El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-30
Church Affairs

A very pretty entertainment was
given by the West Ell Paso Sunday
school at old TT. Bliss on Saturday
night. The room was well filled by
an appreciative audience, and the exer-
cises were well rendered: Many OF the
little tots" had never faced an audi
ence before, but their songs and little
speeches would have done credit TO
others of more years.
After a few timely remarks, and
short prayer by Rev Kenneth Brown,
the first piece on the program, "Musi-
cal Flowers" was presented THESE
were seven very large flowers, painted
on a screen, the center of each flower
filled by the fair face of a young wom-
an. Each flower sang a verse OF a
song and the whole seven Joined IN
the chorus. The effect was pleasing
and amusing, and prepared the audi
ence for the good things that were to
come.
REGULATIONS were given by Don Ma
comber, Emily Foster, Wilma Hyde,
GLADYS Foster, Marguerite Moltane,
Hazel Carpenter, Alice Macomber,
Floyd Carpenter and Charley Carpen-
Ter. Songs were given by Marguerite
Moltane, Misses Alice and Alma Ma
comber rendered Down by the old Mill
Stream" Mrs. A L. Carpenter sang
the Mexican National hymn. Mrs. H.
''The Message of the Violet"
The recitation and song, THE Last
Hymn" by Mrs. A. l. Carpenter was
followed by a tabIeaU, Rock of Ages
by Miss Muriel Foster; A dialog
"a Scene in the Chaplain's Family,
by the Foster girls was given and Rev
Kenneth Brown rendered The Original
Banjo Song"
The songs, THE Old Oaken Bucket
and Aud Lang Syne" closed the liter
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that ice cream cake and coffee would
be served in the adjoining rooms.
Here everybody tried to get acquainted
with some one else. and young and
old enjoyed themselves. Although
within the limits of a great and grow
ing city the little settlement around
the Globe Mills seems to be by itself,
and as one remarked, 1T put her in
mind of an old fashioned country
school"
Mrs. T. J. Jones will entertain the be-
ginners' class of the Sunday school of
the First Presbyterian church on Satur-
day afternoon.
The different workers Of the First
Presbyterian church are meeting this
afternoon at the various homes Of the
members.
The Missionary union of the city
wiz meet aL the FIRST ETCSDy terrain
church on Thursday afternoon. The
women of the First Presbyterian will
be hostesses TO the other churches.
Wednesday night. previous to the
prayer meeting held at the First Pres
byterian church, L L Robinson has
called a meeting of the Sunday school
to be held at Z o'clock to plan for
Rally day which viii be observed in
the church on Sunday, October 5.
The aid society Of the First Christian
church will meet at the church on
business meeting.
Mrs F F. Birchfield will entertain
the northeast branch of the Women's
society of Trinity Methodist church on
Wednesday afternoon from $3.50 to $50.
Mrs J. Mack Crawford is chairman of
the branch.
Friday afternoon Miss Alice Care.
society OF Trinity Methodist church,
will entertain the officers of the So
ciety at her home, 1912 East Rio Grande
street
A request has been sent Mrs. c. T
Race. who had the old-fashioned spell
ingbee in charge at Trinity Methodist
church one night last week. that it be
repeated. Mrs. Race will have a repe-
tition of the spellingbee some time in
the near future.
The Trinity Workers are holding their
cottage prayer meetings at the various
points Of meeting this afternoon.