El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-19
Church Affairs

a most elaborate banquet was served
Tuesday evening to the members OF the
Calvary Baptist church in celebration
Of the anniversary OF their organization
The affair proved very successful ABOUT
$50 persons being present. The table
was artistically and beautifully deco
rated with carnations, lilies and sprays
Of ferns, and a most elaborate menu
was served. the affair being IN charge
Of Mr.. and Mrs A. 5. Howard
The regular monthly meeting OF st
Clements Social club was held w eu
nesday evening in Kendrick hall ocal
selections were rendered Dy MISS u -
Hogarth and Kenneth MacCallum. re
freshments Of hot chocolate and cakes
were served by Mrs. c. NJ Lyman MIS-
Rowland Gilchrist and Miss GerI uu9
Yale
present. Rev and Mrs. Henry Easter
DR.. and Mrs G. II. Mengel, Nj ana MS
G. n Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs W Hogarth,
Mr. and Mrs J. W. Christie, ML. az
Mrs. j. l. Esslinger, Mr.. and MIS-. r ~
Witte, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland Gllchr rs. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Saunders, Mrs Miller, "a
and Mrs Ed Hodge; Misses Mszle -,
Lille Cole, Harriet Bryan MAJ saIe'
Bryan. Marian Campbell Glen loans ms
Louise Dietrich, LYDIA Jones Emmy
Greene Nellie Gaillard, Helen MeI-
rf11 svbu Shedd, Essie Darby
shire. Constance Pateman, BeatIlce
Pateman, Chrysta Hogarth, tloIehCe
Saunders, Elizabeth Marks. CAR hsese
Coleman. Carrie Seldom. Eugenia sea
don, Ellinor Porcher' Mary 1 SolTs, -
trude Leighton, Dora Hart Eleanor i Eu-
bank. Alma Morrison. Kate krause' 1eL
trude Yale: Messrs. John W Moss, zen
meth Macarthur Henry Shedo, L >
Locke, Clarence Boren. Malcolm JAWS
Howard Gilman, George Freeman. " al
lFnFn u -
man. Elgee Smith. Sam Pickens, Roy
Pickens, F c. Prentiss, Henry rree-
man, ". Nelson Terrence
Mrs W. L. Sawyer gave a reception
at her home, 1121 Rio Grande street. on
Thursday afternoon. for the women u
the Christian church MIS- SaMge-
spacious rooms were lavishly decorateu
with many punches OF violets. comDlneo
with ferns and potteo o. Antss WhiC.4
were used in every available place "A
tempting two course luncheon was
served 10 the callers Assisting the
hostess IN the Inequalities were: Mes
danes 2. J. Rice, C. /. Vowel, NJ Hawk,
Blassingame and Vaud Cummins.
Among the many who called were;
Mesdames J. A Watson, J. =; Wa I5.,ll
NJ ". Collie, J. H. Watson 7. j. Rice
c. L Vowel n. Hawk. W n BRYAN
Norwood Hall. ". 7. Hayes, W D. Hlll-
gartner. A. J. Hodge W X. Holman, n
NJ Geddis. J. II. Erwin. Naud Cum minis,
c. c. COvington, ]. W Cathcart, irving
Bowles. J. D. Berry. F. W Berkshire,
]. A. Anthony. H. D. Ashley, W L Fox
worth. J. W Moore, J. T. Martin, J. D.
Love. Milton Robinson. J. A Shannon
Misses Elizabeth Goff. Birdie Eerr, Ma
RE LeTinsOn-
A most interesting tea was given
Thursday afternoon by the women OF
ferfn
church parlors. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated with many ported
plants and ferns. and with huge potted
palms il made delightful picture.
Mrs. ". H Burgess, assisted BY Mrs
G. i. WOrden, Miss Kate Fink and Mrs.
E. A Shelton, received the callers
The following program was given;
Vocal solo. Miss Alice Loessler.
Vocal solo. Marion Howe
Piano solo, Lu Rec Knight
Recitation, Bessie Roberts
Tea, hot chocolate and cake were
served, the refreshments being in
charge OF Mrs II. N Patterson and
Mrs. Fred Kingery.
The affair proved q large success, /
both socially and financially.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
Trinity church met in the church par
Tors Tuesday afternoon in Bible study I
session. Mrs. D. n Smith presided. A
vocal SaIO was rendered by Miss Chris
ia Ros,arth. accompanied by Miss
Katherine Warren
Rev Charles Wesley Webdeu. the
pastor, is leader OF the class His les
son for the day was a "Birdseye View
of the Old Testament Each woman
present read the key verse Of the books
of the Old Testament
Those present and pledging regular
attendance were: Mesdames c. B. Pat
terson. W J. SpOhr. r. r. Bryan. c.
c. Henderson, D. r. Wilkes. ". s. Hug
gett. d. " Smith, D. Hurley. r L.
Daniel. ". T. Young II. l. Graham,
George W. Dennis, Emma Chaffee. J. A
Hedricl1. c. +. Sawyer George b. Oil
yer, ". l. CaTre, S. $. Birchfield, c.
". Harral. II. L. Spence Carl Taylor
Frank Powers, c. W Webden l. ].
Ayers, c. T. Race. Reed, and AIcCor-
mick. and Misses Lizzie Robert and
Lucille Ayers.
The next meeting OF the society is a
social Tuesday. January %, when the
officers viii entertain the members
and friends in the parlors Of the
church
Miss Elsie Lurkins entertained the
Philathea class of Trinity NJ. z. church
Thursday from to G at her home on
California street. The afternoon was
spent in sewing and with music. About
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