El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-26

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/ siouary society of First Methodist
| church held a colonial tea at the home
of Mrs. 5 7. Cross, 519 Wyoming street
The house was beautifully and elaD-
4 orately decorated with an abundance. OF
/ American flags and red, white and blue
/ ribbons. In a very conspicuous place
were hung large paintings Of George
and Martha Washington. The tea table
/ was also done in red, white and blue
ribbons which was presided over by
/ Mrs. w. H Pickles and Mrs sam Cross,
/ Mrs Pickles looked beautiful in her
representation of Martha Washing ton
and Mrs. Cross was a good representa-
ton of Mrs Hayes. the first president
| of the WOman'S Home Mission society,
! A very delightful program was given
I during the evening when the work OF
I many societies was told of. Among them
I the Queen Esther circle The young
| Women's branch of Woman's Home Mis-
/ sionary society and the Home guards.
The tea proved success. Among
I those present We're: Mrs II. B.
| DuFkee, Mrs. Z. Ketteler, Mrs. Pick
| els, Miss Ruth Pick els, J. R Fisk, Miss
I Miller, Mrs. W. H Williams, Mrs. H.
I AlcComer, Mrs. T. H Cutshall, Mrs NJ.
=. Mitchell, 1lr. and Mrs. J. F. Gray.
Mrs. $ H Smith, Mrs Q. c. Kiefer, Miss
III Kiefer Mrs. NJ. Foster. Mrs. T J.
Audd, Miss Florence Hyten, Miss Ruth
Hyten, Mrs. A Odell. Miss LeOnOra
Mold Dr. Detwiler. Mrs c. H Campbell,
:. n Samppeu. Mr.. and Mrs z. T. Roe,
Mrs Ruth Heating, Miss E Johnston,
Mrs Jones. Mr. and Mrs S 7. Cross.
The colonial tea" given by the
Woman's Home Missionary society, Of
the First NJ E. church at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs S T Cross. 1919 Wyom-
ing St, on the evening Of Washing
tons birthday, proved a most enjoy
able affair. The home was beautiful
in its decorations Of flags and bunt-
ing and the hOstesses of the evening,
Mrs Cross and Mrs. Pickles, We're
charming in colonial costume An in
terestlng program was given, as fol-
lows
Life and Times Of Martha washing
ton, from a missionary standpoint.
Beginnings of our WOman's Home
Missionary SOciety-Mrs. c. H Camp
estionaire-Growth and Develop
ment Of Our Society.
SOng-America-
Reading, George Washington. T.
Refreshments Of homemade cake,
tea and coffee were served by mem
bers Of the Queen Esther society.
The Aid society Of the First NJ E.
church entertained at valentine
party at the beautiful new home OF
Dr. D. W. DetWiler in Grand View
About 20 members and friends Of the
church enjoyed the hospitality of the
society The evening was spent pleas
antly in games suggestive of St Val
entine and the following program was
enpOyed.
Vocal duet-AIrs. Detwiler. Mrs.
Putnam.
Reading-sdrs Cunum
sHit'-E Z. Mold.
Reading-W- A. Williams.
SOlo-Alrs Putnam.
Refreshments Of heart shaped cakes,
coffee and chocolate were served.
The Young Peoples Mission Study
81 TruF-~
with AR. and Mrs. w l. Care, Satur-
day evening. A most Interesting discus
sion Of Porto Rico and its people took
place At a late hour salad course was
served by the hostess.
Those present were Misses Bird Fer
gusOn, Margaret Henderson. Ann
Hughes, Annie B. hurry, Mabel hurry,
Lucille Ayers, Katherine Warren, En-
ma Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. L J. Ayers.
W o. Care; Messrs. Dorsey Newborn,
Harry Rusk, Harry Henderson, Robin
Gould
The junior Philathea class Of the
Calvary Baptist church entertained
the junior Baraca class Of the same
church at the home of their teacher,
Miss Mabel Reed. 2919 TularOsa street
The affair was in the nature Of
Washingtons birthday party, and
games and music afforded the enter
tainment of the evening. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
About Is young people were present
The Altar Guild. Of St Clements
church will meet after church on Tues
day afternoon.
Turner Martin, the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W r. Martin, will return from
A & N. college on account Of serious
illness in the school.
Guild OF St Clements church win
meet Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.