El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-13
Church Affairs

Rev. and Mrs. Miles Hanson of the
First Congrega tiOnal church, held a re
ception Thursday evening in the rooms
Of Mrs. Mary ElWell in the Brazos t1ats
to the members and friends OF the
Many people called during the eve.
ming and refreshments, consisting o.
home made bread. butter, minced beer.
cakes. mince pies and candles were
made by Mrs. Hanson and brought Up
during the day from their ranch IN IS
leta and were served BY MRS RANSOM
Mrs Lee BurdiCks Mrs. j. ID. Sopers AAfs'
ROYAL Jackman and Mrs. W. Spauldlns,
Plans of the new church 1urnlsheo
by DR.. Hanson's nephew Randolph Der
~ Of Philadelphia, Pa, were approsSu
by the trustees and bids were colS ,
cred. Subscriptions toward the Dullui-is
fund were rendered.
Mrs. b Burt was elected president
OF the Woman's Aid society on the
resi- gnatiOn Of Mrs. q. n MAJ cna ~
who resigned on account OF poor heailI
Music, both instrumental ana N0SaL'
was given by Mrs. NJ J. Garrett, MIS-
Helen Roberts. J. J. Tyndall, MISS VIZ
ginia Bean. Miss Hermione hawkins
and Charles Rokhar.
After the official meeting the young
people Joined fin dance.
Among those who called were; Mr.
and Mrs. Blakesley, Messrs. and Mes
danes Lee Burdick, w Spaul9lng'
| charles stevens. Royal Jackman, II. II.
BAILEY J. d. Soper, r. Burt, A. w.
Houck Y. L. Bean, H. J. Garrett Bart
lett. Nesdames Locke. Alice Thompson,
G NJ Marchant, Helen Roberts, F. W.
Whitseni John F. Downing, D4 y les
Misses Hawley, Virginia Thomas Rosy
White Hermione Hawkins Louise sop
Der. virginia Bean, Catherine GoroutL
Alice Fitzpatrick, Hunter X Bro9eI-
son, Bell, Emily Giddings, Edith SIlo-
dings. Messrs Andrews, Locke. Kan
dolph Terry, J. J. Tyndall, Charles Ro-
kahr. DR.. H Jordan, Dr. c. c. Young
DR.. Leeds.
Misses Ann Hughes and Sallie Blake
were the hostesses for q most dengnt-
full and interesting meeting spent with
the mission study class OF the TRINITY
Methodist church in the churcn par
lors on Friday evening.
The regular monthly business LOT the
Young Peoples Missionary society was
taken up the first part OF the meeting
Later the study Of the mission class
was taken up. Cuba and Her People.
was the topic for Friday evening ana
vroz led bv Harry Henderson. This
meeting proved one of the most inter
esting and enjoyable that the class
has had A tempting two course
luncheon was served
Those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
c. w Webdeu Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Carrie Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Ayers; Misses
Katherine Warren, Elsie Lurkins, Mar
garet Henderson Adeline ClaWson,
Annie g. hurry. Ernestine hurry, Anita
COrbin Ora Corbin, Emma Hoffman.
Eva Crouch Byrd Ferguson, Ann
Hughes, Adele Carter Sallie Blake;
Nessrs. Dorsey Newborn, c. V hurry.
Harry Henderson, Hugh Henry. Bar
ney Hughes. Harry Russ Robin Gould
A unique social is being planned by
the women Of the First Baptist church
for Tuesday afternoon, January %. It
willy be held in the Sunday school room
Of the church. Offerings viii be made
for the Buckner Orphans home.
The Presbytery Of FL Paso will hold
a called meeting in the First Presby-
terrain church on Tuesday, January l6,
at 10 a. m.
Rev. ". c. Baber. Of Alpine. Tex,
has resigned his position as pastor
evangelist Of the FL Paso Presbytery
to accept call as pastor Of the church
at Grand Prairie. Texas.
Rev Kenneth Brown viii go to kan
sas City to attend a conference Of
Home Mission committee chairmen and
representatives Of the Presbyterian
Board of Home Missions on January p
and %.