El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Forthcoming Weeks RepIete With Dates For Charming
Social Gatherings And Run70rS OF Coming Events All
For Some Useful Charitable Or Patriotic Purpose


2 show and a series Of lectures are to be
held The date Is set for April o.
Nay ., inclusive.
To all club women the coming OF
Miss Jane Adams, this week. marks
an epoch. Miss Addams's biggest ad-
dress VIII be made in Temple Mt ST.
n2l, Tuesday night at o'clock, at a
mass meeting 10 be presided over by
Z the eminent WOmaus own d zee. Mrs
ernest A Young, who is president Of
the III Paso Equal Franchise league
I IL is with her that the great hearted
Chicasoan VIII stay while in the city
( angemeuts are TO be made for
public appearance OF the celebrated
founder OF Huu House for some date
on 81 ednesday.
With the usual amount OF time al
lOttld 20 War service, which is never
forgotten by the faithful. and the 80
tie coteries who meet for tea or cards
or knitting or TO discuss literary top
les anu politics, there could possibly
be but little time for idleness-
Retrospectively, there has been no
lethargy on the turned pages. The
week closed this afternoon with a
beautiful tea at the Woman's club,
with Airs. George Drummer hostess, and
fo- the benefit OF the College Won
ans club French orphans adoption
FUND. Several hundred attended. The
parlors and spacious auditorium were
exquisite in their elaborateness Of
decoration, with handsome rugs,
potted palms and ferns, and flowers
converting the latter into a salon Of
particular attractiveness. Mrs. A. B.
Fail and her daughter. Miss Jouett,
were among those asked to assist
Mrs VIII T. owen. Mrs. II. o. Wright.
Mrs. W a Hawkins. Mrs. ". R.
Brown, Mrs W II James, Mrs. ". W
Turney and Mrs. o. S. Stewart. with
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states senator from New Mexico. took
turns in presiding over the various
rretulv deCked tea tabs while the
parlor hostesses Included MS Charles I
N Bassetts Mrs James Graham Nc
Narf, Mrs. C. o. Rucker. Mrs. J. J.
Pearces Mrs S. J. FennelL Mrs. Milton
A Warner, Mrs Dorothy Johnston, J
Mrs. F. B. Hadlocks Mrs. ]. J. Finney.
Mrs A II. Key and several mem bers ]
or the College WOman's club iuclud- I
ing Mrs R h Cressingham, the presi- I
dent; Mrs c. H Campbell, Mrs Joseph 7
NJ Nealon and Mrs. S. h. Sutherland. I
A coterie Of the younger society I
buds assisting numbered Miss Mar I
garet Schusters Miss Fail. Miss Ethel /
Brown, Miss Ruth Schwartz. Miss I
sarah Bridgers, Miss Dorothy Irene /
robertson, Miss Edna Douglas, Miss I
Ruth Augur, Miss Virginia Bean. Miss J
Edna Geer, Misses Marian and Lucille ]
Lemon OF Las. Cruces.
Miss Katherine Griffith gave grace
ful interpretative dancing. and there I
was special music.
On Friday, there were two delight |
iul teas one at the Judge J. N. Cog
gin home, 1924 Magoffin avenue. with I
, 5lrs. Goggin and Mrs. Hugh $. White I
Torpedo" for the Navy I
league, and a second at the home Of :
Mrs A. Nagle on Arizona street, with I
Mrs J. Hennessy and Airs. ". Hal I
AldrldEe receiving with Mrs. Nagle j
from three to SIX, with the silver Of 4
fering going to the furnishings fund 4
Of the Soldiers Khaki club. Mrs I
George Windle Read was also a ]
hostess Of yesterday, presiding over
a stunning luncheon at the Country \
club In compliment to Mrs. r L
The officers Of the s4th regiment Of
infantry gave an informal hop last
night In the ban room Of Hotel Paso ]
del Norte-a most informal, merry /
affair, with a military band furnish
ing popular patriotic airs for the
terpsichorean devotees.
The play at the High school audi
torium furnished the attraction for
q capacity audience Friday night also
Miss Mary Hill entertained the Nine
Nifty Nitters Friday afternoon.
Officers OF the 82d field artillery
entertained with dance at the Coun-
try club Thursday night. several Of
me younger set going out from town
The army set figured actively on
Wednesdays calendar. Lieut.. Carroll
Walmsley was host at a delightfully."-
small dinner at the Country club last
night, covers being laid for Miss
Sarah Bridgers, Miss Louise Fitz-
patrick, Miss Edith Levy. Lieut. n W
-ebouisse, Lieut.. watson and Lieut..
Talmsley.
Capt. Arthur L. Marek Of the Fifth
.avalry. took occasion Of Wednesdays /
ield day at the post TO invite q group
" friends most impromptu 70 lunch
.on IN his quarters at Fort Bliss. The
quests included Miss Frances LOckett,
Hiss Mary Frances Hays. Miss Edna
robertson, AIRS. Jack B. Knight, Miss {
Doris Blake. Mrs. Donna Blake. Mrs
Dorothy Johnston, Mrs. Dottie Ware /
I'LL Capt and Mrs. Eugene Burnet.
apt John Berry, Capt J. ". Hood !
lieut. c. n Palmer, Lieut. ". C. ,
3owie. Lieut.. S. ". Kieth and several
.thers OF the young officers. Col z. Z
l. Lewis, DIT. Alice C. Merchant and
IRIS Margaret Olive Jordan Joined the !
.arty for the afternoon
There was also a beautiful affair at Z
he Il. G. Mackenzie home on Montana Z
rreet. Wednesday, when Mrs. Mac ,
-enZle and Mrs. A Munro gave a pa 2
riotic tea for the benefit o. the ,
french orphans fund and the SOL Z
iers' cot maintained by the FL Paso Z ?
HAPPIER Of the Daughters Of the Brit Z