El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-15

ment of woman's work IN the Red
Cross shop on San Jacinto plaza the
shop Will be open every day until
Nay IS. the time for the quota to be
the shop each week are:
Airs. r. G. -Du Fourcq, Monday morn
ing Mrs. F. E Neff, Monday after
noon: Mrs Alfred Kerr, Tuesday morn
ing: Mrs. B. L Farrar, Tuesday after
noon; Mrs Hayes watson, "Wednesday
morning; Mrs. A NJ Martinez, We'd
nesday afternoon; Miss Gertrude Yale
Thursday morning; Mrs p. NJ Bel ana
Mrs. J J. HornbrOok, Thursday after
noon: Mrs T.. 3. Watson, Friday morn
ing: Mrs. VIM. Piatt. Friday afternoon;
Mrs. II. H stark. Saturday morning :
Mrs. Chas. Auer, Saturday afternoon
Alta meeting OF the Council OF Moth
ers at Morehsad school on Monday
afternoon. Mrs J. G. Grady was re-
elected president Of the FL Paso or
ganization. The entire list OF Officers
recommended By the nominating COM
mittee was unanimously accepted and
the members elected 10 office Ihey
are Mrs. ". D Howe, first vice presl-
dent; Mrs. Joseph Spence, second &c. wee
president. Mrs George Drummer. third
vice president: Mrs r E Thomson,
recretary; Mrs Frank j.
Stephenson. recording secretary; MIS-
Charles Foster. treasurer and MIS-. J.
D. Love. narliamentarian- During the
business session preceding the pro
gram. Mrs Sidney HOeEerr- ST., was
selected TO act as the representative
OF the FL PasO council at the district
conference at Boerne, Texas. near san
Antonio. April % and 30, and also to
serve as delegate TO the state confer
ence which convenes at Kansas city,
No, May to 10.
Al letter from the chamber Of COM
merce was read wherein the women
OF the city were asked 70 assist IN
identifying FL Paso- The president OF
the council appointed Mrs y La
nawszf chairman Of the committee 70
confer with the chamber Of commerce
The members suggested that measures
be taken to protect the shrubs and
plants already growing from being
misused by pedestrians
Mrs Robert Lander opened the pro-
gram with a song Sing a Song OF
Roses" accompanied at the piano By
Mrs. J. II. Richmond Mrs. S J. Fen
nell presented the plan for holding q
baby conference in Ell Paso during
the latter part OF September or the
first Of October. She has received a
letter from Mrs. Jeane Il Pinckney
of the extension department Of the
University OF Texas. who offered 70
send a special worker and fun equip
ment to aid the FL Paso women II they
decide to conduct this conference. Mrs
Fenner stated that she has received
a number OF voluntary offers from
physicians and nurses Of the city who
have pledged their cooperation and
ask the council to assist in the move
ment In closing she made a plea for
the ballot, telling the good which
could be accomplished by women
through this means in the child vel
fare work. After Mrs. Fennelrs talk
the organization pledged Its full sup
port to the baby conference.
company, who plan to erect a refinery
sive system was used
Mrs. George LeBaron talked con-
corning the value Of the university
scholarship TO the students OF the high
school MS J. Harmons spoke upon
the subject Helping Our Children 70
Choose a Vocation After her speech
Mrs c ". Parrish gave an excellent
report OF the work OF the Alta Vista
next meeting n report OF the high
school Parent-Teachers association IS
TO be given. Mrs. P. P Outlaw an
nounced at the meeting that parent
teachers associations are 10 be Or
Eanized in the Lamar school, High
land Park and Douglass schools in a
short time. A communication from
the state president was read regard
ing the establishment OF more kinder
gartens IN this city. Mrs. George
Drummer was selected to serve as
chairman OF the committee to inves-
dgate the kindergarten work being
done in the city. Miss Katherine Cor