El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-20

Craige, Edmund Lachman. James 4.
} Dick. A. l. Hawley, A. Matthias, W. h
| Moore and Haymon Krupp.
! The reception hall was decorated
/ with quantities Of autumn leaves and
! frost tinted vines, festooned in an eff
I fective fashion. The lights were shaded
! with autumn tints and bowls OF mari
5 Colds and dahlias were about In the
Z drawing room the vines and autumn
+ leaves were used and there were vases
J of chrysanthemums and dahlias. with
many low bowls Of marigOlds about the
room.
which was decorated in pink. The
chandelier lights were pink hued and
a crystal vase filled with pink dahlias
: formed the table centerpiece. Pink
about the vase. Surrounding il were
white tapers in crystal sticks tied with
pink tulle bows The guests were the
members Of the WOman's club
&
Officers of the junior Queen Esther
circle were elected Tuesday afternoon
at a meeting held in the parlors Of the
First Methodist church Myrtle Mold
was elected president Bessie Mattice,
vice president; Ruth Pickles, cores
pOnding secretary: Fay Ross, recording
secretary: Ethel Neal, treasurer: Eliza
beth FOOte, secretary Of the baby
branch. Mothers Jewels" A program
was given Elizabeth FoOte told a story
of the Mexican children in the Har-
wood Industrial home in Albuquerque.
Ruth Pickles told the story of how a
little girl helped the temperance cause.
Myrtle Mold gave a story OF the Ben
nett Industrial home in Mississippi.
Light refreshments were served and a
social time enjoyed. As a number of
the members celebrate their birthday
anniversaries this week. the circle viii
give a birthday anniversary party Fri
day night from : to o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. E E Mold on East Boule-
ward At the meeting there were pres
ent Ivy Young. Nargery Foutz. Mona
FoutZ, Iona FouIz. Edith Woeler, Bes-
sic aAIttice. Ethel Neal. Fay Ross. Ayr-
tie Mold, Rachel Boynton. Reoa Light.
Ruth Pickles, Elizabeth Foote. and Mrs
c. H Appleton and Mrs Albion A
Jones
The Bible STUDY department Of the
Young Women's Christian association Z
held its annual supper in the lunch /
room OF the association Tuesday night I
There were 81 girls present Miss Gail /
Lane talked on the field TO be Guilt Z
waited. Mrs. H. B. Durkee spoke on the /
training of the worker. Miss Bess f:
Brown talked on inspiring the various .
members. Miss Lillian Rawley dis }
cussed ways of reaching the unaffiliated Z
girls. Miss Florence Durkee talked on I
our relation TO the situation The regu- I;
lar Bible classes begin next week and ,
VIII be held on TUESDAY ana friday 3
nights There are Al members enrolled.
II Of which are Sunday school teach
ers
The Missionary union Will meet At 4
the parish house of the Church Of st. I
Clement Thursday afternoon at
o'clock A missionary from China Miss
Ruth Anglin. dressed in a Chinese COS
tune, viii give the address Of the day.
The program Will open with a hymn.
Miss Emma Brandeberry viii read the
scripture lesson. Mrs. T. J. Ayers will 4
lead the prayer The rOllcall of churches
viii follow. Then the business session
viii be held Miss Constance Pateman
viii sing a solo. The session will close
with a HYMN and a benediction.
Division No / of the missionary So
ciety of the First Christian church met
at the church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
A. G. Nelson, leader of the division. was
in charge Of the meeting. Plans for
the winters work were discussed At
the general missionary society meeting
next month this division will have
charge Of the program and this was 7
planned Mrs. Nelson served light re-
frcshments and a social hour was en-
jOyed after the business.
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The regular weekly meeting Of the
FL PasO Equal Franchise league will be /
held at 3;15 o'clock at the chamber II
commerce. The program will be given
for the 50 new junior members. Mrs. Z