El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-06
WOmen's Organizations.

entertain the members Of the Kensing-
ton Embroidery club Of FL Paso at her
home next Wednesday.
The guild Of the ---estmInster Pres
byterian church Will meet Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs John
Mobley, on North Kansas street
The junior missionary society o.
Trinity Methodist church is MIA ming
to give a party the first Of next week
In honor Of Charles Byrum WebdeII-
who with his parents, viii bel eaving
the city soon.
Capt Wilson b. Burt. Of the goth in
fantry. who has Just returned from
Europe, viii speak ON the military
training camp for business men and
the benefits for military training for
men, at the evening meeting of the
III PaSo Equal Franchise League. which
Will be held Thursday night at s o'clock
at the chamber of commerce. The meet
ing is open to all men and women in
terested- capt l. T. McLaren viii
speak on military training for boys.
Eight new members were admitted to
the FL PasQ Woman's club at the meet
ing Of the board Of directors of the
club, which was held Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. Charles B. Stevens. on
West Rio Grande street The new mem
bers are Mesdames w y. Small, Harvey
j. McMullen, w II. LOretz, John Grant
u. A. Brooks. A j. McQuatters and
Misses Margaret Young and Annie T.
White. The usual routine business re
chairmen were given.
The aid society OF the First Presby-
terrain church met Tuesday afternoon
at the church. There We're about 80
people present. 1t was decided to give
a dinner on october Il. After the
business meeting, a social hour was
enjoyed Miss Phyllis LOrig recfted
Jeans Letter" and a Lovely Scene"
Mrs l. o. Hines recited -Betsey and
are Out and Il Amt Going to CRY
Anymore" Refreshments Were served
Mrs George Cromble was in charge
OF the serving committee. -Four new
members Joined the society at the
meeting These We're Mesdames W u.
Howe, Robert L. Holiday. II. Hays
Watson and Carroll Helmick
The first meeting Of the season Of the
WOman's auxiliary Of the Church Of St
Clement, was held Tuesday afternoon in
kendrick hall Mrs George RoutIedge
presided al the brief business meeting
that opened the program. Mrs. Henry
Easter presented the first chapter OF
the study book. The Why and How OF
Foreign Missions" A chapter OF this
book viii be studied and discussed at
each meeting through the winter. Mrs
r. Y Anderson presented current
events. a social time followed the
study and light refreshments were en-
Joyed- The hostesses were Mrs Sarah
Barger and Mrs Annie Maetze The
meeting was well attended.
The business meeting OF the aid and
missionary society of the First Ban
fist church was held Tuesday after
noon IN the church parlOrs. Plans for
the winters work were made. After
the business session a social hour was
enjoyed and an ice course was served
The hOstesses for the day were Mes
danes G. r Putnam, Frank Spence
Meta Wlndes and W ! Buie- Among
those present were Mesdames William
Graves, J. +. Williams. Tom Lea, c.
Wheeler, r. Fl. Bishop, Dora Hester. W
j. Bule, Meta WindeS, r. Il. Harris. w
A. Halle, G. p Putnam, Howard Thomp-
son, J. A Jones, J. r Ferguson. J. A
Norris, ". o. Moore. Claude Stuart
George orr, : j. Franklin. Fred Wee k
erie, j. H. Smith, T. r. Brown. J. H
Morford, Miss Anna Franklin and
The first meeting OF the woman's
missionary society Of the Firs- Chris
tian church, under the direction OF the
newly elected officers, was held Tues
sided and Mrs. D. s johnson was the
secretary 1t was decided to have
mission study class meeting once a
month, apart from the regular meet
ing day Mrs. He'll Hale was the lead
er Of the study Of the mission study
book The Kings Highway" Mrs.
Irene Hubbard had charge Of the de-
vOtional period Of the meeting The
leaders Of the divisions Of the society
were announced Mrs. r 3. Homan will
be the leader Of division one; Mrs W
A. Price, OF division two Mrs. Ida Pea
cock, Of division three: Mrs. Wade
Cunningham, OF division four, and Mrs
T. keener. Of division five The bal
ance Of the meeting was devoted to
planning Tor the-wincar work Light
refreshments were served during the
social hour which closed the meeting.
The officers Of the society were the
hostesses.
The regular meeting Of the woman's
missionary society of Trinity Metho-
dist church was held Tuesday after
noon in the parlors Of the church. Mrs.
l. j. Ayers presided. Mrs H A. Schrock
read the scripture lesson. The usual
routine reports OF the officers were
presented Mrs. W. A Trayler. who is
soon TO go TO San Antonio. to make
that city her home presented her resig-
nation as superintendent OF the chill
dren's missionary work GIrs Traylef
was given a rising vote Of thanks BY
the members for her work in this ca
pacity- AIRS. J. A. smith sang. The
rooms were decorated with carnations
roses and cosmos blossoms. Announce
ments were made Of the week Of pray
CT. 10 be held the week beginning No
vember Z, and of the meeting on Octo-
Der %. when the reports on the con-
ference at Maria viii be made. A tea
was planned TO be given at the home
OF Mrs 5 $ BirchfielI early in No
vember. Mrs. J. l. Ely will be in
charge of the study meeting Of the
society next week.