El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-01
Church Affairs

/ The wesley Senior Bible class enter
/ tanned classes 19, Is and 8 with a party
/ in the parlOrs of the Trinity NJ. T.
I church, south, on Friday evening from
p m. to 1880 D. m Refreshments
/ OF hot chocolate, sandwiches and cakes
! were served Interesting games we're
/ enjoyed during the evening. Walter
! Reynolds, Paul Bateman and Thomas
Limbaugh were hosts
/ Those. present were: Misses Maggie
I Merces. Leila Poland, Grace Limbaugh.
[ Edna Robertson, Irene Robertson, En-
ma Mae white. Mae Kit, FlOy Shepard,
Amelia Reeves, Erin Middleton, Lynda
WeatherfOrd, Eddie Lee Davis, Bessie
Richardson, Elsie Shepard, Mary noble.
Pauline Anderson, Helen Samson, Bet
Z tie May Smith, Mary Wadlington, Shlr-
ley. FAY Carter, Ruby Carter: Mes
danes GustafSOn and Ayers: MeSSrs-
Walter Reynolds. Henry Gilbert. Roy
Coleman. Ark LaWleSS. Sam Black
share Billy Anderson, middleton. Da-
mon Reynolds, R p. Henderson. Thorn
as limbaugh. Ernest Lisk. G. o. Davis
c. Richards Vernon Everage, Walter
POnsfOrd. Lee Nichols, Jerry Coleman,
Earl Coleman, Paul Bateman, \ wal
ker and G. SincOmb.
The Junior Philathea class Of the
Calvary Houston Square Baptist church
entertained on Friday nighl with a Sc
ries of patriotic tableaux for the mem
hers Of the church. The following pro
gram was given:
George and Martha Washington"
T.a-rence SarreIs and Pauline Hol-
-.--orne. Sweet Home" Anna Lewis.
George Howard, Zane Dimmitt.
Song, by Carl Nafe.
Betsy Ross and the Flag. Miss Bes-
sic Burgess.
Goddess Of Liberty" Clara Morris.
Patriotism Josephine Frankenbur-
ION the Road to 1Iandalay." Edith
Roberts. Harriet Bottoff. Fioy wilson,
Evelyn Payne.
After the program. refreshments Of
ice cream and cake were served
Friday night Mrs. Herman G. Porter
entertained her Sunday school class at
her home on Ochoa- street. a business
meeting was held. after which music
was enjoyed by Misses Madeline Fisk.
Nary and Ruth Heating and Irene Luce.
Miss Jessie King the guest of honor.
young girls. A cafeteria lunch was
served and there were about IS present
The Missionary and Aid society of the
Calvary Houston Square Baptist church
viii hold a meeting at three o'clock
on Tuesday afternoon in the church.
An interesting service is being ar
ranged The Bible study class Will be
conducted by Mrs NJ 7. Peck, and the
refreshments will be served by Mes
danes T. NJ Jones, J. H Jones, G. T.
Johnston and c. V. Jackson
Home Guards of the First Methodist
church this afternoon,
The Aid society Of the First Pres !
byterian church will hold a meeting |
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in /
the church parlOrs- An election Of /
Officers will be held
The meeting Of the Aid society of /
the First Baptist church will be held 1
on Monday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs
J. II. Snow, a prominent leader in |
wOmen's work Of the state. will give /
an address to the women of the Bap- |
fist churches Of the city and friends /
Of other denominations.
Mrs H. II. Bailey entertained the ]
members Of the Congregational church /
on Friday night at her home on West [
street. Mrs. Mary Elwell gave {
an interesting talk on her visit to the l
vatican and talk with the pope Musi- 4
cal numbers were given by Mrs W. L 4
Price, Miss Florence Comfort, Miss /
Della ROsenstein. Harry Rosenstein.
Herbert Mcconnell, Mrs ]. NJ Rich
mond. Mrs. Helen Roberts, Miss Marie
Newton and George Kessler which
were all very much enjoyed After the
music. refreshments Of two courses
were served.