El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-18
Church Afairs.

A provision shower will be held all
this week at the First Christian church
for the Rescue home. Packages Of
groceries may be left at any time IN
the study Of the pastor, Rev. Perry j.
Rice.
Mrs. ". W. Fink entertained circle
No. ! Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church aid society Tuesday afternoon
at her home, on MagOffin avenue. The
afternoon was devoted to sewing for
the Christmas bazaar. At the close OF the
work a salad course was enjoyed. Miss
Clara Fink and little Miss Katherine
Kflburn assisted the hostess in serving.
Among the members present were:
Mesdames Herman G. Porter, H. NJ.
Whitfield, J. T. Kilburn, J.. A. Bush, W.
A. Price. S. V. Young, E. H Irwin, G. Fl.
Hunt, z. T. Dtlley and John SUkel, OF
Helena. Mont: Misses Mabel Logan,
Katherine Kilburn and Clara Fink.
Mrs. Herman G. Porter viii entertain
this circle with an all day Sewing bee
next Tuesday.
Miss IVY Young entertained the Sun
dav school Helpers club at her nome,
1881 La Luz street, on Saturday after
noon. The following program was en-
joved: Recitation, Helen Temple read
ing by Lupita Hill recitation by Irma
Vance: reading, Ivy Young and song
NV Mary Bradley. After the program
.11y,,aeef1g contest was enioved. in which
Miss Lupita Hill received first prize,
while the consolation prize went to
Miss Mary Bradley. The table was
beautifullv decorated in blue and white,
fba cIuh coIors and refreshments Of
cake. tea, punch and fruit were served.
Those present were: Misses Lupita HILL
Helen Temple, Mary Bradley, lrma
Vance Ivy Young Mrs. BRYAN MIS-
Young and Mrs. l. Schmid
The reception given in the First
Christian church parlors Tuesday even
ing. complimentary to Rev. J. w. herns,
of Austin, Texas. was Wen ATTENDED
by the church people. Inc parIors
were decorated with quantities OF PINK
and white chrysanthemums. During
the evening vocal selections were sung
bv Mrs. H. T. Bowles and Parvln W1tte,
accompanied by Edwin G. knickmeyer
Mr.. Knickmeyer played numper OF
piano solos. Refreshments OF not
chocolate and cake were served
The Missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church held an interest
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon IN the
church parlors. Mrs NJ. B. Deason
and Mrs. William Hogarth were IN
charge Of the program! Mrs J. 10.
Townsend, the vice president presided.
Mrs. H. 3. Durkee conducted a brief
scripture study. Miss Anne Weeks re-
cited. Mrs. ". c. Haden sang. Miss
Pauline Bryan and Miss Mabelle Bryan
sang a duet. Mrs Mary Hamilton
talked on the womans synOdical So
ciety meetings. Mrs. W L. Crockett
talked on the meetings Of the synod
a social time followed the program.
Mrs. W. D. Upton and Mrs. Varnall
Tate were the hOstesses and served tea
and waters. The meeting was well at
tended
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Trinity Methodist church gave a de-
lightful social Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. J. Y. Wadlington, on
Nevada street. The affair was a pro-
gressive KensingtOn party. Quantities
Of chrysanthemums Of various hues
made the rooms most attractive. The
guests brought their sewing and fancy
work. They spent 10 minutes in sew
ing in groups Of 10 discussing a given
topic. Then the groups would change.
A vote on the best cOnversatiOnalists
among the women present was taken at
the close Of the afternoon and Mrs. W
P. Glenn, Mrs. c. Wesley Webdeu and