El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-01
Women's Organizations.

- - - III meet AOAQdN evening III LlE
downtown rooms OF the association.
The guild of the Church Of St. Glenn
ent met Tuesday afternoon in the par
ish house of the church and perfected
arrangements for holding the annual
Christmas bazaar.
The Thursday Embroidery club has
discontinued its meetings until after
/ the Christmas holidays. Mrs. E W.
Haight viii be the next hostess the
first week in the new year
The officers and teachers Of the sun
day school Of the First Baptist church
VIII hold their monthly meeting at the
church Friday night There viii be an
informal supper first. at $3.50 o'clock
and the business meeting viii follow
Tuesday was study day of the WOm-
ems Missionary society Of Westminster
Presbyterian church The meeting was
held in the church parlors. Mrs. J. T.
Abbott presided over the short business
session which was first held Mrs Su-
san A. James conducted the devotional
exercises. Mrs J. c. Ballard led the
sion study book, THE Kings High
way" After the singing Of a hymn a
social half hour was enjoyed Light
refreshments were served by Mrs. Alb
bolt and Mrs. J. X Prather. The meet
ing was well attended.
The weekly meeting Of the FL Paso
Equal Franchise league will be held
Thursday afternoon in the chamber Of
commerce building The program viii
begin promptly at o'clock. The bust
ness meeting will follow the program.
Rabbi Martin Zfelonka will give a re-
sumo Of the health survey Of the city,
made by DR.. 3. I. Arms and Miss Jessie
Rich. of the Texas university. Mrs
Elizabeth Darwin, Of the state pure
food commission. will sneak on the
topic VIII woman's suffrage change
civic conditions Miss Maud Van Bu-
rem. Of Austin, organizer Of the Ameri-
can Civic organic lions. Will speak on
the future suffraget-
bazaar.
Mrs. W. II. Pickles entertained Circle
four of the Missionary society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church Tues
day afternoon al her home on Arizona
street. The members present were
Mesdames J. A. Potter. It. A Lay, Wal
ter Stowe. Herman G.. Porter. 7. y.
Mayfield. Earl Phillips, r. L. Tankers-
! ley Robert F. Odds. r. a. Edmonds. A
c. Kilgore. Emma Hill and W. r. Pick
els. Misses Emma Brady. Belle White
Margaret Young and Winnie Taukers-
lev During the afternoon Miss Tank
ersley recited and Miss Belle White
sang several selections. accompanied by
Miss Margaret Young. Miss Young
played plano solos. Mrs. Walter stowe
sang Light refreshments were served
by the hostess.
y
met Tuesday afternoon at the Highland
Park Baptist church Mrs William
Graves the president, presided at
briei business session. which opened
the meeting. On account Of the pres
ence OF Rev. Dr. Lee SCARBOROUGH. pres
ident Of the Baptist Theological sem
mary. Of Fort Worth. the usual pro-
gram was omitted and the hour given
to Dr. Scarborough who talked on the
WOmen's Training school in connection
with fhH Than1norfaa1 arr1frruTr-
spoke OF the possibilities for general
usefulness in church work by this
training. After his address a social
half hour was enjoyed. Refreshments
were served by the women Of the Mis-
sionary society OF the Highland Park
Baptist church. The next meeting Of
the association auxiliary will be held
in the First Baptist church on the first
Tuesday in March.
Mrs H. l. Graham was the leader
of the meeting OF the social service
department Of the missionary society
of Trinity Methodist church Tuesday
afternoon. held in the church parlOrs.
Mrs Paul Heermaus read the scripture
lesson The prayer was offered by
Mrs D. N Smith. Mrs. e. L Jones
reported for the cottage prayer meet
ings. Mrs. Laurence Reynolds talked
on the work OF the Lydia Patterson
Bible Institute A piano duet was
played by the Misses Ruth Heating
and Mary Heating. Mrs. Horace A.
Lay spoke on the county hospital and
Jail Miss Emma Brandeberry talked
on the Rose Gregory Houchen settle
ment house. Miss Anita Corbin spoke
OF the work at he Effie Eddington
home. 1Irs. J. L. Ely reported the So
cial service work of the state fedora
ton of WOmen's clubs convention re-
Gently held az Brentwood. Tex Mrs.
Wip Robinson and Mrs. ". II. Payne
were the hostesses.
Mrs W A Price entertained Circle
one o. the Missionary society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church Tues
day afternoon. at her home on Rio
Grande street. The afternoon was spent
in finishing the details for the annual
bazaar. After the work, the hostess
served light refreshments. At the ba-
zaar Mrs w A. Price viii be in charge
Of the dining room Miss Grace Peak
viii preside at the stationary booth At
the fancy work booth. Mrs George r
COwherd viii be In charge Mrs. Yer
non : Rogers viii he in charge Of the
fancy bag booth Mrs. J. T. Kilburn
and MIS- W W. Fink win have charge
OF the fancy apron booth. Mrs. Claude
Borcherding viii be in charge Of the
cooking. and Mrs. Harry Bethea and
Mrs. r. L Taukersley will be her as
sistants- In charge OF the candy booth
will be Mrs. L. l. Hamley and Mrs ..
B. Hedricll- Mrs SJV. Young viii be
in charge of the program. Dr. Willard
5. Sample viii direct the Sunday school
orchestra. which viii play during the
exercises