El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-27

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The officers OF the Woman's Mis-
sionary society OF Trinity Methodist
church met Friday afternoon at the
home of Airs. David n Smith, on North
Florence street. The reports of the
quarter were read and approved.
Among the business transacted, a stand
was taken by the members endorsing
the Saturday closing of business
houses. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The Thursday night meeting at the
West FL Paso Sunday school rooms,
Globe mills, was postponed on account
Of the heavy rain and the sermon on
the American Flag win be given by
Rev. Kenneth Brown on Sunday at 3
p m, instead Of the usual Sunday
school exercises This viii close The
series Of sermons on Flags and Sig
mails" that have been given by Rev
Mr.. Brown. The Sunday school room
has been changed to the east end Of
the old barracks, where the officers
have fitted II up with electric lights
and it is more pleasant and convenient
than it was before.
The senior Queen Esther circle of the
First Methodist church met Friday
night at the home Of Mrs. Albion Jones,
In Grand View The members took their
supper with them and a basket picnic
the business meeting. Miss Isabelle
Valentine, who has returned after an
absence of a year at the state uniYers-
itys was the guest Of honor. Mss Val
entine was elected president Of the
circle. Miss Phyllis Eickman vice presi-
dent; Miss Elmira Mead. corresponding
secretary; Miss Anna Mead, recording
secretary; Mrs Ray Pritchett treas
urer- Following the election the eve
ming was pleasantly spent-in- playing
games and dainty refreshments were
served BY the hostess The next meet
of the FfrrIa the IL Fr7Tnr- in
July viii be held at the home Of Miss
Elmira Mead
The first section of the Aid society
OF the Calvary Houston Square Bap-
list church held a very successful So
cial Friday night in the Baraca class
room back Of the church building.
About loo people attended. During the
evening the church orchestra played
continuously, Mrs. ". II. Vance ac-
cOmpanying them on the piano. Miss
Narginia Burk sang several selections,
Miss Ida Hunter ACCOMMODATING her.
Miss Mary Evans sang, with Miss Eve
lyn Payne playing her accompaniment.
Games and guessing contests were en-
joyed and refreshments of fruit punch
and cake were served Mrs. S. l. HOl-
lOway and Mrs A 5. Howard were on
the mana cement committee and AIRS
J. Xix, Mrs II l. Reed and Mrs. +.
Scott formed the refreshment commit
tee.
The Philathea and Baraca classes OF
the First Baptist church met Friday
night in the church and each held
brief business meeting Then the mem
bers went TO the assembly room down
stairs and enjoyed a social time. play
ing guessing and various kinds Of con-
tests. A great amount OF fun was
caused by the method Of choosing part
ners- The profile Of the girl was
thrown by q light in a shadow
silhouette on a screen and the boy who
could first name her, won her for
partner for the games. Refreshments
were served later in the evening.
Among those present were Rev and
Mrs. J. F. Williams, DR.. and Mrs. II h.
Wright Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Macon, 4lr.
and AIRS. R V Pearson, Mr- and MIS-
r. A. Bishop Mr.. and Mrs +. Z. Max
we'll Mr. and Mrs r. D. Graves, Mr..
and Mrs II. T. Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
z. Greene. Ar and Mrs. p. AL RigdOn;
Misses .Leona Black, Ruby Smith, Vera
Hunt, Jennie Nae Hunt, Lucille Hunt,
EsteIIe Avery. Ella Mccall. Hazel
Priest. FlOy Pence, Nadine Conway,
Ella Preston, Eunice Preston, E Hail
and Pearl Swain; 1iessrs- W Hawkins, |
J. F. Cheek, P Z. Johnson, j. E. Finch
Ter, J. Moores, B. L LOngacre, B. " I
Park, willard Johnson. H l. Red, D. |
H Darrough. Clare Roberts, r. A Davis, /
/. G. Kelly. Russell Price. Robert Price, !
J. L Romero, c, V. hurry and J. B. I
FTauzini.