El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-09-25
Church Affairs

A very happy occasion Tuesday aft
ernoon was that of the social meeting
Of the Women's Missionary society Of
Trinity Methodist church Mrs. Robert
Lander and Mrs Thompson Wheat en-
tertained the members at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lander down the
valley. A number Of autos, carriages
and two wagonets were furnished and
about so women enjoyed the delightful
outing. Bowls of roses adorned the
large living room. while masses of
sunflowers filled every available nook
and corner A musical program was
rendered A piano duet by Mrs
thompson Wheat and Mrs. George f.
Oliver opened the program Mrs viii
I. Owen sang several selections, &C
companied by Mrs. Adine T. owen. A
solo by Miss Lucille Daniels completed
the program An amusing guessing
game in the form of a love story, the
missing words of which were supplied
by names OF members of Trinity
church. was greatly enjoyed, Mrs.
Adine 7. Owen winning the honors for
the correct story. Throughout the
afternoon Mrs George Brady, Mrs
Robin Gould and Miss Lucille Daniels
served punch. Mesdames c. B Patter-
son, L J. Ayers and c. Wesley Web
dell assisted in receiving the guests
Robert Lander and Rev. Pope Bond
were present and entered heartily into
a.
close of the program refreshments of
cake and cream were served Mrs.
Lander also had as guests several from
the Christian church. A crowd of chill
Ing beautiful picture upon the green
lawn Little Marmaduke Lander be-
ing the little host to this merry
party. The visitors returned to the
city at o'clock.
'City Missions" was the topic of the
meeting of the missionary society of
Westminster Presbyterian church
Tuesday afternoon, which was held in
the Sunday school rooms of the
church Mrs. J. E. Abbott was the
leader. A number of papers on this
subject were read by the members. |
Jerry McCauley Mission, Old and New
Mrs Eyes paper was about the city
missions among the Italians in New
York City. Mrs Bradford Hardie /
talked on the daily Bible schools and |
Mrs. Willis Waite read the story OF, /
the conversation of a man as told by |
Melvin Trotter, a city mission worker |
of Minneapolis. A short business meet |
ing followed the program.
At the Aid society meeting Of the
East FL Paso Baptist church, held I
Tuesday afternoon at the church, plans /
were we. made for the musical program
Tor the social to be held soon The Aid /
funds for installing new pews in the
church The president Mrs. Ed L Mil
lican' presided over the meeting
At the first fall meeting of the
Woman's guild of the Church of st.
Cement 1;I Tuesday afternoon in Kend-
Darbyshlre, as president, was reluct-
antly accepted Mrs. H. W. Broaddus
was elected to the position. Plans Tor
the winter work were formed
The Altar guild of the church of St
clement held its business meeting
Tuesday afternoon IN the parish house.
About 200 people attended the lat
home" Of the Aid and Missionary So
.1ety of the First Presbyterian church.
he church building. An attractive
decorative scheme was worked out
With palms ana quantities of fresh
ut asters in the autumn colors, orange
;olos were given by Mrs. Walter Scott
Yrs. A H. Goldstein, Mrs. Leila Moore
md Mrs. w. D. Howe. riano solos by
Hiss Theo Patterson and violin selec-
ions by Miss Virginia Bean. Punch
md waters were served by Mrs. G. n
Crombie and Mrs. J. A. Dick Mes
Iohn Dyer. W II. Burgess. H. s Pot
er. C. l. Worden, H II. Patterson. He'll
Hale and Miss Kate Fink were the re-
ewing committee.
A young peoples conference of the
First Presbyterian church will be held
Thursday night to plan for the winter
work H. g. Durkee, of the y. NJ 9.
The business meeting for the mem
'ers of the Social club of the church /
# st. Clement viii be held Tuesday
light at o'clock in KenGrick hall .
officers for the coming year are to be
lected.