El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-22

citation Of the city Is furnishing many
pleasant evenings 10 a large number
OF business girls through the various
clubs ana business women OF the city.
The Business Girls club has a MEM
bership Of 125 members. TIE pro-
gram Of their work for 1873 and 1890
follows.
November l1-Open forum. League
Of Nations
quet"
Play. IAN Economical Boomerang.
December 27-Holiday party SAM
mics and Business MOmens club Tor
all girls in Fl Paso-
January 15-supers Rev. T.
H. Johnson u.
Lorras.
March s-3Iusical evening. Miss
April Book review DR.. Dwight
Bradley.
Navy 1l-stunt night y
June S--Books worth while
July 11-Roof garden party
September 14-After vacation party.
Fiften minutes parliamentary law
drill by Ars. S. ]. Fennen at each
meeting.
Officers-lIargaret Gunton. presi-
dent Winifred Wilson, vice president;
Marie Schwartz, secretary; Elizabeth
Hunter, treasurer
The Sammies represent the young
business girls and have a membership
Of 100 wide awake girls Their new
officers for che year are; president,
Mary Stedmond; vice president Elena
Wilson; secretary Eva Workman;
treasurer. Evaline stedmond The
program for the year follows:
October z-EIectioh Of Officers
October 16-Second birthday party,
installation OF otficere
November 6-"The Girl and the Re
construction, Rev +. II Johnson. fr.
November 2o-Kid's party and
handy pull
December f-3lusical evening Miss
Kathleen Earis-
December 1S-Christmas froIic-
January stunt night.
January l5-Fag0t fire resolutions
February Modern writer's. Mrs
sullivan.
February l9-Leap year party.
March 4-Open 47rum. Leader. Airs.
LiebendOrfer
March 1s-Annual play.
April April Fools party.
April 15--Taclzy party.
May Mothers banquet.
Nay 22-Slumber party.
June 3-Debate.
June 17-Roof garden party.
July 15-Plcnic.
August 1e-Bacou bat.
September 2-Surprise.
September 15-Truck ride.
A new club recently organized Is
called the XII Kare Klub.~ and is
composed OF 50 girls who have a home
N the y. w. G. A. residence on West
missouri street. Their program car
ries out the thought suggested in the
name OF XII hare, for e is made up
Of good wholesome recreation and
fun.
October 12-open house party.
October 24-Sunrise breakfast
November "a long. long trail.
November 24-Kid party.
December b-Bacon bat on the mesa.
December 12-Christmas party.
January book part.
January 26-Night of play.
February 9-Theater party.
March S-slumbsr party.
March 22-Irish evening.
April 5-Hike.
April 19-Tacky party.
May stunt night.
May 17-Picnic at Washington park. I
May 5l-Roof garden party.
June lf-Surprise.
June 2S-SWiminE party.
July 5-Inderendence- celebration.
August 2-Hav ride.
club.
This evening, shortly after o'clock, /
there is 10 be q meeting Of al Oh the /.
girls Of the War Camp COMMUNITY
service who are interested in basket I
oall az the y. W. c. A. clubrooms For /
a time the basketball teams or the I
War Camp Community service and OF 4
the Y. ~. c. A. VIII play Jointly and 4
later the teams will be divided and
the two teams VIII play a tournament .
Plans Wili be discussed this evening
for the Halloween dance which the +
War Camp Community service is 20 d
give at Khaki club No on the even 1
ing Of Friday October 31.-The even
ing viii be featured with q joint I
dance and stunt party and is 20 be +
given by the girls interested in ath-
letics.
The Mary T. Hardie Circle OF West
Presbyterian church met on
afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Bradford Hardie. with Mrs. NAL
colin Mohley as hostess. After the
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