El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-10
Church Affairs

CnuTcR AffGIS
TbDrgdav night. at Hendricks hall. the
members of St Clements Social cruz
gave a most enjoyable party Inose
in charge Of the entertainment > WEI
Misses Constance Pateman ana NelIte
C;iIliard The refreshments were III
charge of Misses Sybil Shedd ana hdr-
riet Bryan. The first number on tne
program was a play IN taoleau' , en-
titled His Old Sweetheart me
bachelor looks over his old letters and
hooks from the different girls VINO
were his sWeethearts anu Tuill ms
as he gazes at each IN turn ne r 49,
eIor's part was well taken Dy hehIS
". Shedd, and his sweethearts were an
lust as sweet and natural IN their paris
as could be. Bette, a schooi SIR,
was Miss Katherine Russellsmlth,
KATE A high school girl, was MISS
Emily Ormsbee; Blanche. an actress
Miss Chrysta Hogarth; EllzaDetH5 d
choir girl" Miss Norma Van Surdani'
s.NTiidrsd a winter girl" Miss Beatrice
Pateman: Clara, summer girl MISS
Marion Young; jeanette, a rldlnS SlLI,
Miss Elizabeth Stevens; Helen, a qeDu-
tqnte" Miss Elizabeth Marks; IeBId,
a vo1inar widow Miss Alma MORRISON;
May, bride MISS GerIrloe Leigh
ton. ,,.- D-.,,i,
GflIiard sang very sweetly, "Carmena,
accompanied by Miss Katherine nus
A snowfall fight was feature of the
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used. and a very jolly time was had IN
shOveing them at one another
! Refreshments of fruit cake and ice
were served and short business meet
Among those present were: Misses
Constance Pateman, ~ oil Sheau, NJ
riet Bryan, Nellie Gilliard, meta ana
Emily Ormsbee, Katherine IusSen-
smith. Norma Van Surdam, Beatrice
Pateman Gertrude Leighton Anna
Morrison, Marion Young, ChrySIa no
garth Elizabeth stevens, Kate 6rauSe,
Lucille Duffy, Eleanor Eubank, canine
KILLER, Margaret Bryan, Aaurlne Cat-
| ter, Charles Carter Louise gieII4Cn'
| CIarice Coleman, Ada Davis, la Da-
vie Katberine MnsseIwhite. Helen Mus
selWhite Marie Newton, Edna ROBERT
son, Bess Murtle. Ehzabeth Marks, Eu-
wilma BigeloW, Julia B1geIoW, Euha
I Bell, Isabel Seamon and tIorence san
! ders: Rev. and Mrs. Henry Easter, MI
/ and Mrs. Kenneth MacCalIuIn, MI. anu
/ Mrs William HOgarth. Mr. and Mrs A
Mr. and Mrs. Parvin White; Mesdames
/ Frank II. Payne, Solon ComIorL anu
1 r. 7. Young; Messrs- clarence boTSH'
/ John Moss, Donald Davis, Malcolm Ia
/ Wis, John Gilliard, Phil Warren, II L
! Van Surdam, Harry Donaldson, w. ,
/ Davis. Robert Mullin, Paul Anderson,
! Clarence Vaughan. Ward WortnlnSIon.
Henry Shedd. Harold kilouTn, Roy
/ PicIens. Joe Worsham. Kent HeffroH,
/ Hugh Pickles. Howard Gilman, Jesse
! Payne. Fred Carroll, Frank T. SneGO'
Ernest Behler, Elgie Smith, Allen Shlr-
| ley, Ed Miller, julius Herman Ernest
| Aiyles and Harvey wilcox
The Woman's Missionary society OF
| Trinity Methodist church met TUESDAY
| afternoon in the church parloT, Win
Mrs 1 J. Ayers in the chair After the
| opening song and prayer by Kew. = W
! Webdell the regular routine business
| followed. Yearly reports were also I16us
A large amount OF money va Ia 49,
| during the year. many flowers sent
| to The sick and more than 1000 calls
| reported. The parsonage has also been
| well looked after, the last gift being
a splendid new stove for the study, glv-
! en- by the society at the request OF the
Rev. G. W Webden conducted the
! installation services for the new OH
| GERS. They are: Miss Alice Care, presl-
| dent; Mrs. c. c. Henderson, first vice.
! Mrs. Robin Gould, second vice; MS
D. NJ Smith, third vice; Mrs ) ,
, Birchfield, fourth vice; Mrs T J.
! Woodside, recording secretary; MIS-
]. Z. Schiller, corresponding secretary ;
! Mrs Q. A. Danielson. treasurer; home
! department; Mrs. D. Hurley; treasurer ;
! foreign department; Mrs. Il IrottS
| agent; "voice." Mrs c. W. Weoden'
press superintendent, Mrs. J. Allen
Ray, chairman foreign department.
Mrs. I J. Ayers, chairman home de-
partment; Mrs. William Sachs, local
treasurer During the year 80 PEI
I month mas DGen IaASGu III tAAG A O
er's aid. At the close of the session
Mrs. c. T. Race, on behalf OF the SO
eiety. presented TO Mrs L j. Ayers, the
retiring president, boquet OF oeSC-
/ tifuI carnations. Miss Katherine Lee
men, of Denver. Colo. was present and
gave piano selections
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It was a cold and wintry night on
Tuesday, but nevertheless number
Of faithful me nbers and, friends al
tended the annual rollcal and reeep-
ton at the First Baptist church Ike
ports from the different departments
of the church were given.
William Graves presented the trea-
surer's annual report; Miss Lizzie Hsll
a report on the wOmen's Work; A. p
Romero. the B. Y. p. u; H. l. Redd,
the Sunday school; G. 2. Putnam, sun
day school superintendent gave a tax
and appealed to those present IN De
/ half of the adults rallying to the sup
! port Of attendance on the Sunday
school Rev. J. f. Williams, the pas
tor. then spoke encOuraSingly OF the
church work, and especially the at
! tendance at the rollcau when the
weather was so unfavorable.
1t was unanimously voted to IN
crease the pastors salary and that o.
Miss Lizzie Hall, whose influence mas
aided so greatly the work OF the
Appropriate remarks. verses and
I talks were made as the names We're
/ called After the rollcall sociaI
1 time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served. Special music was rem
| dered during the evening The dea-
cons and their wives. DR.. and Mrs.
P II. Brown. DR.. and Mrs. II. F. Wright
and P. BoyI5in assisted in receiving
the guests and entertaining.
The Epworth league Of the First
sTefEo6ist church will meet tonight
with Mrs. John Kitchens, 1914 North
Florence street
Misses Lila ana Era Thomas will
entertain the mission study class TINS
J evening at the nome OF -dfs. o.
( AYERS iH2 North Florence street.
Hotel Pase Del NOrte.
The dining room and grill OF HOtsl
! PasO del Norte is open until MO
night Meals served la carte-eNceI-
: at service