El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-02
CIoudcroft Baby Sanatorium Names
Officers and Prepares For the Season

I large part of the beautiful porch
/ where the babies cribs are placed
I during the day, was screened-some-
I thing that had been much needed The
/ building must be painted, the roof re-
paired, the furnace oVerhauled- W ood
must be purchased now, to get It at a
! reasonable price. Before the sana-
I torium opens, staple food supplies
must be bought for the season, to in
/ sure economy in the buying The
work Of carrying on such an institu-
l ton is no child's play, and active CO.
so gladly enterting into this work,
/ should be given by every man and
woman who realize that our babies
/ health is Texass wealth. that FL
Paso must look to her babies as her
| future citizens and protect and cher
ish them The sanatorium should be-
come the pride Of every FL Pasoan's
heart, as it Is TO those few who have
worked for it and know what it
means"
The Equal Franchise league is pre-
senting a special program at its
Thursday meeting, to be held at p.
-, in the new Y ". auditorium, at
which 10 cents admission is to be
charged. the proceeds to go toward
purchasing chairs for the new Sol
diers' clubhouse. Miss Margaret
Hines will give a dramatic reading Of
Hiawatha's Wooing. Madame May
Loeser accompanying at the piano.
Later, the final act OF Ibsen's Doll
House" is to be enacted, with Mrs.
Irene Shirley Frickelton portrayinS
the role OF Nora; Mrs. George Brun-
ner, Dr. Rank. and Mrs. Georgia Fer
guson Helmer, Nora's husband Mrs
Ferguson, who is chairman OF pro-
,;ram, and responsible for the excel
lent program mapped out for the year,
is to give a resume of the Ibsen play
and tell why it was chosen Later,
Madame Loeser will sing. and Miss
Nina Locke is to give some classical
dancing. A short essay contest will
then be conducted, on woman's legal
status in the state-the papers are to
be written right in meeting and a
prize given for the hest Miss Eileen
Klugel viii close the program with a
solo. Monday at 5 .. m. in the cham
Der Of commerce. the league will map
ont its campaign for placing the name
OF Mrs. O. A Critchett on the school
board ticket. All women interested
are asked to attend. and presidents Of
all women's organizations or two rep
resentatives.
Thursday evening at the Y. ". the
educational committee is giving a
musical for members of the organi-
cation and their friends, as follows:
Etude De Concert ..---- Mcdowell
Left hand arrangement Of the sex
tette from Lucia de Lammermoor,
Miss Nellie Nay Bowen.
Serenade. Erik Meyer-Helmund
Like the Rosebud. Frank La Forge
Violin soil
Naggsang GuIlaby) 49,. Tor AuIin |
.....-.... .Chamlnade-Kr eisler
F Sorrells.
D. E c Prentiss. accompanist
Forest Song go. Benjamin Whelpley |
violin soil -''' "a zen
To a Wild Rose. ........-.....
- -.-. Mcdowell Hartmann I
Les Farfadets-Emilio Pente
F. L Sorrells, DR.. Prentiss at the
piano.
Il Bacio. Arditi !
Mrs Lorentzen-
Mrs. c. H Campbell is chairman Of
the committee, and Mrs. C. NJ Lyman. !
chairman for the musicale, assisted
by Mrs. ". c Mccormick, Mrs. Albion
4 Jones and Mrs Dwight J. Bradley
Texas Heroes day viii be observed
by Robert Z. Lee chapter, United
Daughters OF the COnfederaey, by a
prograe1 at the Woman's club. Thurs
day at 3 D., which will be open to not
only the members OF the organization,
but the public as well. Mrs. Margaret
Olive Jordan has charge of the his
toric part Of the program, which will
include a tribute to Gen. Sam Hous-
ton. by Mrs. J. E. Bowen; Stephen A
Austin, by Mrs. J. l. Ely, and Gen.
Travis, by Lieut. Arthur L Marek- /
The musical part is being arranged by
Mrs. J. II. HurxthaL and will include
selections by Mrs. VIII T. Owen. Mrs
Adine 7. Owen. Mrs. J. Walter Chris
tie. Miss Dorothy Cram. Billie Ber-
rien and Walter Davis. Dances will
be given by Miss Blanche Cornwall.
accompanied at the piano by Nine
Nay Loeser.
The Missionary society Of East FL
PasO Methodist church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. J. 7. Lane 2201
Texas. The bible lesson was read by
Mrs Henry Taylor, the subject. Mis-
sions in China" from the Missionary
Voice; Mrs. L J. Ayers gave an inter-
esdng talk on the pioneer nissiona-
ries in China: Mrs. J. n Neville. su-
perintendent OF Judy, presented the
January bulletin, the subject OF which
was war work among the different
auxiliaries. Thursday mornings of
each week were set aside Off Red
Cross work at the White House. 4 So