El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-06
Church AHairs

! Officers for next years work were
/ elected by the Woman's auxiliary OF
! the church of St Clement At It's meet
! ms Tuesday afternoon IN heAuILCN
: hail. The officers were elected by &C
! clamation. Those chosen follow; MIS-
] George Routledge, president; mrs. an
ne T. MaetZe, first vice presloeAt'
| Miss Eleanor Porcher. second vice pres
ident- Mrs W. i. POmeroy, treasurer
! Miss Gertrude Yale, secretary; Mrs
Carl l. Smith. custodian Of the trlen-
MAI offering Mrs Henry easter VS.
elected honorary president and MIS-
n. w Freeman. who has been 1al-n-
ful worker for q long time. ard VINO IS
I leaving II Paso to make her home IN
1 New Mexico, was elected an honorary
member OF the society. Al the DIleA
business meeting it was decided 10
continue the study of China through
the coming year Following the busl-
! ness and election, refreshments were
served by the hostesses Of the day'
Mrs Annie Maetze and Mrs J. !.
Ormsbee.
The Missionary society OF Trinity
Methodist church held business meet
ing Tuesday afternoon in the parlors
Of the church. Miss Alice Care pre-
sided in the absence Of Mrs l. J. Ayers,
the president Mrs p Z Bryan con-
Quoted the scripture lesson. Mrs En-
press Arlington gave an Interesting
talk on the missionary council recently
held in Fort Worth, which she at
tended. Mrs. y ". Shine led the de-
vOtiOnal exercises. About IS members
were present
The Missionary society Of the First
Christian church met Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. r. i. Camp
bell on Mesa avenue Mrs Perry J.
Rice led the devotional exercises The
topic Of the days study was new work
in China and short talks were made
by Mrs. ". H Brown and Mrs NJ \.
Geddes- Miss Birdie Kerr read the
second chapter of the study book. The
Kings Business" and Mrs. r. B. Ho-
man conducted the quiz Following
the program, dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess About IS mem
bers attended the meeting
The Aid society of the First Congre-
satioHal church viii meet Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Helen
Roberts 7oS North Santa Fe street in
stead Of at the home Of Mrs. G. +.
Hawks, as at first planned
The junior PhilatheS class OF Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church is plan
ming an automobile ride and picnic
down the valley Friday night
The Aid and Missionary society Of
Calvary-H Houston Square Baptist church
met Tuesday afternoon at the church
for a brief business session 1t was
decided to continue the meetings during
the summer, but they Will begin an
hour later in the afternoon, being called
at o'clock instead Of 8 o'clock.
A business meeting Of the Aid So
ciety OF the First Presbyterian church
was held Tuesday afternoon in the ,
parlors Of the church. Mrs. Z. ".
Parker, the president presided. II was
decided that the Aid society should
have the assembly room in the base
nent OF the church renovated and re-
tinted during the summer The So
,iety VIII continue to meet until June
md may continue through the sum
ner.
The Westminster Presbyterian Aid !
'Ociety met Tuesday afternoon at the
.hurch parlOrs, with a good number I
PRESENT Mrs J. b Grant presided at /
he business meeting The most i'm |
'ortant item Of business that came UP /
vas the planning for a big church social |
o be given May Is in the church, for /
he purpose Of improving the acQuaint- I
nee among the church members.
Mrs E F. Herr entertained the mem =
,ers Of the Altura Park PRESBYTERIAN !
hurch Aid society Tuesday afternoon d,
L her home on Fort Boulevard. A 4
'rlef business meeting was held in !
which the members decided TO continue
o meet during the summer and TO in
a series Of get acquainted 4
oclals- The socials are TO be for all I
he people in Altura and Highland I
ark district. The first social will be /
-eld next Tuesday evening IN the I
nurch building Following the bust
less meeting, light refreshments were
eFEed by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. 1
Forbes and Miss Emma Hoffman.