El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-09
SOCIETY'S DOLNGS
Church Affairs.

The Missionary committee OF the
First Presbyterian church met Monday
evening at the home OF the Rev and
Mrs. c. L Overstreet. A. C. Foster,
chairman Of the committee, gave a talk
and outlined the missionary study
classes and their work along mission
airy lines for the coming year The
committee is composed OF representa-
tives OF the various branches OF the
church and Sunday school
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Trinity Methodist church met
Tuesday afternoon in the parlors OF
the church. During the meeting Mrs
J. C. Griffith sang a solo and Rev. c
W Webdel gave talk. The meeting
closed with prayer by Miss Ernesune
Murray. after which the members pres
ent were divided into groups Of three
and visited the sick and new members
OF the congregation Next Tuesday the
society viii be entertained at the home
Of Mrs / J. Ayers and the members Of
the northwest branch viii be the host
esses- The various circles viii meet
Thursday afternoon and begin the b.
bic study for the winter. The host
esses will be: Mrs. R. E. Bryan, 1871
1Iundy avenue; Mrs. c W. Webden, 500
Mesa avenue; Mrs / y. Nlnans, 5Vo
River street: Mrs s S Birchleld, SOS
East Rio Grande, and Mrs. c. c. Hen
dersOn, 1910 Montana street
The Philathea md Baraca classes OF
the First Presbyterian church were en-
tertained Tuesday night at the home Of
M and Mrs. Rue Jackson, on Mesa
avenue The rooms were bright with
flowers and ferns. Games were played
and music rendered by the guests, both
were Mesdames G. A. Graham, Charles
Diversified Mary Hamilton, Howard
Durkee; Misses Aileene Moore, SOPHIA
Gilchrist, Marion Reed, Hazel Howell,
Marguerite IVersOn. Maud Lynch, Ayra
Jackson, Treva Hewitt. Myrtle Jackson
Lena Eickaer. Edith Taylor. Ella jack
son. Frances Henderson, Marie
Schwartz. Minnie Lee Lassiter, Alice
Wilson, Maggie Laughlin. May motifs,
Emma Laughlin. Rose Clayton. Estelle
Couerd: Messrs. Theodore skinner. W.
r Blair, D H BOardman, ". 5. Fow-
Ter, y. Carlton. W. B. Bixler. L n
Long. D. F. Chenault. L H Ohlander,
Milton Brown, Harold k1lburn, Mat
Iverson, c F. Schillinger. c. NJ Smith.
3. Kilburn, B. H. Robertson, Don Jar
rett, ". L Benton
Mrs. Valentine Norman. of 1925 Olive
street. was the hostess Tuesday night
at a Pinafore lawn party. given for he
Young Peoples EndeaVOr society or the
First Christian church Games, music
and song were the amusements OF the
evening Soda. water, candy and other
sweets dear 10 the hearts OF children
were served ard she sight Of some Of
the society boys and girls dressed in
pinafOres and drawing soda water
through a stick of red and white candy
was the incentive for peals Of laughter
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Do T Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs Aw-
brey Graves. Mr. and Mrs Valentine
Norman. Mrs. Ernest Kennedy Mrs
Fruit Misses Audra Nay DaIe,
Merle Dale, Eunice Anderson, Myrtle
LanEford Sybu Shedd. Irene Winber.
Leila Robertson. Grera Palmer. ETetta
Pratt. Ruth Myers Esther Rice. Lucille
Rice. Edna GOff Ruth Broyles Mable
Storment- Margaret Gunton, Altha
Fruit. Ethel Stevenson; Messrs. John
man, Milton Shedd. Henry Shedd. Lyn-
don Fruit Cecil Davis. Walter Davis.
Clarence Harper, Nelson Rice, Tom
Christian, ". H Barrough-