El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-11
Women's Organizations.

The Dorcas society Of Trinity Metho-
dist church will meet Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs G. L. Jones.
Better Babies for the World" will be
the interesting topic Of the Woman
Mission Study class Of Trinity MethO-
dist church at its meeting Tuesday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the church
parlors. Mrs. W. u. Care will pre-
side. Mrs. j. c. Griffith will sing.
The gymnasium classes or the Y. W.
c. A have resumed their meetings after
the lull during the Christmas holidays.
The class in fencing begins tonight and
will meet every Monday. The class in
aesthetic dancing meets Tuesday nights
and on Friday nights the general gym
nastic work and folk dancing class
meet Mrs. Horace B. Stevens, jr., is
the director in charge Of the gymna-
stun classes.
The officers of the Woman's Mission
airy society of the East FL Paso Meth
odist church, who were elected last
week, were Installed at the morning
service in the church Sunday. The Off
GERS are Mrs. W. o. Bryant, president;
Mrs. NJ Wagner, first vice president;
Mrs. W. b youngsters, second vice
president. Mrs. c. c. Anderson secre-
tary; Mrs. =. W. Williams, treasurer;
Mrs. S. F. Fulkerson, superintendent
Of mission study.
The junior queen Esther circle Of
the First Methodist church met Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Grace Mold, on East Boulevard. Miss
Marion Rullman led the study Of the
mission book, in Redman's Land"
Mrs. Albion A. Jones, the director of
the circle, assisted. Following the
study period, refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Z. F. Mold. The circle will meet
again the first Saturday in February
at the home Of Miss Mold. Among the
members present were: Misses Ruth
Hyten, Coral Bias, Florence MaLoney'
Helen Mahoney, Marion Rullman, Grace
Mold and Myrtle Mold. Durin~s the
afternoon Miss Marion Pullman played
a number OF piano selections
Mrs. Walter Mcdonald gave an inter-
esting talk on what it means TO be
girl in the Philippine islands, at the
vesper service Sunday afternoon IN the
central rooms of the Y. W. G. A. Mrs
Mcdonald is the daughter of Mai. John
Randolph, the chaplain OF the Sixth in
fantry, and has spent considerable time
i'm the Philippine islands. Miss Eliza
beth Garrett sang several vocal selec-
lions. playing her own accompaniment.
Following the service Mrs. p. X. Haz-
Yard and the girls OF the intermediate
Christian Endeavor society Of West
minister Presbyterian church served
light refreshments during the social
hour. AS Miss Ethel Taylor will soon
b leaving Fl Paso, the service next Sun
day viii be in the nature or a farewell
to her and the hOstesses will be the
girls from the various churches Miss
IAA4or Will Lalk on LlE0L bearing 10
the Women in the Dark Countries"
Preparations are being made by the
Young WOman's Christian association
for the annual meeting, which will be
held the evening of Jan 10, in the cen
trail rooms of the association. The !
committee on refreshments. decorations
and entertainment Will meet Wednes- J
day afternoon at 2 o'clock to plan for
the meeting. On this committee are /
Mesdames William HOgarth, c. c. Glib |
son. Fred Weckerle. Maude Crosby and |
Florence Glenn. On the program COM !
mittee are Mrs. Frank Spence and Mrs !
J. s. Rawlings. The annual meeting 4
will be opened with devotional eXer-
cises by the president, Mrs. Paul Her J
mans. The annual reports Of the 4
treasurer and secretary viii be given 4
and the general secretary. Miss Gail /
Lane. viii give an interesting talk on 4
the plan for the years work The
nominating committee viii then make |
its renort and the election of officers
and OF a number OF board Of directors
members. will be held. On the nom
mating committee are Mrs. D. ". Det-
wiler. chairman; Mrs. ". II. Pickles,
Mrs. r. r. Bowie and Mrs. William
Besides a program Of musical
selections there viii be several short
talks on the place OF the Y. W. C. A
in the community and its relation to
the church. Mrs. Rue Jackson will
make the new years wish for the asso-
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