El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-01
Business WOmen'S Clubs To Present A
Minstrel Show at Texas Grand Theater


The y ". C. A. Girl. composed BY
Miss Estrella HALEY.
members OF the chorus- lIesdames
Ackerman, Backer, Gay, Greer, Hunter
miller, Murphy. Smith. Yale. Misses
allen Alonzo. Brown. Burton. Cook
cooper Deyo, Mary and Eugenia
l tourney Hinkles kinevan Mills Nc
4ntosh, Moreau, Noyes. PEBBLES
Prague, Pratt. Riggs, Rogers. sin
comb, SLACK Evelyn and Mary Sted-
man schwartz. Bertha and Nell Tur-
nerl Iurbeville. Workman.
icy. h' music viii be by EstTella Hal
Most OF the women who are 10 servo
{ on the various teams in the Y. W q
a campaign have signed up and viii
De ready 70 start work next Tuesday
nor nlnS- The women who are to head
me Two different divisions, consist
ING OF four teams each. are Mrs. II T
Bowie and Mrs D. H. Huffaker.
The different teams follow:
AIRS L L. Robinson. captain. with
the following team workers. Mrs.
goseph spence, Mrs. G. ". Gist. Mrs
= W laws. Mrs Olga Kohlberg. Mrs
= e Kelly. Mrs. Walter Scott. Mrs
DeAter Maple Mrs ". c. Mccormick
,drs- W h Ramsey, Mrs Sue AIayfieId
Hill -'iss mar
mrs J. A Potter, captain. with the
LolloWing team workers. Mrs. r "
5Iallaln' AIRS. Alice Holt, Mrs. Charles
rouse Mrs Paul Herrmans Mrs
frank Jones, Mrs. VIM Loretz. Mrs
W. A. Roberts. Mrs Victor Robe-fr
and MS Robert DemItt-
Mrs Winchester Cooley and Mrs "
y. move. joint captains. with the fol
~, ,S ING coWorkers- AIRS H S Beach.
Mrs H. Goldstein, Mrs. L. G. Witber-
spoon hrs. Charles Pomeroy. Mrs. T
a HerVeys Mrs J 81. Clary. Mrs n {
Potter and Mrs. Fred FeIdman.
mrs A W Mclean, captain. with
the following coWorkers- Mrs n p
I'LL 3uLL, AlIs j. g. Schiller. Mrs. G. c.
rls. 4irs- r E Gardner Mrs p ?
outlaw, Mrs D. ". Cathcart- Mrs p +
W W llllans and Mrs N P. CarIock.
MIS- X B. Homan, captain, with the
o4io"lns team workers; Mrs W L
: o1Worth, Mrs Frank Spence. Mrs. C.
= CoNlIston, Mrs A J. Fraser, Mrs. I
klrsll Ir3y-lor, Mrs. J. b Watson. Mrs
W a. White, Mrs A. H. Butler ana
Mrs. W T. Owen
Mrs Julius Krakauer, captain. with I
the Following team workers: Mrs /
holney Brown, Mrs. E c. Wade, jr.,
74rs- AMER, Mrs W a Colt, jr, Mrs.
W R Stansel. Mrs. Charles s Hen
ming and Mrs. Webb c. Hayden. Mrs.
" G. Roe and Mrs. Paul Gfnther 3
JOINT captains, with workers vet 10
be announced
A complimentary dinner win be
given TO Is teams OF the 7 NJ c. A. (
ana I. W q a budget fund canvas
sers at o'clock Monday night In the
pan room Of Hotel Paso del Norte.
AT ms dinner Instructions in can
fssslns The city and the assignment /
OF prospects viii be given TO the
workers The city viii not be can
fasseu NIT and miss" as has been the ]
case in previous campaigns. but cards I
containing full Information regarding 4
each prospect viii be furnished work. I
ers and no worker will be allowed 4
TO solicit anyone II she does not have
q card naming the prospect
At the meeting Of the executive 4
committee in the 7. ". c. A last ev-
enings plans were worked out Frank |
h T. Richie spoke on the model plan
Tor socializing communities such as |
Il Paso through the Y. Il c. A. and I
the 7. W c. A
Mr.. Richie, through diagrams and
Illustrations. indicated how this work
was being accomplished in other
cities The plans were characterized
as remarkable by P J. Tighe. Mrs.
4 T. Bowie, J a Nations and others
present
On Thursday afternoon the mem
bers OF the Federated Woman's Mis-
sionary societies Of the Methodist
church. south, met in the Highland
Park Methodist church It was the
occasion Of the birthday OF The Mis-
Voice" the official organ OF
the mission board OF the N z church.
South The history Of each Of the
church organs was given by members
OF the society. Mrs. W o Care rep
resented The Woman's Missionary
Advocate Mrs c. Nation. Our
Homes" Miss Taylor, GO Forward"
and Mrs. J. 7. Head The Missionary
Voice A birthday cake. decorated
with eight candles, was. a conspicuous
object on the presidents table. Mrs.
S S Birthfield. the president. pre-
sided. assisted by Mrs. L c. Ruby, sec
rotary. Mesdames j. D. McMurtry,
J. c Ballard and Jack Burton rem
dered a trio entitled Cast Thy Bread
Upon The Waters" Nesdames ". "
Wofford and Hames gave readings
and Mrs. Burton sang three selections
The meeting was attended BY repre-
SentattVes from W. n societies OF
Asbury. East E. PasO and
Highland Park Methodist churches
About so members were present.
On Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs W C Mccormick, on
Fort Boulevard q very enjoyable en-
tertainment was given IN honor Of
the new mem hers Of the AItura Pres
byteriau missionary society There {
we're 81 guests present The opening
numbers were interesting stunts. Each
guest conversed with and secured the ]
name OF every one present A musical 7
program followed, including a piano
duet. given by Mrs W C Mccormick /
and Mrs George E Fisher; a vocal
solo, Kentucky Babe" with ukulele ,
Mrs. Otto APPEL Mrs. Z
J. ". Countermins talked Of her ex- I
periences in hostess house work at Z
Camp Dodge. Ia A vocal duet, IN Z
the Garden" was given by Mrs. Otto 4
APPEL and Mrs J. B. McCurdy, fol- ]
lowed by a piona solo. --Fantasie. I'M 7
Dromptu" Chopin, Mrs. Hugh G. :
Under Southern Skies" /
Mrs APPEL reading The Wind" (Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson), given by Caryl {
piano solo. The Shower
Of stars" Fred Vickers Refresh
nents were served. and at this time {
a toast was given to the new mem :
5ers by Mrs ". p Matthews. one for {
The old mem bers by Mrs. E F. Green (
berg and one TO the old and new z
Jointly by Mrs David Wick s
srs- 7