El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-16
IWOMEN'S CLUB ENTERTALNS ARTIST;
CANVASSES EXHIBITED AT RECEPTION

-HE art department Of the Won
ans club is entertaining this af-
u ternoon at the hotel Paso del
Norte with a reception. complimentary
to Herbert Dunton, the distinguished
painter Of western scenes, who is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs J. T Cameron. With
Mr.. Dunton in the receiving line
were Mrs A ". Foster and Mrs. S. H
Sutherland. Assisting in receiving and
entertaining were AIesdames ". r
Brown, S. J. FennelI, W. L Foxworth
J. F. Miller, A. S. Howren, J. T. Cam
eron, c. II. Campbell Carl Lee Smith
and Miss Grace Virginia Logan Nine
canvasses, painted during the summer
by M DuntOn, while at his summer
ranch near Taos, n. NJ, were exhibited
and attracted great attention during
the reception.
The monthly meeting Of the Graduate
Nurses association was held Tuesday
afternoon in the County Medical assO-
citation rooms in the Roberts-B Banner
building. Dr.. J. n Richmond ad-
dressed the nurses on the twilight
sleep" method for use in obstetricaI
cases. The remainder Of the afternoon
was spent in business and in discus
sion Of the proposed constitution and
bylaws. Sixteen new members were
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The Aid society Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church met Tuesday after
noon at the church and planned for
winter work. Mrs. Bradford Hardie
presided in the absence Of Mrs. John
Grant. the president The three
branches Of the Aid society, the West
minister, Eastmister and Highland
Park, decided TO combine their efforts
TO secure a new piano for the church
The northwest circle Of the aid and
missionary society Of Trinity MethO-
dist church entertained the women Of
the church Tuesday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs l. !. Ayers on North
Florence street Mesdames D n
Smith, Smith, G. L Jones, A NJ
ling, H D. Ballard, D. Hurley,
Ed ". Haight, J. A Morriss' y
Winans, H. y. Miller. r. B. Schultz, J.
NJ Langford. r. R Webster and N. S.
Cook were the hOstesses Of the day.
The house was decorated with golden
rod and garden flowers, carrying out
a color combination Of yellow and
white. An entertaining musical program
was given. Mrs H C. Davis Of Chi
cago, Mrs. Robert Lander and Mrs J.
C. Griffith sang. Miss Emma Hoff-
man accompanied them on the piano.
Mrs Barney Hughes jr- played several
piano solos Mrs. II l. Graham talked
on the Scarritt Bible Training school
in Kansas City After the program
Minnie G. Nagley and Mrs. N P Car
lock Won the prizes. miniature shovels-
Small snOvels bearing half of an &C
count Of some work accomplished by
the missionary society were presented
10 the guests and these were matched
TO complete the account Refresh
ments were served. the salad in small
wagons, formed Of crackers About so
were present, the visitors being Mes
danes ". R. Wilkinson Of Santa Rita,
J. z. Rainer Of east Texas, and J. B.
Dryer Of Fort Worth.
The missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church met Tuesday af-
ternOon in the church parIors and
planned for the meetings Of the Pres
byteriau synod, which will be held in
Fl PasO at the First Presbyterian
church, October Z TO 10. Mrs He'll
Hale and Mrs. Howard B. Durkee re-
viewed the study books on home and
foreign missions. which will be used
during the synod session During the
afternoon, violin selections were played
by Mrs. Ralph N Henderson. Follow
ing the program, light refreshments
we're served, Mrs c. l. Worden being
the hostess Of the afternoon.