El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-12
Women's ORGANIZATIONS

The Sewing circle Of Temple Mt. ST.
mai viii meet Monday afternoon at
2:SO O'CLOCK IN the parlors of the tenn
The Philathea class Of the First Pros-
byterlan church Will hold its study bo11r
and social meeting Monday nierbt Of 3
oclocN with Mrs H. T. Bowie at 1917
be in charge of the study hour,
Instead OF the usual monthly story
hour 1or the camp fire circle girls,
there viii be talk on hygiene given
by Mrs. d: ID. Huffaker to the girls
Monday afternoon in the downtown
rooms Of the Y. W. c. A. The mothers
of the girls are expected to attend
the meeting. The talk on hygiene will
prepare the girls to win one of the re-
quired honors that must be won in or
der to be fully qualified member of
the campfire circles. Mrs HuffaIrer
will begin her talk promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
The monthly social and missionary
meeting of the women of the First
Bapusl church Will be held in the
church parlors Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock. The missionary program will
be devoted to the subject of building
for the future China; Mrs G. P. Put
nam will be the leader. In answering
the roll call, each member will name a
missionary and his station in China
The general text inspiring the meeting
viii be, I viii make darkness light
before them" from Isaiah 42:16. The
hOstesses of the day will be eMsdames
J. A Jones, Willie Wood, Dora 7.
Hester, X f. Love and r. V. Pearson.
Moving pictures and their influence
upon the spectators and their educa-
tiOnal value viii be the subject at the
meeting of the current events and liter
AZURE department of the Woman's club,
Wednesday afternoon, in the auditO-
rum of the High school Mrs. w L.
Foxworth will be the chairman in
charge Of the program. Mrs. Charles
B. Stevens will read the current events
of the day. Mrs. Robert Lander will
sing. Mrs. r. E. Thomson will intro
duce the subject with a paper on the
moving pictures of today. Their edu-
catiOnal value will be discussed by Mrs.
S. ArOnstein and their moral effect will
be the topic discussed by Miss Ellinor
Porcher. An open discussion by the
members will follow
Officers for the coming year were
elected by the Daughters of Erin, Fri
day afternoon, at a business meeting
held in the Knights of Pythias hall
Mrs. c. W. Fassett was elected county
president; Mrs. Thomas Kelly, county
vice president; Mrs. Joseph E Morgan,
county secretary; Mrs. 2. T. Connolly,
county treasurer; Mrs. Gus MOmsen
was elected division president; Mrs. J.
T. Fitzpatrick, division vice president;
Mrs. Margaret c. Hempel recording
secretary. Mrs. J. c. Roman, financial
secretary; Mrs. D. Andrew, treasurer;
Mrs. /. J. Selly, mistress at arms: Mrs.
Carl Aber, sentinel. Mrs. J. McAIindes,
Mrs. Evan Fairhurst, Mrs John MOrri-
son, Mrs. H. J. Steamer and Mrs. Anna
Coleman were chosen standing commit
tee members. The installation of these
officers will occur on the second Fri
day in January. In the brief business
meeting held preceding the election,
four new members were proposed for
membership.
At the weekly vesper services held
Sunday afternoons at o'clock in the
down town rooms of the Young WOm-
ems Christian association, a series Of
talks on the Young Woman Of To-
day" are being given. Mrs. Howard
B. Durkee will talk at the coming Sun
day service on the Young Woman of
Today in Her Work" The girls of the
Kilihote camp fire circle will be the
hOstesses at the social hour, with Mrs
r. L Daniels assisting. In the series
OF talks Mrs. c. L. Overstreet spoke on
The Young Woman of Today in Her
Pleasures Miss Ethel Taylor talked
on THE High Calling of the Young
Woman Mrs. J. E. Abbott talked on
the Young Woman in Her Home" The !
series will close with the talk next
week Of Mrs. Perry J. Rice on THE
Young Woman in Her Church" The /
service the Sunday after Christmas /
will be a choral one with the Y. W. c. |
A. choral club singing Christmas carols. J