El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-10
Church Affairs


concert, assisted by local talent at ST
PauFs Lutheran church, recently. The
following program was successfuI1v
rendered to an appreciative audience.
March, Signal Corps CBever). nv
! philharmonic CLUB.
christmas Overture" Dietz). nv
Philharmonic club.
'Oid Folks at Home" professor Ross
Juvenile class.
vocal solo. Ave Maria" CMascaeni,
Mrs J. s. Daugherty.
.T1arda Meditation" CGreenwa15,
Master Paul JOakes, E. NarzuisIxv ana
Miss Edith Morgan.
Violin solo, Sounds from Home.
o. Kafka, Op. 1881, professor Ross ac-
companist
White Rose, Andante and Mazurksp
CMcCOst), Philharmonic club
Cornet solo, Holy Night iCraa,.
waId). Master Harry Jokes
March, Romano" (Gounod), Phil.
harmonic club.
The Baraca class of the First Ran
fist church entertained for the PbiIa-
thea class of the church on Friday
night, at the home of Mrs Frank a
Spence on Montana street Mrs
Spence's home was decorated ver2,
prettily for the occasion in pink. RoSas
IN vases stood ABOUT the rooms and the
dining room was particularly attractive
with the table in pink. Roses were
the central decorations while pink can
dies in silver candlesticks tied with
pink tulle were also used. A flower
contest started. the amusement of the
evening, after which a program was
given as follows: Male quartet, Messr,
Walter S. Davis, F. L. Nolte, Frank
Cheek Edgar Maxwell; solo, Mrs. r
Y. Pearson; solo, Walter S. Davis.
reading, Mrs F A. Spence; solo. Mrs
j. NJ. Whitaker; solo, Miss Hazel
MAXWELL; piano solo, E. c. Knick-
meyer. After the program was COM
pleted a musical contest was enjoyed.
Refreshments of a salad course, and
zee cream and candy were served.
Those present were: DR.. and Mrs.
P N. Rigdon, Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Max
well, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Whitaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Macon, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
Riggs, Mr.. and Mrs. 2. w. Earl Mr..
and Mrs. J. A Kitchens, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Hull. Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Scott,
DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Wright, Rev. and
Mrs. J. F. Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
Graves, Mrs. Carrie S. King, Mrs. T. W.
Lanier, Mrs. P. E. Flenniken,
Mrs. I. n. Winans, Misses Lillian
MccLendOn. Beona Black Luelah
Williams. Hazel Priest, Lillian Bryan,
Stella Mcbride Iduma Hughes. Nettie
Hester Mabel Petley, Lizzie Hall,
Elizabeth Harris, Alice Boyle. Hazel L.
Miller, Eva StapletOn, Lorne Massey,
Miss Mcknight. Ruby Smith, Hazel
Maxwell, Jessalyn Riggs; Messrs, w.
A. Anderson, NJ N. CrandaL Edwin c.
knlckmeyer, Ben Romero, J. Z. Rom
erO, z. c. FOrney, Walter Davis, T.
II. Nolte, Frank Cheek, Meade Laugh
lin, J. S. Webb, D. H. DarrOugh, i.
W. Merrill c. A. McGimsey, G. NJ
King, c. Fox, z. D. Earl, L. D. Gam
bell, R. L Reid, L. P. Atwood, W. T.
Dollar, DR.. c. c. HILL H. L Red, L.
G. Kelly, L. c. TOBIAS, L. W. Ohlander,
Fred Holderle, Cecil F. Davis, Nal
colin Rigdon' Geo. Macon.
Y e x
The Big Brother club Of the First
Methodist church held a most enjoy
able party on Friday evening n the
parsonage Of the church. All of the
men of the church and many of their
friends attended. Each man cracked
his best joke and those who DID not
laugh at the joke were fined. The re-
( freshments were nuts ard punch,
served during the evening An informal
time ives spent and music rendered,
lections on the piano.
X
Mrs. c. E. Kelly entertained the Altar
society of the Holy Family chapel on
1 Friday afternoon at her home on Mesa
avenue A contest in ''briar stitching
furnished the amusement for the af-
ternOon. Mrs. 7. A. Delaney winning the
first prize; Mrs. E E Baber won the
! the consolation. The refreshments were
; light being tea and waters. This was
the first of series of meetings which
win be held by the society.
The Northeast division of the women
of the First Baptist church viii meet
on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Walthal, on
Government Hill.
The wOman's missionary society Of
East FL Paso Methodist church south.
met at the church on Thursday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. The regular bust
ness meeting was held and there was
q good attendance.
The EndeavOr society Of the First
Christin church held an enjoyable de-
bate and social on FRIDAY night The
debate given was on "Woman's SUI
frage."
The roll call held at the First Bap-
fist church recently, was attended by
more than 100 persons.
Ell Pasoons Returning