El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-14
Exhibit of War Relics To Be Feature
Texas Heroes Day Program Saturday


Mrs. H. l. Murray and Mrs julius
, Porcher. viii form a special commit
I tee 10 look after the entertainment
I Of the Confederate veterans present
. A table Of Interesting souvenirs Of
} tie war viii be in charge Of Mrs. Yer
non Cunningham. chairman Of the
monument committee. and her assist
ants
Ms. Charles z. Bryan. president Of
I Wade Hampton chapter. has charge OF
I she general srrarg ements for the in
I ferestng event.
Al men who took part in the recent
war viii be welcomed as special
guests or the afternoon
An exceedingly pleasant afternoon
was spent by a large number OF con-
/ federate veterans, who were enter
tanned with program comprising
old southern airs by Robert E. Lee
chapter of the [. D. c. members in
the chapter rooms in the woman S
club Thursday afternoon The Off
GERS Of the chapter assisted Mrs n. H
Allen. president Of the chapter, in
receiving and entertaining during the
receiving hours.
Mrs. c Z. Kelly. chairman OF the
program and refreshment committee,
directed the following musical num-
america" the assembly.
Prayer, Rev. II. P Bond.
Sougs-"Dfxie" and The Bonnie
Blue Flag" Mrs. Robert Lander. &C
companied at the piano by Mrs. Adine
7. Owen
SONGS Suanee River" and 7 Can
not Sing the Old Songs" Mrs. W. L
Brown. with Mrs. J. J. Pearce as &C
companist
Piano selections Cold southern airs).
Mrs. J. n. Richmond
Readings Frederick Stevenson
Vocal selections. Mrs. VIII T. Owen
Readings. Mrs. c. o. Rucker.
Piano selections. Mrs Adine T
owen.
Virginia Rucker-
Songs, Walter Davis.
Piano selections. Miss Nellie Nay
Piano selections. Miss Peter o'Keefe
and Miss Tama O'Keefe.
Toast to the veterans, Miss Anne
Refreshments OF punch and cake
were served the guests by the chill
dreu OF the chapter.
The members Of the chapter were
delighted that so many confederate /
veterans. their wives and widows /
were present at the delightful hos /
pitality.
one guest present numbered IS /
years and was as active and inter /
ested in the affair as were the maids I
to be her granddaughter
Prior to the entertainment Mr. I
Kelly went over the CITY hunting up /
the old soldiers and taking them to |
the headquarters
The mission study class Of Asbury I
Methodist church met Thursday after 4
noon with Mrs. c II. Rhodes. direc- 1
The subject for discussion was the
Trail Makers Of the Women OF the I
Orient" emphasizing particularly the I
lack Of teachers. the increasing num- I
Der Of business women including I
bankers. the recently opened schools /
for the heretofore secluded child Wild /
oWs Of India. and the great need OF /,
women physicians. The Bible lesson I
directed by Mrs ! H Harper was Z
presented by Mrs. T. y Wiuans. Mrs. /
A D. Ahlbrandt and Mrs. J. T. Head /
portraying respectively the Old Tes- /
lament characters Of Sarah. Ruth, and /
Rebeoca-
Mrs. W. T Bush spoke on the doc |
trine OF MohammedOnism and the ex-
tent OF territory occupied by believers
Of this faith. Miss Maria Nonteros- re- I
Gently graduated from a California
school OF music and now teacher OF
music in Effie Eddington school Of
Fl Paso, rendered piano solo
The Alta Vista Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION will meet in the school au- (
d1iorium. March Il. at ,. m.
The program includes
Paper, The Value of Teaching Pa /
triotism in Our Public Schools" Mrs
r P. March.
Music. bv a group Of the teachers
PAPER. What Our Schools Are Do 4
ing Along Patriotic Lines" Miss Cora 1
y Charles.
Reading. Mrs. J. E Fincher.
It
rope" Miss Johnnie Collins.
Nomination Of officers.
The meeting Of the officers Of the
3. B. s s. class will be held on Sat
urday evening at s o'clock. An enter
tainment is to be given at the con-
clusion Of the business session