El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-14
Red Cross Class In Dietetics Will
Be Conducted Beginning November 29


THE board Of directors OF the Young
1 women's Christian association held I
/ its regular monthly meeting on Thurs
day afternoon in the Central Associa- /
ton building. with Mrs. 4. T. Bowie, I
president Of the board. occupying the I
chair. Miss Kate Fink and Hrs. IL L. 3
Reed. travellers aid secretaries. re- /
ported that 1900 persons were assisted I
at the Union station during october. I
Mrs. c. T. Race. hostess a. the T. ".
c. A. residence. on west Missouri
street, reported every room at the res /
idence. occupied The membership de-
partment. OF which Mrs r 3. Homan
Is chairman, reported 1857 paid up
members 20 date. Miss Carol Cotton I
physical director. announced a grow /
/ ing interest fl gymnasium work and
reduced rates in gymnasium classes
for the remainder Of the first winter
term. The. central building was used
during October by 13S persons includ-
( ing 81 transients- Eighteen girls we're
placed in positions by the office sec
Z retary during the month
Interesting reports Of the recent T.
". c. A. field conference in Dallas
were given By Mrs IL A. warner
Mrs. J. A. Rawlings and Miss Nellie
McCaughau- Resolutions OF respect
on the death OF Mrs U. s. Stewart
were adopted by the board. Of which
Mrs. Stewart was a member
Following the meeting Of the board
Of directors, a meeting was held In
the Y. ~. C. A. club room IN ce-ehra-
ton Of the world week OF prayer OF
the T. W. c. A Members OF the board
To- 40 d
ton secretaries were present Talks
were made by Mrs 81. T. Bowie and
Mrs. Paul Heermans on the work Of
the y W. c. A. in foreign countries
A number Of new workers have been
added TO the 7. W C. A. staff, among
hes recently come 10 FL Ea6o from
New York city TO occupy the position
Of executive Of the international IN
stitute at 1929 san Jaciuto street
Mrs. Lewis has had an interesting ca
reer. She studied music In London
and italy and has done editorial work
Tor magazines ana worked as an or
ganizer among the Italians and Amer
leans In New York. She served during
the war IN the 7. II c. A. canteens
overseas. Miss Julia Roulden, another
new worker, has come 10 this city
from her home in Mexico City to as
sist with the work OF the Interna-
Miss Roulden Is q very charming
woman. who has been educated in
American colleges
Mrs. J. A. Ramsey gave the fourth
Of her series Of lessons on Storytelling
to the Fl Paso Teachers ass0cia ton
Thursday afternoon at 4-l5 o'clock. at
the Morehead school Her subject was
'Dramatizat' on
The real life process was compared
= Nd
trations given. The value Of drama
tization in the school room was dis
, cussed and a number OF suggestions
given for its use The subject was
summed u as follows.
Dramat instinct stimulates real
life processes. stirs sluggish centers
and helps the senses TO be developed
and regulated. Contacts missed in
real life environment enjoyed, and
qualities may be thus stimulated by
act on real life environment
CompI cations Of citizenship 20
rcd c''- - the pupil VIII be more fit
% meet life.
Pumpkin Glory" by W D. Howells.
and Illustrated her story with pic
lures. she also told the story Of The
Pig Red Anrle.' which was drama
tied BY the teachers She gave out
GOOD BiDlogr1 phy on drama ton
The next meeting VIII be on ''Folk
and Fairy Tales" and VIII be given
next Thursday afternoon.
The Wesley Bible class OF Trinity
Methodist church was entertained on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock by
Mrs W. II. Payne at her home 1919
Montana street A business meeting
was first held and Il was decided TO
send money. instead OF clothing. to the
French orphan adopted By the organi-
zatiou as a Christmas remembrance
Mrs ". =. Easton was reelected presi-
dent Of the class. The Payne home was
decorated for the meeting with roses,
autumn flowers and ferns and at the
close OF the business session social
hour was held and salad course was
served. Those present Were- Mrs. I
Mclean, Mrs. A. Is. Grabbing, Mrs.
H II. Hendricks. Mrs. r Buchanan.
Mrs. y, ID. Moore, Mrs J. n Hardy,
Mrs Charles FOX, Mrs g. Douglas
Mrs. +. Singleton. Mrs. W z. Easton,
Mrs y. J. Cummins, Mrs. r. S John
son. Mrs g. r. Campbell, Mrs ]. J.
Ayers. AIRS. i. n ToWner Mrs. G. y.
Holford, Mrs. +. II Payne. Eugenia
smith, Hazel Cummins and the
hostess.
The Woman's Missionary society
Of Asbury Methodist church held Its
monthly business meeting Thursday
". z. Care. presided Reports were !
heard from the various departments.
Extracts from letters from Miss Eu' a
Harper, missionary to Brazil. were
read Announcement was made that
the IS percent increase in the amount
raised during the week OF prayer had