El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-02
SOCIETY,S DOLNGS
Women's ORGANIZATIONS

Ihe monthly meeting of the board of
\ directors of the Young Womap'e Gb+iet
II1n assOclatlon VIII be held Thursday
! association. iHS u INC
The Aid society of CaIvarv-Houston
! square Babtlst church held its monthly
BUSINESS meeting tuesday afternoon in
| the church. The president, Mrs. q l.,
Van Eaton, reported that over S2SO had
been realized at the bazaar recently
given: This money will go toward the
church building fund.
Miss Mabel O'Connor entertained tho
I Sunshine Helpers Tuesday sfteTnoi-r,
at her home on North Oregon street.
! The afternoon was spent in making
scrap books for the children of the daV
nursery. FolIoWing the work refresh
ments were served. The club will meet
next on December Is, at the home Of
Miss Clara Fink
In connection with the revival SER
vices being held at Trinity Methodist
G Illy.I n coIIase prayer meetings were
held tuesday afternoon at the follow
ing homes; Mrs. W. u. Carrie. on Ria
Grande street; Mrs George r oliver
on North Ell Paso street; Mrs. w. a.
1Iayler' on Mundy avenue; Mrs. d. R
Wilkes, on Arizona street. and Mrs
D. c. Brock, on North Ochoa street
thursday morning a special service for
the smut ms of the conservation
Will be conducted at the church and
committee OF people has been ap-
tomobiles and take them to and from
church On this committe are Mes
danes r. L. Bryan, Frank Powers. B.
L. farrar, j. L. Ely and E. G. Perry.
me turkey supper given by the Aid
society OF the First Methodist church
Tuesday night in the basement of the
new church building, was attended by
about $50 people. The banquet pro-
gram was under the direction of the
Sunday school board and the speeches
we're all about Sunday school work.
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick talked on the
pubic schools in supplementing Sun
Gay schools Howard B. Durkee talked
on the sunday school product c. H
Appleton, the superintendent of the
Sunday school, talked on the rally day
slogan, we Are Going Forward Miss
Cara Fink played a violin solo, with
MISS Lauramaude Fink playing her 4
accompaniment Miss Madeline Fisk
played piano solo. The basement was
quite deliberately decorated with guam
titles OF autumn leaves and greenery
and the tables were decorated with
vases of pink roses with pink chrys-
anthemum holders for the sailed nuts.
The banquet committee was composed
of Miss Jessie King and Messrs W. A
Price and S. H. McMunen.
The First Christian church Mission
airy society met Tuesday afternoon is
the church parlors and held an inter
esting missionary meeting. Mrs.
R. B. Homan and her division
members were in charge of the
program Mrs. Homan led the
opening devotional exercises. Mrs W. /
L Foxworth reviewed the mission
study book, in Redman's Land" Mrs.
W. h Bryan gave current events. Miss |
Pauline Bryan sang. Missionary talks 1
were made by the missionaries of the /
west Texas district on the missionary
work being done in this district. The
speakers were Rev. J. H Allen, of the /
Altura Park mission; Rev. o. W. Hearn, |
of Tucumcari, N M; Rev. F. r. Nc |
Clure, of Deming; Rev. c. W. Lambert, |
OF Clovis; Rev. J. H. Whistler, Of East /
Las Vegas.
Following the program refreshments /
were served and a get acquainted So
cal time enjoyed. The hostesses Of the /
afternoon were Mesdames r B. Ho-
man. /. A. Shedd, z. e Northrop, W. l.
FoNWOrth, w r. Smith A. J. Light |
foot, c. L Vowel S. T. Alexander, H.
Sitter, F. ". Berkshire, W. H
Bryan, Helen Judson, Maggie Sharp, F.
). Cromer, NJ L. Means and A W
Young, and Miss Lucille Rice.
Inc Womans auxiliary of the church ]
or st Clement held its monthly meet
ing tuesday afternoon in the parish
mouse. Rev. Henry Easter, the rector ]
opened the meeting with a brief devo-
uonal service. Mr.. Easter talked to the
members suggesting phases of work
LOT the coming year. Mrs. George
Ruuedge the president conducted |
short business session. Miss A. Peters
Or Guadalajara, Mexico talked on the
" ork OF the st. Andrews school in that |
CITY ana also her experiences in Mex
.co CITY during one of the many. revolu-
uonS- Mrs. I. Davis Porcher talked
on the church institutions in China in !
-TSeIu 70 orphanages hospitals and /
cIlhlcs. Mrs R. Y. Anderson read cur
rent events. Following the program. p
Soclal hour was enjoyed with refresh
nents served by the hostesses of the |
lay' VINO were Mrs. Fred Easter and |
Mrs. J. J. Ormsbee. -i-
The Aid society of the First Prasb,,-
-SIlan church met Tuesday afternoon in |
ne ChuIcn parlOrS. Mrs e W Parker |
me president presided and oDened the |
IIeetIhS with the customary devotional
- SISes- Inc routine reports Of the |
9OCIely were presented The society ]
sent S45 to the relief Of fbe viSoycSs
mo orphans of the European war
~ ugh the Christian Herald magazine. !
- ms amount S25 was contributed !
IN tus society treasury and the re- |
no I'd lIueF was made at a recent tea given
- me ,soclety at the home of Mrs Will |
49, d iuno Tor charitable work and |
-eIleI OF the distressed among the
III On members. For this purpose each |
lliNlslon OF the society win contribute |
= = d MUM MUM A program, in Mrs J. 1. /
an IDeII Cnarge, was given following |
ne transaction Of the business. Mrs,
Hal Christie sang. Mrs. Ralph Eender-
son played a violin solo, with Mrs. !
= = Ia ONersreet accompanying her on
ne piano. Miss Isabelle Valentino /
'ang; MRS. J. F. Miller recited. A
5oG la tiIne followed with the serving
- IiS NJ refreshments. The hostesses Of
ne day were Mesdames J. L Campbell
=; a SheIton. G. NJ Crombfe, James A. |
DlCh, j. A Bennett, c. /. Oversfreet
~ n; small, Charles Wilcox, c. Gar