El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-21

the program which viii be given BY
Coruelia Branch Stone chapter Of the
Children Of the Confederacy; Mrs. A.
W. Bittick is chairman Of the invita-
tion committee; Mrs J. ". Faulkner
and Mrs. c. r. Helm will carry the
service flag The chapter has no gold
star on their flag Rev. ". II Fair
chapter president has charge Of the
program to be given
One Of the most successful meetings
Of the Areme club OF FL Paso chap
ter No. 4, order Of Eastern star. was
that held Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ". n Pence, 1917 Mon
tana street. The home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, spring
flowers being used in profusion.
Several members Of the club gave
Interesting talks, among them Ms.
Edward S. Davis, who spoke on East
ern star work; Mrs. Allie Kanan,
past grand matron OF New Mexico.
read q communication from DR.. Alfred
c. Mcdaniel, most worthy grand pa
tron Of the general grand chapter
outlining the work in France. Miss
Helen Hubbard Swift discussed the
work Of the department OF sgricul-
ture for women Mrs Charles s
Ward read a published article on the
activities Of the orphans home at Fort
Worth
Anna Douglas Evans gave a piano
solo and little Harriet Ward gave q
short recitation
Delightful refreshments were served
by the hostess, who was assisted in
serving by Mrs. Lawrence Br0yles.
Mrs. Jules Moores and Mrs Andy
Evans.
Besides the large number Of mem
hers Of the club present, the following
were also guests Of the hostess Mrs.
NaN n al Tnrr
Boulder. Philadelphia Pa; Miss Helen
Hubbard Swift. Mrs d. ID. SWearin-
gen, Ms +. Seggerman, Mrs G. Van
Amen. MS Leonard Pence. Miss
Florence Fuller and Miss Anna Doug
las Evans.
The next meeting OF the club viii
be held March 5 at the home OF Mrs.
Beona Morgan in the Brazos Flats.
The next meeting Or the League Of
Women Voters viii be held on March
at 3 o'clock D. m at the FL PasO
Community Service club. The or
organization will not hold a business
session at this time, but a musical
program, IN cooperation with music
week. VIII be enjoyed. instead.
The program for the afternoon viii
be in charge OF Mrs. Joseph Hurxthal.
and the first part OF the afternoon,
from 3 until $3.50, viii be given over
10 a social hour, IN which a welcome
VIII be extended to new members and
visitors. Tea viii be served By the
social committee. IN charge. The meet
ing viii be open to the public
A committee from the league will
cooperate during music week with the
movement and take music TO the
shut-ins. This committee includes the
league president, Mrs. o. A Critchett,
Chairman, Miss Grace Logan Miss
EVELYN Logan, Mrs l. IA Mundy. Mrs.
L r. Frankenburger, Mrs Robert
Townsend and Mrs R h Darlington.
The Womzn's Christian Temperance
union met on Friday afternoon in the
Of the central 7. ". c A.
building The meeting with large at
tendance was held in honor OF the
birthday anniversary OF Frances i.
Willard. Three new members were
added to the roll. they being r E
Corbin-
Mrs II. RobIse led the devotional
portion OF the program and Mrs.
Frank Scotch told OF the life and
Work q Frances = willard. the great f.
temperance worker. Current events
were read BY MIS- Charles Weeks. I
followed by a reading entitled. The F.
Shoemaker and the Little White Shoe. Z
Mrs h A Taylor gave a review OF the I
Mexican work and Mrs R. A Brown I.
hing in the ". c. 7. o" A contest I
vas a feature OF the afternoon, Mrs. /
E L Query being the prize winner. .
MS Horace A. Lay president OF the
organization, presided
Owing to WashinEton's birthday
anniversary being celebrated on the
.3rd, Monday, since the 22nd falls on 3
sunday the Daughters OF the British
Empire VIII postpone their meeting
which they were to have had Monday.
lntil March l.
The women's auxiliary OF West
ninster Presbyterian church viii hold
! business meeting on Tuesday at 9
lclock p m at the church Mrs. P.
: March viii talk on Christian
Education"