El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-10
Church Affairs

The St. Clements Social club enter
tanned delightfully."- on Thursday even
/ ing with a valentine leap year party,
1 at Kendrick hall. The han was deco
I rated with red hearts. and ralph rate
/ man, dressed as a messenger boy, DIS
/ tributed valentines addressed to eacn
J guest present, the scheme being car
I ried out in every detail one game
I causing much merriment. was the
J blindfolding of each guest and each
/ one grabbed at little bags OF CANDY
hanging on strings, containing TOT =
l tune" Then a large platter was 1lllled
| with prunes with fortune in eacn
! one. and this platter was filled with
alcohol. which was set on fire, and
| everyone had to grab q prune from out
] of the flames Hearts bearing a pro-
posaI and their answer were cut IN nan
and each one had to find their mate
to the half. Refreshments OF heart-
shaped minis, cakes and red ana WnlLe
brick ice cream were served by MIS- u
H Mengel, Miss Clair Reese coleman
and Miss Kate Krause. Ihis IS the
last meeting Of the club until after the
Lenten season.
Among others, the following were
present: Rev. and Mrs. Henry Easter,
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Coleman, MI anu
Mrs Ed Hodge, Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Ly-
man. DR. and Mrs. G. H. MengeL MI
and Mrs. J. i. Esslinger, Mr. ana MIS-
c. Kilgore, Mrs. B. +. DarbySn
Misses Gertrude Yale, CAR Fssese
Coleman. Kate krause, owe Loe1lIeI'
Emile Ormsbee, Louise DlesLiGH; 49,. ~ a
Ormsbce. Emily Greene. Sybll Sneoo'
Carrie seldom, Essie Darbyshire, Meme
Caf1lard E,ugenia Seldom, Mary Leigh
ton. Margaret Bryan Beatrice 80
man. Bessie Webster, JAMIE W ms
Glen Adams Marion Campbell Jene-
We Anderson. Alma Morrison Vaughn
Compton, Bess Pickenss May AnoeIsOI-,
STessrs ] ". Moss, W. l. Davis. Henry
Shedd. Howard Gilmon, g w an
Hook. Malcolm Davis. l. j. Locke qTls
ken. Nelson Terrence. VIII ~ =
George Freeman, Thomson sam
95cl-sns FlRie Smith. Roy P1ckens'
Anderson. II. z. Christie, Henry rec
man. George PIckenss Donald JAWS
Harold Kilburn,
minstrel show is to be given IN
Kendrick hall Tuesday evening next
Following are the participants
End men-Godfrey Brockelnurs1; =,
n HODGE Robert Doremus, Rowland
Gilchrist. singers N, Lyman W +
Koch II. l. mfrey. W S Davis, j. "
Christie. X ". MacCalum, H. , I'll
man 7 NJ Davis Miss Esther DaroA-
shire will be the pianist and h. r
Causebrook viii handle the drums
part One.
Introductory Overture, Love Ne, Hon
ey-Entire company
2 Sugar MoOn-RoWlsnd Gilcnrlsl-
3. Promise-W- S Davis
a ANY Old way You Cook Chicken
G. Brockeihurst- ne
s. Aexander's Rag Time Band-Ro0-
ert Doremus- ",
The Moonlight, the Rose, and You
k w AIacCallum-
5. Dark Town Is Out Tonight-E. D.
Hodge.
rrbo carl of T-amDiueton. His OBJ
tfons-W. E. Koch
Fairies.
MonoIogue-G. Brockelhurst
The owl and the Pussy Cat-Quartet-
A Gentle Jury.
Time. A D. 1925; Place. FL Paso
county courthouse
'Characters-Cyrus Hackett Sheriff.
NJ III. MacCallum: Mrs Dingley fore
woman. Miss Mack: Mrs Blake. Miss
Bean: Mrs. Fritz, Mrs. Gilchrist; Mrs
Dyer Miss Pateman, Mrs Small, Mrs
Mengel- Mrs. Fairly, Miss NJ Cole; Mrs
Jones Miss DarbyShire, AIRS. Fort Mrs
Hodge; Miss Skinner, Miss Kate Adams;
Miss Sharp. Miss Diedrick; Miss JellisOn,
Mrs. Lyman; Miss smith, Miss L. Cole.
The women's aid society of the First
Congregational church held its meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Harry Bailey,
1913 West Missouri street Thursday
afternoon. A synopsis Of Mrs. Kate
O'Hare's lecture on The Cause Of
a Red Light District was given. and
discussion followed in which all the
members took part
Refres hments were served. consist
ing Of coffee and fruit salad.
The next meeting Of the aid viii
take place Thursday next with AIRS.
Brodersen as hostess
The women of St. Clements Guild
will entertain with tea on February
13. from three until six, in Kendrick
hall
Mrs. Carrie Lee Carter Stokes, Of
Kansas City, a prominent ". c. 7. U.
speaker, will give an address to the
women of FL Paso on next Wednesday
afternoon at the Womans club rooms
Mrs. Stokes's subject will be An
Ounce Of Prevention for Social Dis
order"
Charles Z. Stokes, chairman Of the
state prohibition party Of Missouri
viii speak at the First Methodist
church Sunday evening. His subject
viii be, Which side are you On2"
Mrs. Carrie Lee Carter Stokes. one
Of the organizers of the W. c. T. T.,
and president Of the central W. C. T. U.
of Kansas City, will address the peO-
pie Of FL Paso at the regular Sunday
evening service at the First Presby-
terrain church. Her subject viii be,
Faith on Unfaith-
Cards