El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Woman's Club Gives Christmas
Party: GIFTS Are Presented


4 CHRISTMAS party featured tbs
4 II general meeting OF the Woman s
club Wednesday afternoon. A
I Christmas tree with burning candles
was on the stage and Wreaths and
I potted plants also featured the deco
rations.
Mrs. VIII T. owen. president Of the
H0maus club, presided The first
number was the singing Of Christmas
carols. with Ars- Charles Andrews,
Mrs Ralph Henderson. Ms J. J. kas-
Ter. Mrs walter Chrisue and Hrs.
Wuehrman. leading. and Mrs Warren
small at the piano. Mrs Olga Kohl
berg reported on the state federation
OF Women's clubs held in san An-
tcnlo- Especially interesting was her
counties or Texas TO combine Wom-
ems club activities with church.
school and county library movements
she told OF the style show at the con-
Nantions and said q woman exhibited
a rrock made from an old sult OF her
Hrs. Eohlberg invited the fedora
ton 70 meet in this city in 1921. tell
ing them that the improved Fl Paso
Of today is e FAR cry from the FL Paso
u which they met - years ago The
federation expressed appreciation for
the invitation and while no definite
action has been taken the meeting
probably VIII be held here
Following Mrs kohlberg's report
-lrs- owen gave a Christmas talk
wishing q merry Christmas to the
club members and said that gifts had
been placed on the tree for the club
and that AIRS. @. o. Rucker would
play the part Of Santa Claus IN re-
moving them and naming the donors
From the president and officers Of
the club there were greetings IN
rhyme OF love and good wishes and
the hope OF continued good fellow
ship and absence OF friction. The
CHORAL club sent greetings. There was
message from the music department
and from the literature department
fe-NeL curtains Tor Two Of the audi
forum windows AIRS. D. Y. Eennessy
presented the club a framed picture.
The Drama study club, newest auEil-
larry 20 the AFomau's club, was reD-
resented by baby doll with Miss
Nary Frances Hayes as It's nurse.
A gratifying report from the treas
urar, Mrs. W A. Beeson, was read In
which she said the building debt was
a present $4,000, a total OF $4,000
having been paid this year. The cost
OF 'ne elu0 nulaing vas $4,000
AIRS r L Graham conducted a pro
cram Tor the Missionary society Of
trinity Methodist church wednesday
afternoon members OF the society
were guests OF the MeLlcau COM
nunlly center, which now is located
in its new home on South Eansas
street. Misses Mary Anne and Ga
rinda Ccrbin were hostesses-
me program emphasized social
service work. The Old Rugged
Cross was used as an opening hymn
and Hiss Frances Montague led ia
prayer Ara G. u Appleton gave the
scrl prure lesson from Luke and spoke
1L the use OF talent in Christian fields
q endeaV0r. The following women Z
reported work done by the social
service committees Mrs. willis Ran
som, visits made 70 new members and I
strangers Mrs. ID. u. SWearinEeu. 4
calls on the sick; AIRS. o. A Danielson I
gave the flower report, Mrs J. 4 I
Beard gave a report OF the literature I
coUmi tee; Mrs. A. A. Grabbing told /
81 the travellers aid work Mrs /
Graham finished the reports with an I
account Of visits TO the county hos I
lltal. county poor farm, the jail and .
clinic and the cottage prayer meet I
.ngs held
The Camp Fire girls OF the center (
sang several songs.
Mss Emma Brandyberry gave an 4
interesting talk concerning the WORK .