El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-27
Art Exhibit Is Given by Woman'S Club,
Followed by Tea; Program Also Given

place on the grounds. reminding the
visitors OF Coney Island or the White
City There viii he carnival novel
ties Of all sorts. clowns, home made
pies. cakes. candy. jellies and jams.
ice cream cones, music. and other
amusement features The Girl Re
serves, under Mrs. d. W. Cathcart,
Will run the shooting gallery. Mem
bers Of the high school Square club
viii have charge of the ice cream and
circus novelty booth. There viii be a
swat the Kaiser" booth The fat girl
viii be on hand again this year. There
viii be fortune tellers also. Mrs. Lea
Wilmot viii have a flower booth
There Will be a parade at noon Satur-
day and the fair Will open at 1 o'clock
Mrs. Henry T. Bowie. president %
the Y. ". c. A. has called an import
ant board meeting for Friday morn
ing The purpose OF this meeting is TO
give the members an opportunity to
meet three prominent Y ". G. A. sec
retaries who. will be visiting in Fl
Paso Friday morning These seCre-
taries are Miss Elsie Schooley. secre-
tary Of the national board. OF New
York city Miss Lille Bess Campbell,
OF Dallas, who is secretary for the
states Of Texas, Oklahoma and New
Mexico. and Miss Mabel COrbett who
is city secretary for these three states.
board with a speech OF special i'm
portance concerning Y W c. A. work.
She Is one Of the foremost 7. W c. A
workers Of the United States and en-
joys the distinction of being manager
for the Y. ". c. A building at the Pan
American exposition
Mrs. ". D. Howe announces the
program which will be given on Fri
day afternoon at SIS o'clock at the
high school by the Parent-Teachers'
association Of the school There viii
be a business session before the Civ
ing OF the program and a reception
will be held in the library after the
program is rendered All interested
in the work are asked to be present
The program numbers include:
Reading. Miss Isabelle Hull.
Violin solo, Miss Dorothy Waldron-
The subject for discussion for the
afternoon will be. Supervision Of
Home Study" Talks on this subject
viii be made by Mrs S. J. Freudeu-
thai Miss Fanny Foster and Mrs. D.
NJ Smith.
The auxiliary Of the Carpenters
union entertained with a farewell
shower in honor Of Mrs.
A Elson at her apartment. 1929 Pera
street. Wednesday afternoon Mrs FL
son is leaving this week to make her
home in New York city A farewell
speech was given by Mrs. L Pollard.
who expressed regret that Mrs. Elsou
is leaving her Ell Paso friends Among
those attending this party We're Mrs
R. E EiltZ. Mrs. A J. Washington,
Mrs L. Pollard. Mrs. Cobb. Mrs. s
Christian. Mrs J. Baker. Mrs. W Goss.
Mrs. ". Schwartz. Mrs. G.. S Allen.
hrs. H. HUMPHREYS. Mrs. y. Butler.
Mrs C. Winston. Mrs. J. Julian. Mrs. ).
Z Jackson. Mrs. Couzine, Miss L
sharp, Mrs. r. Bridges and Mrs. T. y.
LaRue-
Tomorrow has been set aside BY the
public schools throughout the coun-
try as Parents day. Mrs. Frank
Stephenson was appointed chairman Of
parents day in FL Pas0 by the Coun-
ell Of Mothers and she and her CO.
workers interested in child welfare
are very much interested that mothers
and fathers come TO the schools to-
morrow, where they will be welcomed
by the teachers and pupils Mrs. A.
L Peterman, extension chairman OF
the Parent-Teachers' association OF
the county, announces that open house
viii be held in the county schools and
asks that parents come to the schools
there
The Daughters Of Erin will enter
tain with a benefit card party Friday
afternoon at the K. OF C hall Mrs. J.
c. Roman will have charge of the af-
fair and also will receive reservations
for tables