El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01

. 1880 o'clock. Invitations have been
i extended TO all Of the Jewish organi-
cations in the city
on Monday there is TO be an i'm
portant meeting OF the Housewives
league Of which Mrs. r. J. Tighe is
president At the request Of the
state authorities this meeting is to
oe held for the purpose Of discussing
fire prevention. Mrs i. II. Hendrick
will talk on safeguarding the home
from fires and fire chief John W
Wray viii be present TO talk on local
fire prevention and VIII tell why so
percent Of the fires OF the city are
caused by carelessness and how mil
lions Of dollars could be saved yearly
If housewives would be more careful
about conflagrations starting in their
homes.
A very delightful affair Of the
coming week Will be the private view
on Monday evening held by the FL
Paso Sketch club Of the FL Paso Ar
chitects' association This exhibit is
to be held in the auditorium OF the
Y. ". c. A. building on East Frank
lin street and viii. after the opening
evening, be open to the general pub
lie. On the evening Of the private
view. Mrs. julius Krakauer Will give
a welcome address and Will tell Of
the aims and ambitions OF the Sketch
club. One OF the architects Of the
city Will address the guests upon
architectural art A musical program
under the direction OF Miss Reba
Moore Will be presented. The host
esses for the evening OF the private
view will include the officers OF the
Sketch club. Miss Ruth Augur. Miss
Kate Krause and Miss Reba Moore.
and Mrs. William Robert Smith. Mrs.
J. c. Nee. AIRS. F. II. SeamOn and Miss
Grace Mustain. The architects who
viii exhibit designs include C. NJ
Gibson. O. II. Thorman- II. VI. Beutell
Percy McGhee. IT.. and others De-
signs for stained glass windows and
other art glass work viii be shown
by the art designers OF the FL Paso
sash and Door company.
On Tuesday one OF the most I'm
portant social affairs OF the season
will take place. a silver tea at the
residence OF Mrs. Frank Ainsa- on the
corner Of Mesa avenue and Arizona
street This tea. which IS to be given
by the St Patrick's cathedral altar
guild. viii have many pretty features
A musical program Of some OF the
city's leading musical talent will be
presented during the receiving hours.
which viii be from 3 until s o'clock.
Mrs Dan White IS president Of the
guild and she and Mrs. Ainsa are
receiving the cooperation OF the
members Of the guild which includes
more than 100 names In the giving
Of this tea Mrs. Dan White. Mrs.
frank Ainsa. MIS- Florence LebarOn-
Mrs Herman Andreas. Mrs. ". G.
Roe. Mrs. Martin r. Sweeney. Mrs /
Charles Pomeroy and Mrs. ISABEL I
F1ato viii receive. and pouring tea
VIII be Mrs. z. Y. Berrien, Mrs. James /
lTacofffn- Assisting in serving viii I
he Miss Anne Magoffin and Miss Mary |
Miss Katherine Tepfer. Miss |
Marian Calnan, Miss Elizabeth Kelly, /
Miss Margaret O'Connor Miss Grace I
Miss Mary Ginther. Miss |
Patty Ainsa. Miss Roselle Ainsa and /
Mss Geraldine Afnsa-
On Friday evening little Miss Anna /
Douglas Evans daughter OF Mr.. and 4
Mrs A P. Evans, Will give a recital 1
ri the WOman's club building in bene- |
rft 81 the French orphan fund OF the 4
junior Red Cross and Is the second 4
of the musicals given by this little 4
maiden for war winning activities. !
The other was the thrift stamp hene-
lit given with the assistance OF her 4
teacher. Prof Joseph N. Evans and /
was a success both as an artistic uu-
steal affair and from a financial /
standpoint
There viii be numbers Of other IN I
eresting affairs. from day TO day. {
which viii with the foregoing sched- /
lie. fill the week with pleasure.