El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-15
Church Affairs

The members OF the First Methodist
church will entertain with dinner
on Tuesday evening, Nov. IS compli-
mentary to DR.. T. C. Tiff. who viii ar
rive on Tuesday from his home in
Denver, Colo.
Friday night Nov. q the membership
of the First Methodist church will en-
terrain with a banquet at the church
Several clubs have been organized
recently in the different churches
among the young people. IN the East
FL Paso Presbyterian church the girls
club organized is The Queens OF
Avilion." The members of the club IN
clude: Misses Dorothy MalOney. Dora
Maloney, Edith Deery, Addie Parker
Pearl Dietrich. Mabel Lancaster, Nettie
Long, Thelma Boone, Helen Hlutze,
Maud Veneer, Niela Schmidt, Gladys
Smith. Mesdames s J. MalOney and
Kenneth Brown.
The boys club organized at the East
FL Paso Presbyterian church includes
the following members: Herschel Har-
den, Kenneth Brown jr., Walter Boone,
Jesse Poole, Willie Bourland. Richard
Dietrich, Leonard Kolle, Lawrence
Rhodes, Eugene Pollard, Earle Nande-
water, Arthur BOUrland, Gregg Pol
and, WreE Curtis
The missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the
assembly room of the church The
program will be in charge of Mrs. w
Y. Long and she will be assisted by
Mrs. Mary A. Thomas. The hostess OF
the afternoon Will be Mrs. Mary Bate
man. The subject for the afternoon
viii be '-Women's boards of the Pres
byterian church" Preceding the meet
ing there viii be = prayer meeting IN
the church parlors-
There will be meeting Of the mis-
siOnary society Of the First Baptist
church on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. J. II.
Smith. 1915 North FL Paso street. The
subject will be Personal Service
The Baptist state convention OF
Texas viii convene at the First Bap-
list church in Dallas on Thursday
Nov. 20. The Baptist messengers from
v. Nafe, c. P Putnam. Rev A. T.
Boyd, J. h. Nations and Rev Ed L.
Eillican.
Tuesday afternoon the five different
circles of Trinity Methodist church
will meet for a social good time in the
church at $3.50 o'clock. The different
hostesses of the circles will nave
charge and will discuss the various
lines of work. Refreshments viii be
served
Friday evening, at the First Baptist
church, one of the most enjoyable and
elaborate receptions ever held in the
history of the church was attended by
about 225 people. The parlors OF the
church. in which the guests were re-
ceived. were decorated in yellow and
white chrysanthemums. In the recelF-
ing line were Dr. and Mrs. j. = VIII
liams. Miss J. Hall, and the deacons and
their wives.
IN the large room OF the church was
a long table at which refreshments
were served. In the center of this
stood a silver basket filled with pink
and white chrysanthemums. The bas-
ket was tied with pink tule- Baskets
also stood at either corner of the table
and these were also filled with the
flowers. Silver candlesticks, with pink
shades, ara pink and white minis added
much TO the decoration Presiding AT
the able were Mesdames Tom Lea and
Frank Spence, who served chocolate
and coffee, and were assisted IN serV-
ing sandwiches and waters by Misses
Isabel Springer. Luella Williams, Mary
Redmond. Mamie Clark and others
splendid musical program was given
during the evening, as follows:
Male quartet. Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep" sung by MeSSrS. Walter
Davis, Frank Cheek, }. Nolte- DTS
Bettes. S E Maxwell and c. J. Davis.
Solo. Conquered tQuenten), Frank
Cheek.
ME Clark
Solo, Thou Art Like Unto .. Lovely
Flower" (Smith), Mrs. r. V. Pearson
Several talks by r. Red, which were
heartily encored.