El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-09
Children OF Confederacy Are To Aid
U. D. c. All Heroes Day Observance

: CORNELIA BRANCH STONE chap
ter OF the Children Of the Con-
federacy met on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock at 1.-THE home Of the
I president, Miss Martha Cole The
minutes OF the last meeting were
read by Claribel Harper and a re-
port Of the Christmas entertainment
was given by Wayne Cobb. The
members OF the chapter decided TO
give Valentine party on next Sat
urday evening at the home Of Mrs
Charles Bryan on Mckinley ave-
nue.. The members Of the chapter
VIII decorate the rooms for toe party
and everyone viii bring a valentine
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangements is Martha Cole, Thelma
Spiawn, Wayne Cobb, Claribel Har-
Plans were made for observing All
Heroes day. March 2 and the chapter
viii cooperate with Wade Hampton
chapter Of the Q. D. c in the enter
tainment. which u is TO give in the
afternoon Stories were told OF
the early colonies by the members
Of the chapter. Letters were read
and Mrs R Philip Holt Cornelia
Branch Stone chapter viii compete
for the Florence Goalden Fans
medal which is awarded for the hest
paper on the life Of Jefferson Davis
Mrs. H ". Cole, mother Of the host
ess, served refreshments OF hot
chocolate and cookies during the So
cial hour.
The Susan. =. Anthony centennial
luncheon and the memorial TO Dr..
Anna Howard Shaw under the
auspices of the League Of Women
Voters. will be given in the cham
Der OF commerce grill room on
The decorations will consist Of
spring blossoms in red and white,
A large white cake with 100 red
candles will adorn one Of the tables.
The first part Of the program viii
frage pioneers, the second part Of
lighter nature in keeping with Nalen-
tine day. The program is as follows.
Singing Of America" by those pres
ent. Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams lead
ing: invocation, Dr. Floyd Poe;
memorial tax. susan B. Anthony
Rev F. N Johnson. jr, secretary
American Legion; memorial talk, '-Dr.
Anna Howard Shaw" Mrs. J. A Pot
ter toast. The Outlook" Mrs
Charles DeGroff; pioneer suffragists
in costume singing, Welcome TO
the Dawn Of a Nations Great Day"
etc, to the tune Of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march, Mrs Helen Cooper Will
Jams leading at piano
Mrs. S. ]. Fennen has charge OF
this feature Of the program. After
singing Of this suffrage song by the
pioneer suffragists, she will give a
brief account OF each ones history
a modern suffrag ist viii then appear.
Those taking part are as follows;
Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait, Mrs. Frank
Bait. Miss Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Mrs Julia Sharp Miss Lucretia Mott
Mrs. ]. A Rawlings. Miss Mary Liver
more, Miss Grace Y. Logan, Miss
Fanny Wright. Mrs. E. c. Lane, Miss
Lydia Maria Childs, Mrs. H c. Greer,
Mrs. Sarah N Grimke, Dr. Ida Bishop,
Miss NJ Carey Thomas, Mrs G. J.
H1limans Miss Lucy Stone, Mrs. s. ].
Eenneli a modern suffragist, Mrs
Robert Townsend.
A short talk on our Next Gov
then be given. Some novel fea-
lures, not to be disclosed as yet,
VIII follow. Singing Of Aud Lang
syne,' by those present, viii finish
the program
The candidates for governor for
the 18th and 10th legislative dis
tricts and all county and district Of
present.
The committee on general arrange
ments is as follows: Mrs. r H. Car
chairman decorations, Mrs
J. h Hirts chairman; Mrs. J. H
Hurxthal, Mrs. C. J. Hillman, Valen-
tines, Mrs L c. Lane, chairman Mrs.
3 j. Fennel, Mrs. r H. Darlington
Mrs. Robert Townsend, Mrs. Evelyn
Logan Mrs John 7. Hill, FRS. Crit
chett, Mrs Alex Ferguson; suffragists
in costume, Mrs. S. J. Fennell; hos
tess, Mrs. J. H Hirt, Mrs. J. II.
HurIthal Mrs. H. H. Darlington.
Mrs o. A Critchett will preside at