El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-03


. j women and children. both Of civil
Z ian and army Circles-tOOk part in
: the Texas All Heroes day parade and
disqualification exercises OF the service
I flag OF Wade Hampton chapter OF the
! United Daughters Of the COnfederacy
on Tuesday afternoon
] The celebration was given by Wade
I Hampton chapter and Cornelia Branch
Stone chapter OF the Children Of the
/ Confederacy. and hundreds Of people
along the line Of march witnessed the
parade, which formed at Cleveland
I square at o'clock A massed milf
I line came five Boy Scouts carrying
I the American flag, the confederate
flag and the Texas flag.
With the flag bearers came two
other Boy Scouts. Eddie Wellington
and James Hepburn. as honor guards
70 the flags, and directly behind them
J came Jack Camp carrying another
confederate flag, presented TO Cor
nelia Branch stone chapter OF the
Z Children OF the Confederacy by Mrs
Cornelia Branch stone, in whose
honor the chapter is named, on her
80th birthday anniversary which fell
The Confederate Veterans formed
an escort and honor guard TO the
color bearers and Boy Scout honor
guards.
president OF Cornelia Branch Stone
chapter. and with her the officers Of
the chapter. The members Of Wade
Hampton chapter came next led BY
niece OF Stephen f. Austin, Of pioneer
fame. With her were the chapter OF
ficers The Spanish-American war
veterans, with their cOlors, came next
in line, and after them 500 pupils from
Villas school marching in lone star
formation and singing patriotic songs
as they marched. The part the Villas
school children took in the parade
was directed by Miss Alicia Swami
and Miss Nina Denlson-
The high school cadets made
splendid showing as they marched as
did the Boy Scouts and the pupils OF
Grand View school, who came next
Upon their arrival AT the statue OF
Liberty. the tablets there were deco
rated Mrs F. H Daugherty being
chairman Of the flags.
Mayor Charles Davis. in impressive
manner. furled the service nag and
il was placed in d cedar chest made
by the high school pupils
on Tuesday morning a star TOT
Mai. Gen Robert /. HOWE was placed
on the flag. happily there Is no
gold star on Wade Hampton service
flag Of IS stars star Tor cen Jonn
J. Pershing being included II the
#-rorn the Statue OF Liberty the par
ticipants in the exercises went 20
the courthouse. where the patriotic
tablets were decorated, and the re-
mainder Of the program was given IN
Liberty hall An excellent program
was given at this time including
chorus singing by the children from
villas and Grand View schools read
ings and a band concert. Miss Inalla
GiIlett led the singlngsg Doln IN me
of parade. at the Statue Of Liberty ana
in Liberty hall Lieut.. W r an
over was band leader and Edwin
Mitchell. son Of Mr. and Mrs. L. A
Mitchell, was honor guard 70 the ser
a1HH.aH OH 3
war pistols which once bc-onse1 10
his ancestor, Ross Powell
Lieut.. j. c. Wade, Lieut. J. Il ste
venson and Lieut. L c. HoroWlt1s OF
the Eighth engineers, assisted II lne
Mrs. Charles Bryan, president Of
Wade Hampton chapter OF the T. D.
C. and third vice president o. ne
state T. d. c, was. N cnaIse % M
arrangements for the celebration alld
It's success was largely due 70 ner ell
forts
The Women's Missionary society OH
Trinity church held its regular month
Is business meeting Tuesday a1leF-
noon ii the church parlors-
The service opened with the sons
I WIN Tell the Wondrous story
Miss Alice Care offered prayers Ior
the Evangelistlcal campaign ana ANS
]. J. Ayers for the sick Mrs George
ll-lNEr LEl4 LlAE gAEe Z sam 49, 49,
q most inspiring talk
Mrs D. II. smith. the president, I
spoke on the evangellsucal campaign
that IS to. begin this week ana ~ as
followed by a talk on The same sub
iect by the pastor Rev P. R knicker-
Miss Alice Care was appointed .
secretary TO succeed
Mrs. Thomas Watson, and Mrs J. A. I
Daniels 70 represent the missionary
Voice" rising vote OF thanks was
given 10 the committee in charge OF I
the silver tea at the l. W c A. .
February q. Mrs. George Oliver gave
the scriptuaI benedictiOn- The meet 7
Ing closed by repeating the Lords
prayer in concert
Mrs. G. Lamme and Mrs George
Reeves were the hostesses-
Westminster circle OF Westminster
Presbyterian church met on Tuesday
afternoon at ESQ o'clock with Mrs.
John Grant as hostess al the Grant
home on Brown street
An election OF OFFICERS was held and
plans were made for the sewing 70 be
lone by the organization within the
next two weeks in preparation Of a
box OF clothing 10 be sent 20 the little
orphan boy at the Presbyterian or
Dhanage at ltascas Texas, who Is
adopted by Westminster circle Tea
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The result OF the election Of Of
.icers was as follows: Mrs John H
Grant. president; Mrs c W Groom
rice president; Mrs J. ". b Robinson,
iecrstary; Mrs. H z. Cantren. treas
lrer.
The woman's auxiliary 20 St Glenn
lnts Episcopal church met on Tues-l
lay afternoon in the parish house
With the president. Mrs s 3. Barger.
residing Mrs 7 J. OrmSbee read a
review Of the religious
development Of the Scandinavian
Countries and needs Of the scandinav-
an immigrants. Current events from
he paper, Spirits OF Missions was
given by Mrs David Mcknight and
drs- Barger gave a report on the re-
ent cOnvOcatiOn at Santa re.
The program was closed with the 7
inging OF a Lenten hymn. after which
social hour was enjoyed with Mrs
2 !. Anderson and Mrs Caryi Hin
IS hostesses.
Circle One Of the aid society or the
first Methodist church. met on Tues
lay afternoon with Mrs. =. s. Weeks
AZ East Missouri street. The mem
.ers spent the afternoon sewing. Att
he close OF the meeting Mrs. Weeksl
erved refreshments Following menu
.ers were present: Mrs T. Beaulier,
irs- l. A. Hagy. Mrs C. d. Hettick,