El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

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IN French classes for women hav
l. been started by the Y W. c. a. at tn
" Providence hospital. These classes ar
ID open to any women, at minimum G
ss cost, and are taught by Nine. Biche
ls Chamat. They are held from 7:5
o'clock until $50 o'clock. It is expecte
that an afternoon class viii be or
ID gained this week. with the same in
Instructor and rules.
-
ri Mrs. Dan T. White. on Thursda,
e proffered her hospitality to tina
q cOterie of friends who have been or
z gdnized for the past seven years il
81 happy sOciability-first for seriou
h study of art and literature. but broad
/ ening out each year in its activitie
and membership, and this year doin:
telling work for the Red Cross
4 Among the members are Mrs Horace
/ ". Broaddus. Mrs. c. II. Leavell, Mis-
Anne LeBaron, Mrs. Frederick Nor
ton, Mrs. James A. Dick, Mrs. Clai
/ borne Adams. Mrs. Harris Walthall
Mrs. T W. Lanier, Mrs. W. /. Fox
worth, Mrs. Otis e. Coles, Mrs Charlie:
Davis. Mrs. J. Frank Coles, Mrs Hugh
/ Grouse, Mrs. ". l. Crockett, Mrs. W
L. Tooley and a few others. Mrs
I James A. Dick will entertain the same
: personnel at their next gathering.
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Wednesday evening, at the Woman.
club, the junior members, who en-
brace a most attractive group OF
younger matrons and unmarrieds OF
the organization, are to stage a So
siety vaudeville. under the direction
Of Mrs. J. Lee Hebberd- It is to be
! something different and a word is
not to be divulged until after the
affair is part of club history. The
! committees in whose capable hands
the arrangements are, include:
Vaudeville, Mrs. James Lee Heb
| herd, Miss Frances Foster, Miss Sybil
! Shedd, and Mrs. Maurice Schwartz
| Advertising, Miss Irene Brown, Mrs.
] L J. Locke, Mrs. c. N. Grider Miss
Edna Matthias and Miss ElsinOre Shell
/ ton.
tickets. Mrs. Charles Levy, Mrs.
! John Quincy Burch, AIRS. Jake Miller.
Dance, Mrs. James Lee Hebberd,
Mrs Roy Davis, Mrs. r n. McCand
less, Miss Julia Pool, Miss Edna
Matthias and Miss Louise BlumenthaL
Refreshments, Miss Syb1 Shedd,
Miss ElsinOre Shelton, Miss Rose
mary Pelham, and Miss Constance
Pateman-
The Popular will decorate. under
the supervision Of 4IEs. Maurice
Schwartz.
A dance will happily terminate the
affair, which is given TO raise the
juniors pledge TO the club debt, and
start q nest egg Of their own.
The rainy weather did not interfere
with the gym" party given by the
Square club. Hi division Of the y. ".
c. A, for the members and their girl
friends, yesterday afternoon at the
gymnasium Of the new \. ". Q. A
building. The girls, about Is in num-
Der, assembled in the gymnasium.
where various indoor games were
played and folk-dancing was enjoyed
Later the girls gathered around the
huge fireplace in the club rooms and
toasted marshmallows, sang songs,
and in all had most enjoyable time.
Miss Blanche Campbell, instructor of
the club, then showed the girls
through the buildingi the immense
swimming pool, the auditorium, the
various working rooms, tea rooms and |
who were present at this jolly affair /
were: Misses Hattie Patterson, Lois +,
McChesney, Myrtle Lee, Nineta Lin I
dauer, Bessie Thompson, Lois Lenard, |
Marietta Blain, Muriel Berg, Lovette /
Cassen, Helen Kettler, Lucille Day, /
Virginia Cooper, Helen kaufman. |
Violet Clark, Josephine kaufman, /
Nina Ardoin, Olive Walker, Jeanne /
George, Dora Gibson, Lucy Helen /
Quarles, Amy Maud Johnson. Hariett I
Hermans, Sara PonsfOrd, Hazel Berry, |
Alice Van Eaton, Iona Palmer, Helen I
Swat Ruth Pickles. Lucille Stevens
and Miss Blanche Campbell and Sophie /
Gilchrist
On Thursday afternoon. at the coy 4
home OF Mrs. Clara Tepfer, 1927 /
Brown street, the members Of St Pat I
rick's altar guild gathered for the /
first time since the holidays to enjoy 4
ne
afternoon was spent in sewing, and, 1
as a diversion, merry contest was /
engaged in. with Mrs. NJ. Z. sweeney Il
carrying Off honors and receiving a
handsome hand embroidered boudoir /
pillow top. A delicious salad course
was served by the hostess. assisted /
by her lovely daughter, Miss kather-
inc. Among the officers attending
were AIRS. W. G. Roe, president; Mrs.
Clara Tepfer, vice PRESIDENT Mrs. ).
Kuneman, secretary; Mrs. J. / DIS
coll, treasurer and the following /
members; Mrs. James Brady, Mrs. W
J. Quigly. Mrs. Leo Hartford, Mrs M
Z. Sweeney, Mrs. X. W Chipley. Mrs /
w 3. Kennedy, Mrs. J. X Leonard,
Mrs. Charles kircher, Mrs. George +. i
Cameron. Miss Z. Sweeney. Mrs. b 4
Russell was enrolled as a new mem
Der, and Miss Katherine Tepfer and /
Miss Helen Quigly lthe winsome little 4
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Quig- |
ly) were special guests.
The Woman's Missionary society of /
Trinity Methodist church viii have its 4
annual Pledge day Tuesday, at $3.50 p. /
m, in the church, for the advancement /
of both home and foreign missions. /
An interesting program has been ar /
ranged by Mrs. o. A. Danielson.
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Mrs. Arthur Marker viii be hostess |
to the Thursday Needle club the COM /
ing week, entertaining L the home /
Of her mother. Mrs. John Franklin |
Priest, OF the Lucerne.
Cards.
Mrs. c. NJ Lyman viii entertain on
Monday afternoon the members of I
the Pioneer Bridge club. who have
been asked to her home on 1920 Mon
tana.
At her home, 1920 Montana. Mrs. ".
/. Amonett Is entertaining Informally 4
at auction this afternoon, having I
asked just a few friends in to enjoy 4
s0ciability over the card tables.
The league is to open up head /
quarters at the Popular. A comfort
able space on the third floor Of the
big store has been placed at the dis
posal of the comforts committee. OF