El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-12
WOmen's Organizations.

St Patrick's altar guild Will meet
| Thursday afternoon instead Of Friday
afternoon. at o'clock. at the home Of
Mrs i. L. Mundy, on North Oregon
street.
The meeting Of the Dorcas society of
Trinity Methodist church. which was to
nave been held on Friday night will
be held a week from Friday night at
the home Of Mrs G. l. Jones.
The members of the Daughters of
the American Revolution will be the
special guests of Robert i. Lee chap
ter Of the L. d. c., to attend the ami
versary program of the Robert =. Lee
chapter, which will be given Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. 10, in the parlors of the
Elks' clubhouse
The meeting of the Bible Study class
Of the Philathea class of the First
Presbyterian church was changed from
Monday night to Wednesday night, on
account of the opening of the made in
Ell PaSO show" Monday night. The
class will meet at the home Of Miss
Nell Porter, soc Nevada street Miss
Porter and Miss Mae Morris will be in
charge of the program.
The Woman's Sewing circle, of Tenn
pie Mt Sinai, the Hebrew Benevolent
society, and the Aid society held meet
ings at Temple Mt. Sinai in the Sunday
school room of the temple Monday af-
ternoon. The Sewing society met first
and spent the time in making garments
for the poor. Then an election was
held and the officers were reelected.
Mrs. Olga KOhlberg, president: Mrs.
Nathan solomon, secretary, and Mrs.
Nathan Lapowski, treasurer Follow
ing this the Aid society held its cleo
ton, rejecting all of its officers. who
are; Mrs. J. Calisher, president; Mrs.
). Aronstein, vice president; Mrs J.
Zelman. secretary, and Mrs. Martin
Zielonka, treasurer. Following all
these meetings refreshments were
served. The hostesses of the day were
Mesdames S. I. Schwartz, s. J. Freuden-
thai, s. HerskOwitz. Harris KruDp. Sam
GiYens and Miss Sadie Nathan. Among
the members present, in addition to
the hostesses, were: Mesdames Frank
IlabOvsky HaymOn Krupp, d. p. Du-
bnSkl. Paul Lisso, J. Calisher, II. Z.
Barnett. J. BrOmberg, Ben Swat, Ma
than GOldoft, NJ. GOldOft Charles Civ
berg S. Rosen, A Blumenthal. A. Good
man. 5. ArOnstein. i. Sanders. f.
Wishbrun, A. Newsted. G. Dawedorf. L, I
Kohlberg. z. Grossblatt, a A. Kline. H /
Nathan, N. Mayer, J. E. Winner. Simon
Iurn. c. Auer, i. CherniS, I. Strauss, !
T. Prayer, Esther Levy. 7. Ziegler and
!. SilveTman; Misses Minnie Holman,
Grace Mayer and Della MOye.
Mrs. George LeBaron was the story !
teller at the monthly story hour for the !
camp fire circle, held Monday after |
noon IN the downtown rooms of the /
Dung WOmen's Christian association. !
Her subject was the life of Sheldon |
Jackson. pioneer missionary in the I
Rocky Mountain states. This mission
airy had rs his field of work nine /
states and four territories, from the I
northern boundary Of Mexico to the /
northern boundary of Montana. He /
worked in this field for 50 years and /
IN that time Travelled over 1.OOO, 900 /
miles. by stagecOach, horseback. canoe /
and afOot in one year he Travelled !
5i,UO0 miles The churches he eStab- !
llSned were often 100 miles apart and {
ne visited them all frequently The
latter part Of his life he devoted to
work IN Alaska, where his most nota-
bic achievement was the Introduction
31 the reindeer as a domestic animal ]
or use by the Alaskans. He person
ally made 80 trips 10 Northern Siberia
% bring these animals to Alaska. Mrs
e BarOn's talk completed the series Of
lie stories of five missionaries. the
preceding missionaries being David
livingston, missionary to Africa John
= Patton. missionary to the New He
lrldeS; father Damien, missionary to /
ne lepers Of the Hawaiian islands:
" Hired 7. Greenfeu. missionary to
.abrador. The lives OF these men were
eYlewed by the girls of the camp fire
.lrcles- following Mrs. LeBarOn's talk
me OF the requirements for certain
ionor beads in the camp fire circles is
o be able to tell the careers of five
4 the pioneer missionaries. The girls
re studying the FLAGS and rulers Of the
european nations and on Monday the
.lrlsc brought their drawings OF the
Tags Of Belgium and Servia. In the
ote as 70 the best drawing. the flags
f Doris Littell received the largest
lumber. wish those Of Vinetta Lin
auer coming second. The story hour
Iosed with the singing of the ''Wohe-
o. chant Preceding the story hour the
uardlans Of the camp fire circles met
hey are planning for the presentation /
I dramatizatiOn of LongfeIlow's
HIawatha' by the camp fire girls in