El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-28
Church Affairs

Church Affairs
The tea given Thursday afternoon at
( the home of Mrs. z. j. Jones' on Law
ton avenue, by the WOman's Aid society
| Of the First Presbyterian church. was
! delightful affair and attended by over
[ 100 guests. Mrs. p. V. Pickreu and Mrs
Z A. w. Graham presided at the refresh
ment table, pouring the coffee and ChO-
| colate, and a number Of others assisted
/ IN the entertaining and serving.
Miss Mary Alice Jones added to the
pleasure Of the afternoon with several
well given Rotations.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church enter
tanned the Mems Broth erhood Of tho
church last evening at a supper given
! in the church parlOrs.
DR.. W. j.. Garrison, president Of the
A and N. college at Mesilla Park, n.
A., gave a very pleasing address, and
musical numbers were given by Mrs.
w. D. Howe, accompanied by =. P Ran
kin, and by Miss Eba Powell Miss Alice
Jones gave a reading and recitations.
On Tuesday evening the Organ
Grinders" Of the First Christian church
gave an auction" lunch In the church
parlors.
The Womau's Aid society OF the East
FL Paso Presbyterian church gave a
quilting party on Thursday at the
church. when large number OF the
members were present TO assist in the
Work. ReIres hments were served and
plans were made for a banquet to be
given to the men OF the church on No
vember g, in the church parlors.
Rev. and Mrs Kenneth Brown ac-
companied the Girls Pioneer clubs Of
the East FL Paso and Altura Park Pres
pyteTla.n churches on hike" TO Mt
FRANKLIN this morning. The party took
lunch and viii spend the day on the
mountain.
On Tuesday evening the young peO-
pie OF the East FL PasO Presbyterian
church viii give ghost party IN the
cellar OF the church, when the guests
are expected to attend dressed in sheet
and pillow case costume Halloween
games VIII be enjoyed and refreshments
viii add to the general good time.
The young people Of the First Chris
tan church entertained with a HallOW-
e en- party last evening in the base
ment Of the church.
The rooms were deliberately decorated
IN a color scheme OF yellow, green and
black, carried out with pumpkins,
witches and bats, all over the walls. and
on strlngers reaching to the corners Of
the rooms. "Old Dan Tucker" and other
pleasures Of the evening, and refresh
mentS OF pumpkin pie, coffee, sand
wiches and cake were served to the
large number Of guests
The following program prepared BY
Mrs. w. 3. Gillespie. viii be given in
the WOmen's parlOr Of Trinity church
on Monday afternoon at $50:
Opening song. ''Thv Kingdom f. Com
ing, Hymnal 633
Prayer. Rev. c. W Webdeu.
Bible study Fidelity with Our Tai
ents Matt. 25;14-30), Mrs. z. Ar
Song Conservation" HymnaI GAS.
missionary Chimes" led by Mrs. I. J.
AYERS l5 women
Solo. Miss Lillian Huggett.
Debate, Resolved, That the boarding
school is a more powerful evangelizfng
agency than the day school" Miss Lii
nan Nugget, Miss Jessie Burford.
Dennis.
In commemoration Of All Saints day
there VIII be special music at both SER
vices tomorrow at st. Clements Episco-
pal church.
Mrs. H. F. Causebrook is the director
and the following anthems viii be
What. Of Theseg" stainer: ~The Souls
Of the Righteous" NIyles Foster
The women OF the missionary socie- /
ties Of Trinity NJ E. church met in the !
parlOr OF the church on Non
day afternoon with a devotional and 4
business meeting.
This week being the week to secure /
new memb ers, the women are going to d
call on all the women Of the church and |
ask them to become members Of the /
societies.
The week Of prayer viii be observed I
November 10 to %. with a sermon by I
the pastor and afternoon meetings. will /
be led by the following: Mrs. Geo. 3. I
oliver, David II. Smith Miss Frances 1
Montague and Mrs. Fl. L. Graham An I
evening meeting viii be conducted by (
the young people on November %. with I
Mrs F. Arlington as the leader.
Reports from the annual conference /
at Iucumcari were given by Mrs. W. I
E. wilson and l. ]. Ayers.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
city of the First NJ F. church met
Thursday afternoon at o'clock with ]
Mrs. J. r. Fisk.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the West
Minister Presbyterian church viii en- l
-ertain the young people OF the church
with HallOwe en- social on Tuesday
night, at the residence Of Mrs. Groom. !
On Nevada street. 1t was formally an
given on Monday evening, but the
date has been changed to Tuesday
evening.
Each candy waffle a delicious sur
prise; 25c a pound Saturday only. The
Elite Confectionery.
Ice cream chocolates at 8IcCunough's
Special sale on nice. large chrvsan-
-hemums saturday only S10O. Potter
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