Eugenia Schuster

Eugenia Mananyi Schuster (1865–1946) was a community activist in El Paso, Texas, and one of the presidents of the Woman's Club of El Paso. She was also the founder of the El Paso Pan-American Round Table.

Biography Schuster was born in the Austrian Empire. She met her husband, Michael P. Schuster, in Vienna and together they had four children. Her husband worked as doctor for the American Smelting and Refining Company (ASARCO).

Schuster and Mrs. Alberto Matero both became involved with Amigos Listos in 1916 in order to provide aid to refugees of the Mexican Revolution.

Schuster founded the Pan American Round Table in 1921 "at the request of the Consul-General in Washington, D.C." The round table was part of the Good Neighbor Policy and Schuster's group in El Paso was the second to be formed, the first being in San Antonio. The round table is a women's organization which provides educational opportunities, social events, study groups and the celebration of Pan American Day on April 14. Schuster served as the first director of the round table.

Schuster was also involved in supporting the El Paso Public Library and helped to get Cleveland Square recognized as a park.