El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

ing the program Of very delightful
numbers. OF interest to FL Pasoans
viii be the appearance Of Mrs. Francis
Moore. the former Miss Gertrude Ellis,
who viii sing. The program includes:
Piano solo. Miss Eva Crosby.
Group Of songs, Mrs Vera De Liege
Johnston
Reading, Miss Zenobia Emerson.
Song. Red Roses in June" Edward
German. Mrs Charles C. Montgomery.
Violin solos. group Of dances. Norris
dance, shepherd dance and a torch
dance; German, Mrs. P. r Knicker-
booker.
Reading. Miss Emerson.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Francis moore.
The accompanies at the piano win
be Mrs. W. r. Brown and Mrs J. J.
Pearce.
As a result Of the five days Of &C
tiVity Of the Jewish women Of El
Faso serving refreshments at the Red
Cross shop for the Jewish war suf-
ferers, a check for $1,000 was given to
the chairman Of the committee who so
successfully led the recent drive for
the Jewish war relief work. OF this
sum 500 was given by Mrs. Robert
krakauer as proceeds from sweater.
Airs. krakauer desires IL to be known
that the total receipts was s144. Four
dollars covered the expense Of plait-
lns and the remainder was divided
equally between the Associated Chart
ties DAY nursery and milk fund. A
lace yoke donated by Mrs. A. Non
tague brought S16.S5- The balance Of
the $1,000 fund was made up by serv-
ing refreshments.
The Women's auxiliary OF the First
Baptist church, Of which organization
Mrs J. A. Corn is president had
charge Friday Of serving sandwiches.
Qoughnuts and coffee at an artistical-
lT arranged booth at a store on Mesa
avenue, the proceeds to be donated 10
the Dorcas Orphans home and the
new Sunday school property recently !
purchased Mrs. Corn was in charge. |
assisted by Mrs A. J. Bacher. Mrs. J. |
S Austin, Mrs. Rora Hester. Mrs. A. I
a Funk, Mrs. s B. Cobb, Mrs. J. II. |
spain, AIRS. Joe Deane. Mrs. p. ". [
Riguon. Mrs George Mansfield Mrs ]
~. =. Dorsey and Mrs. II. Nagle. Mrs |
n Fitzgerald had charge Of the salad /
oil demonstration. Sandwiches. coffee
and doughnuts were served Saturday l
also. number OF firms contributed 1
toward the success OF the demonstra- l
ton by furnishing materials.
The Missionary society OF Trinity I
Methodist church viii meet on Tues l
day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the I
church parlors. The last chapter Of I
The Women Workers Of the Orient !
VIII be given by Mrs. Lee Moor.
The Parents circle OF the First I
Christian church viii give the follow I
ing program at the meeting which the 1
organization will hold on Tuesday, ]
Nay Is. at the church:
Evils Of the cigarets Mrs. r B. Ho- /
man.
Talks on the lures OF youth. Mrs. /
p T. Ross. Mrs T. H Patterson, and I
Mrs. r. Il Rodgers, followed BY a
general discussion.
Selected readings Mrs. ". Under
wood DauEhdrill.
Piano solo. Miss Ellen Treloar.
The Council Of Mothers viii meet
on Monday afternoon at Alta Vista
school at o'clock, with Mrs. J. G. Nc
Grady presiding The following pro-
gram viii be given at this meeting
Songs, by the pupils Of Alta Vista
Talk, Mrs D. ]. McCanne-
Piano duet. Mrs J. E Benton and
Mrs. S. D. Cobb.
Talk on kindergarten work, Mrs.
Ponder S Carter
The last meeting Of the present
year Of the Pan-Heuenfc association
VIII be held on Tuesday afternoon at
2-S0 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Chas-
ID. Kunkel 1o15 Prospect avenue. The
president and officers for the coming
year are to he elected for the coming
year at this meeting.