ. f. Won Rhein
Maine-AIrs. Fred Mayhem.
Maryland-Mrs. H. G. Greer.
Massachusetts, - Mrs. Alexander
Ferguson
Michigan-Mrs. J. II. Hirt.
Minnesota-Airs. r. II. Crossing
Mississippi-Miss Elya Sly.
Missouri-Mrs. II. A. Taylor
Montana-Mrs. Dorothy Johnston
Nebraska-Mrs. Katherine Petty.
Nevada-Miss R II. Moss.
New Hampshire-Mrs. Z. c. Berry.
New Jersey-Mrs. Z. c. Hitchcock.
New Mexico-Dr. Ida RishOp.
New York-Miss A Louise Dietrich,
North Carolina-Mrs. n. G. Reagan
North Dakota-Mrs. J. J. Hamel.
Ohio-Mrs. Il. A. Lay.
Oklahoma-Mrs. T. V. Smith.
Utah-Mrs. T. J. Upton.
Pennsylvania-Mme. May Loeser.
Rhode Island-Mrs- Z. L. KILLER,
South Carolina-Mrs. Donna KlGgel
South Dakota-Mrs. Ashe.
Tenneseee-Mrs- ". c. Mccormick.
Texas-Mrs. r. J. Tighe-
Oregon-Miss Jessie Mcdonald
Nermont-Miss Emily Green.
Eirginia-Mrs. Frank p. Jones.
Washington-Mrs N. W. Strong.
West Virginia-Mrs. Chas. Harlow.
Wisconsin-Mrs. Walter r. Haynes.
Wyoming-Mrs. II. p. Corbin.
L. s. Airs. o. a Critchett-
Mrs. L. l. Robinson. regent or Ike
becca Stoddert chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, will give a
special toast 10 our Flag; Mrs.
John Harper, Our Soldiers: L. l..
Robinson, Our President; Mrs.
Henry T. Bowie. our Allies: Mrs.
Louis r. Lay. Liberty zen costume)
Mrs. J. A. Rawlings. The Y. ". c.
A.: Miss Ruth NJ. Augur. our Third
Mrs. c. 3. Stevens, The
Vets and Drys." and Mrs. Z. L.
The Woman Citizen"