El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-01
Women S Organization.

| WOmen's Organizations.
The woman's auxiliary of the church
| of St Clement will meet Tuesday al
/ ternOon at 5 o'clock in Kendrick hall
Mrs Henry Easter, the WOmens organ
/ izations' delegate to the provincial
synod meetings in San Antonio. viii
! give her report.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
! the First Christian church well meet
! Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock IN the
! church parlOrs. Mrs. G. a. Thumm ana
her division will be in charge Of the
program. The members are expected
! to respond to the roll call with the
names of missionary books or OF new
members for the society.
The Phnathea class of the First Bap-
fist church met Saturday afternoon at
the church to hold its monthly business
meeting. When the business matters
! were over, light refreshments were
served The hOstesses were Misses
Ruby Jordan. Vera Hunt and Nettie
Hester. Among those present were
Mesdames c. c. Rigney, c. s. Eckard,
J Z. Greene. F. r. Maxwell, X. v Pear
SON Misses Ruby Smith, Ruby Jordan,
Vera Hunt Nettie Hester. Lulu HoWell,
Margaret Corn, OPAL Corn, Agnes Ster-
ling, Dove Husbands and Nellie Tay-
lor
A series of cottage prayer services
are being held this week by the mem
bers of the First Presbyterian churcn.
For Tuesday morning at 10 O'CLOCK
there will be three services, at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Johnson. 1123 Ne
vada street. with Mrs. Mary Carpenter
leader; at the home of Mrs. +. w. fdI %
l5er. sos Stewart street with Miss Gail
Lane as leader. and at the home OF
Mrs. c. W Wilcox, 1901 Magoff1n ave-
nue.. with Miss Kate Fink, leader
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Gaines enter
tanned at dinner Saturday night at the
Country club, complimentary TO MIS-
Mary P. Wilson, of Colorado springs
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. L.
Farrar ViOlets and ferns formed the
table centerpiece and pink shaded can
dies were about the table. The guests
were Mrs. Mary p. Wilson, Mr. and MIS-
B. L. Farrar, Mr.. and Mrs. A P. Coles
Miss Anne Lee Gaines and Lieut.. A. d.
Surles.
The Aid society of the First Presby-
terrain church will meet Tuesday AFTER
noon at o'clock in the church parlors.
Mrs. R.P-s MOssOu, Mrs James A. DICK
Mrs. Harris Walthall and Miss Kate
Fink will be the receiving committee
The devotional exercises viii be led by
Mrs. z. W. Parker, the president. A
musical program viii be given, Mrs
John L Dyer being in charge. Miss
Theo Patterson will play piano solos.
Mrs. Walter d. Howe and Mrs A. II.
Goldstein will sing a duet, Whisper
ing Hope" Mrs. Leila T. Moore viii be
their piano accOmpanist- Master George
Hervey will play violin solo La
SOralia;' Miss Virginia Bean viii play
his piano accompaniment Mrs. w. L.
Brown will sing Eyes Have Not Seen
with Mrs Mary Bond Wheat playing
her piano accompaniment. After the
program tea will be served. The host
esses will be Mesdames c. L. WOrden,
and II. NJ. Patterson.
A number of special features made
the vesper service OF the Young WOm-
ems Christian association Sunday aft
ernoon of unusual interest. Following
the devotional exercises Miss Katherine
Harper recited "Guinevere" Miss
Lauramaude Fink sang. Miss Mary
Heating and Miss Ruth Heating played
a piano duet. The children's chorus
from the Rose Gregory HOuchen settle
ment house sang. Miss Harriet Herr
mans sang a solo, Christ VIII Take
Care of You" Mrs. Paul Heermans
played her piano accompaniment. Miss
Alice Cook and Miss Sophie Gilchrist
sang a duet Mrs Paul Heermans was
the hostess for the afternoon and served
tea. The vesper service next Sunday
afternoon viii be a memorial for Miss
Grace Dodge, the late president OF the
national board Of directors, whose death
occurred in New York recently. Mrs.
Paul Heermans will be in charge and
the members of the local board of d.
rectors will assist her.
The social service committee of the
Trinity MeUnOQlSL cnurCn Ala SOClGL9
was entertained Friday afternoon by
its chairman. Mrs. c. Wesley Webdel'
at her home on Mesa avenue. Pink car
nations and violets made the rooms
most attractive. Mrs. Webdel opened
the meeting with the reading of the
scripture lesson. Plans for increasing
the work for the "shutins" of the
church were discussed. Mrs. Horace A.
Lay was appointed superintendent of
the distribution of religious literature
Mrs J. o. Wiley was appointed chair
man of the committee to look after the
visiting of the 'shutins" The committee
also planned to assist the A. NJ e.
church missionary societies. The social
service committee will be in charge Of
the Missionary society program on
the afternoon Of the fourth Tuesday in
March, when the subject will be THE !
at Home. Our Opportunity
Mrs. Empress Arlington, conference
president, and Mrs. ]. J. Ayers, auxiliary |
president, met with the committee |
which is composed of the following ]
members: Mesdames W. B. Gillespie |
r H. Sanders. J. D. Payne, j. o. Wiley, /
Horace A. Lay, S. S. Birchfield, 2. Cor I
don Perry, L. D. Hullum, L. j. TrOtti, /
Wip Robinson, T. H. Binkley, c. T. Nc !
Hugh and W. Mcdonald. At the con- |
the business refreshments |
were served by the hostess.