El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-31
Church AHairs


Trinity church held very interesting
meeting Tuesday afternoon, with IA
present.
The hostesses were Mrs. c. B. Pat
terson and Mrs H J. DarWood, who
made the parlOr very attractive Win
carnations and potted plants
The program was in charge OF Mrs
Empress Arlington and Mrs. II. L Ut a
ham. The meeting opened with the
HYMN. He Leadeth Ne" Mrs. Graham
read the scripture lesson, which was
followed by sentence prayers
Heartsearching questions Tor the
new year were read and answered by
20 Of those present. A number of in
teresting sketches were given Of the
lives Of young women OF Texas VINO
have given themselves to missionary
work
Miss Jssie Buford and Miss Brooks
sang a duet very sweetly.
The four vice presidents told OF their
duties and asked for cooperation
Mesdames ". J. Spohr and K p.
Bryan were appointed for the month
Of February TO secure new members
for the foreign department, and Mes
danes William Sachs and j. P Rob
ertson for the home department A
thank offering was taken
The meeting adjourned with prayer
by Mrs. J. +. COrbin-/
On next Tuesday viii be the business
meeting
The Daughters of the Queen Of
Heaven received the strangers Of the
church at a beautifully appointed re-
ception in the parlors OF the lmmacu-
late Conception church on Monday
evening.
The church parlors were never love-
lied. The entire floor was decorated
with very many United states rags
The receiving line was stationed al
the east end Of the room ana above
md VII
carnations intermingled with ferns
The tea table which was presided over
bv Mrs II T. Maloney and Mrs. W
F. Robinson, glowed with Dig DOW
of red and white carnations resting
on most exquisite cloth OF hand
made lace The silver that decorated
the tea table was quite superb.
Among those assisting were misses
Frances carr. Louise Drehner, Fran
cs McSweeney, Florence Buckley ana
Eleanor Roman
The affair was very large anu
proved very successful rst.t.
Those present were Misses kqltn
AIaloney. Gertrude Dow, Margaret nc
d. Seggerson. Marie De Lacy, Ignore
ne Tscv. Genevieve Dow, Sadie
Machell A LeBarron, Kathryn AlIlleL,
Helen Kelly. Agnes ponohue, MSaTs37ILeI
Linden. Julia Kelly. Helen Sehelke'
Helen D. Miller. Genevieve OAeara,
Marguerite OMeara- Mary Doyle Annle
Grady. Dora Grady, Eleanor roman ls,
Kathryn Heisler, Mary lars larson 1 nh
Savage. Lucille Fitzgerald tIIa Dle5 80
Nv. Agnes Quinn, Mary LeMIet' 1 Sc
garet Lawler, Rachel Howa l11-.- Mar
garet LeBarron, Q. 9 sewers Nal > a g
Condor. Mary sullivan. 49,. n
RIesdaunes a J. Fullan, Monica NJ
Carson. C. Z. Kelly, Maoenne 1850 1850,
O'Keefe. D. Crowley. O. NJ McS 7I-s.sI1e
F Hart. C. Z. Buchert ). l. r95Jt OusI 81
CSussfe Douglas. De CoureX, bIa Hii
Mary. Mullen 6 T. Fl NeKyenzie. II
n BEDDING. c. Alert. W. T. hoDll S.
r Sewers. Erverner, 5 GarVey, .I Ise
bel Austin. H. \. Ryan, ". $500
r q O'Meara r. Mullen, Geo; 0-o -. 80
1a1nisfs JOhn Welsh, Gertrude Conn n
J. Harry Hill Clarence GaHlelo' o. -
Roman rs-.a. II n Dow. c. I
1-osssff 4 J. Murphy, J. T.. behtOH'
n . NTsIonev. /. L Mundy, James =
Prennan: Messrs. Martin n 1S 1920
I'd Redding, Barnum, y. dell1S' tTsSsisr
= = ;Ssvsoe III F. Bennett, y. SOW eT5'
n I Hogan. f Cooney. aaI CsInse II
Sweeney. T. c. Becker. FREQ 1iaiei'
Crowley, E. ]. MeSWeeeney-
NJ missionary union Of FL Paso
a, i0 aet at the Cavalry bapust
s ~ on Thursday, February l. Al
T 2Slo'k following program viii be
given,
scripture Reading-Mrs; ), 4, 10 D.
R c. WomeldOrf.
SoIo-NIrs. G. II. MengeL -.
PoH call of churches, each ehurch
-asDondfng with verse Of scripture
Tonic Japan-Mrs- Ira } Ayes
current Happenings-Mrs. A
Rose. a.. vUest-Arrs
" II. Williamson.
Local work and new business
PRAYER for Home Field-Rev- r. 3
Atwood.
Teachers Of the Primary depart ent
Of the cavalry Baptist church enter
tsined Monday evening at the home
~ Pev. and Mrs. r T. HANKS cohpt.t--
nentarv to the Philathea class win
i,,--e1{7e Darty Most of the cos
d ~ 80 taken from the Mother
coose characters and childish games
80 nIaved. after which refreshments
of stick candy, soda pop ice cream
Zones and cookies were served
I il3Se Po-Peep. Miss Edith Scott;
l,,---5a-s11a Mrs. T. N. lWhite:i Polly,
SFJse irene Conner; Tommy 11cker'
1[iss Margaret Rutherford; Simple 81
mon Mrs. Ed Hodge; Gretcnen' MISS
Vera Symes; Tom Tom, MISS S M.
S S5I1-s1l. isro1En- Miss Myrtle Temple;
It+9ie Bov Blue Miss Jennie Arthur
~ ittie Miss Muffett, Miss Bess Page
t lax Jack sprat Mrs B. 5 Braoy;
Little Girls. Misses Cathesrlne A SIa5'a;
ED1s lewis. Lizzie lie Grand MaDel
6 5iislS Nina Turner. Darnel, T. O. Ly-
Those not in costume were; Mes-
danes Ralph Billet, T. W Grace
Reed. R. T. Hanks. Mss Jane Al -,css
very innpromptu program vas
,~,-7an 51rine- the evening, consisting
e 81 Vocal ,ai'S solo by Miss Katherine
Nansel, reading by Mrs. T. M. h ne
reading BY Miss Una Crowson' ana
several other musical NUMBERS