El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
LODGES and Clubs.

The annual meeting of ALBANIA Hi
spanO-AmeriCana, for the election or
officers was held Tuesday night. The
business meeting was preceded by a
social meeting in which ak were
made by members of the order. The
officers elected We're: President, }. ,.
S%erranO; past president, Pedro A. can
delaria; vice president, Manual Esca-
jeda; secretary, T. S. MOntelonSo;
treasurer, P. A. Maese; first trustee
Francisco Almeida; second trustee
Abel Soto; third trustee, M. A CastIILo'
inner guard. NJ. o. NasqueZ; usher, En-
c|arnacion Muela; outer guard, ). Brio
mes; doctor, George R. Bruner. me
installation of the new officers wiz
take place the first Friday IN January,
Officers for the ensuing year Were
elected Monday evening by IorIllllo
camp, WoOdmen of the World, at d
meeting held in the lodge rooms. fOI-
lowing are the officers elected; L
Lovelady, consul commander l. d
French, advisor lieutenant; Roy l.
Marsh. banker; c. c. Keller, clerk l.
A Neader. escort: r. B. smith, WaLCn-
man: z. J Bartholomae. SemIIyi ny -
3 Waller, manager. MT. dlleI was
elected for a period of three years.
The FL Paso Human Society met
Mondav night in the home OF the pres
ident, DR.. T. A. Bray, of the bureau OF
animal industry, in the CapleS Dulld-
ing The various routine reports were
presented by the officers OF the soclGIy-
, The report Of the humane officer, La
mar Thomas, showed that ne hdu re-
ceived 81 complaints concerning cases
of cruelty and abuse which he had in
v~estigated. Nine sick dogs were kliIeu
during the month; one horse ana one
mule. each with a broken leg, were
shot. Two sick cats were killed ana
four lame horses were ordered OIL the
streets.
The next meeting of the society VIII
4 be held the first Monday in January
Officers of the First Congregational
| church were elected at the annual con-
! gregational meeting Monday night IN
the parlors of Hotel Orndorh. Linus
1 Blakesley, church secretary, and A. L.
Hawley, church treasurer, were re-
| elected for another year. The Doaru
! of trustees were reelected. THESE are
Charles B. Stevens, chairman; GhasI u
DeGrOff. Edwin Burt. A. l. HaWley'
H. II. Bailey, c. F. Morse and W. A.
! HaV kins. The reports of the year were
read by the church secretary, MT
Blakesley and the treasurer, Mr.. Haw-
/ ley. Mrs. c. B. Stevens reported Tor
the wOmen's aid society of which she
is treasurer. Mrs. j. J. Tyndall read the
secretary's report of the aid society
Mrs. Carl Zahn: assistant superlnteno-
ent Of the Sunday school, reported Tor
that organization, and Charles b.
Stevens reported for the board OF
trustees. Following the hearing of the
reports and the election of officers, a
social time was enjoyed. Vocal solos
and duets were given by Miss Della
R-osenstein and Mrs. J.. J. Tyndall.
Refreshments were served, Mrs. ChaS
G. DeGrof being the hostess
Among those present at the meeting
We're Rev and Mrs. Miles Hanson, Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Tyndall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles G. DeGrof, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F:
Hawks, Mesdames NJ. S. Russell and
Carl Zahn, Miss Della R%Osenstein,
Messrs. Linus Blakesley, A. L Hawley,
H. H. Bailey, W. A Hawkins. W. D,
Mayfeld, E. l. W. Polk and T Hill
worth.
Mrs. Emma B. Manchester, Of Omaha,
Neb., supreme guardian of the Wood
men Circle, and Mrs. Henrietta A
Thomas, of Fort Worth, state manager
Z OF the order, arrived in FL PasO Tues
day to spend several days in FL Paso
with the two local organizations Of
the order, Alameda and Willow Groves.
The visiting women were taken to Jua-
rez Tuesday afternoon. Today they
were taken on an automobile trip down
the valley, stopping at the West Ysleta
Country club for luncheon. With the
visiting officers was the entertainment
committee of the local groves, com
posed Of Mesdames Lula Mattice, Ma
tilda Burroughs, May Scotch, Laura
Lewis and DR.. Ida E. Bishop. Follow