El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-16
CHURCH


On Tuesday evening the members OF
the Episcopal church choir entertained
with a farewell party given compl1-
mentary to Mrs. W. D.. Greet, who has
resigned her position as organist OF
the church on account of her removal
/ to Clint.
Mrs. Greet has been the organist of
ST. Clements choir for many years and
her resignation was received with
much regret. AS a small token OF the
esteem in which she is held the choir
cut glass berry dish.
The affair was held at the church
parish house and the evening was
spent in conversation and games, and
served.
Among others the following were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Lyman.
Mrs Mrs Henry E N,i,s Mrs MRS 6, Il Men gfI.
christ, Mrs. jan. Sanburn; Misses Ma
zie Cole, Lille Cole, Essie D~arbyshire,
| Chrysta Hogarth, Constance Pateman,
Louise Sanburn. Nellie Gaillard. Kate
Emily Greene, Emily Wing; Messrs-
| Kenneth McCallum, w. E. Koch, God
frey Brockelhurst, Walter Christie,
Walter Davis, ]. ". Leighton.
The Guild of st. Paufs Lutheran
church has resumed it's regular work
for the winter with the opening meet
| ing at the home of the president, Mrs.
1 SCnlemmer.
On Friday, September 10, the menu
bers were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Scwankhaus, 1915 Olive street
Various lines Of work were proposed
| and discussed. Following the business
| meeting the hostess served Ice cream
| and cakes. The afternoon was en-
joyed by all. The next meeting VIII
be held on October s with Mrs. Combs.
1877 East Overland
The first of a series of entertain
| ments to be given by the st. Glenn
| ents Social club during the winter
was held on Thursday evening at the
| parish house. A large number OF the
| club members and their friends were
| present n enjoyed the following
| musical program, which was rendered
under the en~tertainment , comin peess
| Mrs. Parvin Witte, Miss clair Reese
| Coleman and Milton Shedd.
Piano solo-Miss Kathrine Warren.
Vocal solo-Miss Florence Comfort,
| with Capt. H. E. vanSurdam as accom-
| PIANIST
Violin solo-Miss Virginia Bean, ac-
| companied by her mother.
Vocal solo-Miss Chrysta Hogarth,
with Kenneth Maccanum a~ec1mganyins'
Piano solo-Walter S. Davis.
After the program refreshments
! were served by Mrs c. Nj. Lyman, anu
| Mrs. Rowland Gilchrist, and dancing
| Terminated a. very enjoyable evening.
The Social club was organized for
| the purpose OF promoting ~soclaplIlty
! among the young people of the churcn
| and the membership is not restrlcteo
| to members of the Episcopal cnurcn,
The officers of the club are: Jonn
Moss, president; Miss Gertrude iale'
| vice president: Miss Constance rate
man. secretary; ]. W. Christie, treas
urer. ~
| Thursday evening were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Parvin White, MI. ana
| Mrs. F. c. Coleman. Mr.. n Mrs- aai
| Christie, Mr.. and Mrs W.. a Hosarln'
M and Mrs. Ed Hodge, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Henry Easter, Mrs. j. J. ormss
\ bee. Mrs. c.. E. Pollock. Mrs ho"ianu
Gilchrist, Mrs. Bean,hra Kate
| Krause. Mae Quarterman, Lille core,
| Violet Aitken. Gertrude 9ale' I'M
| Greene. Bertha Stanhope, May Anu1I.
son. Clair Reese JOrenaJ JAMIE Lee
! willis, Nellie Gaillard, Beatrice fa.e-
man. katherine Warren, Amy scnu.z'
] Maize Cole, Constance Pateman, fior-
ence Comfort; Gersrq Heearth. Eleanor
| Wright. Emily Wing, Ellinor Porcher'
| Louis Dietrich Me-.
Messrs. J. w. Christie. John MOSS
Kenneth MacCaIlum. Wa Ma1oa Dasi Davis.
G. W. Van Hook, Judd simpson HOW
ard S. Gilman, Henry Shedd. amen
| Shirley. H. l. Ifrey, Milton Shequ, n
| n. Aileman, J. l. Esslinger. JuniGs
Hawkins, Robin Gould, L. hooinSoH' u
Freeman, Morriss-
On Friday evening at the Highland
Park Methodist churcn MRS. Z. flo
Low rendered a musicale under the au-
snices of the Woman's Home Mission
society of the church. A good auols
ence was in attendance and shoWeu
marked appreciation by many encores.
The following program was rendered:
p,ano duet Electric Flash" Rich
ard Goerdeler, Mesdames Evans and
songs. Death of Minnehaha," OBJ
DThe Wandering Jew" Henry Downs,
McHenry Holley, Eva Downs, Mary
Nicholas. Mary Eta Blai Narob. Eneel-
mI Reading' when the Folks Are
Cone" Riley. Ruth Mosely.
Vocal solo, (a) 1.-THE Heavenly song
OBJ sThe Song of Spring Mrs.sC. G.
Vocal solo. ta) silver Bell" OBJ
"ogalalla," MeH asrbs s aoIie ey the violin"
(b) Rather and the Boy" Mrs. C. c
Holley. -, ,uss..
Pa5tomims; Ten e H.5gins bui MISSES Tis
wen Hunter, Sallie Hazelton. Ruth NOS
ley, Stella Slivinski Dorothy Bretz Re.
licia v. Breisen, Margaret Ruby and
Mrs. Charles Monitor
The Baraca and Philathea classes of
Trinity church met in the basement on
Fridav evening". The hostesses were
Mrs. Louis Gum, Miss Eva Crouch and
Lila and Irene Gaylord The parlors
were decorated with American beauty
roses. After a short business session
the following program was given: Vo-
cal solos were rendered by Mrs. D. c.
Booth, Gladys King and Mrs. II. N.
Miller, accompanied by Mrs. Adipe
owen and Katherine Warren. Miss
Annie Weeks gave several readings
and Dorsey Newborn favored the
guests with a violin solo. A quartet
closed the program. A guessing con-
test. "a C~onundrum Dinner" afforded
much amusement. Miss Emma Hoff-
man guessing the most, received a very
large apple pie, and Harry hurry,
answering the least, received a small
apple pie. A delicious luncheon was
served and the hostesses dispensed the
good things most charmingly.
Mrs. w. U. Carrie and Miss Alice
Care. of 1912 Rio Grande street, will
entertain one of the circles of Trinity
church on Monday afternoon. They
will be assisted by the little Misses
Mary Wilson and Lucille Ayers.
This Is Important.