El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-07
Women's Club Opens Activities OF
Year With Enthusiastic Meeting

June. Mrs. Lorsntzen. Mrs J. z. Town
send and MrB. Olga Kohiberg were
delegates from the Woman's club 20
the convention
Mrs. Lorentzen quoted many inter
esting statements regarding women
and child welfare thrift, music III
erature and art
Mrs. Robert Holiday sang beauti-
fully zone Golden Day" accompanied
1t the plano by Mrs James Graham
4 deiiehtful feature OF the after
noon were the talks made by former
presidents Of the Woman's club from
the time OF its founding TO the pres
ent DAY Mrs. ". ". NILS first pres
fdsut- CONGRATULATED the club on It's
growth and expressed her pleasure IN
being present She told Of the early
history Of the clubs work. She con
Graduated the club on its place In
the civic welfare OF the city.
Mrs. Olga kohlberg gave TAX
on the club work under ner pfesl-
deucv- Hrs. J. E Townsend spoke OF
the meeting Of the state federation o.
Womsn's clubs in this city during her
administration. Mrs J. D. Love told
In clever rhyme OF her tenure OF Of
ffcs- Mrs. J. A. Rawlings spoke. Mrs
". r Brown expressed appreciation
for the help OF the club members cur
ing her administration Mrs 3 j.
Fenne1l told OF the need OF coopera-
lion Mrs. Katherine Spaulding Eos
ter and Mrs. S. H Sutherland SPOKE
Mrs. Charles Stevens told OF her
work as president during the war
A social hour over the tea cups fol
Z lowed the meeting Ms r BurI
Orndorff. chairman OF the social club
presided. with Mrs. James Magoffin
and Mrs. ". D. Howe pouring the
tea at daintily appointed tables
The members and prospective mem
bers OF the College Woman'a club VII
be entertained at q garden party SAT-
urdav afternoon. October at the
home OF the president. Mrs Herbert
/ D. Field. zoo Prospect avenue. 1neFe
VIII be g short program ana the pleh
presented The directors, Mrs Dan T.
I white. Mrs. Joseph NeslOn. Miss Pearl
: Ponsford and Miss Lillian Huggett
with the social COMMITTEES Mrs. IL
p 1rogson. Mrs o. H Palm, Mrs
] Charles LeaVell Mrs. Richard Warren
and Mrs. Henry T. Bowie VIII assist
I IN receiving the guests All women
who have had in an accredited col
I Iegs one years work toward an A 3.
degree are eligible 70 the club Al
Z women desiring to Join may DO 50 ~
/ presenting their names 20 Ms Il r
] BALDWIN. Chairman OF the membership
! committee or to any one OF the mem
bers Of that committee fcomposed OF
/ Mr. C. n. Campbell. Mrs- r h Cog
I Ian, Hrs. c. c. Easleys Miss Fannie
[ Foster, Mrs. K ". MacCalluns Ms
[ z. ". Rheinheimer, Alrs- Robert L
Parker. Mrs. z. D. Stewart or Mrs..
{ ". C Beatty
Circle 10. 8 OF the First Methodist
church met Tuesday afternoon with
] Mrs J. r Fisk. The members seWed
FOR the December bazaar. Mrs. G. r
! Cowherd discussed plans for serving
meals by the Aid society at the East
/ ern star convention next week Mrs.
Fisk served Refreshments.
The Parent-Teachers' association OF
! Alta vista school wiz meet Friday
afternoon at o'clock IN the school
7 auditorium A thrift day program
VIII be given and articles made from
old clothes wiz be exhibited.
The Aid society OF the First Aetho-
dist church VIII meet Friday after
noon at ESQ in the church parlors
At this time members VIII complete
plans for the dinner they are 20 serve
during the Eastern star convention