El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-04
Church AfdirS.

The monthly social Of the First Con
grerationaI church will be held IhIIs-
day night at the home OF MIS-
Orndorff on Bliss street - +t-,
meeting Of the Aid society OF the
westminster Presbyterian churSn -
held Tuesday at the chuICn- ii, Sl
for the church orphans nome y - ~
sent off Thursday. Tne soclety -
ordered the purchase of q piano 1oI lHo
Sunday school room The meeting was
Rev. Perry J. Rice, pastor OF the the
First Christian church. has retuIAeu
from Austin. where he has beeh con-
Quoting a series Of special me- ne II
at the Central Christian cnurch- ne
will conduct the prayer ser VIC az
Will make a report ef the AUSTIN Llee'-
ings. ,--,-
of St Clement met Tuesday aIleIL9 ~,
at Kendrick hall Mrs carr Lee 80 --- ~,
gave an interesting review Oh S-- 80, -
events Mrs. B. NJ G. Mllia 1l-s ~ =
PomerOy read a paper on lhe CHu -t-t
Institutions in China FolloWIEs, q 49,
business meeting socldi L. -
was enjoyed and ushL IeLi = - - NJ. -
were served Mrs n & Greer anu 80. -
Emily Green were the hostesses OL 'HS
day.
at Trinity Methodist church are pens
well attended. Tuesday all days SCI
vices were held with a luncheon served
in the church parlOrs at noon -
Wednesday night service Will De IN tHS
young peoples charge HaIIg Gu-LL
and Miss Emma Hoffman wlll leau tH IN.
prayers; Miss Ernestine MurLy VII
read the scripture: Miss Lila 1honlas
will talk on the RIO Scn0ol IoI Ntr+Si
Miss Katherine Harper viii reclLe- ne
girls o. the DOrcas circle ana tns girls
Of the Henrietta circle VIII DOM slES
missionary drills. Mrs L j. Ayers VIII
preside
very interesting all DAY session Of
the WOman's missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church was held
Tuesday at the church. Luncheon was
served at noon by coInilltSse u tl-I5
the direction of Mrs 5. s Blrcnneld,
Misses Rena Shea, Vera Ballard, Juan
tia Smith. Ethel Casey and VIENNA
Casey assisted in serving. me Iaole
was decorated with autumn leaves and
red dahlias. Among the program num-
bers during the morning and after
noon sessions was missionary TAX
by 5. /. EsQuivel, on our WORKERS
Mrs. Lawrence Reynolds read the scrip
ture lesson. Talks were made by Mrs
D. NJ Smith and Mrs. J. y. Winans on
missionary subjects Mrs A A Law
Ter sang a solo, and with Mrs. = c
Griffith and Mrs H y Miller sang sew
eral trios. Mrs. d. Hurley gave an IN
teresung talk on missionary posters.
Illustrating the various places and
phases OF the missionary work A
round table discussion was conducted
in which all of the members partici-
pated. Little Dorothy DanielsOn sang
About IS members were present A
large missionary offering was collected
The Missionary society Of the First
Christian church met Tuesday after
noon at the church The women Of the
second division Of the society were in
charge Of the program. Mrs. II. D. Ash
ley was chairman and opened the devo-
uonal exercises Mrs. Peter Murray
read an interesting letter from the head
Of the church school for Chinese boys
in San Francisco. Mrs. NJ " Geddes
read a paper from the missionary IN
Japan, telling about the work that is
being done there. Mrs. II. E. BOwles
sang Miss Pauline Bryan led the cur
rent events discussion Mrs. c. L Vow
ell led the review Of the study book.
In Red Mans Land" A social half
hour followed the program with light
refreshments by the women OF the sec
ond division Of the society. About IS Of
the members were present