El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-24

Church Afairs.
Mrs. s. s. BirchfieId. the chairman.
met with the luncheon committee of the
MISSIONARY society Of Trinity Method
ist church Friday afternoon at the
church. TO plan for the luncheon 10 BE-
given the society members on Tuesday.
Nov. g. This luncheon VIII be given in
order that the members attending the
week Of prayer special services in the
church on that day NAV not have to
go back and forth TO their homes at
The Daughters Of Erin entertained
Friday afternoon with a buncO and
high five card party in the Knights OF
Pythias hall MIS- Frank Carr won the
first prize, silver spoon Mrs j. J.
DriscOu won the second prize, a bOud0ir
cap. Mrs +. F. Connolly won the con-
ISOLATION prize, an embroidered apron
pineapple sherber and cake were served
The social committee in charge was
composed Of Mesdames F. German. T.
Grant. Charles Gillespie and John Nc
Mindes- Among those present We're
Mesdames p E. Kelly. A Teuny. 5 A
TUuOch. A. Blasht. c. H Johnson. r. :
Urch. j. T. Sullivan. J. l. Wood. Thomas
Kelly, Charles Gillespie. James Meu-t-
mann. A White. Richard Ainsa. H. -Ger-
rell. II c. Hempel. ID. F. Sullivan. p T.
Kelly. A ". Young, T. A.. Duffy. =.
BrleSn. H. H. Melsel. J. j. smith. E.
Werner. j. J. Driscoll. George E. Cam
eron. p. 7. Connolly. C.. p 1IcNemar. J.
Powers H. c. BuchOz. j. ~ Dunno,
Mary Spelman, Harry Dillon, q. 3.
braves. ". p 1Ialoney. G. GemOetz. n
T. Olds. H j. Steiner. j. E. Morgan.
Evan Fairhurst. II G. Bond. ", g.
Clark. A BiEEs. Gus lIOuseu. z. B.
White, @. Smith. c.. ". Fassett X. H.
Aber. 3. Selby, ID. Andrew j. c. Roman.
r. j. Carson. d. Crowley. j. J. German.
j. 1Ic1Iindes. T. C. Eeegan. W E. Trues-
dell D. Lane, T. German, T. Carr. Leon
sherman. T. o. Dow, j. J. Murphy. W.
= Alller- John rs elch and George saw
age Misses Levlna German, Grace Gray,
Beasy Melch. Florence lIahoney. Mary
Monks. Lucille MaIouey and Mamie
HempeL
Circle No I OF the aid society Of the
First Methodist church gave an in
formal afternoon tea Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs Howard b. Durkee. !
on Cliff street. The house was attract
lively decorated with chrysanthemums
and autumn flowers and ferns Mrs :
V Young received the guests at the
door Afternoon tea and waters were
served by Mrs j. A. Potter and Mrs
H. NJ " nitfield from prettlly deco
rated table in the dining room Dur
ing the afternoon an informal musicale
was given Miss Julia ColdWeu sang
The swallow" AT the Dawn" Since
We Parted and "A Red Red Rose" Miss
Margaret Young played her aCcOmpaui-
ments- Miss Young played number
Of piano solos, including Contra Dance
an etude and a prelude Miss Ruth
Heating and Miss Mary Heating played
two duets on the piano. NO Surrender
and Autumn Days Mss Lauramaude
Fink sang The Secret" Birth OF
Morn" I Know q Lovely Garden and
To You" She played her own piano
accomplishments Among the guests
present were Mesdames v Blount. J. n
Pullman. J. G. Miller, ". A Price. / J.
Ayers j. r Fisk H V Crockett. A
OdelL J F. Kilburn. W. ". Fink. o. Q.
Bernard. G. W. Alexander, George Cow
herd. H D. Johnson, NJ l. CadWalladerr
Harvey H Kuhn. Elizabeth Nettels,
Herman G. Porter, Joe Carpenter. H. NJ
Whitfield. r. y CLANCY. Albion a
Jones. H H. Circle. T H Logan, w ).
Valentine. A. W Hadley and w A. w al
len, Misses Fanny Sibley, Mary be-le
Fink. Julia Coldwell. Emma branoa-
berry. Mabel Logan. Eleanor Price, Mary
Heating and Ruth Heating
Miss Elizabeth Fry entertained the
members OF the EpW9rln ls'' re -, ~ ~
First Methodist church with a very Jcl-
ly Halloween party Friday mig NJ ~
her home on Cotton avenue me mouse
was decorated with HallOWe en- witches
riding hroomsticlIs. black cats. Owls.
bats, COLLINS and quantities OF gRcA
o'lauterns everywhere. Miss Ehzaoetn
Roe. disguised rs q Wllcn IN a lt-l
black cap. with black mask ana q
long black cape. told fortunes. the PEI
son seeking Information Of the future,
selecting various ColOred straWS from
the wirCh's broOmstick which signltieu
porteutous things Hallowe en- games
Were played and impromptu stunts sup
piled by the members : o. Welday
sang and reCited several selections.
Rev. Herman G. Porter narrated 4
story. Miss NOla Young ard I
A. L. Meredith each reclted several Sc
lectious. The lights were all turned Z
out and weird spooky objects We're I
passed about and occasloued great I
amount of mirth Fortunes We're also I
told by blowing out candles AT the /
close of the evening. refreshments or I
fruit. cocoa. mashmalloWs and cakes /
were enjoyed Among those present Z
were Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Kuhn. Mr. !
and Mrs. Tom Lyons. Mr. and Mrs. j. /
+. Lyons Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Thomas. \
ATesdames ]. r Fisk. c. p Fry and j. 4
g. Miller, Misses Alma Thomas. Almlrst /
Mead. Anna Mead. Madeline FISK ID g. /
Chavez. Adela Chavez. Clara Fink, Nola I
Young. Eleanor Hunter. Elizabeth Rct, &
Grace Hill. Jessie Chaplin. Eleanor
Price Lorna Appleton Nessrs- G u
Williams. Glenn Appleton. William Nc
Claren. A. l. Meredith. F. r. Nlcndu.
David T. Davis. Ward W orthingtol. >
%. Welday. Robert AIartson and Rev
Herman G.. Porter. q fortune hunt was
held before the guests departed. ana 3
Ward WorthingtOu found the dime. Miss
Almira Mead the button. Miss Adela
Chavez the thimble. and Mrs j. L
Lyons the rims