El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-14
Church Affairs

The Social club of St. Clements
church gave a most enjoyable enter
tainment on Thursday night The
main features of the evening were
''taclIy party" and a play the latter
being under the direction of Kenneth
MacCallum. The men held an argu-
ment in the Town Hall" against the
suffragets Many hits on local people
were cleverly brought in and caused
a great deal of amusement. Miss
Karma Dean was the lecturer ana
queer costumes were worn by those
present Before the play, duet, Two
Maid" was sung by Miss Chrysta
Hogarth and Kenneth MacCallum-
play, entitled the Excitement Of
Clint" was then given with the cast
of characters as follows; Bodklns'
George Freeman; Ditto, Howard =
Gilman; Moper, disappointed candi-
date, B. NJ. G. Williams; Tincture, a
man with a diploma, Milton c. Shedd'
Ponder, a man who thinks before ne
speaks John Moss; Tommy, a youth
full bill sticker, Elgee Smith; Miss
Haverway, a young lecturer, Miss Kar-
ma Deene.
After the play refreshments of cof-
fee and sandwiches were served
Among those present were Rev and
Mrs. Henry Easter, Mr. and Mrs. v.
Woodbury., MI and Mrs. J. W. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs J. L Esslinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. X MacCallum, Mr. and tMrs-
Harold Christie, Mr.. and Mrs f. C.
Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ho-
garth, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. G. Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Parvin Witte, Mr. ana
Mrs J. W. Christie; Mesdames J. ).
Ormsbee and H Davis; Misses Con-
stance Pateman, Elizabeth stevens,
Meta and Emile Ormsbee, Nellie Gail
lard, Chrysta Hogarth, Harriet Bryan
Kate Krause. Norma Van Surdam,
Clarice Coleman. Margaret Bryan,
SybiI Shedd, Georgia Stewart, Florence
Sanders, Elizabeth Marks, Rena Shea,
Rose Adams, Elizabeth Hall, Dorothy
Williams, ,Maurine Carter, Dena ROD
ertsOn, Shirley Eaton, Julia and Ed
wilma Bigelow, Eliza Taylor, Mary
Weeks, Charlie Carter, Lucille Duffy
Tessie Collier, Katherine Smith, Beat
rice Pateman, May Anderson, Flea
nor, POrcher; Messrs. Milton and
Henry Shedd, Howard Gilman, Ernest
Myles, Harvey wilcox, Philip warren
Ed Miller, L J. Locke. Tom ByeTlee,
Fred Priest, Kent Heffron, Ward
WorthingtOn, Fred Carroll, Clarence
Vaughan, Walter Davis, Allen Shirley,
Wylie Casteel. R NJ. hReed, Harold
Detwiler, Donald Davis, 7. " Collins
Baylor Foster. Malcolm Davis, Julius
Herman, II. Duffy, Hugh Pickles, Har-
old Kilburn.
Friday evening Rev. and Mrs Her
worth league of the First Methodist
church at their home. A business ses-
sion was held first and officers for
the year elected as follows: Presi-
dent r. Thomas; first vice president,
Cyril Boddington; second vice presi-
dent. Miss Winifred Roe; third vice
president, Miss Eva Weeks; fourth
vice president, Miss Edith Bell; secre-
tary, J. H. Taylor; treasurer, Made
line Fisk; pianist, Miss Phyllis Eick-
man.
After the business meeting. a mag
azine contest was held. Music was
rendered by Misses Madeline Fisk. Eva
Weeks, Edith Bell and J. H. Taylor.
{ The host and hostess served refresh
mentS after the games and music and
a very enjoyable evening was spent
by all present
The Alta Vista missionary society of
the Methodist church will meet Thurs
day afternoon, December 10. at the
home Of Mrs. 5. F. Patton, $500 Douglas
street, instead of Mrs. Geo. Harper, on
Bisbee street as previously announced
The following program will be rem
dered; Opening song, My faith Looks
Up to Thee" prayer; scripture lesson.
subject, Child at play and evangelism
Leader will be Mrs. c. n. Holford-
Reading and comments Christianity
as a joy bringer," Mrs A o. VIM
Sadness Of working child life" Mrs
". Z. Wilson. What are we doing to
develop child's character through play
instinct" Mrs. Geo. Harper. A social
will then be held. instrument duet,
Misses Helen and Marguerite HarSrove-
Vocal solo, Mrs. Day. Instrumental Sc
lection, Miss Fay VIM Instrumental
selection, Miss Helen Hargrove. Light
refreshments viii be served by MessrS
Reeves and Wilson.
Mrs. Herman G. Porter will enter
tain her SUNDAY school class this
evening.
The women OF the Aid society of the
First Methodist church met in bust
ness session on Friday afternoon from
3 to ., at the home of Mrs. E. Z. Mold
The meeting was in charge of Mrs. h.
Z. Durkee and was presided over by
by the president. Mrs H NJ. Whitfield.
Two thousand dollars were subscribed
by the society for the new church.
Everyone present was very enthusi-
astic over the prospects of the new
church, which is soon to be built. At
ter the business was completed the
hostess served tempting light refresh
ments.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth MacCallum
have postponed the entertainment they
were going to give to the members Of
St. Clements choir on Monday evening,
on account of the illness of Mrs Mac
Canum's mother. Mrs. B. F. Darby
shire.