El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-03
CHURCH AFFAIRS.
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The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church very pleasantly enter
tanned on Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Miss Ada Robinson, compli-
mentary to Miss Ada Boyden, whose
marriage to Thomas Monroe Sammon
occurs the latter part of the week.
Mrs. H. F. Wright, representing the
class, presented the bridetobe with a
beautiful set OF silver teaspoons. for
which she graciously expressed her ap-
probation.
to the guests, who were: Mesdames
H F. Wright, G. P. Putnam, B. J..
Franklin, Mary a. Forbes. Jones, f. e.
Maxwell; Misses May Taylor. Halle
Long, Lille May Clark. Clara Romero,
Ida Robinson, Iduma Hughes.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Christian church held very
enjoyable meeting Monday evening at
the home Of Mrs. II. A. Goff A BUSH
ness session was followed by a social
time. in which vocal and instrumental
music and various games formed the
evenings entertainment.
Refreshments were served, and the
guests present were: Misses Lolita and
Altha Fruit. Utah Robinson, Ruth Fink.
Pansy Robinson. Eunice Sanderson.
May and Clara Pulliam. Lenoir Mar
tin, Lucille Rice Bessie Little and the
Misses Golf
Messrs Milton and Henry shedd.
Howard Gilman, Lawrence and John
MoItaine, Lynden Fruit. Arch O'Rear.
Clarence Murray, Nelson Rice George
Wauchope, Mrs. Buckley.
At business meeting of the Phila-
IL ~ De- 90 1H1 -~h
held Saturday afternoon at the home
of Miss Ada Robinson, it was decided
for the class to ge in body to visit
the Chinese mission and by way Of
encoura cement to present the class
with SIS. Also, it was voted to give
s25 to the foreign mission work The
new quotations class books are out,
and are being distributed among the
members
The monthly business meeting of the
Wcman's Home Mission society of
Trinity Methodist church was held in
the church parlor. with 80 present
A short program was rendered with
scripture readings and short talks by
Mrs. spohr Mrs Spence and Mrs.
Smith
The business session followed and
among many other things of interest
TO the society. Mrs VIM. Sachs and
Mrs. Spence were elected delegates to
the conference at Maria, May II.
A reception will be given by the
members Of the Westminster Presby-
terrain church to their new pastor and
wife, Rev and Mrs T. S Knox, on
Tuesday evening, May 9. at the home
Of Mrs. W. H. Loretz, Ills Nevada
street
All members and friends of the
church are cordially invited to meet
he new pastor.
The Young Peoples Mission Study
lass. of Trinity church, met with Mrs.
Wilkes and Miss Clawson at their
home, COS Arizona St, on Thursday
.vening.
Miss Effie Warren sang a solo which
vas very much enjoyed.
The leader. Robin Gould, led in the
discussion on the Response of Korea
An interesting paper about Korean
was read by Miss Eva /
crouch.
The eighth chapter of Original |!
story" was written by c. c. Ballard
Miss Bessie Webster gave two read
ngs
After refreshments the meeting ad- /
burned to meet May II with Mrs. 1. /
: Ayers and Miss Maggie Jones. at /
90 North Ochoa, which viii be the /
losing program for study of Korea"
/ debate VIII be given on the follow
ng question:
If there were no hospital press or
ollege in Korea at present. in which t
f the three would you recommend the
Investment of s5o.000?"
Miss j. Mitchell will present the
ospital. w. U. Care the press, and
Iiss Lila Thomas the college. The
riginal story VIII be finished by Miss
NINA Hoffman.
Dainty souvenirs will be given each
uest to remember the study class"