El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-23
Y.W.C. A. Finance Committee Decides
to Push Collection of Pledged Funds


city in the United states Of equal pop
lilstiou or more that was 50 wei
equipped so FAR as the association IS
concerned. Miss Rule visited the IN
teruational institute OF the T. w Z.
on san Jacinto and Overland
streets, and helped the members I..i-s... So q
The new club. recently organized
among the Mexican girls, 70 ENJOY a
plea SAINT evening OF games AFTER their
business meeting Miss Sturges viii
remain in the city for several WesAs
In the interest Of the work OF tne n
ternational institute. MISS nary
Hodekinson, who came 10 Il faso
septeuber ! as recreation secretary
for the y ". c. a, is outlining
program OF recreation, which VIII IN
el-fda narties and social affairs at the
y. W c. A.. indoor basebai tennis
horseback riding. dramaties ane out-
ooo- recreation. Miss Hodgkinson
has also taught aranalies loF - - -
years. The Y W. G A. IS not aote -
snnounce as vet the name OF its
nHvstca1 director for the year. but II
IS expected that gymnasium classes
viii begin work on Thursday, Octooel
All girls who are interested are
10 communicate with the \ W L A.
Several committees Of the associa-
ton. including the extension, finance
and residence committees, have al
@eadv held their setting Up meetings.
prepe ratory TO the beginning OF the
fan work Owing 10 the rush Of other
events at the y. ". c. A building
mis- week. the meeting OF the board
Of directors has been postponed until
Thursday. October .. when a tuI al
tendance is anticipated.
The international institute. which
was established early during the past
summer for the benefit Of the non
English speaking young women en-
7foved i'm the city. has proved very
successful Glasses we're formed "
cooking. sewing, English and muslc.
ali taught by volunteers 1nere .
q kitchen at the school wherein the
Girls may prepare their own lunch
cons and the clubhouse IS kept open
days and evenings in order that the
Girls nav come in TO meet FRIENDS
or TO join the classes. me lnslltu
tion is located az 10 san Jaclnto
street and the cheerful rooms make
an attractive meeting place- Miss
Mary Heermans and Miss Eivira Cal
enrine have been conducting enorai
club there during the summer with
successful results Miss karoara
Worcester has charge Of this work
row as Miss Heerusans ana Mss Cal
entfne have been obliged 10 give up
the activity on account OF olnet
duties The cooking classes are run
been taught by AIRS. 3. J. Linde and
Mrs L II. Hadley- MS T. n Berry
and Miss Polly Greer have been IN
charge Of the English classes Miss
sophia Gilchrist is executive secre-
tary and Miss Nellie McCaueu teaches
English Miss Lydia Romero and
Miss Julia ROldan are extension
workers. During the sumner MISS
Esperanza Regina, IT. A. was IN
charge Of the extension work Miss
A
teach languages this winter
The woman's auxiliary Of Central
Baptist church viii hold speclai
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
church at 3 ?. m The first half hour
Of the meeting vii De devoted 70
prayer srevice, followed BIZ pro-
gram. intending:
Paper, -Christiau Living, Mrs. W
TAX. our own Social Service Prob
lens" Mrs J. F. Cheavins.
Talk. Social Service and the Per
sonal Touch" Mrs r. H Hicks
Following the program. a business
session Of a haif hour viii be held
and every member is urged 10 be
present
The Business Women's club will
give an entertainment at the base
hospital '-Y7 hut Saturday evening.
September q. under the direction Of
AIRS Florence J. Miller. This is 10 be
a social evening and games VII be
played Music will also be furnished
and II is expected that as many Of
the members Of the Business Women s
club as possible VIII attend. Trucks
viii leave the Franklin street + W
g. a. building promptly at : o'clock
Saturday evening. Those members
Desiring TO 90 are 20 give their names