El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12
EASTER WITH FERVENT RELIGIOUS ATMOSPHERE,
is FAST APPROACHING AND SOCIETY IS TAKING
STOCK OF ITSELF WITH FEW BIG EVENTS PLANNED

] Red Cross shop IN san Jacinto plaza
! and Will remain there until the closing
OF the knitting department, which sus-
Ponds operations atcer two years OF
successful work under the leadership
Of Mrs. H. W. Broaddus.
The Red Cross shop has. since the
passing Of the regime OF the Red
cross. been directed most successfulIv
by various church organizations and
today the Guild Of st. Clements EMS
copal church is serving enchiladas. ice
cream and cake. The jazz band of the
high school is furnishing the music
at the shop for the afternoon and
evening hours.
The College Woman's club is hold
ing regular meeting this afternoon
at s o'clock in the Y. W. c. A. club
rooms. Mrs. O. r. Metz has charge OF
the program, which is 10 be on the
subject Of Americanizatfon. r. J. Tfghe
VIII speak, as viii also AIRS. F. W.
Norton and Miss Irma I. Schneider.
Mrs Charles Montgomery is TO be the
soloist for the afternoon.
This afternoon Mrs. r. R. Mitchell
is entertaining at the Mitchell home
on Westminster street with a miscel-
laneous shower in compliment to Miss
Mayme Oldham, whose marriage to p
T. Reisoner Is 10 take place in short
time.
This evening the week end dance
VIII be given at the Country club. and.
as always, viii be one OF the most en-
joyable affairs of the week The reg
MAR week end dance at the Khaki
club. under the auspices Of the war
camp community service, viii also
take place.
On Sunday there will be the polo
tea given in the Seventh cavalry gar
rison at Fort Bliss at the Officers
club.
The upper and lower valleys are
very lovely now in their green gar
~ anrnH
torists who go for an outing on Sun
day and spend the hours in the open
the whole day through.
On Monday there Will be a meeting
Of the Daughters Of the British Em-
pire. which, owing to the activities OF
the organization in connection with
the directing OF the work at the Red
Cross shop, was postponed from the
last meeting day.
Beginning on Monday the various
auxiliaries Of the Central Baptist
church viii have charge Of the tea
and luncheon room at the shop.
The Council Of Mothers, which is ac-
cOmplishinE much good since It's re-
cent organization, will meet on Mon
day afternoon at Morehead school.
Mrs ". D. Howe viii direct the pro-
Eram which is TO be given and Mrs.
J. G. Grady. president Of the council.
viii preside.
The Mcdowell club will meet on
Tuesday evening OF April IS at 8
o'clock. This IS the clubs postponed
meeting.
Friday II the most popular dav IN
the week for the Meetings OF clubs
and womeu's ORGANIZATIONS. and Fri
day OF next week. as usual. viii De
quite filled with things OF interest TO
women
There will be a meeting OF the Nine
Nifty Nitters and the Pioneer Bridge
club on this day and the State Flower
Literary and Crochet club viii be en-
tertained At the residence OF Mrs. ".
c. Smith at her home on North Kansas
street
A number OF delightful Easter fea-
lures viii be given at the University
club during the week end One OF
these VIII be the annual Easter egg
hunt and egg roll on Saturday after
noon for the children OF the club mem
bera
On Saturday evening. April 1s. g
dance IS to be given at the Toltec club
BY the employees OF the First National
bank for the officers and directors
OF the bank and their wives One hun
dred and twenty-five guests will be
present. Punch and other refresh
for the dancing hours Is to be esDe-
cIalIv tunefuL The refreshments com
mites includes Miss Ethel Patton and
n H. BurrouEh- The committee for
the favors, which are TO be especially
unique. VIII include Miss Ella KuntZ
and George Biefer. and IN charge OF
the music viii be Miss Emma Mclean
and Wade Haley.
On Sunday. April 20, Easter SUNDAY.
the University club will give a song
recital Of sacred music.