El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-17
Church Affairs

The young women's and young mems
Bible classes o. the First Methodist
church, OF which Miss Jessie King and
E. T. Mold are teachers, enjoyed an
automobile trip Around the world on
Friday night There were eight auto
mobiles and they started from the
church Their first stop was at PAN
anna" at the home Of Mrs J. R. Fisk
Here the guests were served coffee
and sandWic4les. FROM Panama. they
went to Holland the home of Mrs
J. f. Klburn, and were there served
refreshments typical of the place. Tee
land" their next stop. was the Settle
meut home. where they We're served
ices and cake, and the next stop was
in the United states in Texas" at the
home of Dr. Ira w collins At each
place there were young girls dressed
in costume representing the place who
served the refreshments When they
reached Texas, an interesting program
Wilson. accompanied by Mrs E. i. Mold !:
recitation. by Miss Edith Bell. violin
solo, George Meade: recitation, by Wal
ter Williams
F. A. Hodge entertained his Sunday
school class OF Calvary Houston Square
Baptist church on Friday night at his
home, 1872 East Rio Grande street
The class is the teacher training class
and they invited their friends the Phil
athea class, and the junior Baraca class
of the Sunday school Clyde V. Nafe,
superintendent Of the Sunday school,
was among the guests present, there
being 26 in all. Progressive games
were played and refresh ments Of ice
cream and cake were served. After the
games in the house the party repaired
to the lawn, where games were en-
jOyed in the moonlight
The Whatsoever club is entertaining
this afternoon at the calvary Houston
Square Baptist church
The program for the Highland Park
B. Y P u, to be given on May Is,
Will be as follows:
Subject-'Desire to have others be-
Heve."
Leader, Miss Grace Robertson.
Scripture reading-Isaiah, So. Read
Respectively by leader and union
Song-LOok and live.
What DO We Mean by Evangelism
Miss Lillian O'Brien.
why Should We Desire to Have
Others Believe "-Bernice SandersOn-
Are We Under ANY Personal Obliga-
tons to Lead Others to Christ2-Robert
Special music-lTrs. F. f. Manning.
where Does Our Obligation to Win
the world 10 Christ End2-AIrs- G. B.
Earle.
The social meeting Of the woman's
missionary society Of Trinity MethO-
dist church viii be held on Tuesday az
ternoon in the church parlOr at $50
o'clock The hostesses for the after
noon VIII be 3Iesdames Wip Robinson
mad L D. Hullum-
The B. Y. P. Z. Of the First Baptist
church held a delightful social IN the
church parlOrs on Friday night. There
were about forty young people in at
tendance and many games were played.
The parIOrs were decorated in many
cut flowers and refreshments were
served
The WOman's Aid society of the
Westminster church met at the church
on Friday night. when they enjoyed
a dollar social" The meeting was
opened with a prayer by Rev. ]. z. Alb
bolt; this was followed by a reading
by Miss E. Cook; Miss Ethel Littell
then sang a vocal solo and Archibald
V. Mckee followed with a reading. All
Joined in singing. 'SUanee River" A
roll-can Of the members was taken
and all of those who had earned a dol
lar told in rhyme how they had earned
it. This proved very interesting and
amusing. After the program, refresh
ments of sherbet and cake were served.
Mrs J. A Potter viii entertain the W
c. T. Z. on next Thursday. Mrs. Her
man G. Porter win give a report OF the
meeting held recently at san Antonio,
at which she was a delegate