El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-08
Women's Organizations.

The meeting Of the sewing circle
Of the Philathea class OF Trinity Meth
odist church viii be postponed from
saturday afternoon TO a week later.
Mrs Tom Lea entertained the Thurs
DAY Embroidery club Thursday after
moor at her home on Nevada street.
The afternoon was spent in the usual
way with fancy work and a salad
course was served by the hostess. h
guests of the club were Mrs. G.. a.
1 Thumm and Mrs. Ed Pew. Mrs. 7. H..
Binkley will entertain the club at its
next meeting on October 81.
The meeting of the city union of the
Baptist Young Peoples Unions viii be
held tonight at the First Baptist
church. The meeting viii be held in
the lecture room of the church and
viii begin at $50 o'clock. There viii
be the usual usiness meeting, fol-
lowed by a program and a social hour.
The union is composed of the societies
OF the First Baptist church. the CAL
vary-HOuStOn Square Baptist church.
the Highland Park Baptist church and
the East Fl Paso Baptist church
The Woman'S Auxiliary OF the Grand
View Baptist mission met at the chapel
At 2-3O Tuesday Rev l.. y. Langston.
pastor of the Highland Park Baptist
church. conducted the devotional exer-
cises. The secretary, Mrs. Ponder :
Carter. called the roll of members and
read the report of the last meeting.
Mrs. s L Holloway had charge Of the
Bible study It was announced that a
box valued at over $500 was sent last
week to the Buckner Orphans home,
the Grand View society contributing a
small part. Mrs. Williams rendered a
solo. Mrs A J. Rose, president Of the
Highland Park Baptist Aid society.
gave a very interesting talk on the
Buckuer Orphans home. Members and
guests present were Rev. l. y. Lang
ston, Mesdames 5. /. Holloway. Ponder
; Carter, j. r ~BOndurant, J. +. Grubbs,
G. r Merritt, Alice kabitsch, 4. J..
Rose, 5. J. Craddocl. F. H. Sanderson,
H J. McGraw. Eta Reed. Joe Jackson.
j. ". Earle. Williams. Howell.
The annual registration party for the
various classes Of the Young Women's
Christian association was held Thurs
day night in the downtown rooms Of
the association. The party was opened
by a march led by the physical direc-
tor Of the association, Mrs. H. B.. Ste
vens, IT., and some OF the girls Of last
years gymnasium classes Miss Anne
Weeks gave several humorous read
ings.- Miss Maude Lynch played piano
solos. The songs and yells used at
the annual general conference Of the
association at Estes Park eduring the
summer. were given by the delegates,
Mrs H. T. Bowie. Mrs. Florence Glenn.
Miss Florence Durkee, Miss Della Kie-
fer and Miss Lena Eichaker. There
were 50 members registered for classes
for the first terms work Mrs J. r.
harper LDOA me 4E5ASAL dAAD-4S LOL the
gymnasium classes. Mrs Alma Cox for
the first aid classes. Mrs. Alice Nc
Spadden for the Spanish classes. Mrs
F. ?. White for the Bible classes and
Mrs. H. T Bowie for the hiking club
and also applications for classes not
provided. A zylOphone concert was
given with Mrs. /. s Howard acting
as the director and the following form
ing the human zylOphOne- Mrs Alice
McSpadden. Misses Kate Hanley, Lena
Eichaker. Betty Mary Smith, Margaret
Redmond and Bertha Bonita. A mem
bership council was elected, composed
Of Mesdames William Maurer, Laura
Z. Peniwell and L. S. Howard, Misses
Sadie Wellend, Katherine Hamilton.
Annette COwles. Floy Pence, Mary
Jackson, Rose AronsOn. Ada GOff, Net
tie Jones and Ruth NJ AuSur. This
council will cooperate with the execu-
tive committee Of the association in
bringing the board Of directors in
closer touch with the general body OF
members. Mrs H 7. Bowie presided
at the election and presented the nom
nations OF the nominating committee
Mrs. R D. Robinson acted as the secre-
tary. At the close Of the evening. an
ice course was served by the girls q
the camp fire circles, with Mrs. H B
Durkee in charge. There we're over 30
young women present