El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-01-18
CHURCH AFFAIRS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

| J. r Mcleod, 1872 Arizona street After
| the regular program social hour and
refreshments were enjoyed.
The Aid society of the Westminster
Presbyterian church will give an en-
tertainment Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ". H. Loretz, Ills Ne
Yada street.
The members Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church will give a social
on Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Loretz, Ills Nevada
street.
The board of directors of the 7. w.
C. A. will hold their regular monthly
meeting Thursday morning at $3.50
o'clock, in the central rooms.
The W. G. T U. will meet Friday
afternoon at O'Clock in the Y. W. c.
A. rooms. 1t will be a combined bust
ness and social meeting, owing to ar
rearage of business. However, social
features will predominant
The Whatsoever club Of Houston
Square Baptist church was entertained
last Saturday afternoon by Miss Olive
Page at her home on Rio Grande
street.
The following program was given:
Song-"Jesus Wants Me for a Sun
beam"
Books of the BibIe-Josephine
Recitation by cIass-First and 23rd
Psalms.
The Twelve Tribes and Their Posi-
tions on the Map-IsabeI Bullen.
Solomon and the Temple-Ruth
Haupt.
Jeroboam During Solomon's Life
Florence Robertson.
Jeroboam After He Became king
Josephine Roberts.
The Principal River and Seas Of Pal
estine-Abbie Roberts.
A Description of Dan, Bethel and
Shechem-Ruby Ponsford.
The Ten COMMUNICATIONS
Page.
Papers on two lessons in last quarter.
The Crucifixion-Ruby Hill.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Robertson.
A business meeting followed. at
which it was decided to have an en-
tertainment in February, arranged by
the vice president, Mrs. Mcneil.
Refreshments were served and a So
cial time enjoyed.
Dr. and Mrs H =. Wright very
charmingly entertained the Philathea
their home last evening.
The attractive home was beautifully
decorated throughout with white car
nations and ferns. and the effect pro-
duced was most pleasing.
The evening was spent in progress
sive conversation. which was enjoyed !
by about so guests. Delicious refresh |
ments of salad, chocolate, whipped !
cream and assorted cakes were served. !
FOL; Of %1kal
occasion were:
Misses Louise Weigand, Iduma Hughes. !
Nell Taylor Hattie Long, Lambert j
Chamberlain, Nettie Hester, Ida Rob- |
IEson, Ada Robinson, Leona Black. Ger
rrude Heinze, Byra Abbott. Hattie
Record ROwena Elliott, Ruth Lotion,
Freeda Hart, Ella Preston. Anna ufrey,
Lula nfrey, Ruth Adkins, Clara Ro-
nero Lille May Clark, Jennie Bruit-
we'll, Anna Arant. AGa Boydu. Anna Da-
lis, Frances Mayfield, Catherine War
zen, Emma z. Ward, Stella Garner,
Virginia Nichol; Messrs. Thomas May
ield, B. Holman, Robin Gould, Chas.
Gardiner Edwin Hodge, o. D. Davis,
". o. Smith. ]. c. Moore, John Frank
in, Benjamin Franklin. Sol Franklin.
Zoe Franklin. 7. Hawkins, J. E RO-
nero, B. A. Romero, H. L. Red, A NJ.
Forbes E L. Rogers, s z. Fender
grass, c. H. Brown. H. G. Hester, Leo
<indig, J. B. Kindig, Max G. Kindig,
.. K. kindly. Robert Hall, z. r. Mar
hall, H E. Klburn; Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
TT Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Rigney.
Ir- and Mrs. G. P. Putnam. Mr.. and
lrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Mr..
nd Mrs. Ragsdale, Mr. and Mrs. Monte
ialey.
The Woman's Aid society of West
linster Presbyterian church held /
leasant meeting yesterday afternoon
[ the home of Mrs. Rena Perry After
ispensing with the business of the
Meeting. delightful refreshments were
erved and a social time enjoyed The
ociety will meet next at the home of
Irs- Nash in the Springer flats.
The Home Mission society of Trinity
entertained the membership
nd friends Tuesday evening in the
hurch
The following officers Of the society E
sceived the guests: Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. &
fright, Mrs. c. T. Race, Mrs. R. E. ]
ryan Mrs. c. c. Henderson, Mrs. J.
J. Payne, Mrs. r. L Daniel. Mrs c. F.
awyer, Mrs. Fleet Coryeu
The following program was render
i:
Opening hymn-"Come Thou Fount
Every Blessing"
Prayer-By the pastor. Rev. c. S.
right
Address-By Harry Henderson.
Solo-By MiSS Jennie Propst
Recitation-7By Mrs. Francis Holling-
N.
Male quartet-O. P Gardner. Searcy
allard, c. Ballard, Robin Gilchrist
During the evening organ solos were
'ndered by Mrs. Adine owen Miss
delaide Clawson. Miss Carmen Pro-
nce.
After the program delicious refresh
ents were served by the following:
RS. William Sachs, Mrs Horace Blum,
rs D. R Wilkes. Mrs J. P. Robert
IN. Mrs. c. B. Lafferty. Mrs Louis
unn, Mrs. H. L. Spence Mrs. G. B.
liver. Mrs. J. H Harper, Mrs. D. Hur-
V, Mrs. DR.. Hedrick and Mrs. Dr.
rowder.
The parlors were tastily decorated in
color scheme of red and green, red
lrnations being in profusion.
About 800 were in attendance This
7hghtful affair was in charge of Mrs.
e. Bryan, chairman; Mrs. Frank
overs, Mrs. c. B. Patterson and Mrs.
]. Ayers.