El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-24
Women Organizations.

The st. Patricks cathedray altar
guild win meet Thursday afternoon at
3 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. T. Suli-
van. $50 Epson avenue.
The Queen Esther circle viii meet
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Albion A Jones, in Grand View Miss
Isabelle Valentine VIII be the leader
Mrs. Percy 1IcGhee, IT, viii enter
tain the Zeta Tau Aupha sorority
Thursday afternoon, at the home or
her sister, Mrs Clyde league, on Los
Angeles street
The association of women's auxil-
iaries Of the Baptist churches Of the
city will hold quarterly meeting az
Ysleta- at the Baptist mission, next
Tuesday, for an all day session, begin
ming at 10 o'clock.
The Highland Park Baptist church
missionary and aid society met tuesday
afternoon at the church. The STUDY
book, IN Royal Service" was studied
Mrs. A j. Rose presided at the meet
ing. which was well attended
The study meeting Of the Aid and
Missionary society Of calvary - olstoll
Square Baptist church was held Tues
day afternoon at the church. Rev. W.
: i. Hatcheu conducted the Bible study.
A brief business meeting was held az
the close Of the study hour.
The prayer meeting tonight at 4.SO
I at the First Christian church viii be
a memorial for Miss Fanny Crosby. the
noted blind hymn writer, who recently
died. A sketch Of her life viii be Civ
en- by the pastor, Rev p. j. Rice. and
the hymns she composed VIII be sung
The Philomathean Literary society
girls presented the playlet, Men Not
Wanted at the high school assembly
period Tuesday The play was cleverly
acted at the High school fair Saturday
night and was repeated by the request
Of the students who were managing
the other booths and attractions and
were therefore unable TO see the play
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First Methodist church
I Will meet Thursday afternoon at :
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. 7 b Fos-
ter. 1909 Mundy avenue The study
I chapter viii be the red man and his
white neighbors. Mesdames George
I r Cowherd. J. Z. KiIburn. W. ". Fink
and c. H. Appleton viii discuss this
subject Mrs II. i. Mudd viii read an
indian story. There viii be a debate
/ on the question. Resolved, that the
( white man has helped the indian more
than he has injured him" Miss S. V,
Brandeberry will take the affirmative
] side and Mrs J. B. Foster the negative
side. Mrs. ". H Pickles will present
! the story Of Ramona"
Study of the series OF books, THE
/ Woman Citizens Library viii be COM
] menced at the Thursday meeting Of the
I FL Paso Equal Franchise league TO be
held at o'clock in the parlors OF Hotel
OrndOrff This course Of study COM
3 p1etelv covers the legal status Of wom-
en- and all political questions and u
a publication issued by the University
( extension branch Of the University OF
! Wisconsin. At each meeting also a
/ brief period will be given 10 parlia-
mentary drill. conducted by the parlia-
! meunarian, Mrs Lewis K Underhill and
to a ten minutes reading OF the consti-
[ tuition Of the United States. followed By
/ discussion. Mrs s. H WOrren. the
( chairman Of the program committee
, viii talk on the suffrage meetings OF
I the women OF Europe
Officers were elected for the mis-
! sionary society OF Westminster Pres
: bvterian church. at a meeting Tuesday
/ afternoon OF all the branches OF the
: society. held at the home Of Mrs J. w
/ 3. Robinson. on Montana street Mrs
I J. F. Abbott was elected president; MS
] George Coles. vice president. Miss Sallie
: Smith, secretary, and Mrs W h l5oretz
/ treasurer. Mrs. J. E. Abbott and Mrs