El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-16

the county commissioner that lock-
ers were needed at Liberty hail. with
the result that the lockers have been
New members Of the league in
{ clude; Mrs. F. Q. Barrett, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Barton. r. L. Castle berry,
/ AIRS. Maud Sullivan. judge E B. Nc
! Clintock. Miss Myra Winkler, Miss
Mary McDearmon and Mrs B. B.
Bailey, OF canutillo-
Radios. published by the literature
department Of the Woman's club, and
I edited by Mrs. A S. Peatross. chair
/ man Of the departm INT, for mid March
( has been issued and is brimful Of
I snappy little stories and news
( The first article is on the officers
Z newly elected to the Woman's club
and their Impressions Of their duties.
! cleverly foretOld. Some dos" and
! 'dOnts" from the retiring president
. Mrs J. W Lorentzen, is well given
| advice. In which she asks the mem
I hers to stand by the club president,
with the admonition that the club is
as much the other members as it is
! the presidents.
It tells Of the clubs plan TO help
some worthy young man or woman to
an education, $3.50 being the amount
raised for this purpose.
The list OF new club members IS
printed in this issue, and gives an ac-
3
ization day on Tuesday, April s, as
follows:
tuesday. April 6. has been set
aside for characterization day in FL
Paso, and a proclamation viii be
issued By mayor Davis TO the citizens
OF FL Paso, inviting them TO the
demonstrations which shall be held
on that date at Liberty hall. At this
time. the program, which is in charge !
OF the Woman's club viii tend TO
prove the strides which have been
made during the past year, despite all I
this talk Of the growth Of Bolshev- Z
ISM II every city in the United I
States has been deTotinE itself as
quietly and determinedly to this great &
work, the balance, IL viii have to be I
admitted. is in favor Of the Ameri- I
canizstion.
Though the details Of the plans I
are not known in full. the chamber of .
commerce has proffe-ed its fun sup
port, even TO the extent OF taking I
care OF what expense shall be in
CURED for costumes and drayage. II I
would be wonderful to have the mem
DRY thoroughly revived Of what il ]
meant to be an American on Novem-
Der Il, only year and a half ago. 4
Some OF our FL Pasoans have bsen@
indetatigable in the commands laid 1
upon Americans on that date, and on
April it IS planned TO show the fruit
Of their labor along numerous lines.
II VIII be instructive, inspiring and
practical"
By reason Of the increased interest
manifested by women in reading
books worth while. an interesting
program has been planned by the lit
erature department Of the Woman's
club for next Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock It viii take the form OF a
book symposium, or conversation
Mrs. Dorothy simplins waI5ron
viii read George Record Peck's
Kingdom OF Light" an essay on the
light giving qualities OF good reading.
A number Of painted placards, de-
signed 20 warn the unwary how to
avoid malnutrition OF the reading
faculty" win adorn the walls Of the !
club, through the courtesy OF Mrs.
julius A krakauer and the Sketch
club; also prescriptions for the treat
ment OF the mind. depending upon
whether II needs stimulating, sooth-
ing or solid food
Mrs F. o. Barrett viii give a piano
number.
Mrs A S. Peatross. chairman Of the !
department. has arranged for three :
minute talks from the following club :
members on The Best Thing / Have I
Read This Year" Mesdames z D :
field, Harry WorthinEtOn, Branch :
9raige, J E Townsend, H E Christie, :
A. l. HaWley, Julius A Krakauer, A 7