El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-08
Church Affairs.

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/ The Baraca class of Trinity Method
/ ist church viii entertain the Philathea
{ class with a moonlight picnic on the
I mesa Thursday afternoon
The Sunday school teachers and off,
! GERS OF the First Baptist church will
meet Friday night at the home OF Miss
Mary Price, on Rivera street.
The First Baptist church Aid society
met Tuesday afternoon IN the church
parlors. Mrs. R II. Bishop was the
! leader Of the exercises and the after
noon was spent in the study Of the
! book OF Genesis
Of the First Baptist church has been
called fOC Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. There viii be an interesting
lecture and refreshments will be
served. The meeting will be held IN
int church parlors.
The regular monthly business meet
ing OF the Calvary Houston Square
Baptist church aid society was held
! tuesday afternoon at the church. Mrs.
W. E, Robertson, second vice president
presided Only matters of routine busi
ness were discussed. The society will
not meet again until July p, when
there will be a missionary program
and social time following
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Missionary society OF the First Chris
tian church was held Tuesday after
noon, at the home OF Mrs. W. T
Hayes, on Arizona street The AFTER
noon was devoted to a study OF the
work among the indians in Nortber1
canada Mrs J. c. NcGrady read a
Gladys Webb gave z recitation INDIAN
Names Miss Lucille Rice reviewed
the chapter in the study book. The
Kings Business" Mrs r. B. Homan
eon1Saucied the quiz on the study topics.
Following the program. a brief social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted
62y MIS- W. h Anderson, Mrs G. A.
Ihumm, Miss Gladys Webb and Miss
Edna Switzerland
At the monthly business meeting Of
the Aid society Of the First Presby-
terrain church Tuesday afternoon. held
IN the church parlors, the society ap-
proved the work Of the decoration COM
mlIIee IN renoTatinE the basement floor
Of the church building. The Presby-
terrain synod OF this district viii meet
IN october at the church. This is the
Ilrst time the synod has ever met in
II Paso, and consequently the society
wanted the church put in fresh condf-
uon for the reception Of the 200 dele
gates who are expected The floors
have been restainec. the walls retinted
and new window drapery put in place.
The meeting was presided over by Mrs.
= w Johnson, the vice president
The Missionary society Of Trinity
Methodist church met Tuesday after
noon ar the church. Mrs H. L Spence
presided at the meeting, which was de-
voted principally TO hearing the offiI-
GERS reports for the quarter Mrs
George 3. oliver led the devotional eT-
ercises and scripture reading. Follow
ing the transaction OF business. refresh
menls were served by the hostesses Of
the day, who were Mrs. William Sachs
and Mrs. o. A. DanielsOn.
The Philathea and Baraca classes
Of the First Baptist church gave a
delightful moonlight picnic on the
mesa Tuesday night, in honor OF their
class teachers, DR.. and Mrs. H F.
wright, who leave FL Paso soon TO
spend the remainder OF the summer
IN California The young people as
sembled on the corner Of Franklin and
Oregon streets and were taken in au-
tomObiles to the old rock house on
the mesa, where games were enjoyed
and picnic supper served. Among
Mrs J. F. Williams. DR.. and Mrs
II. F. Wright, MI. and Mrs. WIN :
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Dunn,
MI and Mrs F, E. Maxwell, |
Mr.. and Mrs H B. Mcdowell, Mr.. and (
Mrs P ". Rigdon, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. I
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Pearson, Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. E Macon, Mr.. and Mrs. /
r. A. Whitlock; Misses Agnes Starkey,
Grace Hawkins. Vera Werle, Nettie /
Hester, Mary Howell, FOy Wood, Ma /
dine Conway, Vera Hunt Jennie May
Hunt Pearl HarTell, Ruby Smith, Pearl /
Swain, Isabelle Springer, Floy Pence, I
Messrs. ". 7. Dollar. J. F. Cheek, s. /
Franklin, c. c. Holly, A NJ Scott IL /
Wood, Walter Davis, c. F. Davis, r. A. [
Davis, c. c. Hill, ]. p. Nash, H n {
Parks, VIII Ragsdale, J. Morres, Lynn /
Reid, Russell Price. Robert Price, !. Z
Hester. DR.. B. H. FaTr, W. Hawkins,
W E. Lowrey, B. L Dickens and d. H. /
Darrough.
Complimentary to Miss Isabelle Val
entine and Miss Madeline Fisk the Aid
society Of the First Methodist church
gave a delightful lawn party Tuesday Z
night at the home Of Mrs JO-
seph Carpenter. on Rio Grande street.
japanese lanterns were strung about &
the lawn and pOrches. giving a very I
pretty aspect to the grounds, and the
oorches were made cosy and attractive I
With lawn dtvans, cushions and rugs.
James upon the lawn and music pleas
lntly passed the evening. Among the I
musical numbers played were plano
olOs by Miss Madeline Fisk, Miss Irene Z
'onnor, Miss Della kiefer and Mrs. B. I
1 Douglas Miss Kiefer. playing the
lianO, and S NJ Hyten, playing a har- I
monica gave several duets. Miss Isa- |
'elle Valeptine sang After the music I
md games dainty refreshments were ]
CRYING by Mrs W W. Fink, Mrs. H NJ
Whitfield, Mrs J. F. Kilburn, Mrs A |
! Jones, Mrs. Harvey Kuhn and Mrs
" S valentine. Among the guests
1uhn, Rev. and Mrs. Herman G. POr-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. H N. winfield, Mes
ames L Carpenter. J. Sukel. J. F. Kill
urn, A. 4. Jones, G, P. Fry, W. S. Val
Kisses Elizabeth Fry, H. 4. Brady. Jes-
lie Chaplin, Della Kiefer, Maud LOucks, |
rene e Tonner, Almira Mead, Clara
ink, Marie Schwartz, Isabelle Valen-
me. Madeline Fisk. Anna Mead. Phyllis
Lorna Appleton. Lillian May II
ew, Florence Hyten, Gladys Kilt Ruth
lyten, Elfrieda Eiekman, Veda. Eiok-
ian, Sarah z. Kuhn, Madeline r I
-uhn, Mildred Carpenter. Lois Porter,
nd Messrs. Lester Kitchens, Thomas n.
yons, George r. Cowherd. o. J. T1om-
s, Joe Hills, Ralph T. Tonner, Car
nee H Williams, Willard T. Lyons, Ray
H ?. Detwiler. r. c. Camp 4
ell Emil F. Nichan. s. N. Hyten, Roy
Allen, James L Greene, Aryen Kui- Z
en- John Drew and z. R. Carpenter