El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-31
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CHURCH AFFAIRS.
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Mrs. Roland Gilchr1st entertained
very charmingly last evening at her
new home on North Florence street
complimentary to the choir OF st
Clements Episcopal church.
The attractive new home was beau
tifully decorated in crimson and white
sweet peas, and the same color scheme
was accumulated In the punch and the
refreshments served.
The game of hearts" formed the in
teresting entertainment of the evening,
in which attractive prizes were award7
ed to the most skilful
Those enjoying Mrs. Gilchrist's hos
pitaIity were: Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Viii
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Sanburn, Mr.
and Mrs J. w. Christie, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Lyman, Dr.. and Mrs. George
Mengel. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parvin White, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Leighton, Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs Henry Easter. Mr.. and Mrs
w. C. Leighton, Mrs. w. D. Greet
Misses Inez and Flo Barnes, Constance
Pateman, Essie Darbyshire, Rebecca
Mack. Christa Hogarth. Margue-
rite Darbyshire. Maze Cole, Lii
lie Cole, Nellie Gaillard, Kate
Adams, Louise DIETRICH. Gertrude Yale
Gertrude Leighton, Genevie Anderson,
Mary Leighton; Messrs. w. E. Koch,
Godfrey Brockelhurst, Wyman. Brown,
H E. VanSurdam, George G. Helde.
Kenneth McCallum, Malcome Davis, A.
Hewitt.
The Sunday school class Of boys
taught by Mr.. Newborn of the Trinity
NJ E. church very pleasantly enter
les, nv Mrs.
Sphor with a hay ride on Saturday
evening. The merry picnicers went
down the road several miles where a
delightful spread was served and a
thoroughly good time enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. A F. Howard delight
fully entertained the members Of He
Calvary Baptist church and their
friends last evening at their home, SIT
Portland avenue.
An interesting program was render
ed and dainty refreshments served.
Those assisting on the entertain
ment and reception committees were:
Mrs. W. o. Crowson. Mrs. Frank Stark,
Mrs. Jackson, Miss Edith Stark, Miss
Beth Page Hanks, Miss Una Crowson.
On Friday evening the Philathea and
Baraca classes of the First Baptist
church held a joint banquet in the
parlors of the church, the blues" en-
tertaining in honor OF the reds" the
latter having been victorious in a nu-
merical contest.
The decorations were in pink and
white effectively developed with sweet
peas.
Mr. Atwood presided as toast master.
Mr.. Cotton and Mr.. Hull representing
Orozco and Navarro gave some inter
esting toasts, to which DR.. H F.
Wright, representing Madero. replied.
Dr.. D. Ray made an address. and
piano selections were given by Misses
Sybil Anderson and Lille Clark There
was also a reading by Mrs. H. f.
Wright, which called forth hearty APP
plause.
The guests were: Misses Elizabeth
Barnes, Ida Robinson, Burns, Ada
Robinson. Hutchinson. Byra Abbott.
Lille Clark, Flora Romero. 1duma
Hughes. Gertrude Heinze, Pearl Heinze,
Hail. Nell Taylor. Jessie Compton, May
field, Lillian Werle, Sybil Anderson,
Mrs H. F. Wright, Mrs. J. D. Day. Mrs.
Fender, Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Roger, Mrs F.
Z. Maxwell; Messrs. Ford, Gotten, Hull.
F. E. Maxwell. Atwood, J. c. Rhodes,
King, B. Franklin, A ]. Neil. J. c.
mOOTeSs JONI r TdutAlii, y. I mai 1SoAA
Hawkins. e D. Romero, F. Davis, DR..
H F. Wright, DR. J. D. Day H. p
Freeman, Fender, Gardner, P. E. Gard
ner, Kilburn-
Children's day and Promotion day
services will be observed together at
the First Presbyterian church on next
Sunday morning at 1915 o'clock. The
program follows:
Organ professional. song by school.
Prayer by pastor.
Chant by choir.
"Opening of the gates for the cradle
roll by masters James Dick and Wal
ter Howe.
Presentation of babies by mothers
and distribution of certificates by SUP
perintendent of cradle roll. Mrs. Wool
sIegle.
Baptism of children by pastor.
Beginners Department.
Opening gates TO beginners
Good morning song by the beginners
Welcome speech by Ethel Irene
Howe.
Class recitation, 2sd psalm.
Distribution of certificates by su-
perintendent Of beginners, Mrs T. j..
Jones.
Primary Department.
Trtroduction by the class.
First scholar class recitation, Mark
s-16.
Second scholar class recitation. Mark
1914.
Third scholar class recitation, Lords