El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-20

A. Potter. Horace B. Stevens, W II.
! Pickles, T. j. WOodside, r. B. Homan,
] Frank Spence, c. II. Campbell and r.
! D. Robinson. They were all elected.
/ The members Of the board of trustees
/ were reelected. These are: J. A. Potter
! James G. McNary, Horace B. Stevens
W. c. Davis and Bradford Hardie.
The Y. ". G. A. Choral club, directed
Loves Old Sweet Song" and THE Blue
/ Danube" waltz. Miss Greta Palmer
| played the piano accompaniment
Greetings From the sY.'
Howard B. Durkee extended the good
wishes of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION to the sister association.
Mrs. Rue Jackson presented the new
! years wish for the association, that it
might have, more subscribers, larger
subscriptions and more girls. and that
IN everything, the association might
nave success. BY success, Mrs. Jackson
said that she meant that the association
I should meet and influence every young
woman in Ell Paso. who had not the
| loving influence OF her own home. Mrs.
Jackson mentioned the universally of
the 7. ". c. A. and the safety that it
threw around any girl or young women
in travelling, through the travellers
aid at the union stations; the employ
ment agencies and boarding homes.
Among the things she hoped that 1915
would bring the association was a
swimming pool for the girls and larger
facilities for helpful work.
Men Encourage the Work.
DR.. d. ". DetWiler talked on what
the Y. ". C. A. really means to a girl
from a mans point OF view. After
talking Of the idealisms striven for in
the Y. ". c. A., he said: If the super
man, ever comes to this earth, il will
be because the supe-WOman has been
here first and made the earth better
than it is today"
e. NJ. Bray talked on the relation OF
the Y W. c. a. to civic interests. He
eomplimented the association upon the
work done, mentioning the boarding
home, cafeteria, travellers aid, educa-
tional classes. the campfire circles for
the younger girls. and gymnasium
work, and said that the Y W. c. A. was
a real factor in the civic life for better
ment
Miss Alicia Swami played two piano
selections, 'kuiaWiak," by Wieniawski,
and 'Minuetto," from Mozarts sixth
symphony. Miss Greta Palmer played
her piano accompaniment
supper Is Served.
At the close Of the program, a sup
per was served in the cafeteria. Each
table was centered with red carnations
and ferns in glass vases. Throughout
all the rooms strands Of green holly
leaves, studded with polnsetta bios
SONS, extended overhead from the cor
ners Of the room, meeting at the chan
deliers- Red pOinsetta blossoms and
colored autumn leaves decorated the
columns and were effectively arranged
about the pictures and pinned on the
window draperies. Red paper shades
covered all the lights.
On the reception committee were
Mesdames Paul Heermans. J. A. RaWl-
ings, James A. Dick. Fl. 7. Bowie, D. ".
Detwiler and Miss Gail Lane. In
charge of the decorating were the mem
bers Of the social committee, Mrs. VIII I
liam Hogarth, chairman: Mesdames g l
G. Gibson, Frank Spence and r. D. Rob /
inson.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the First Baptist church held its month
~ meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
church. Mrs. J. b. Sutton was in
charge Of the program. She opened the
devotional exercises by reading a por-
ton of st. Paul's epistle to the Romans
The study subject was worlds survey
OF missionary work" and Mrs. Sutton l
was assisted by Mcsdames A. NJ Wal (
thall, G. P. Putnam. Tom Lea and VIII (
Graves in helpful talks on this subject.
FOLLOWING the program, a social time /
was enjoyed and light refreshments |
were served by the hOstesses, who were I
Mesdames T. W. Lanier, Fred Wecllerles I
J. z. Macon and IT. 3. Mcdowell Among {
those present were: Mesdames W. Wood. !
Irene Chastaine, $. J. Franklin, Rob !
ert Graves, William Graves. Howard /
Thompson. r H. Bishop, a. D. Stearns. /
! II. Smith. T. W. Lanier, A. A. Funk. 1
G. P Putnam, Tom Lea, J. 3. Sutton, /
7. B. Gibson. George Mansfield, H. z. |
Harris, Ida Spain. A. N. Walthall. II. I
C. Ashton. Edgar Maxwell, Fred Week /
erie. J. Z. Macon and Miss Elizabeth /
Hall
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The women of Trinity Methodist !
church were entertained Tuesday. after !
noon at the home Of Mrs. f. L. Daniels (
on Montana street with Mrs Daniels. |
Mrs F. Gordon Perry, Mrs. J. Mack /
Crawford and Mrs. ". r. McKenna as ]
the hostesses. The afternoon was spent (