El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-12

NEWS comes from Cloudcroft OF the
IN very wonderful times which the
girls Of the Square club are having
there. The girls went up on Satur-
day, accompanied by Mrs. David Cath
cart, ate their dinner en- route to the
top of the mountains and upon ar
rival were greeted by Mrs. c. T. Race.
hostess there. After breakfast on
Sunday morning. they held a short
devotional exercise. conducted by
Miss Barbara Worcester.
On Tuesday they cooked luncheon
on the hill just back OF the cottage
over a camp fire and then toasted
marshmallows. Tuesday evening was
stunt night and the stunts were
especially good. The members Of the
with five members in each family, and
the following program given:
A short negro minstrel. by Frances
Hale, retired soldier; Beulah
Broadie. a negro washerwoman; Mil
dred DaW, an old negro man. Eva
Crosby. aecompanist. Miss Brodie
gave rabbit walk during the per-
Torrance
Automobile driver. Laura Burdick;
spinster sister. Ermen Margraff;
younger sister, Len -AIlOlELAs police
man and farmer. Irene RailstOn-
The car, a Ford. made Of chairs, the
plano stool for steering wheel, and
tin bucket engine, would not start
until a nickel was dropped in the
engine by the driver The farmer
broke in on the. drive by announcing
the death Of chicken Later the po-
Hceman 'Dinched' them for speeding.
and in the excitement the car" went
over a cliff
A group of charades. by Viola sor-
rells, Abby Roberts, Pearl Rherig,
Mildred MelonchOn and Lila Satorius-
Glass room drill, Mary Faris. teach
er, and the pupils. Frederick kipp,
Lena Palmer, Helena Norton and Eva
Another drin. Clarissa Herman.
leader, with Katy Amonett. Gladys
Booth, Florence Clayton and Virginia
Fudge was served and everyone had
merry time
Members Of Circle c. Central Bap-
fist church, met Tuesday afternoon at
Montana street. The rooms were beau
tifuIly decorated with baskets and
bowls Of sweet peas.
Mrs J T. Hollis opened the meet
ing and Mrs ". L Strong read the
scripture lesson. Mrs. Frank Scott
led in prayer.
After the business session a de-
lightful program, arranged by Miss
Mabel Mccall. was given. The pro-
gram included the following:
Duet-Misses Mildred and Ruby
Vermillion.
Vocal solo-Miss Jennie May Lang
ston.
Violin solo-AIiss Lois Mccall.
Quartet-Misses Nermiliion. Miss
Langston and Miss Mabel Mccall.
Dfano en1n lTre
At the close Of the social hour re-
freshments were served by the hostess
consisting Of punch. fruit and cake.
During the summer months Miss
Helen Swift will give short talks
on certain phases OF home economies
at the meetings Of the FL Paso Fed
Grafton Of Women's clubs. which will
be followed by, a general discussion
by the members Of the subjects pre-
scented. Miss Swift is outlining some
very interesting programs to submit
to the program committee for the
midmonth meetings. which the fed
Grafton is now contemplating for the
fail and winter season. The fedora
ton viii take M branches of this
work entirely different from that
which the Housewives league IS to
adopt and it Is hoped that by the two
orga niZauons Generating to widen
the field Of activities in this work.
4 message has come TO the Wade
Hampton chapter Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacv from
Mrs L NJ Bashinsky. Of Troy, Ala.
chairman of educational work OF the
l. D C.. announcing that the number
Of applicants for the vassar scholar