El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-30
Church Affairs.

The Epworth league of Trinity Meth
odlst church will hold its monthly bust
/ ness and social meeting Friday night
] al the home Of Rev and Mrs. c. Wesley
/ Webdeu on Mesa avenue.
I The Aid society Of the East FL Pasc
I Baptist church viii meet Thursday
! afternoon at the church at 2:30 o'clock
? Following the prayer meeting Wednes-
{ day night, the congregation will elect
3 a new superintendent Of the sunday
Z school r. F. Harris, who has filled
. this position for some time, having re-
/ signed
The first meeting Of the Womln's
( Missionary union Of FL Paso will be
held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
Trinity Methodist church. The Ameri-
can indian Will be the subject Of the
days study and Mrs. J. G. AIcGrady will
read paper on this topic Mrs A. J.
Rose viii read the scripture lesson.
Mrs Paul Heermans viii lead the pray
er- Special music viii be sung by a
quartet composed Of Mesdames j. c.
Griffith. a. a LAWYER. H. y. Miller and
Miss Emma Hoffman. Of Trinity Meth
OdiSt church. The benedictiOn viii be
pronounced by Rev. G.. Wesley Webdel.
following the roll call of the churches.
a social half hour viii follow the pro-
gram
The first regular monthly meeting
Of the woman's auxiliary 10 the board
Of missions Of the Church Of St Glenn
ent viii be held on October s in Ken
drick hall The program will be de-
voted to a study Of China Miss Elean-
OF POrcher will talk on the church in
stitutions in China. which are St
Johns university and St Mary's hall,
in Shanghai Mrs J. j. Ormsbee will
read a paper about the latter institu-
tion. Mrs. Joel Elliott will talk on
noted Christian missionaries in China
Mrs. Z. T.. Yale viii have as her sub
ject "A Leader Of Chinese Leaders" A
social hour will follow the program
The auxiliary is anticipating with in
terest the visit Of Miss Grace Lindley,
associate secretary to the national
wOman's auxiliary. who viii come TO
Ell Paso later in the fall on her way
from the east to the Pacific coast
An amusing one act play, THE
Matrimonial Bureau" was presented
Tuesday night by the Epworth league
Of the Alta Vista Methodist church, in
the church building The play pleased
an audience which crowded the church
Mrs. j. 3. Clements took the part OF
Baby Jess" Mrs. Harry Day was
Skinnum, the agent" Miss Loretto
Coleman was sadie Miss Karma
Temple acted Magnolia, the office
girl" Mrs. Dorothy Goode was An
Clements was Mai. Bottles" ". A.
Kessler acted Robert Ross" Miss
Nellie Reynolds played "EstaIine
Sweet Barlow Norris had the part
was Resale" 7. Huddleston was
the postman. E H Florence was Mr..
Easymark." Miss Eula Harper PLAYED
sarah Anne Addlepate.'" ". A Arnold
acted Desire Decay Mrs C. F
Knight was Miss Felicity Slippity."
Following the play musical program
was given. Miss Nina Ballentfne PLAYED
a piano solo. Mrs Harry Day sang
West" composed by Mrs. Joseph II.
Connolly Of Government Hill Miss
lrrna vance recited BY the Grace OF
Julius Caesar and The Deacon Hunt
The Promise Of Life" The Flight OF
Angels and Buy Ny Roses Miss [
Emma HOFFMAN accompanied the sing
ers on the piano. Edwin @ Knick-
meyer played several piano solos.
POtted plants were AWARDED TO two
little children OF the Fife Ellington ]
school in Chihuahua on Tuesday az
ternoon by the social service depart J
ment OF the Trinity Methodist church !
missionary society The plants were I
given as prizes for having made the /
best garden during the past summer in .
q plant raising contest inauEurated by I
the social service department the seeds
being given to Il Of the mission school I
children In the spring tn, first prize D
won by Elzira Arrelanes. who lives 4
AZ 500 South Florence street Margaret !
Garcia won the second prize for her &
garden at 5l9 Canal street Mrs J. o. /
" 44-r presided al the meeting The ]
church parlOrs were attra ctiveIv deco
rated, the windows being banked with l
wild flowers. white carnations. chrys-
anthemums and ferns Mrs l. J. Ayers
led the opening prayer Of the meeting J
Miss Ernestine hurry read the mission
airy poster. The 23d Psalm was recited {
by the members in unison. Miss Wal
ker Mcclellan sang Hearts Spring
time by Fruhling. and Jewel OF Asia"
by James Philips Miss Julia Pool I
played her piano accompaniment. An /
interesting talk on social settlement /
work and social service was given by !
Miss Elizabeth Roe. Of the Rose Greg !
DRY HOuchen settlement house Miss
Anita Corbin read d story. "Unawares." Q
Mrs Barney Hughes played a piano solo. !
-Hark, Hark the Lark" Mrs ". H. I
Lark conducted a round table discus |
sion about social service. in which the I
following took part: Nesdames W. L.
Care. T. n. Winans. George B. Oliver [
and r lTulligan- Mrs. Empress AIRING
ton offered the closing prayer. AIRS. H. {
n Miller played the piano for the
hymns. Following the program. a so
cial time was enjoyed. Mrs. Jesse t
Payne, Mrs. H A Lay and Mrs. D.
were the hostesses.