El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-19

on Monday morning. once again maids
and matrons VIII go out Of their homes
and do this final great war work
Mothers Of the allied Countries gave
in terrible numbers 10 the cause Of
right America is thankful that her
loss was a trifle in comparison and
she can well afford TO make another
effort which represents only the in
vestment Of funds after all and no
real sacrifice.
Then. too. the Red Cross workers
have q large quota Of knitted gar
ments TO be made for the refugees ana
finished by the 18th Of May Conse-
ouentlV many workers are needed. The
Red Cross headquarters have been
moved TO the Red Cross shop in the
san JaCinto plaza and many OF the
most prominent maids and matrons
are there all day every day except
Sunday to distribute wool collect the
finished garments and instruct in the
art Of knitting.
Thus. with the work for the Victory
loan and the knitting order which
must put out IN a short time MIS- T.
" Lanier. chairman OF the woman S
work for the loan, and Mrs Horace
Broaddus. chairman for Woman's Red
Cross work in FL Paso and their CO.
workers, viii have their time quite
filled with serious activities
Easter is to be observed very beau
tifully at the churches and especially
lovely viii be the religious services,
for the whole world has risen from
the clouds which enveloped 1t last
year and stands triumphant in VIC
tory.
one OF the prettiest Of the Easter
affairs is the egg hunt and roll whicn
the children Of the members or the
University club are enjoying on the
beautiful Turney lawn this afternoon
Mrs. Turney IS hostess TO the little
folks. who. in their dainty froczs and
white linen suits. are so Ike the row
ers which blossom on her lawn they
are here there and everywhere about
the smooth green sWard ana balconies
Of the colonial home and are having
a very happy time
Today there is much OF interest tax
ing place about town Circle a and
"B" OF Central Baptist church, served
lunch At the Red Cross shop until
o'clock. and this evening these or
CARNATIONS are serving chicken pie
dinner at the shop. An Interesting
musical program Will be rendered
Mrs. c. D Boone and Mrs Reeves are
presiding over the arrangements-
This afternoon the regular meeting
Of the Girl Reserve corps IS being neld
at the Y. V. c. A club house. After
the regular business session the girls
viii spend the afternoon hours skat-
ing in the gymnasium
The missionary society OF Asbury
Methodist church is conducting an
Easter sale Of home made cakes for
the benefit Of the church Mrs T. E
stiles has charge Of this sale.
This evening the employees OF the
First National bank are TO give
dance at the Toltec club for the direc-
tors and officers Of the bank and
their wives one hundred and twenty
five guests are TO be present The mu-
sic is to be especially delightful and
unique faTOrs viii be given
The regular weekend dance viii be
enjoyed this evening at the Country
club and another dance scheduled for
this weekend is the one which the
Shriners viii give in Liberty hail to-
night Both the orchestra and band
which VIII furnish the music for the
dancing hours are to be under the di-
rection Of Andy Evans. The dance IS
to be quite informal, the members Of
Fl MAZDA meeting at the hall in cor
dial manner TO enjoy a happy get to
gether affair.
Easter Sunday holds much OF in
terest- All Of the churches are plan
ming for their usual beautiful serv-