El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-10

The Canadian club, of FL Paso, viii
be entertained tonight by Rev. Ken
meth Brown, at the East Ell Paso Pres
byterian church. The occasion is the
celebration Of the I5Oth anniversary Of
the treaty of Paris, by which the
French possessions in Canada were ce-
ded to the British. The principal Tea
lures of the program viii be set OF
beautifully cOlOred stereopticOn views
Of Canada from coast to coast and
paper by DR.. ". r. Jameson, on the
events leading up to the treaty OF
Paris, which viii be illustrated by ster-
eOpticOn views OF Quebec taken by Rev
The Business Girls Art and Culture
club Of the church will meet on Tues
day night at the pastors residence. The
literary study for the meeting viii De
Tennyson and his poetry, after which
the girls will receive their first IN
struction in hammered brass work
The cottage prayer meeting viii be
held Wednesday night at the residence
of Mrs. Mary Kiester, 1874 TObin Place
Orchard Park addition
There will be a free popular enter
tainment in the East FL PasO Presby-
terrain church on Friday night 1t has
been decided to make these uplifting
entertainments absolutely free so that
the public generally may enjoy them
and benefit BY them. The best music
is rendered interspersed with piano and
vocal selections and some of the finest
stereOpticOn views Obtainable. The OBJ
ject Of these entertainments is purely
philanthrOpic and with a view to the
social, moral and intellectual uplift OF
the community
Power of Personality.
The power Of personality, illustrated
in the life and works Of Phillips Brooks
was the theme for the evening sermon
at the First Presbyterian church Sun
day evening. The sermon was a de-
velOpment of an Grafton which Rev.
c L. OVerStret delivered while an IN
dergraduate in college. The study Of
Phillips Brooks life had a powerful in
fluence in directing Rev. Mr. -OVerStre5r
toward the ministry, he says. and the
sermon was the outcome of this study.
Special music was given at this church
Sunday evening as part Of the vOca-
uonal exercise, arranged especially for
poung people.
Valentine parties and teas will be
given by the church organizations this
week Thursday evening the Baraca
and Philathea Bible classes will have a
Valentine party at the church The
mesa division Of the Aid society viii
have q Valentine tea in the church par
lOrs Friday afternoon. The subject for
the Wednesday evening service will be
The Parable Of the Two Sins
Two DeaeOns Ordained.
Sunday afternoon the Highland Park
Baptist church ordained two deacOns IN
the church They were NJ. l. Griffith
and B. H Baker and the service Of or
dinatiOn was attended by the pastors
of other Baptist churches of the city.
A special program was given by the
Baptist Young Peoples union of this
church Sunday evening It included a
discussion of the personal obligation in
religion. led by Miss Iras Webb Mrs.
Lee Griffith also took part, a vocal
solo was given by Miss Eva Borden and
a paper by Mrs c. K Gray.
The finance committee of the church
will meet this evening in the chudch
parIors. The usual midWeek prayer
service will be held Wednesday, the
lesson being from the 42d psalm The
teachers Of the mission Sunday school
will meet Thursday evening and choir
practice will be held Friday evening.
Lessons From the Commandments.
The ten commandments are being
considered by Rev J. E. Abbott, pas