El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-23
Church Affairs

The Junior Philathea class OF the
Calvary Houston Square Baptist church
gave an auto ride and picnic at Wash
ington park Friday night which was
attended by about IS people The guests
We're taken to the PARK IN autos driven
by C. Y. Nafe. Miss Mary Nafe. Bar
tow Morris, T. L. McChesney and Or.
J. W Ketchersid. The chaperones were
Mrs A $ Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
" eDb' Mr. and Mrs. T. VI. Conner, Mrs.
A. l. Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Harvey
ana Mrs. W E Robinson. The pic
nieKeEs had supper at the park and
prayed games
The Kings Ambassadors Of the
GIdhd view Baptist sunday school
neIH their monthly business meeting
ana social the middle of the week at
me chapel The program included
Singing, organ solos and Rotations.
ice cream was served at the close
Inc women who assisted in making
me affair a success were Mesdames
!. II Bouourant, J. Z. Grubbs, N. A
Jachsoh' {. B. kisner, and J. W
Earle The children who attended
were Ruth, Hettie and Edwin Grubbs.
Aris' Nell, Frances and Mary Upton.
ieIsI' LaVerne, Roy. Elliott Ray and
rear jackson, Edward and Hubert
aOWSers Marietta jackson and HAYES
Blair, Oscar and Margaret Downs.
NOME and Wilmer LawIer. Jack and
aaroIu SANFORD, Doris Ebbs. Eula
am tEeda Filleman, Marguerite
jackson, TOmassO Guas. VIII Day. Al
win Bethel, Herbert Earle.
Mss BYRD Ferguson entertained the
Phllathea and Baraca classes Of Trinity
Methodist church Friday night AT her
home, on North FL Paso street The
mouse was attractively decorated with
pink and white sweet peas A business
meeting was held first with Miss Ber-
nadine Schultz presiding. Then the
evening was given over 10 games and
contests. Clarence Boren won a prize
OF sweet pea decorated box OF candy
Tor being the most popular young man
in the voting contest Refreshments Of
ice cream and cake were served later
in the evening by the hostess and her
sisters, Miss Irene Ferguson and Miss
Estelle Ferguson Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Oliver
MI ana Mrs W c. fantis, Mr. and Mrs.
n n Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Buie
Mr. and Mrs. Y c. Yerkes, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Anderson; Misses Bernadiue Schultz
May Campbell. Laila Robinson. Emma
Hoffman, Vera Ballard. Rena Shea
Louise Hooper. A Jackson. Bessie Mid
dleton. Ethel Stevenson, Nell Compton.
Mlnetta ThOrne. Lila Thomas Era
Thomas, Juanita Smith. J. Mitchell
Annie hurry; Rev. c. Wesley WebdeI:
MessrS. Clarence BOren. Clint Ballard
Ed Cunning, Charna Cunning. Russell
Mitchell. Harry hurry Harry Hender-
son, h McNatt. W Simpich, Hal stacey,
Herbert Heineman, Mat Stevenson.
George Walworth. J. Ellis. Harry Pate.
W y Long, W r Walker and Eugene
Thurston.
"Sunbonnets," an amusing playlet IN
two acts, was presented Friday after
noon by the members of the organ
Grinders club OF the First Presbv
terrain church in the Sunday school
rooms of the church building Miss
Greta Palmer played the incidental
music and also gave plano selections
between the acts Mrs G. A. Thumm
took the part OF Mrs. Stinnev." Mrs
r A Hayes was Mrs. Martin" Mrs
Fred Mulberry was Mrs ButterfieId- -
Mrs H Ashley was Mrs ''Tibbetts.'
Mrs A Norman was Mrs. Crandon..''
Mrs W H Elliott acted Mrs Phen-
ney-- Mrs. Scott Johnson was Mrs.
Penelton Mrs Henry W Warren
was Mrs; Phelen5' Mrs. E Bowles was
mrs DuBoise-" Hazel Kinney was
Mildred DuBoise." Ruth shannon was
Charlotte Butterfield" The Dlav vas
very well attended by the church peo-
pie