El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Richard Burgess, filled with tribute TO
his comrades who did not return. Maj
Burgess recalled the old. old tradition
Of the ugly crevasse in the earth V nich
could not be filled with gold or
precious jewels and Of Rome having
given the flower Of her manhood and
the closing Of the wound i'm the earth
Thus he emphasized what America has
done TO stem the tide OF oppression
and that the lives honored yesterday
and all the lives given in the fight
for right were not given IN vain Ihis
was the spirit which perVaded the me-
mortal services.
After Mai Burgess address Charles
Andrews sang an Flanders Fields
written by Mark Andrews
FouoWing this song - members OF
the W0Han's club took sprigs Of IVY
from the table ut the foot OF the stage
and accompanied by the nv Fuller
swift. went from the auditorium TO
the lawn OF the club house, where the
dedication Of the ivy took place The
women carrying the ivy included Mrs
J. w Lorsutzeu, Mrs Charles Z. stew
ems, 1Irs. Grace Townsend, Mrs W A.
Hawkins, Mrs j. A. Rawlings, Mrs
H II. stark. AIRS. Van c. Wilson, Mrs.
r. P 1Iosson. Mrs. E. a Henning, Mrs
Frank Seamon. Miss Alice Fitzpatrick
and Mrs. s. Il Sutherland A trench
had been prepared for the planting
OF the ivy and they stood while Dr.
Fuller Swift conducted the dedication
ceremonies TIe spoke OF the close AZ
filiation Of sympathy which prompted
tine service and emphasized the
analogy between this consecrated ivy
which would. in the future cover the
imperfections Of the building. and the
Immortality which had transtigured the
lives OF those honored in the service Of
their country
In conclusion, after the ivy planting
ceremony. a quartet composed OF
James Graham hIcNary, Fred G. Bill
ings, Thomas Christian and charles les
Andrews sang IenUns Tonight On
the Old Camp Ground" and then came
the prayer and benediction by Rev.
Fuller swift
Mrs. ~. r. Brown had charge OF the
program. assisted by Mrs. A P. Az
erifl, while Mrs. Harry Schultz had
charge OF the decorations
Mrs. James 6. McNary and Mrs
Charles Andrews We're the accompan-
lists for the afternoon
The men who gave their lives for
their country and were honored at the
service Wednesday, include capt John
Porter Pryor Lieut. Raymond camp
bell. Lieut. Alexander Seamon, Lieut.
Harry F. Kilburn. Preston Roberts
and Robert Lee Wilson
Mrs. Dan Hammond was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to circle D, of the
Womau's auxiliary Of the Central Bap-
list church. Mrs. l. W. Roberts pre-
sided at the business meeting Mrs
@. F. Barglebaugh gave scripture
lesson and Mrs W 3 Day gave the
mission study lesson
The circle is making arrangements
for a cake sale to be held on Sacur-
day. May q, for the benefit OF the
building fund Of the church. At the
close Of the business session a social
hour was enjoyed with Mrs. Ham
mond as charming hostess Dainty
refreshments were served Those
present included Mrs. L ". Roberts,
AIRS. E. 3. McClintocl. Mrs. J. H
Myers. 1Irs- ". 3. Day. Mrs. Dan
Hammond, Mrs. J. ". Gist, AIRS. F. c.
Ezell. Mrs. c. z. Barglebaugh, Mrs G.
~. Mccall, Mrs D. IL Stradley, Mrs
C.. 7. Van Eaton. AIRS Eta Reed and
Master Wayne Hammond
The final meeting Of the season was
held by the Jewish Women's Council
on Tuesday, May Is. and was a very
interesting one. The program in
Guided the following
Two vocal solos, AIRS Ralph Wilson
Reading. Miss Gladys Shatzkey-
Piano solo. Miss Elsie Goodman
The officers elected for the organi-
zation at this meeting included Mrs
; J. Prudential, president; Airs Gus
York vice president 1Irs. Harold