El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-21
Church Affairs

I THE Philathea and BaBraca classes
of Trinity Methodist church were en-
/ tertained Friday night at the home OF
Mrs. E. NJ. Thomas Mrs Thomas Mrs
I ]. Anderson, Miss Irma Rogers, Miss
/ Drurv sharp and Miss Helen jackson
were the hOstesses. The party on the
| Saint Patrick order, with the house
{ decorated in shamrocks, green flags,
! figures of the patron SAINT of ireland,
and the snakes he expelled from the
Emerald isle. one Of the games PLAYED
was the search for ShamrOckS which
were seer ted about the room. For
finding the greatest number, Miss
Stella Lattner and H Herman won the
prizes, which were heart shaped candy
boxes Of green filled with green minis
Pistachio ice cream, ana waters tied
with green ribbons and Ornamented
with little Irish mans pipes, were the
refreshments. Among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs
h n. Miller, Mrs J. Anderson, Misses
Trina Rogers, Vera Ballard, Bernadine
Schultz, Stella Lattner, Katherine
Peak, Pauline Harrington, Edna
Thomas, May Campbell, Emma Hoff-
man, Dorothy Winans, Lila Thomas,
Helen Jackson, Bessie Middleton Ber-
nita Thomas, Esther Harrington Era
Thomas, Rena Shea, Juanita Smith
Lillian Gibbs, Drury Sharp; Messrs. A
Long, A Cunning. Harry Pape, A
Fletcher, Milton BurlesOn, H. Stacey. T.
E. Edwards. Wylie Castelle, Clint Bal
lard, H Herman, Harry Murray. z
Lee, Phil Simpich, Gerald EhIer Rus
sell Mitchell, S. Ballard, NJ L. Walker
and f. Mauerer.
The closing afternoon in the week of
prayer being observed by the aid and
missionary sOcities Of the First Baptist
church was held Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. P. H. Brown, GA West
Boulevard. Mrs. H. T. Wright was the
leader of the meeting and introduced
the topic of the afternoon, Personal
Service" Talks on this subject were
made by Mrs. William Graves, Mrs. Fred
Meckerle, Miss Lizzie Hall and Miss
Harris, Of Missouri.
The altar society Of the Holy Family
chapel met Friday afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. VIII J. Quiglev in the
Nagley apartments and spent the after
noon in working upon the quilt the
society is making. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess at the close
Of the afternoon, Mrs E S Plumb of
Chihuahua, assisting the hostess. Mrs.
/. Sullivan viii be the hostess for the
meeting OF the society next week at her
home, on Epson avenue.
The aid society of Westminster
Presbyterian church held a successful
supper Friday night in the Sunday
school room Of the church The tables
We're IN charge of Mrs. J. B DuBOse. !
lis bIduIOIu HarQle was IN charge of I
the tickets. Mrs. D. NJ Conway was
the chairman in charge of the contri- 1
buttons. The supper, which was for
the benefit of the church debt was 4
well attended
For the purpose of completing the
final plans for the Presbyterian For +
ward movement and TO canvass. the 1
workers were entertained Friday night !
at the First Presbyterian church with a /
supper in the Sunday school room of /
the building. About 20 people were I
present Mrs. J. W. Johnson was chair I
man Of the committee from the Aid so /
cIety, in charge Of the supper. Her other I
helpers were Mrs. Nat Greer and Mrs I
J. P. Fielding.
The meeting Of the missionary so
7lety of Westminster Presbyterian /
church viii be held Tuesday afternoon
m the church Mrs. W. H. Loretz will 4
be IN charge Of the afternoon, and the /
topic VIII be: Young peoples extern I
son work and in the Sunday school"
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year OF the society will be held, fol- /
owing the topic of the day
On account Of the disagreea BILE
Weather, the afternoon tea for the
Eomen OF Calvary-H Houston Square
3aptist church which was to have
1een given Friday afternoon by Mrs.
~ e. Robertson, has been postponed !
Until Thursday March Is