El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-19
Church Affairs

Mrs. William HOgarth entertained
very delightfully."- on Tuesday afternoon
for the WOman's Home Missionary so
ciety Of Trinity Methodist church at
her home 14O7 East Nevada street. The
house was beautifully decorated in
palms and cut flowers The dining table
was especially attractive IN ITS oecora-
tic nof the approaching birthday ami
versary Of George Washington The
table was laid with a cluny cloth; IN the
center was a group OF american IlaSs
and the entire table was bOrdered with
them, and red and white minis were
also decorative
A musical program was rendered and
much enjoyed Mrs VIII i. owen sang
/ accompanied by Airs. Adlne owen MISS
Anne Weeks gave a reading MISS lee
Ellis rendered a piano solo; MIS-. hoD-
ert Lander gave a vocal solo, accom-
panied by Mrs Thompson wheat
A game with patriotic cards was
played. The cards were cut and the
CHESTS were requested to match them
Mrs. NJ EIey won the first prize and
Mrs. r. G. Crowder the second
Mrs. c. 7. Race and Mrs Frank Pow
/ ers served an ice carrying out the
J George Washington colors. ana Jne
women assisting in the dining room
were Mrs. NJ Eley, Mrs VIII L oven
Mrs. o. A DanielsOn and Mrs. William
Sachs. -,
by Mrs. c. Wesley -WebdelL Mrs Z y
Race and Mrs. l. J. Ayers About %
guests enjoyed the afternoon
Friday evening at o'clock the Young
women of the EpWOrth league OF Jhe
Highland Park NJ E church viii en-
terrain with a box social at the nome
of Miss Dorothy Brett. 40 LOulsEllIe
avenue This is the first social g lyehh
under the auspices Of the Epworth
league
The women Of the Aid society Of the
East FL PasO resbyterian church viii
afternoon
church The time viii be spent N max
ing comforts.
The members OF the Mems club Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church entertained
the members of the Mems club OF the
church of St. Clement on Tuesday even
ing 4 good representation from both
churches was present. about so IN num-
her which was equally divided between
the members OF the two clubs i =
Jones, the president OF the FIRST Pres-
byterian club, presided Kew HenEy
Easter gave a talk and represented the
men Of the Episcopal church Thls was
followed by an address given by Il B.
Durbee, secretary OF the Y NJ e. A
Mr.. Durkee spoke on the various mems
clubs of the city for what they stood
and what they could do, and also spoke
Of the possibilities Of the clubs OF the
church. A discussion followed Dy ) l.
Campbell. David Mcknight Rev c l.
Overstreet and Rev. Henry Easter
Light refreshments were served. a1ter
which the men came together Tor mu-
steal time Rupert Reddick sang vO-
cal solo and was encOred; H E van
Surdam gave two numbers w. l.
Gaines was prevailed upon to sing the
vocal number with which he made such
hit in the recent minstrel snow gwen
bv the men at the First Presbyterian
church, Swing Low, Sweet Char1oL
Judge Frank Hunter entertained with
some Of his sleight OF hand work and
created great deal Of amusement. KEY
c. L Overstreet then gave vocal solo.
Bonnie Lassie,' and the program was
closed
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Missionary society Of the First Presby-
terrain church was held on Tuesday az
ternOOn in the church parlOrs. The pro
gram was in charge Of Mrs Hell Haze
and Mrs G. l. UVerStreet. The subject
for the afternoons study was Chris
tian Asia's Opinion of the NOu-Christian
Religions Responses to this were Civ
en- by Mesdames E A Shelton. R F.
Clark. J. A Potter, S. H. Sutherland, J.
NJ Gilliland. B. B Bailey, Z. P. Rankin
and B. Mosson- George Peters gave a
fine talk on The attitude Of the No
hammedans in Persia to the nOn-Chris-
tan religions" Mrs jay butcher sang
a vocal solo, and a social hour was
spent very enjOyably. About so were
present and refreshments Of tea and
cake were served The hOstesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. N '. DeasOn
and Miss Louise Cain.
The PhiIathea and Baraca classes Of
Trinity Methodist church viii give a
combined social and business meeting
on Friday night in the Sunday school
rooms Of the church They viii cele-
brate Washington's birthday anniver-
sary with a suitable program and par
~ and important business viii also be
transacted at this time.
Friday afternoon. Feb. q, Mrs W.
s Valentine, Of 11O5 East Rio Grande
street, will entertain with a colonial
tea from 3 TO 6, for section No 8 of
the Aid society Of the First Methodist /
church
The missionary society Of Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church held q |
meeting at the church on Tuesday at
ternoon- The subject for the afternoon
was Brazil and Mrs 4 W. SOrrels was
the leader. Rev. C D. Daniel gave a
most interesting talk on the conditions
in Brazil. Having formerly been a mis-
siOnary there ne was able to relate /
many personal "reminiscences. Mrs /
Frank Scott talked on Protestant In 1
FaSiOn," Mrs f. A Hodge on general
lines and Mrs. Charles Bush on causes /
for the lack of development in Brazil /
me hOSteSSeS were MeSdameS J. A /
Hicks. f. A Howard, J. Z. Hignett and /
J. Dimm1tt- Refreshments We're served I
by the hOstesses after the discussions. !
Section 5, Of the Aid society of the /
First Methodist Episcopal church is ar
ranging to bring Miss Jeanette Turner
BrOwnel, an impersOnator of note here j
from Philadelphia. Pa
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