El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Delightful Tea Party Is Given In the
wv. c. 4. In Honor of Two Visitors

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Q causing a scientific study Of these
] conditions TO bee made" she said The
/ association Is sending a delegation to
Europe TO Investigate the Industrial
problems there, and to make reports
20 Us so that we can be in Q better
position 10 help the women OF that
continent This delegation is com
posed OF Miss Henry. Of the Women's
TRADE Union league Mrs Raymond
Robbins, Miss Florence Simms, head
Of the industrial work Of the y w C.
A., and other prominent women. We
are also sending a delegation 10 South
America, India, China, Japan and ko-
reas where members viii study the
conditions and needs OF the women
Of those nations"
Miss Campbell also mentioned the
fact that the aid of the y. ". c. A.
had been solicited in Russia for the
betterment OF conditions 1Or women
ana girls there.
In closing. she said that the greatest
growth Of the Y W c. A. is the girls
work and the recreational activities.
Mrs A. H. Grabbing presided al
the tea table, assisted BIZ Mrs. Paul
Hssrmans. Mrs P r. Outlaw and Mrs.
W r. Day
Friday noon the secretaries enter
tanned with a luncheon in honor Of
Miss Campbell and Miss Corbett in the
Henry T. Bowie, president Of the as
ISOLATION, and Miss Mary Pearson. sec
rotary for the town and country work,
also were special guests Covers were
laid for Miss Corbett, Miss Campbell,
Mrs Bowie. Miss Pearson. Miss Elva
Sly. Miss Blanch Campbell. Miss
Helena Huffaker. Miss Dura Gilbert,
Miss Luta Race. Miss Eta Heflin,
Mrs. Estella Taylor. Miss Clara Adds.
Mrs c. E. Towns nd and Mrs I y
Laucston-
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon an ex-
ecutiVe committee meeting was held
with Miss Campbell and Miss Corbett
as the chief speakers. The association
here was informed that Miss Helena
Huffaker and Miss 0ura Gilbert, spe-
ciaI recreationa1 and social secreta-
ries. viii be retained in FL PasO for
the coming year at +he expense Of the
national war work council
The Guild Of st. Clements Eplsco-
pal church VIII hold its regular meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon At o'clock
at the parish house. A feature Of
the afternoon VIII be a demonstration
Of salad oils by Mrs. II. Fitzgerald
The Womans club has already be-
gun plans for the musical events
which are 20 transpire al the c-uo
during the next season, beginning in :
October. One Of the musicians, an !
nounces Mrs =. kohlberg. or the /
club. who is TO appear here under the I
auspices Of the club. inc uces Angus
tin Cortot, who played here Win the I
French symphony orchestra clrlns
the naSt season. Corrot IS one OF the Z
worlds renowned pianists AID his re Z
turn here viii be OF interest TO must Z
clans Of the city. Another attraction 4
booked by the club Is the coming OF /
the operate tenor, Raphael Dl2z, VINO 7
. q - al
tan Opera company in New York city I
for the winter season He has ap- /
reared in That's" the celebrated new
opera, The Golden COckeref' and Z
The Daughter OF the Regiment At I
the same time Oliver Denton. the bril- I
liant piano player who studied abroad I
with Diaz. viii come here.
The Tourist club met on Tuesday .
afternoon at the Dwyer home. with Z
Mrs. Joseph DWyer as hostess. Mrs !
Dryer and Mrs. Henry G Greer gave !
talks On The Land OF the Czecho- ]
Slovaks" The subject is very inter- I
estinE just at present and the cues Z
ton was dealt with In a most inter Z
estinE manner. on next Friday the /.
club viii meet At the Over home on I
Epson avenue with Mrs. II. c. Dyer as Z
hostess Tea from a pretty service /
was served with cake.
The Missionary society OF the High
land Park Methodist church met al .
the home OF Mrs. 7. c. Ruby on Indiana .
street Monday for an all day work .
meeting. the day was spent in quilt .
Ing Two quilts were finished. one 70 .
be given to the Red Cross gift shop .
and the other was presented to Mrs. 4
W s Nugget in behalf OF the society. {
At 70 O'Clock lunch was served by 4
the hostess. and all enjoyed social F.
hour.
Among those present. was Mes I
danes Nations. Bates. Burton. Ruby .
Morris, Calhoun. Thompson. Ginett /
Patten, Blake. HugEett. NcCumher, T
Hames, POeteet. White, Davidson +
Brodie, owen. Lucy, and Miss Dodds- .
The women Of the society gave Mrs. .
J. X Br0die q surprise party on Mon
day afternoon at her home on Federal &
street, IL being her 6Sth anniversary. 4
Delicious refreshments were served I
by her two little grandaughters, +
Misses BuIah and Abbie Brodie. !
The regular meeting % the music .
department. OF the WOman's club. o. 4
which Mrs. David V. Fennessy is 4
chairman, viii be held Wednesday af-
.ernOon at o'clock at the club house.
An exceedingly interesting program
viii be given II this time under the
direction Of MS s. J. Prudential Z
md viii include the following mum
lers;
Piano solo. Miss Nellie May Bowen.
Vocal solo. c. G. Ruby.
Violin solo. Miss Florence Crissey.
Vocal duet, Mrs Walter Christie and
Mrs. Charles Andrews
Reading. Miss Isabelle Hull
Dance. Miss Paula Krupp.
Quintette, Miss Virginia Bean, Mrs.
r. l. Bean. Miss 1linna Edwards. Miss
Dorothy Price and Miss Vivian Brown I