El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-24

I AaLlon Lne loAoWlng Officers were
/ elected for the ensuing year:
! Regent. Mrs r. 3. Alves; first vice
I regent, Mrs William Jennings. sec
l ond vice regent. Mrs. T. G.. Mackenzie;
J third vice regent, Mrs Charles Fra
I SER treasurer, Mrs Fred Woodwork;
/ smith; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
J. Gibson Collinson-
During the absence Of Mrs. Aives,
! Mrs Jennings viii act as regent.
/ Other FL PasO members are: Mes
/ danes ". r. Allen ". S Benton Bar
/ rett. Dyer, J. h Handyside. Gordon
! Hardy, " s. Harrison. Arthur Munes,
I a kennedy Macfarlane. J. D. Reeder.
] Frank Seward, G. 3. Simmons. Bruce
Smith. Misses Muriel Benton, J. z
/ Renqueliy. Daisy Munes and Dr. Alice
] Merchant
. out OF town members: Mesdames
| Blackburn. CLAP c. Ellison. T. T. Flint
/ @ V. Jackson. c. ". Hyde. T. +. Les
/ ter, Bash Prescott. Charles T. Sands.
/ r. A. Snyder. Lynn J. Turtle, F. p.
I Windsor, John Watson. W. z. A. Wat
/ son and Miss 6. c. Phillips
/ Meetings viii be held once a fort
I night. on Mondays, 8 p m at the
I residence OF Mrs T G. Mackenzie.
[ 2f29 Montana street
Free night classes in Spanish are
I to be given twice a week 81 the Y
I W c. A. building on East Franklin
/ street E " Whitaker. chairman of
the board Of education. presided at a
{ meeting OF the board held in his Of
I fee Tuesday noon for the purpose of
discussing ways 10 make it easier for
7 the business girl to have advantage
I Of night school classes The classes
held at night at the high school are
! inconveuient for many OF the girls, so
the Y " C. A. offered the use of
educational class rooms in its new
3 - lmn-- hoo Z far
to supply the teachers for these
classes. An enrolment Of so girls and
women IS necessary before the classes
will open Any who are Interested
may call AZ the T. W C. a and enrol
{ It is hoped TO open these classes Feb
ruary 4
The rummage sale which is 20 be
held by Wade Hampton chaDter OF the
United Daughters OF the Confederacy
viii be located at 500 South El PasO
street This sale Is to be given for the
various phllanthropic purposes In
which the chapter is Interested. IN
Guiding the fund for Confederate vet
Grams. the memorial park fund. war
relief work and primarily for the
maintenance Of the beds established
BY the chapter in the American milf
tary hospital in Neuilly, France Word
comes to Mrs. Q. 2 Bryan from Mrs.
J. c. Neuse. Chairman Of the move
ment Of establishing beds in the his
pitfalls Of France for the TRANSMITS
sissippi district. that these beds should
be maintained for another year and
funds are 10 be raised for this pur-
pose
The Phyllis Wheatley club held
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
residence Of Mrs. MarJel Hogarth. The
subject discussed was possibilities
- H=s- "a
ensuing yearc were elected and are
MIS- E. Sampson, president; Mrs Mar
tel Hogarth, secretary Mrs J. F.
Ross treasurer Miss A L McGOWer, ]
reporter and critic, membership COM
mittee. Mrs. s ". Stuu. chairman; .
sunshine committee. Mrs. T. 3. Nesbitt. !
chairman; amusement committee, Mrs. I
J. c. English, chairman: program COM /
uittee, Mrs Nartel HoEarths chair ]
man: Mrs G. V. Cayness. Mrs 2 J
Gates. The club viii meet the second 3
and third Wednesday Of each month !
The East FL Paso Methodist church I
missionary society met Al the resi-
dence Of Mrs B. Abbott on san An
tonic on Wednesday afternoon The (
meeting was led by Mrs. Il Taylor.
After a short business session. Mrs. !
Abbott sang q group Of songs Punch !
and cake were served The next meet
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residence Of Mrs. J. y Atkinson, 100
Gramma street
Miss Marian Long addressed the !
Reading club Thursday afternoon, /:
when the club was entertained by Mrs. 4!
Dan White at her attractive home on I
Montana street The members Of the (
Reading club are women who are in /
terested in better literature. who meet I
once each week for the discussion OF
some topic Of general interest or to 3
spend the afternoon in reading
The members Of the guild OF Saint 4
Clements Episcopal church viii enter 1
tain with a thrift stamp tea at the I
home OF Mrs John 3. Watson. SIS &
North FL Paso street, on Tuesday aft 4
ternoon, January IS. from 3 until 8
o'clock This tea is given for the ben I
eft Of the rectory fund
A meeting OF the board OF directors :
Of the Home for Aged and Orphanage /
viii be held a. o'clock on Saturday J
afternoon at the apartments OF Mrs I
J. A. Potter in Palms Court