El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-04
SOCLETY'S DOLNGS
Women's Organizations.


the me Woman's Missionary society of
trinity Methodist church will hold its
stLIual election of officers at the meet
iims. uesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
III olie parIors of the church.
me; me meeting of the First Congrega-
- Ia 10 Nnurch Aid society, which was
70 nave Deen held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Lee Burdiclz. was
noon. --0-N ms 81
Mrs, Mrs. w. J. Ritz entertained the
h I Gossipers Thursday afternoon at
- llO J on Epson avenue. The after
f ioOn was spent in the usual way with
fancy work. A luncheon was served
a. Ine close of the afternoon. Among
G S1IIose present were Mesdames W. II.
u ~ a. "a HSI, X: w. Long, II. Goodwin and
-. H. Srflftlth, and Miss Edna Long and
Mss OZelt stevens. Mrs. W. II. Wag-
Her VIII entertain the club next week
IN order that the shut ms and
oIhers who do not often get to church,
iinl6hI nave the opportunity of attend
Ln6 service during the revival being
conducted by Rev. G. L. Coale of San
antonio, at Trinity Methodist church,
the women of the church formed an
dutomoblle brigade and the autOmO-
plleS called for and carried home all
or the people who otherwise might
nave been unable to attend the ser
wee. Those furnishing automobiles
LOT tnls purpose were: Charles Har-
=. Bryan, J. Z. Pruett, J. L. Ely, B. L.
Faprar and Frank Powers. The service
was very well attended.
Mrs. o. A. Danielson entertained the
thursday Afternoon Sewing club
thursday afternoon at her home on
North Florence street. The rooms
were attractiVely decorated with au-
tumn flowers. Fancy work was the
aIternoons pastime and when the work
was laid aside, refreshments were
served by the hostess The club mem
oers present were: Mesdames B. R.
Roach, George Franklin. II. P. Jackson,
arthur Marker, Ed Haight, T. r.
Blukley, Tom Lea, d. II. Huffaker and
William Graves. The guests were Mrs.
L NJ. HerVey and Misses Hilda SOTen-
son, Anna SorensOn and Emma HOff-
man The club will not meet again
until after the holidays Mrs. George
Franklin will be the next hostess.
Missionary mothers was the princi-
pal discussion topic at the meeting of
the Womans Missionary union Thurs
Qay afternoon in Westminster Presby-
terrain church. Mrs. G. A. Thumm, the
president, presided. Mrs. c. c. Crews
read very interesting paper on the
pioneer missionary work OF this section
and on missionary mothers Mrs. Ken
meth Brown, Mrs. ]. J. Ayers and Miss
Elizabeth Hall talked on the mission
of Christian mothers in missionary
work Mrs. D. L. Foster sang. The
union decided to purchase two addi-
llUlldA tents lot the LuDeICQldI IGAlGL
work of the WOman's Charity aSsOcla-
ton, which viii be situated near the
county hospital. The next meeting of
the union will be held in February,
WREN the afternoon of prayer will be
observed.
The monthly meeting Of the board I
OF directors of the Woman's Charity
association will be held Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the home of the
president, Mrs. T. W. Lanier, on Mon
tGna street. The monthly general |
meeting of the association will be
held Thursday afternoon at the home !
o. Mrs. Lanler l4O3 Montana street; /
at $50 o'clock. Members are expected /
to bring their scissors and thimbles /
and come prepared to work, for during |
the presentation of the general reports !
the members viii make garments Tor /
poor children. The hOstesses of the I
will be: Mesdames Claude /
3. Hudspeth. Paul Ginther, Wyche I
Greer. Charles Givens, J. Gordon Har- 4
James Hilbert. E. c. Hitchcock, J. H /
Hirt. Clyde Holmes, r. B. HOman, J. ID. |
Hughes. c. G. Hull, Clyde Harle, r.. E.
Hines, Bertha Henderson, c. C. Hen
lerson' D. NJ; Jackson, w. R Jamie s59
n. c. Kluttz. Haymon krupp, Miss
lula Jones and DR.. Leslye Hyde.
A very successful Christmas baZar !
was given by the WOman's Guild Of {
the Church Of st. Clement on Thurs
lay afternoon in the parish house. The
booths were all prettily arranged and
1 good sum was realized for the
1rgan fund. At the doll booth Miss
Meta Osborne presided. Mrs. W. N.
Laughlin and Mrs B. T. Darbyshlre
we're in charge of the booth at which
afternoon tea and salad were served
The candy booth was in the charge
# Miss Anne Lee RiX, Miss Joy Crutch-
ieid and Miss Beatrice Pateman- Mrs /
u L Edwards was in charge OF the
AXE booth Mrs. Harry Foster, Mrs;
Win Crombie and Mrs. c. H. Ladd
we're at the fancy work booth. At the
md Mrs. H NJ. McCallum. As an ap-
probation of the work of the presi-
lent of the guild. Mrs. f. F. J. Nc.
yarthy, a large cake was presented to
Ter by the guild members. The hall ,
vas attractively decorated with floral I
riches and a color scheme of red and
gTeen.