El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
Women's Organizations.



al the home Of Miss Mabel O'Connor, on
North Santa Fe street. After the brief
business meeting refreshments were
served by the hostess There were pres
eut Mrs. l. j. Locke. Mrs. Frank
Lynch. Misses Ruth Long. Rose Piatt
and clara Fink The next meeting viii
be held at the home Of Miss Rose Piatf
next week.
Mrs. Dan Jackson viii talk on the
suffrage convention in San Francisco
at the meeting Of the Fl Paso Equal
Franchise league Thursday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. in the parlors of Hotel
DrrdCrf. W. j. Moran. editor of the
Labor Advocate. viii talk on equal
suffrage from the labor viewpoint Mrs.
Lewis K. Underhil viii conduct the
study Of parliamentary law. Richard
F. Burgess viii give a lecture on woman
suffrage under the auspices Of the
Equal Franchise league in the First
Christian church, Thursday night at
o'clock The lecture is open to the
public
The Aid and Missionary society Of
Highland Park Baptist church had as
guests at the meeting Tuesday after
noon the members Of the Junior B. Y.
p. L. Mrs. A. ". Clayton. chairman
of the personal service committee, was
in charge Of the program Those tax
ing part were Mesdames A J. Rose,
Clara Murray. John YOungkin, j. +.
Harmon. J. ". Earle. The children
report was given by Mrs A J. Rose
for the committee having In charge the
observance of missionary day for Sun
day, April Is An interesting program
viii be given by the children OF the
Sunday school, under the charge OF the
uperintendent, h c. Griffith. The an
nual offering for home and foreign
missions will be taken The members
and guests at the meeting were Mes
DANES Clara Murray. J. W. Earle, John
rrrnn A a a
" Clayton, r. G. Douglass. X c. Grif-
fifth, NJ L Griffith N. J. Cowherd;
Misses Nader Ponder, DOna Love, May
Norstrand, n Louise Griffith, Edna
Pritchard, Laura Golemon. Una May
Webb. Dorothy Pierce. Mildred Carpen-
ter, Agnes Rose and Lowell Ponder;
the boys were Wayne Ferguson, Robert
Glass. Russell Ponder. Jack Rose, Har-
old Byler and Herbert Earle
The study class of the wOman's mis-
sionary society Of Trinity Methodist
church met Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlors. Mrs W. H Lark led
the discussion on the topic, The child
at worship" Those taking part in the
discussion were Mesdames c. Wesley
Webdeu, W e. Care, William Sachs,
W. a Trayler, z. J. Cummins, T. y
Winaus. o. A Dauielson. Claude Hubs
peth. George B. oliver, G. L Jones, s 5
Birchfield, H. l. Graham. W r. Nc
Eenna L D. HuIlum and Miss Alice
Care. During the afternoon Mrs. A
A. LAWYER sang Goodnight. DearP and
L Once Had Dear Little Doll. Bears"
Little Mary Frances Crawford sang an
Easter song. Mrs. Adine T Owen
played the piano accompaniment for
Mrs. Lawler. and Mrs H. y. Miller &C
companied little Miss Crawford Mrs
J o. Wiley read the scripture lesson
It was announced that the monthly
social meeting next Tuesday viii be
held in the lydia Patterson bible in
stftute. with the missionary workers Of
the church as hOstesses. Mrs ". A
Trayler announced that the junior di-
vision Of the missionary society would
hold a picnic in Washington park Sat
urday. and the intermediate division
would have a picnic at the park on
priI -. The meeting was well at
tended Carnations Of various colors
were used attractively about the rooms