El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-09
Church Affairs

r IlQdy nlsnL the SaXOn'S Bible class
OF the entertained their girl
friends with the first of a series of
affairs the SaXons are planning for
the spring and summer. The party
was held in the downstairs bowling
I and billiard rooms Of the "Y," which
were decorated deliberately with the
saxon colors, orange and white. The
color scheme was carried out in the
lights, and the ice cream.
Bunting in the national cOlors was
wound around the columns, and a very
large flag was draped across one end Of
the room, screening the StairWays.
School pennants of all kinds and sizes
were strung about the room, and added
greatly to the attractiveness of its
appearance A table Of Saxon relics
occupied a conspicuous place and ere
ated much interest Bowling and bill
lizards formed the pastimes of the eve
ming, with a guessing game played
later on. Three Of the girls tied for
the prize, having guessed an equal
number of answers correctly, and in the
toss-up Miss Mary Lewis won the prize.
a purple velvet box Everyone saw
the point when the box was opened.
The fruit punch bowl was presided
over by Mrs George Helde and Mrs
E. l. ProWse- The ice cream was CIT
by Mrs Ed Snyder and served by the
young men.
a glowing tribute to the athletic
prowess of the SaxOns. was received
during the evening as an acknowledge
ment or the many basketball victories
OF the SaXons over the rival classes Of
the Wolverines and Vikings. these two
classes combined in sending a bunch Of
a dozen broOms with an appropriate
letter acknowledging that the Saxous
had swept everything before them.
=. Snyder, the founder Of the class
made a speech giving a history Of the
class with a forecast Of its future. He
closed with the Saxon's toast which
was rOundly applauded- The class in
structor, E /. PrOwse, made a short
speech IN response to general call, and
the party broke up at a late hour
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs
y. Snyder. who chaperOned the party,
Mr.. and Mrs E L PrOwse, Mr. and
Mrs. H. l. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Helde, Mrs. H. B. Durkee. Miss NJ z.
Mitchell, c. H. Brown, Julius Herman.
the Misses AEstelle Campbell. Camilla
Killer, Sarah Bridgers. Birdie Hawkins,
Mary Robertson. Nell Hanniman. Beulah
Brown, Margaret Bryan, Edith Perre-
not, Margaret Alburtus. Saxons; Yer
non Lyman, president OF the class,
Wayne ChenOweth, vice president,
Frank Ross, secretary, Blake Baker,
treasurer, Baylor Foster, Robert
Hoover. Nelson Rice, Albert Farmer,
Blair Rodgers, Wenda1 Kuhn. h. II.
Morris, Ernest Myles, Adkins BoWden
and Arthur Hawkins
The regular monthly meeting of the
Baraca-P hilathea classes Of the First
Presbyterian church was held in the
church parlors Thursday evening,
March Z. A short musical program was
Overstreet and Miss TheO. Patterson A
recitation by Miss Minnie Lee Laffitar
was followed by games Of various
kinds The freshments were served by
Miss Kate Fink, Mrs. Millar and Mrs.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Fielding, Mr. and Mrs. Millar, Mr..
and Mrs. J. l. Gilliland. Mr.. and Mrs
G. H Graham, Mr.. and Mrs I. T. Rob
inson Mr.. and Mrs. c.. l. Overstreet. Mr. I
and Mrs ". R. Blair. Mrs. B. F. Moss |
and ]. W Rhen, Misses Nell Porter |
Ella Jackson, Isabel Valentine, Marie |
Schwartz, Bessie Bryan, Alice Wilson, I
Nellie HanWay. Matte Hanway, Delks |
Muller Marguerite Bennett, Eileen /
Moore, Minnie Lee Laffitar, r. V Finks, /
Emma Laughlin, Margaret Cunning
ham. Rose Clayton, Alethea Dempsey. I
AIessrs. H. H. Sweeney, B. r. Klein, |
Carl Upton. Edgar Nirden. James No
Ian. Elgie Means, Baylor Foster, Wal ]
lace Lane.
Miss Juanita Smith entertained the /
Philathea sewing class at her home,
ternoOn, music inspiring the members /
to take daintier stitches than usual. /
After the sewing had been put away, /
the hostess server a luncheon to her 4
guests. Those enjoying Miss Smiths ]
were Misses Stella Lattner. /
Gladys King, Katherine Peak Eleanor /
Wright. Ruth Forsyth, Vera Ballard. /
Ruby Miller. Annie B Murray. Elsie /
Webster, Irene Ferguson, Miss Yerkes, [
Rena Shea, Jessie Mitchell Lucille !
Smith, Mrs. H NJ Miller.
The Calvary Baptist Mission society /
viii not meet Tuesday afternoon at the 4
church, but will enjoy the hospitality
OF Mrs. J. H. McCullough's home. 1715 /
street
Mrs. J. H. Mccullough, Of 171S Mon /
tana street viii entertain the mem /
bers Of Calvary Baptist church at her I
home Tuesday. March u, and as many I
Of their friends as desire to come, with i
Patrick's tea.
The Camp Fire girls Of the East FL I
PasO and Altura Churches are looking .
forward with much delight to their all /
day meeting on March Is, at the East /
FL Paso Presbyterian church. They
will meet at II a. m ana enjoy con ;
ference and exchange Of ideas, as well 4
as the ST. Patricls luncheon
The Aid society Of the East FL Paso /
Presbyterian church viii hold an all J
day meeting Thursday, from 1880 till I
5 D. m. Important business will be I
lunch and enjoy &. social day
The First Presbyterian Aid society
held its regular monthly meeting Tues
day afternoon at the church and elected |
the following officers President, Mrs.
p. ". Parker; first vice president. Mrs. /
NJ d. TiltOn; second vice president ]
Mrs. H. S Potter; third vice president /
Mrs T. J. Jones; treasurer, Mrs Ger
maud Graham; secretary, Mrs Bennett