El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-16
Church Affairs

Inc rtt.a,uea and Baraca Clel'7 - IN,
the First Baptist chufCI Of me home
Nenlle party Friday nlSn' p,tDann ~,
u Prof and Mrs u All the guests
north FL PasO street 80 r9nerine
came in chiIdrens costIHIlS' .bou7 f6
from babies to young LO1l1Ii1Sran and
years old, and acting % created a
playing children's gaLIo1s+ The din
great amount of merrlnleH - n cbiId's
ing table was arranged as LoL d 49,
party, with a big pyraLiiu - bOnboD
Daus as a centerpieCe, oTacIxers. Mrs
GlSnes filled with ANNA me- Graves ana
R. v Pearson. Mrs. William VI a M -
AIsr. e. W, Earl were the comm
In charge and Nrrs
Among the guests We're ~ r VII
H. Il. Wright, Rev. ana ~ p TbomDson.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V Pearson 9 M. atiI NJ NJ .
Q. p. Scott Mr. and Mrs. FOrLnaH' MI
md Mrs. F. e. Maxwell " W w IViIiiarn
). T. Macon, Mr.. and II, M = , Earl Mr.
Graves, Mr. and Mrs. W. r., r. - - NJ
and Mrs. Aubrey Graves, MI; az IS - =
2. NJ. RiedO MIR. and Mrs. ). NJ. III f 5GHS ,
eMsdames g. O. Coffin, h p G DISI-
op, H. B Mcdowell Ii, n beth Harris,
KafheriDe NfcKnight. Minnie HeSIeI,
Pearl HsrraIIs Dove Husbands, Neu
Taylor. Hazel Priest, Eva Stapieton' W ~
ella Williams, Lula Howell i I5L--ct ~
Lendon. RUBY Jordan, Floy FeHCe, -, ~
Lambzin, Opal Corn MAJ "a So1o711o1',
and Messrs- George BlanLoII, 2 29 NJ az
franklin, E. c. Tourney, II. L. IeSOi' ~ ~
5. Davis, Roy Davis, f. SpIlllSS-55 Z n
scott, G. NJ. King, 6. d. "a IA r. Cobb.
Cheek G. Y. Murray ana Il
The True Blues. Mrs. George cole
Sunday school class at the w - ILL
ster Presbyterian church, met oelI ( u 10y
afternoon at the home OF III :; 49, -
and held a st. Patrick's tea irish en-
blems were used for the decorations;
Tea was served to large NUMBER OF
guests the following members OF lne
class serving: Misses Mary aaIuIe'
Martha Lowman. Mary Heermans' Aoe7
liam Statham, Josephine March anu
Ruth Carson.
The Mission STUDY class Of the Trim
ity Methodist church met FRIDAY hIghC
a the home of Mr.. and Mrs. h N Nil
Ter, 4O7 California street The meeting
was to have been held at the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Hughes, on MOI
tana street, but owing to the llIless oL
Mr.. Hughes, the meeting pIace Wda
changed. A business session was Ilrsl
held and the president, Miss Lila InOm-
as, presided. Following TINS, the even
ing was spent in the study ana dlScuS-
sion of mission work in Mexico, led by
Harry Henderson. Light Refreshments
were served, Miss Rena shea assisting
the hostess. Those present We're: MI.
and Mrs. 1. j. Ayers MS u L. Jones'
Misses Emma Hoffman, Lila Ihomas,
Shea; Messrs Harry Henderson; w X
Walker, F. W. Beers and Harry Murray.
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The Baraca class of the Highland
Park Baptist church entertained the
Philathea class Friday night at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Rose, IN
Highland Park. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing old fasn-
1oned games, and music was IurnlhSGd
by the monograph. Light refresh
ments were served the hostess being
assisted by NJ /. Griffith, head Of the
Baraca class. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. K Griffith At.
Harold Friberg; Misses Lillian O'Bryan,
Grace Robertson, Lola Robertson, Iris
Webb Maggie Num-, Lola Courtney,
Myrtle Boyd, Jessie Sa 1dersOn, and
Messrs. Bernie SandersOn. Willie Nc
ClUre, Charles Parker, y Elliott r Il.
Knooihuizen and Rev. A Z. Boyd.
The Philathea class of the Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church viii
give a Saint Patricks tea Tuesday
afternoon at the church parlors.
The social meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of Trinity Meth
odist church viii be held Tuesday
afternoon at 8: 80 o'clock, in the base
ment of the church building. Mrs w
W. Edwards viii read the scripture
selection. Mrs. Adine It. owen and Mrs.
VIII owen will play a piano duet and
Mrs. owen viii sing. There will be
other music and the hOstesSes of the
afternoon viii be Mrs W. W Edwards
Alice Care and Mrs. r. Milligan- The
members who have Joined the society
since october will be the guests of
honor at this social