El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-07


=. Quad. auditor; Mrs. Julius
Krakauer, chairman OF the art de-
parrment, Mrs A S. Peatross. chair
man Of the literature departm ent.
Mrs. Warren Small. chairman Of the
music department, and Mrs. Ralph
Henderson, chairman Of the MacDOW-
ell club The following are members
OF the board Of directors; Mrs. J. ".
Lorentzen, Mrs J. j. Raster, Mrs. H
W. Broaddus. Airs OLGA KOhlberg, Airs.
C. B. Stevens, Mrs W D. Howe, Mrs
Ralph Henderson, Mrs P n. Dudley.
Mrs S H Sutherland. Mrs. W. r.
Brown and Mrs. John Grant
Robert z. Lee chapter Of the @. D.
c. held a memorial service Thursday
afternoon at the Woman's clubhouse
in memory OF the late Mrs. c. c.
Crews
The service was filled with poig-
nant tenderness. Rev. Fuller swift
gave an address on the life OF Mrs
crews. referring TO her as a woman Of
fearless character. and told OF how
she ran with her babe in her arms
from Indians in the wild frontier
days
Airs. ". d. Howe and Mrs. c. 0.
Rucker sang abide With Ne" with
Mrs J. J. Pearce at the piano. Mrs.
WIN T. owen sang one Sw,s tly
Solemn Thought"
Resolutions on the death Of Mrs.
Crews from Robert E Lee chapter
were read by Mrs. Hal Aldridge- reso=
lutions from John c. Brown camp Of
the O. C. v were read by T. F. Skid
more. adjutant-
Mrs ]. W. Brady read a sketch
OF Mrs. CreWs's life.
Robert and Lee H. Crews. sons OF
Mrs Crews, were present. as were
many Of her friends. Flowers were
sent 10 the chapter rooms IN memory
Of Ms Crews by Mrs s J. Fenneu
and MIS- Joseph HurxthaI. At the
close Of the service the flowers were
taken 20 Evergreen cemetery and
placed on Mrs CreWs's grave
Mrs. C. o. Bucker presided at the
memorial service
A meeting OF Robert E Lee chapter
was held preceding the memorial ser
vice AIRS. B. L Farrar presided It
was reported that the Army-City
baseball league viii play a benefit
game for the chapter on July at
Rio Grande park.
Mrs Joseph H Hurxthal was ap-
pointed chairman for the entertain
ment which the chapter viii give Nay
20 at the Community-Servi club.
Mrs 7 2 Bowen gave an ANTIQUE
desk, which once belonged 10 the wife
OF a Confederate veteran, and also a
picture Of the veteran to the chapter.
The desk IS over 100 years old
nual luncheon o. the chapter, which
is this year TO take place at Mission
hall, West Tsieta, on June 3, the an
niversary Of jefferson Davis's birth
day Members VIII be privileged TO
invite guests TO this luncheon. Mrs.
T. J. Woodside IS chairman OF gem
eral arrangements. Members Of the
u. C Y. are TO be special guests Of
Robert E Lee chapter for the
luncheon
Mrs. John Gentry, OF Alpine, Texas,
who IS visiting her sister, Mrs Dill
lard Franks. on Clifton street. was
the honor guest OF the Asbury Mis-
sionarT society Thursday afternoon At
the conclusion Of the usual monthly
business meeting. Mrs A. H Faller
presided at the punch bowl and the
losing side in quiz on missions
served the winning side Mrs. G. r
Helm was the teacher. Mrs. A II
Lawler sang Nothing but Leaves"
accompanied by Mrs A D. Hudson
The Bible lesson was read by Mrs
C. A Tyner- The names OF Mrs Ty=
ner ana Mrs r r Gibson were added
to the roll
Reports were heard from the Off
GERS and committees. Mrs. P. D.
SplaWn viii use the next Thursday
for q visit Of the members of the
society 10 the Effie Ellington and
the Lydia Patterson mission schools.
0AA inc AA-AA4 AAAA SUI the AEAEAaANA
societies VIII spend the day as guests
of the Highland Park society and the
book being studied. Crusade Of Com
passion viii be concluded. The
fourth Thursday viii be given. over
to an entertainment for benefit Of
the travellers aid Of the city.
Mrs " O. Care gave a report Of
the district conference held at AS
bury church last Thursday The So
ciety voted to have but two meet
ings a month during the summer.
MS A ". Price was hostess.
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The Wesley Bible class Of Trinity
Methodist church held its regular
business and social meeting in the
church annex Thursday afternoon
Mrs. w = Easton. president. pre-
sided, and the business OF the organ
ization was discussed Later refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
for the afternoon. Mrs. l. J. Trotti
and AIRS. +. W Loucks.