El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-26
SPECIAL SERVICES
IN MESILLA PARK

1FasiTa Park. n. N. March 26--Four
-o---5oas vrara held at St James's Epis-
coDaI church Easter: Holy commun-
ion at 7:3o a. m; special Easter service
with Easter sermon at II a NJ WIN
fr7T1 vested choir Of Is cOueSe men
with orchestral accom- S which
dren's service at $50 p, m, q = 49, -
the premiums for falIhIul atIe!iua .5
+t-o,f1EOut the year were distributed
and again at 1880 p m, an eNeu-n5
] 60 which was conducted by profes-
sor H S Hammond, OF SL@le COLISS.Ss
on account of the rector having SollS -
Ia Mesa for evening serNlcS-tiie ~ =
TO be held In the new ~ = jim . o-
At MI the II o'clock service there was
CONGREGATION of more than ZOO-
on Easter afternoon Kew; EluL-s s
T.ey-is left for La Mesa to hold service
in the new Episcopal church there. Inc
IiftIe church is strictly mission, ana Is
considered "a. thing OF beauty
At II o'clock on Sunday at the FIss-
Fvterian church. Mesilla PARK. spe-
cfaI Easter service was held- MISS Mn
Davis sang I know that Ny Reoee s9l-
Iiveth." A vesper service IN the aLleI-
noon took the place Of the usual Chrls-
tian EndeavOr evening service AT ms
time special musical selections were
rendered BY Miss Edith Burke, OF Las
Cruces. nd the double quartet com
Dosed Of Messrs- Briggs, hnorr, ON
- and Ogilvy. and Misses Davis, Ma
-hes Scott and Brainard, with Miss Ial-
hot ar the piano The pastor, Rev l.
p Mathes, addressed the young peO-
pIe on the subject, Vital Living
The Aid society undertook the deco
rating of the church with PAINS anu
ferns ported geraniums and lovely
Dr.. and Mrs. ". B. Atterbury enter
tanned at dinner at their home on the
AtterbIrv-BarroWs ranch, near old Ne
sfIIa Covers were laid for seven, the
guests being Maj and Mrs. Cnas +
GEORGE the Misses George and BenJa-
dinner
elaborate course affair. go.
In the declamatory contest at state
college, three OF the contestants were
MesilIa Park young women MISSES
Nab1e Hager, Margaret Buvens and
Alice Stewart Miss Stewart was Civ
IN third place by the judges. professors
Merrill, Hoblit and Hammond
Mrs. H ". Carroll has her brother,
Howell Toothman, with her from
SDrinrffeId. Mass. Mr.. T0othman has a
position at the depot under agent h
Miss Elaine Acl1er. who is here from
Rerino. n. N, attending State college,
took a number Of friends home with ner
to enjoy a house party. Ihose Mho
were fortunate enough TO enjoy Miss
Acker's hospitality Were Misses Mar
s-aret Mathes Mae Harris. Hildegarde
FIOwell. Mary Adams and Messrs- Ansel
and Arden Gardiner, Faul Given Leon
Dr.. Isabelle Christy. from Los An
oeIes. Cal, has arrived in the Park to
lOT m and Mrs. ". H. Carroll have
moved into their new home Their
house which was built by c. H. Brown,
IS of adobe and consists Of three large
rooms and sleeping porch.
Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ Snow have left
FOR Fl Paso. where Mr.. Snow took the
train for Mountain Park. \. NJ, to plant
trees and make other improvements on
his big ranch located near there. Mrs.
snow and their two. children will visit
friends at Fort Hancock, Texas, during
Mr. SHOWS absence, returning with him
TO their home IN the Park after two
weeks
Mrs. Allen Ricketson. VINO passed
through the Park en- route to FL Faso,
sDenu a day with her daughter, Mae, at
the rectory, the guest Of Rev. and Mrs.
Hunter Lewis. Mrs. RicketsOn, who
lived here four years ago. is consid-
erine returning TO make her perma-
nent home in this community
IKE Knight. OF the firm Of Kellar.
KILLER and company, HillsbOro and
lake Valley, n. NJ, spent a day at the
rectory, the guest of his niece, Miss Mae
RiCketSOn.
Dr. and Mrs. Humbert have moved
into their new home on College Row.
and Mrs Carrie p. Phelps has removed
her family from the dOrmitory to their
own pretty bungalow, which has been
occupied for the past year by the Hum
berts-
visitors in the Pass City.