El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-13
Church Affairs

Tuesday afternoon Mrs. j. II. Nc
Culough, of 1713 Montana street en-
tertained the members Of the Cavalry
Baptist church and their friends with
a St. Patrick's social. The house was
prettily and appropriately decorated in
shamrock Irish games were played
and Irish stories were told. Miss Fay
Jones gave an Irish reading and re-
ceived a prize for telling the best Irish
stories. The prize for the game was
a bound book Of poems, won by Mrs
G. Stewart
Kathleen Allen sang The Wearing OF
the Green" Two courses Of delicious
refreshments were served by Misses
Esther Wright, Dorothy Mccullough
and Kathleen Allen. The shamrock was
carried out in the refreshments also.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. McCul-
lOugh's hospitality were: Mesdames
". B. Day, J. B. Soper, 7. " Jones,
William Woods, CrOsson Hilburn, ROg
ers, Z. H. Griffith, NJ. D. Gaylord, G.
Y. Jackson, R N. Jackson, c. 6. Brady,
Watson, c. c. Wilmington, R. T.
Hanks, Mcclure, Robinson, ThOms,
Campbell. Peck
The Girls Whatsoever club, Of Hous-
ton Square Baptist church, met Satur-
day at the residence Of Mrs. H. T.
Ponsford, $40 North Kansas street.
Notwithstanding the disagreeable day
there was a large attendance After
devotional service, there was a paper
Nicodemus;" Song OF Mary" by Olive
Page Healing the nobleman's son"
Louise Dexter; 23d Psalm, by the class;
Rejected at Nazareth by Florence
Robertson; reading, a boy Of Korea,
by Josephine Frankenburger; Song OF
Zachariah,' by the class; class prayer;
motto and song
After a short business meeting. ice
cream, cake and candy were served.
Being near March II, the colors OF
green and white were carried out in
the refreshments. The next half hour
was occupied with games.
The Houston Square Baptist church
held a very beautiful and impressive
baptismal service on last Sunday.
Fourteen were baptized. The baptistry
was prettly decorated with vines and
ported plants. The baptizing was IN
pairs Of brothers and sisters. followed
by friends. The baptismal class was.
Misses Edith Robertson, Florence [
Robertson, Louise Dexter, Louise
Peach, Madeline Dugar, Clara Preston,
Floyd Preston, Halle DeTan, Bruce /
Devan, Ralph Priest Clarence Priest. l
Page Myers.
Miss Margaret Henderson and Har- 1
y Henderson entertained the Trinity 4
Methodist mission study class Friday /
evening, at their home. 1910 Montana /
street After the business meeting a
discussion Of Porto Rico took place.
The class then adjourned and a social I
hour was spent Punch was served
the evening. At a late
hour a salad course was served by the
hostess Those present were: Misses
Elsie Lurkins, Adele Carter, Annie B.
hurry, Ernestine Snd Mable 3. Murray,
Emma Hoffman. Ann Hughes Lucille /
ABers.- Frances Ayers, Laura and Mar
garet Henderson; Mesdames G. W ?
Webdeu, W u. Care, G. c. Hender-
son, 7 J. Ayers; Messrs. Bonnie
Hughes. Harry iRusk, Hugh Henry, Q.
W. Webdel BryaA Webdeu W q.
Carre, Harry Henderson, J. J. Ayers.
The Sewing club Of the Philathea
class Of Trinity Methodist church VIII
meet at the home OF Miss Stella Latt-
her, 1114 North Campbe street Thurs
lay afternoon
The Aid society Of the Christian
Missionary society met with Mrs. T. A
shedd, 400 Montana street There
we're rs present. The meeting opened
with devotional service, conducted by