El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-06
SOCLETY'.S DONGS
Church Affairs.

The Junior Queen Esther circle Of the
First Methodist church will meet, Satur-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
home of Miss Grace Mold, on Boulevard
The G. o. c. class of the First Meth
list Sunday school will meet Friday
night at the home of Miss Ruth Mars
ton, in Grand View.
A general business meeting of circle
five of the Aid society of the First
Methodist church was held ThursGa v
Hutchins, on Bliss street. The time was
spent in planning for a turkey dinner
to be given for the Sunday school chill
dren shortly after THANKSGIVING FoI-
lowing the business, light refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted bv
Mrs. Albion A. Jones. Among the mem
berS present were: MesdameS H M
Whitfield. A. Hunt, Slater Mahoney. r
T. Roe, c. H. Appleton, J. H. pullman,
G. n. Thomas, Albion A. Jones and HI
n. CLANCY. Mrs. CLANCY presided at the
meeting.
A birthday party will be given Fri
day night by the women of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church. There will
be an interesting program and refresh
ments will be served. The hostesses
Of the party will be Mesdames c. W.
Groom, H. Y. Crockett ], B. Candy, ].
B. Griffing, John Mobley, Laura Mob
ley, r. Hosell, Bradford Hardie J. L.
Mcknight, George Morgan, Jennie
Nash, Eula Ragsdale, Mary Rankin, S.
J. Rice, Gladys James, Z. A. }. Seldom,
A. V. Mckee, Rose Points, R A. Weir,
Lee Mcintosh, NJ l. Tobias, W. G.
Raum and ]. H. Hamilton; Misses JOS
phine March, Lillian Rawley, Evelyn
Bell, Minnie J. Eddy, Anna IYerson,
Irene Mebus, Mary Messimer, Ethel
Taylor, Bernice Boynton and Floy
A very delightful social meeting Of
the members of the First Congrega-
tional church was held Thursday even
iney~at the home of Mrs. Burt Crndorff,
on Bliss street. The house was pref
tiIv decorated with quantities of cut
flowers, chrysanthemums, ferns ana
potted plants. During the evening an
entertaining musical program was Civ
en-. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Tyndall each
sang solos. Miss Della ROsenstein and
her brother, Harry Rosenstein, sang
solos and duets. Mrs. Helen Roberts
was the accompanist of the evening.
The little daughters Of the hostess
added much to the evenings pleasure
with piano selections, Alzina OrndortI
and Burtram OTnGorff each played pl-
aDo solos and aKthylee OrndOrff and
Burtrar1 OrndOrff played piano duets.
A number of guessing games and con-
tests were held. Miss Della Rosenste1n
won the prize in the talking contest
with Miss A. Miller receiving the con-
ISOLATION. Leo Schuster won the men,
first prize and Harry Rosenstein the
consolation prize. In the watch con-
test, Miss Winifred Smith won the first
prize. Mrs. J. J. Watterson and little
Edwin Burt won the consolation prizes.
Refreshments of salad, coffee, minis
and cake were served. The hostess was
assisted in serving by Mrs. S. NJ
Aguirre and Miss Virginia Akard.
An interesting meeting of the women
Of Trinity Methodist church was held
at the church Thursday afternoon in
observation of the special week of
prayer. THE Church at Home" was the
topic of the day. Mrs. C. l. Oversreet,
of the First Presbyterian church, read /
the scripture lesson. Mrs. David NJ.
Smith and Miss Jessie BufOrd sang a
duet. Mrs. W. H. Lark talked on the
work of the missionaries and the insti-
tutiOns supported by the missionary
societies. Mrs. W. A. TraylOr talked
on the Conquest of the Cross" and
"Orientals in America" Mrs. A NJ
Grambling talked about the Nashu
home in Thomasville; Georgia, for de-
pendent girls. Mrs. D. NJ. Smith pre-
sided. The hostesses were Mrs. J. o.
Riley and Mrs. Ross Brown. About Is
members were present.
The Women's Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church Will
have charge of the service Sunday at
the Presbyterian church. The ushers
will be costumed in Japanese style, and !
viii be Misses Vonia Bray Minnie Lee
Lassiter. Maude Lynch, Esteue COlard, !
Mae Morris, Treva Hewitt and Buena
Glider. The opening hymn will be
From Greenlands Icy Mountains"
Mrs. E. W. Parker will read the scrip !
ture lesson. The choir will sing "Pre-
pare Ye the way of the Lord" Miss |
Kate Fink will lead the prayer. A
general outline Of the missionary work |
in Japan will be given by Miss Gail |
Lane, general secretary of the Y. W. e. |
A. Mrs. A. H Goldstein will sing IF |
1 Were a Voice" Mrs. c. L Overstreet !
will talk on the mission work Of DR.. !
A. B. Hail in Osake, Japan, and there I
will be stereOptican slides of Japan. |
The service will close with the anthem |
by the choir our Country Is Plead /
ing"