El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-02

! vas made at the meeting Of the IN
] dian summer tea which is to BE- given
7 BY the chapter at the home Of Mrs.
H n stark. OF Cumberland circle
next Saturday.
So
A regular business session Of the FL
I Paso City Federation OF Women's
clubs was held Monday afternoon al
the T. " C. A. or Franklin street
with the president, Mrs Ponder Car
ter. presiding.
Plans were discussed for the or
ganization's annual luncheon. one Of
the interesting club activities Of the
decided upon definitely.
The women Of the congregation Of
the First NJ E. church sent a proposed
menu 10 the club which was taken un-
der consideration
Various committees OF the fedora
ton win take charge Of details Of the
luncheon The telephone committee
VIII have charge Of reservations the
social committee OF decorations and
the program committee viii be I'm
charge OF the program to be pre-
sented-
State federation notes were given
by Ms Robert Townsend and she
discussed the work Of the state con-
vention, November Is, at which 1Irs.
S J. Fenneu viii be a delegate
Mrs. Fuller Swift was made a mem
Der OF the FL Paso City Federation Of
Women's clubs at the meeting
Miss Helen Hubbard Swift outlined
plans for rural work in which the
federation VIII assist She told the
organization Of five clubs for girls In
sewing and cooking and stated that
application for membership in these
clubs had been made by gruwnups,
Miss swift said that increased en-
d oh
since the farm bureau week held at
Clint, and she asked that some OF the
members OF the organization accom-
pany her on rural trips.
Mrs. Ponder Carter and Mrs. r. II.
Milan viii 90 with her to inspect the
work at Canutillo and the smelter on
Thursday, and Mrs. Frank Scotch and
Mrs. L T. KILLER viii accompany Miss
Swift 70 Fabens and Clint on Friday.
Miss Swift announced that Mrs.
Dora p. Barnes OF the state A q 81 /
college viii be in the city 20 assist
with home demonstration work Her I
arrival is scheduled for November % Z
80
The Women's Guild or the First I
Presbyterian church VIII meet with /
3Irs. Floyd Poe. 1904 Montana street, I
Thursday afternoon at ESQ o'clock I
This viii be the regular october
meeting. postponed from last week
III was frst announced TO meet with
Mrs. J. G. Barada at her home on
s9 511--s viii be served At the First
church at $50 o'clock To-
morrow evening by the officers ct-the
primary department OF Lne sunuag
school Mrs George Eranzlln u
chairman. Mrs. Blake Roach, Mrs T.
emma T.surhlfn. Miss Margaret Moore
md Miss Ruth Day are also mem oeIs
N the committee. Dr. Poe VIII speah
Il the devotional service az liev- AT
o'clock the woman Aalu soole-s W. ~
meet in The parlor and the board OF
.rustees En the church office AT e.su
he young people Of the Christian En-
ieavor society will present the play
'Whiskers,n in the assembly room
'or the benefit Of the missionary
1lsdges.
An interesting meeting Of Robert p
ZEE chapter. U. D.. c. win be held IN
ne CHAPTER rooms 1T the Woman
clubhouse on Thursday afternoon az
$50 o'clock, when a report viii be
-iven By Mrs. T. o. Perkins. the chap
er's DELEGATE 70 the recent .. ID. -
convention in Austin
At ESQ o'clock the John c. Brown
amp. L. c. ". will meet in the chap
er rooms and Capt. y. F. stacy VIII
live a report Of the Confederate re-
iniou which he attended-
=
A grocery shower viii be given LOT
L. 1iargaret's orphanage Friday art
moon under the supervision OF the
daughters Of Erin. The donations are
1einE sent TO the following places
4. Patricks Cathedral church Of the
immaculate Conception and St
Toseph's-
Ell Pasoans Returning.
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