El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-15
MANY PARTIES IN HONOR OF VALENTINE
DAY ENLIVEN SOCIAL LIFE IN Ell PASO
Church Affairs

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A very helpful meeting was held in
the church parlor Of Trinity Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon. when the
study class discussed the fifth chapter
of Conservation Of National Ideals"
and Non Christian Faiths in America"
Mrs. Flora AcAtee Jones was the lead
er for the afternoon After song and
scripture lesson Mrs +. Coryl led in
PRAYER. y OrmOnism" was discussed BY
Airs. II. b. Stevens. Mrs. n. w. Shine
read an interesting paper on
Buddhism" Other "Unchristian and
Christian" forces were discussed
by Mrs. j. Allen Ray, Mrs. Geo. 3. Oil
yer, Miss Alice Care. Mrs. John Schulz
Ter and Mrs. c. l.. Jones' a pleasing
feature Of the program was solo by
Mrs. Robert Lander. lie Knows the
Way" Mrs. Thompson Wheat, accom-
PIANIST. A short business session fol-
lowed the study hour. Announcement
was made of the social meeting, which
VIII be held at the home of Mrs. VIM.
HOgarth, 1907 East Nevada, Tuesday
afternoon. The Tuesday afternoon
meetings have been well attended and a
through the several departments Of the
WOman's Missionary society.
Those who enjoyed the heart party
on Thursday evening at the First Pres
byterian church were: Misses Elizabeth
Miller, Alice Bishop, Ruth heating,
ADAMS,
Rowland, abelle Valentine, Frances
Clayton. Ina Valentine, Maggie Laugh
lin, sadie NeWSon, Alice Wilson, kalh-
crime McCurdy, Marguerite IVersOn.
Helen Samson, Winifred Wilson, Berna-
dine Schultz, Minnie Lee Lassiter, Fran
ces Henderson, Mary Heating, Alice
Wilson. Emma Laughlin. Rose Clayton
Alice Jones, Clara Fink, Messrs Glen
Brounk. J. Miitane, Dan Crockett, John
Laughlin, p Bittick, Francis Clayton,
Carl Upton, Henry Schumacher, Edgar
Eirden, Harry Ginsburg, Gene smith, ..
A. Graham. Clarence Rand, Fred Hun
ter, Walter Clayton. Ernest Heating, H
DetWiler, Jones, Russell WOrthingtOn,
C. w. Johnston, Baylor Foster
The third division of the First Chris
tian church met at the home Of Mrs.
>. c. Hanson, 1905 North Kansas street
on Friday afternoon. Quilting was
accomplished and refreshments were
served
Bishop r. r. Hendrix, OF the Metho-
dist church south, is visiting Rev. c.
parsonage. Bishop Hendrix was on
route TO san Luis POtOsl, Mex, where
he expected to hold conference, but
after the train upon which he was a
passenger had left Laredo il was fired
upon by rebels and was brought back
to the American side, and bishop Hen
dirk was advised not TO continue his
journey at this time. He viii preach
at the Trinity Methodist church sun
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LEGATION Of the southern church IS also
visiting Rev. Mr.. Webdeu from Nash
vile, Tenn Dr. T. F. sharp, Of the
Peabody Heights church. OF Memphis,
Tenn. is also here They VIII remain
over Sunday as the guests Of Rev 4lr.
NebdelL
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Missionary. society OF the First Pres
byCerian church VIII be held on Tues
day afternoon at o'clock. The sub
ject for the afternoon viii be ~Chris-
tian Ages Opinion Of the Non-Chris-
tian Religions" The program win be
in charge of Mrs. He'll Hale and Mrs.
c. l. OVerstreeL Responses viii be
made by Mesdames T. A shelton, R. T.
Clark J. A potter, s H. sutherland,
J. ID Gilliland, B B. Bailey, L. p. Ran
kin, 3. MOssOn- The hostess for the
afternoon viii be Mrs. N v. DeasOn,
and VIII be assisted by Miss Louise
Cain Mrs Jay butcher viii render a
vocal solo.
The Aid society Of the First Metho-
dist church had most enjoyable VAL
entlne party on Friday evening at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. G. n Thomas.
The house was decorated in red hearts
and festOons Of red crepe paper. From
the chandelier to each corner Of the
room the paper was draped. About so
were present Mrs. Fred Hoelke gave
reading, and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Hv.en
guitar and piano duet, and Mrs. r.
H. Kerr also gave reading these
were all very much enjoyed. 4 game,
which was a guessing contest, a "RO-
nance, was greatly enjoyed a greater
part of the evening and also a game
Of hearts. The men were presented
with arrows and the women with
hearts, and the men were requested to
try and see if they could pierce the
heart Of their partner After the
games, refreshments were served.
The Mesa division Of the women OF
the First Presbyterian church held a
most enjoyable Valentine party in the
church parlOrs on Friday afternoon
from to 6 o'clock. The rooms were
suitably decorated for the occasion in
several sizes of red hearts and red
cred with the hearts and the young
women serving wore white aprons
decorated with the hearts. About rs
women enjoyed the afternoon A very
pleasing program was given. Miss
Dora Hart gave two piano numbers:
Miss Anne Weeks, q reading. Miss
Florence Comfort, a vocal solo Mrs w
dust; Miss Alice Davis, an exposition
Of the Indian club work; Herbert Nc
Cornell, a vocal solo. and Miss Mary
Jones, a reading. Refreshments were
served with he'd heart minis.
One Of the largest and most enjoy
able church affairs given in some time
was the Valentine party given on Fri
day night by the Philathea class Of the
First Baptist church to the senior
Baraca and Philathea classes of all the
other churches The church parlors
were beautifully decorated with bloom
ing plants, cut flowers and red hearts