El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19
Square Club Girls of 'Y' Hold EaS-
ter Service; Women Talk Politics


FRIDAY afternoon in the club rooms
1 Of the Y. W. C. A. an Easter SER
vice was conducted under the direc-
ton OF Miss Ermen Markgraff. chair
man OF the devotional committee Of
the Square club. The program given
consisted Of the following numbers:
Violin duet. Miss Dora Gibson and
Miss Vivian Brown. who were accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Dura Gil
bert
Talk, The significance OF Easter. 20
Mrs H c. Taylor.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Joe Deane. accom-
panied at the piano by Miss Dura Gil
Talk. Easter and the Resurrection. 20
Mrs J. T. Williams.
Song. Miss Dura Gilbert. accom-
panied by Miss Blanche Campbell
BenedictiOn-
A very delightful social affair OF
the past week was the reception given
by Wade Hampton chapter Of the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
following business session on Fri
day honoring two prominent mem
bers OF the U. d. C, who are visitors
in the City. These honor guests are
Mrs J. F. Burton. extreasurer for
the Texas state division Of the organi-
president OF the oklahoma state d.
vision Of the u. ID. c. The reception
was held in the parlors OF the As
bury Methodist church. which were
charmingly decorated for thu occasion
in replica Of a japanese tea garden.
Featuring the japanese motif were
decorations OF wind bells, butterflies.
fans. ferns. poisoning japanese
cherry trees and parasols- Doing the
honors Of the tea table were Mrs. A.
W. Bittick and Mrs. Presley Bittick.
The tea tables were placed beneath
great suspended japanese parasols
Mrs c. r. Helms. Mrs Hadley Sanders
and Miss Minnie Taylor served the
guests
One Of the many delightful features
OF the receiving hours was the adj
dress given by Airs. Fred Marston. who
told Of her experiences in Russia.
where she recently visited Mrs Mar
ston declares that Russia is 10 be
pitieu above all nations in the world
and also says that IL is a country
OF great natural beauty Russia. said
Mrs MarstOn. would be a wonderful
country for business possibilities were
il not for its unsettled condition.
The chapter decided that on Ne
mortal day, April IS, its members
place flowers on the graves Of the
Confederate heroes. A program is TO
be arranged for this day. Mrs Cor
nelia Branch Stone advised the Of
fetal naming OF the organization Of
the Children Of the Confederacy in
stead Of calling Il an auxiliary 10 the
chapter. This viii be definitely de-
cided at a meeting held next sat
urday in the parlors OF Asbury Meth
odist church.
Mrs. Charles z. Bryan, president OF
the Wade Hampton chapter and third
vice president OF the state organiza-
ton Of the U. D. c., gave a most in
terestinE account Of her visit TO Lou
isyille, KY, where she represented
the Wade Hampton chapter at the
general convention there. During the
business session, letters were read
from Mrs. oscar Barthold. president
Of the Texas division. Mrs. J. c.
Meuse. chairman Of the war relief
committee: Mrs R F. Thomson and
Mrs. T. W. Bounds. treasurer OF the
Texas division. Mrs. J. A. Sanders. OF
Wharton. Texas. who has been an en-
thusiastic worker Of the L. D. c. or
ganization. and Mrs. J. G. Morrow.
Of Santa Ana. Calf. also prominent
in the q. d. c. work. Joined Wade
Hampton chapter by transfer. Mrs.
Sanders son. John Austin Sanders.
was mascot for the Texas division