El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-12


meeting on Thursday afternoon
m the Community Service clubhouse,
which was very much enjoyed
Airs. Ponder S. Carter presided al
the meeting, which was oRenee Win
the singing OF "America," followed
by a talk on Budget Makers. by
Miss Helen Hubbard swift. home dem
onstration agent. Miss swift told %
her talk Of the many good DOCKS ln
the public library on this subject she
advocated giving children allowances,
teaching them judicious spending ana
an accounting OF expenditures she
Z said that 3 percent Of incomes should
be saved and she spoke Of the dii-
iferenco between the girls OF America
and those Of European countries IN
their preparation for housekeeping.
THE girls IN Europe are taught 60 plan
for her -housekeepin according 70
her intended husbands income. which
she knows, and the girls o. America
I'm most cases practically ignore the
subject, with disastrous effects in
many cases,
a discussion OF the budget system
followed and Miss Swift answered a
number Of questions asked her.
AIRS. r. H. Darlington gave q read
ing Of James Whitcomb Eileys When
the Green Gets in the Trees.
Mrs. J. F. NusZ gave talk on his
torical events and spoke % the num-
her OF famous Americans born In
this month.
she explained the reason Of Easter
{ sometimes coming in March and nu.n-
Z bers OF other interesting points were
I explained
Mrs. Carter appointed -drs. Robert
I Townsend % give the stete f'er-a-
ton notes ar every meeting. the local
federation having subscribed Tor e
I federation official organ. Dallas
Z Saturday Night"
( Mrs. J. Il Hirt was made a member
[ Of the federation on Thursday.
story and short story contest, for
I which prize is offered for the best
one by the state federation, was dis
eussed, and - was announced that
Z the contest VII be open 70 anyone
VINO may desire TO enter To-.
A vocal duet was given BY Mrs
3 Harry C. Greer and Mrs. John W.
Moss, and rising vote OF thanks was
I rendered the committee who con-
Quoted the campaign for the Boy
I Jefferson D. smith and Mrs. c. a.
Sorrells.
The regular monthly meeting o. thel
board Of directors OF the Young
Women's Christian association was
held at the "T" clubhouse on East
Franklin street on Thursday, when
{ the associations new president Mrs
Z 81 a. warner, presided Tor the first
time.
The. reports OF various committees
showed excellent results The y ".
( G. l. residence on West Missouri
street which was built 70 accommo-
date 81 guests. now has GO residents
one hundred and thirty girls are
enrolled a. the gymnasium classes ans
& a report from the extension commit
tee showed excellent results also.
II was announced that the two
business girls clubs cleared $3.50 for
I their club budgets as a result OF the
I ail-women Ministries gwen rccentl2.
I Miss Blanche Campbell, secretary
tot the Eirls work, rendered her resig-
q nation. which was accepted with keen
regret Miss Campbell wi1 take a
complete rest for a few months and
s7o has not decided upon plans after
that.
--rs. Warner announced the chair
man OF oenartments for the coming
year as follows;
Physical department. Irz II. IT.
Bowie; building department. Airs. O..
~ Campbell; International institute.
airs. u. III Hulfaker; finance depart {
menf, MEs. r. B, H0man; travellers. T
aid department, 1IrE. III A. Lay; mem Z
oersni1 department, lrE- 7. u Ely;
residence department., Mrs- j. =. Know.
summer camp department., Mrs. H. =.
Stevens recreation department, Mrs .
A. ". Mclean.
Mrs, y. p. Bowie, AIRS. H. a. War
uer and Miss AiVa Sly were elected
% represent the Fl Paso y. 81. C. a. (
~ % 20 Other members o. the
beard also may attend the conference .
q copy OF the Woman's Citizen, [
published in New York, dated March I
s, contains an article IN compliment .
TO the susan B. Anthony luncheon re- !
Gently given in this city by the
League OF Women Voters. The Fl.
EaEQ Herald, containing an account ,
81 the luncheon, was sent 20 the Euf- j
frage headquarters In sew York and
the account 'of the luncheon was
taken from IL The only other enter
tainmelt IN honor OF Susan .. AM
thonys birthday anniVcrsarr men
toned IN the paper took place Ia
hoenester. n T.. susan 3. Anthony's
The account IN the citizen was as
follows.
1T IS q far cry FROM Rochester, n.
p, 70 ~ Paso. Texas, but the common
possession OF the memory % a great
leader hridged the space. In e Paso
the League Of Women Voters gave a
memorable luncheon in the chamber
OF commerce Saturday preceding Miss
Authony's centennial
zone OF the features % the lunch
con was an enormous white birthday
cake, as large as a brides cake. conc
tanning 100 candles. Another inter-
eslinG feature, the representation %
pioneer su1tragists. presenting Lucy
stone the morning star Of the Wom-
ans rights movement and represented
1y Lone star worker; Louisa swain,
the nrst woman voter. By another.
and Frances Wright, Mary Lfver-
mere, Elizabeth Cady Stanton. susan .
Is. Anthony, Anna Howard shaw were
all there IN likeness. Lucretia Mott /
quakeresss was represented b. a
direct descendant, Mrs. j. A. Raw-
linEs' and some Of the dresses worn
by the heroinss we're the heirloorls OF
the .mid-Nictorinn period. Mrs %. A
Lritchett, president Of the League OF
Women Voters. presided al fhe meet
Ing one Of the most Significant
actual existence Of women as voters.
que 70 the courage OF a pioneer now
being celebrated from state % state
as living memory Of the life long
saeritce 81 long dead women"
The mission study class OF the
auxiliary o. Asbury Methodist church
met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors 70 continue the les
sons p Crusade Of Compassion Tor
the Healing Of the Nations" 8Irs
" L sullivan, superintendent OF pub
LEFTY and mission study. conducted
the program. An informal discussion
LQok place on India, the general con
oitions, practice among seclpded
women zenana and purdah. hospital
and dlspeusary, training OF native
women physicians and the influence
OF Woman's medical missionary work
upon the social fabric Of India.
mrs. Frederick MaratOu gave the