El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-14
ST CLEMENTS MEN DINE THE MEN
OF THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

wear. the Mems clubs of St.
- Clements and the First Presby-
rerian churches met so strong
At o'clock the men from the Pres
bvterisn church marched in body to
St clements parish house, where they
we're met and escorted to the assem-
by hall by their hosts David NC
Knferb+ presided and, after their GUS
tomary opening hymns, Rev MI Eas-
ter welcomed the guests To this D.
II. McBroom responded for the Pres
bvterians. Dinner followed at once, at
which function the Episcopalians up
held their reputation as generous hosts,
and the Presbyterians made good on
their name as hearty eaters
The main feature Of the evening fol
lowing dinner was an address Dy Jr-
OF the Ear" Lantern slides were used
to illustrate the subject, ana the clOse
attention Of the AUDITORS showed their
. hearty appreciation
An informal musical program occu-
pied the next hour A male quartet con-
sisting of 3. NJ G. Williams Malcolm
10 Davis Talley Brown and NJ H. LeInen
were called back repeatedly after their
first selection, and string quartet
STessrs WOrsham. Mitchell, LYMAN
and MacCallum, added greatly TO the
endowment of the occasion SOLOS Dy
Parvin Witte and Matthew Lemen, ac-
accompanied by Francis Moore and
Kenneth MacCallum, were enthusiast
fcally received. The closing hymn OF
the evening was in honor of vincent
Woodbury., a charter member OF st
Clements club, who leaves the city in
the next few days
complimentary musical program
viii be rendered by the choir Of the
Hueco street, Friday evening An ice
cream social will follow the music
The missionary society Of the Alta
Vista Methodist church viii meet
Thursday at the home of Mrs. j. Ninn.
2514 Boulevard.
Tuesday afternoon the woman's mis-
sionary society of the First Presby-
terrain church held its closing meeting
Of the year. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Hell
Hale: vice-president Mrs w. v Long
secretary, Mrs. H NJ Patterson; treas
urer. Mrs. T. J. Jones. Plans for the
next years work were discussed The
program consisted Of the subjects sug-
gested from month to month by the
national wOmens boards. The subject
for the afternoon was 'MOrmOnlsIu-
The program included cOmprehensive
paper by Mrs. Frank First. VINO Tor So
years taught in the public schools OF
Salt Lake City. a story called The
Other House" was told by Mrs T. >.
Jones: maps showing the spread OF
Mormonism both in the United SJaLes
and the world were shown Dy AdIs-
Charles L. .Overstreet. The hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs LLOYD n
Humbert. Mrs. c. A. Harle and MIS- ~
p. Rankin. Ice tea and cake WdS
served at the cl6se of the meeting
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The missionary union of the city VIII
meet at the First Christian church at
3 o'clock on Thursday afternoon me
program will be as follows;
Scripture reading. Mrs +. A Hoose-
PRAYER for the foreign fields, Rev.
Herman c. Porter
Vocal solo. Mrs. T 7. wilson
Address. Christ. the Light Of the
World" Rev. Perry J. Rice.
Effect the immigrants have upon
us Mrs. G b Oliver
Current events Of the Round Table,
conducted by Mrs. J. A. Potter. assisted
by Mrs. George Rutledge. Mrs ~ L..
Strong and Mrs. l. J. Boykin.
Prayer for the home field, Rev. Mr..
Baber.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the
Calvary Houston Square Baptist church
the Whatsoever club viii have meet
ing.
The aid society Of the calvary Hous-
ton Square Baptist church met on
Tuesday afternoon at the church The
Bible lessons were studied and the
Eaton. Whitney Webb and T. NJ White,
served refreshments. Arrangements
for a social in the near future were
made.