El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
Church Ahafrs

The Philathea and Baraca classes
Of Trinity church met Friday evening
at the home Of Misses Byrd and Irene
Ferguson. The hostesses were Misses
Rena shea. Ruby Miller. BYRD and
Irene Ferguson.
pink carnations were used for the
dining room decorations, where re-
freshments OF ice cream and cake were
served. The table was set Win a
cluny lace cover with carnations and
maiden hair fern scattered over the
cloth. and in the center punch bowl
occupied a prominent position
After the business was finished, orig
inal "daffOdils' were written by AL
The prize for the best going to Clar-
enCe BOren- In the musicla contest
Miss Eleanor Wright won the prize
Those present Were- Misses Judnlla
Smith Jane Mitchell, Mary COrbin.
Ruby Miller. Lillian Biggs. Adeltne
Clawson. Eleanor Wright, Emma HoII-
man, Elsie Lurkins, Gladys King, Liza
and Edna Thomas Mabel and Reua
Shea Althea Dempsey Bernita Thomas
Lila and Irene Gaylord. Ural Van Dus-
en-, Marie Schwartz. Stella Lattner, Lila
Robinson, LOreen Schelb, Vera Ballart,
Ernestine hurry. Gertrude StOckWell1
Maybeue AIcMurtry, Margaret Hend-
erson Mr. and Mrs. ". U. Carre, Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ Miller. Mrs Louis
Quinn. Mrs. J. G. Ferguson. r NJ Reed,
Shirley MarstOn, Clint Ballard, o. Z.
Hewitt Harry Henderson. Elgee Fer
let. b. y. Brown, c.. F. Fealing, New
ton, TidwelI, Ed Cunning, Thomas Gun
ming, Lizard Davis. G. y. Murry Rus
sell Mitchell. Clarence Boren, Milton
Walker, IT. W Browder, Hugh Henry,
Dorsey Newborn, Il. q. lehman
Clearcey Ballard, j. c. Ferguson, j. W.
Anderson.
One Of the delightful church affairs
of last week, which attracted interest,
was given by Mrs c. B. Patterson at
her home, 1925 West Olive, On Satur-
day afternoon. in honor Of the dele
gates to the WOmans Missionary So
ciety of the FL Paso district Of the
Methodist church south
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank
Powers met the guests at the door,
who were then introduced by Mesdames
G. II. Race, c. Wesley Webdeu, and
Jesse b. Payne As the guests entered
they were presented with a card bear
ing the motto Of the society, tied with
the conference cOlOrs. blue and white
An interesting program was rem
dered consisting of d song, Jesus
Lover of Ny SOUL followed with
prayer lead by Mrs George B. Oliver
Several plano duets by Mesdames Fred
Bauer and J. j. Ayers were much en-
jOyed. A rOuud-table, conducted by
Mrs. 7. A. Derrick Of Alpine, proved
very helpful a number Of women en-
tering into the discussion. The pro-
gram closed with two solos by Mrs
Robert Lander, accompanied by Mrs.
Thompson i. Wheat
A social feature Of the occasion was
the distribution Of slips bearing the
names OF states and their capltOls.
when matched the couple entered into
conversation which was carried
through the serving Of a tnree-COurse
luncheon. The following assisted the
hostess in serving the luncheon; Mes
DANES Jacie Lee ESslinger. H y. Miller,
Louis Gum, William Sachs, Horace ".
Blum and Fred Bauer.
The guests of honor were: Mrs. J. A.
Derrick, Alpine, Tex, Mrs Hubert NJ
Smith, Alpine. Mrs. j. .. Stewart,
Las Cruces, New Mexico: Mrs. NJ. c.
Livingston, Maria; Mrs W. Fl. Schrock,
sierra Blanca and Mrs. J. 3. Taylor,
Of Deming. New Mexico
About 10 of the women Of Trinity
church enjoyed the hospitality OF Mrs
Patterson
The Woman's Missionary society Of
trinity Methodist church will meet
tuesday afternoon at BIS O'Clock in
the church parlOrs. The devotional ex-
ercises will be led by Mrs. W B. Gil
iespie and the program for the after
noon IS being prepared by Mrs. George I
B. oliver and Miss Alice Care Re
be given.
The women Of Calvary Baptist I.
church viii meet for a social afternoon I
with Mrs. z. 3. McCIintOck at 141I Ar /
iona street, on Tuesday afternoon at I
8 o'clock.
Rev and Mrs. r. T. Hanks Of 1907 /
Arizona street. viii entertain the 3. /
1, =. l. society and their friends on
I E'oay evening with a waist social
The two missionary societies OF
" estminister Presbyterian church viii !
mold union meeting Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 in the church basement
Ihe following program has been pre-
Revotional erercises-Rer J. E. ABB
A five minutes talk-Mrs. Robin
Song-1Irs. X. c. Copenhaver.
Standardization Statham Martha .
l.oWnan, Frances Hanna, Rachael I
EFans, July Ray Statham. Edith Nc
Knight. Virginia Abbott: song, Gladys
Ray and Josephine Abbott.
oott
Reading-8Irs " r Crozier.
free will offering for home missions.
closing hymn-'Blest be the Tie
That Binds"
Social half hour and refreshments.
Inc Christian EndeaVOr society OF
estminister Presbyterian church viii