El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-04
Women Hear How To Help Avoid
Fires by Being Careful In Home

. OF representative committees from the
I league in the six o'clock store clos
! ing movement and reminded the WOm-
en- that II they did not shop after six
O'Clock, the proprietor would be glad
TO close the stores at this hour.
The entire meeting vas an exceed
lngly instructive and valuable one
At the next meeting Of the league.
. the servant question viii be the topic
Of discussion. This is a question
which has been troubling housewives
Tor number OF years and question
that the league executives feel should
be remedied If possible.
During the business meeting, the
question OF assisting the memorial
park fund was discussed and heartily
endorsed Mrs r J. Tighe, president
OF the Housewives league is a mem
Der Of the board OF directors Of the
park and Mrs. Carl Lee Smith was ap-
pointed q delegate for the movement
The league is assisting in the Back
TO school drive, its work being done
in this movement at Villas school Mrs
T. c. Waishe is chairman Of the work.
assisted by AIRS. Charles Auer. Mrs 5
Foley and Mrs. D. J. AlcCanne.
At a meeting Of the Rebecca Stod-
dert chapter Of the D. - R. Monday
afternoon Mrs. William Hal Aldridge
was appointed delegate and Miss
Nary Kelly. one Of the four attrac-
tive daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs c. E
Kelly. was appointed regent alternate
for the national convention of the
Daughters Of the American RevOlu-
ton which is 70 be held in Washing
ton. D. c.. in April Miss Kelly is at
tending Wellesley 1t viii be posi-
bic for her 10 attend the convention.
as It meets during the Easter vaca-
ton week Those chosen as alternates
q
Hawks. Mrs. l. l. Robinson, Mrs Z. Z
II. Bray. AIRS. W. 5. Ac1Iath. Mrs. Z
Perry Wright. a member OF the Re
becca StOddert chapter who resides IN 4
New York city, Mrs J. R. Mcleod and 4
Mrs Eta Winch. The regent Mrs 7
Irving Mcneil, presided during the
business meeting in the chapter
rooms in the Womau's club building. "
Following the business session, a very t
pleasant afternoon was spent DR..
Lydia Dewitt, Of Chicago, who holds .
the chair Of sociology in the Universe 4
" Of Chicago, spoke on '-Woman's I
r ear she touched On the home life
Of women Of former years and showed E
how their life is being broadened. /
now that they have other interests
than those lying within the four
walls Of their homes Mrs. A. r.
Howard, Of Houston. Tex. was en-
dorsed by the chapter for the next
state regent Among the guests Civ
ing talks was Mrs. E H Edgar, Of
Centerville, Ia. who spoke Of the D.
A. r work at her home and men
toned the fact that the chapter there 4
led the womau's work Of the town IN
Red Cross work and other war win
ming activities Mrs Avery Turner.
u Amarillo. who organized the Red
ross work Of the Panhandle country,
spoke Of the Red Cross and other pa
riotic work done by her home chap
er During the social hour tea was {
ierved. with Mrs Lee Orndorff. Mrs. I
J. ". Laws and AIRS. W :. McAIath
residing at the tea table
Mrs. Charles Stevens. president Of J
he Woman's club, announces a very 4
Interesting meeting TO be held at the (
.lub on Wednesday afternoon at 3
clock The report Of the nominating
ommittee on the officers for the com :
ng year viii be given. Miss Ruth I
lclntosh- OF the War Camp COmmun- =
y service, VIII give a talk on the re- G
alton OF the War Camp community
ervice 10 the girls Of the commun-
~. Miss Zoe Batcliff viii give {
'1ano selection and J. B GWin- Of the !
lome service department Of the Red
ross. viii give an address on Bolshe- {
ism. After the program. 9 social hour &
VII be enjoyed. when tea viii be
erved
The following program. under the
ERECTION Of AIRS. A. J. Norris. viii be .
wen this afternoon at a meeting Of .
be Aid society Of the First Presby- I
arian church. the meeting 10 begin
{ o'clock:
Piano selections. Miss Gladys Booth.
Readings. Mrs. Hendly-
4 group Of piano numbers. Miss Mar
aret Schuster.
Group Of songs. Frederick Steven 4
On.
Following the program tea viii be +
arred during the social hour