El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-28
Church Affairs

r7ba choir of St. Clemens Episcopal
church gave a. cantata, me story OF
PatbGabenn on Tuesday night. This
30 - ioZTad bv the large number of
rer,1,e 7,Tesent. Solo parts We're taken
yoi 81 911ntafa and 1.-THE Advent Story
1-1I,icb was given as part one A pro
Iogue, "a Legend ~ 7 caLanoSe5 ~ y
HTiSsaS Constance lPateman, Gertrude
Vo1e and Messrs. Kenneth MacCauum
and M II. Lemen. the soIolstS We're
Mrs Mathew Lemens MIS- A1an u
TTTi1i-i1son and Mrs Hal Greer. MeSSrS.
~ emen NJ H MacCallum, Roland
G1i1ebrist, J. NJ. Davis. G; G. Ruby, R.
D Bolxahr. B. NJ G. Williams; Misses
Constance Pateman, Anna Lee XIX and
lila caldwell The members OF the
oudiI are. Soprano, Misses Julia
Caldwell. Virginia Bean, Lillian Cole,
STazie Cole, Louise Dietrich, Marjorie
7 i~-oSIav Katherine and Helen Musel-
white Constance Pateman, Anne Lee
PiT Edna Scotch; Mesdames G N
LYMAN. Kenneth MacCallum, a. u
WILKINSON. B. NJ G. Williams; alto,
R5eedarnes H. C. Greer, NJ. H. Lemen, E
p, yale, Misses Sammie Livesley, Mabel
brown. Il. N Herivel, c. M. Lyman, M
II MacCallum, H. c. MOuldan, H NJ
ply r. NJ G. Williams; bass, James
Curtis, J. NJ. Davis, R. GlIchrlst CnaS-
Pol<ahr, R R. ROkahr, c. G. RUBY, h.
n WOOIley; violin, Misses Marjorie ana
Samnie Iivesley, Talley. Brown, George
Mead. n. D. WoOlley; accompanlsIss
p 81 Knickmeyer, K. ". MacCallum
and director, Mathew H. Lemen.
The first literary meeting OF the
year under the direction of the newly
ssDDoiDfed chairmen of the home and
foreign departments, was held Tuesday
afternoon in the Sunday school room
of Trinity church Rugs and flowers
cave the room a hOmelike appearance.
vr-fOTd made ideal
Dresfding officer and IS enjoyed the
6rOgram- What a Christian Has" was
| the topic discussed Mrs. X. L. Woo
read the scripture lesson; Mrs. p. NJ
Smith offered prayer; Mrs j. u whey
made an excellent talk on Emporium
I itv' and Money" was discussed by
| Mrs. r. Ailligan. Mrs. J. H Fitzgerald
talked on Love and Power. Mrs. II.
] n. Miller and Miss Emma t1oiLIllan san al. Z
/ a duet which was enjoyed. At the
/ close of the program the Henrietta
girls directed by Mrs T J. Tobias,
/ gave an interesting missionary play
and the silver Offering amounted TO 80
/ The girls are preparing to sew Tor the
] VIRGINIA K Johnson home at Dallas
! Mrs L TrOtti and Mrs. L D. Hullum
| were hOstesses for the afternoon Inc
| social service committee has planned
| for Thursday afternoon with Mrs. i. Z
! Sbepberd. Mrs. W. P. Glenn, Mrs. M. c.
! Harvey, Mrs. Amanda Spence and NJ. r.
/ Collier. all confined to their homes be-
/ cause Of i'll health.
/
I The aid society of the First Congre-
/ gational church will meet with Mrs
/ Edwin Burt on Thursday afternoon al
| 2:3O o'clock, at her home, l121 ATlzona
/ street Rev. Miles Hanson VIII de-
/ liver an address. which will be the lit
| erary feature of the afternoon
1 The social which was to have beer
Q given at Kendrick hall by the choir OF
! St clements NEpiscopaI church, ha:
! been nostponed on account Of the
! death of J. W. Lucas, member Of
/ the vestry.
Mrs. f. W. Parker, Of sos Stewart
street. will entertain the women OF
| the aid society of the First Prespy-
/ terrain church on Thursday afternoon
/ at o'clock