El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-22
Wade Hampton Chapter Arranges For
Concert and TranSactS Other Business


THE regular meeting OF wade
1 Hampton chapter. Q. D. C., was
held Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Hubert n. Smith.
Miss Lilly Dale gave e report OF the
reception and entertainment given On
An Heroes day for the world war
veterans
Mrs. Hadlsy Sanders was appointed
at this meeting TO have charge OF the
details for the two concerts which
are to be given under the auspices
OF the chapter by Edwin Swain on
March 81 and April L
The chapter insisted upon Mrs.
Charles E. Bryan, the president, going
as delegate 10 the general cOnven-
ton at Louisville, KY, in April. be-
cause OF the fact that she is not only
the president OF this chapter but IS
also the third vice president OF the
state organization A letter was read
from Miss Mary Poppenheim, presi-
dent general Of the Z. D. c., in which
she said that she had received fnfor-
nation from the surgeon general that
the American military hospital No /.
in Neuilly. France. will be closed BY
the first OF June and further funds for
the beds supported by ths chapter
viii not be needed
The Children OF the Confederacy
two suggestions were made Tor the
use Of il one suggestion IS that IL
be used for the hospital for Americans
IN Paris, which has helped with the
work at Neuilly- This hospital IS in
need OF ambulances. The other suZ-
gestion IS that the fund be used for
the educational endowment fund.
which is 10 be called The 1e17-18
hero fund" in honor OF the men Of
the military who fell on the field Of
honor. Miss Euiah Harper is chair
man Of the educational committee Of
the chapter and she was asked by the
members OF the chapter to present the
Nassar scholarship. which is 10 be
awarded In August by the general di-
vision TO the FL Paso high school
The Daughters present were asked
to subscribe to The Confederate Vet
eran" and also to purchase the FLOR
ence Nightingale OF the Sountern
Army" written by Mrs Ella N Ira
der, who died recently IN Washington.
D. c. The proceeds are to be used 70
sustain her daughter. Miss Mary Ira
der.
Mrs. Sanders will appoint the ushera
for the Edwin Swain concert today.
Miss Eulah Harper read a very in
teresting paper on Early efforts 20
suppress the slave trade and abolish
slavery in the south
ms week OF pay AQE AQlLe mis-
sions viii be observed by the women
at the First Baptist church, beginning
Sunday at 3 o'clock, and each after
noon at the same hour. TO and includ-
ing Friday.
The program for Sunday follows
Mrs. ". F. Hatchen, leader.
Subject-"Prayer and Praise"
Hymn-"An Han the Power Of
Jesus's Name"
Prayer BY Mrs. A N. walthan.
Repeating the watchword.
Bible Reading How TO Know
Him" Mrs. ". +. Hatcheu
How She Proved Herself Worthy
OF a Heritage" Mrs. G. F. Muufn.
Special music, Mrs. n. H. Burton.
Talk-''The Imperative Appeal OF
Home Missions" Mrs G. ". Mccall.
Talk-"Who So Offereth Praise"
Mrs. Burleson Staten.
Hymn-''Take Time TO Be Holy
Personal testimonies.
Prayer.
The program for Monday follows:
Mrs c. L Van Eaton. leader
Subject - Baptist Missions IN
Cuba"
Hymn-'We Praise Thee. o. God"
Devotional talk, Mrs. II. e. Strong
Prayer. Mrs. H F. Vermillion
a Glimpse Of Cuba" Mrs C. A.
"Origin OF Baptist Missions IN
Cuba" Mrs. c L. Van Eaton.
Talk Baptist Beginnings and
Progress" Mrs. Stanley Bevan-
PRAYER. Mrs. Frank Scott
Talk-.He Died That Cuba Might
Talk-"With Baptist Schools" Ms. I
c. c. Brady.
Hymn-'aTo the work.
Prayer. Mrs. G. ". Mccall.
The Nine Nifty Nitters did not /
meet on the regular meeting day Fri /
"a IN It he
OF the members we're out Of che city, 1
having gone 70 Columbus. n. H.. TO /
be present at the weekend dance /
given by the officers OF the cath IN 1
try. The next meeting OF the club /
viii be with Miss Nellie May Bowen. j
The Parent-Teachers' association J
met yesterday at $50 IN the high
school auditorium. The meeting was
one OF the most entertaining OF the 4
year The following program was /
enjoyed:
% SONGS by the Girls Glee club.
"a Sing Ne To Sleep"
Oh TIL We Meet Again"
90 Violin solos BY Miss Dorothy
Wa1dron.
Ia Torrance From Second Con-
certo. Wieniawslzi
% 'Minuet IN G." Beethoven
Following this enjoyable program.
the members were entertained IN the
mechanical and freehand drawing
rooms, which are under the direction
o. Miss Gertrude Evans and Charles
kinney. The members signed their
registers in the mechanical drawing
room, and these were afterward made
into a permanent record by the blue
printing process. The rooms were
filled with beautiful flowers and
'otted plants.
The tea table was presided over BY