El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-24
Women's Organizations.

The meeting Of the st. Patrick's altar
guild. which was to have been held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. P.
II. Luckett, on Epson avenue, has been
postponed on account of the Illness Of
Mrs. LucketL.
Among those attending the meeting
we've Mesdames Ober Odds. r. G. Kill
gore, J. A Potter, X A. EdmOnds. Earl
Phillips, Charles McAlpine. W Il
Pickles and II. O.. Porter. Mrs. Pickles
will entertain the circle on Dec. O.
Circle four, Of the Aid society Of the
First Methodist Episcopal cnuIch. met
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF AIRS
H. G. Porter. on Rampant street Pans
were made for a recital to be given
by Miss Virginia Bean, viOlinist; Hiss
Belle White, soprano. and Miss Mar
garet Young. pianist; which viii be
Circle j of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, met Tuesday afternoon
At the home OF Mrs Ella Rogers, in
Highland Park There was a good at
tendance. The Members devoted the
afternoon to making fancy work for the
coming bazaar. Plans We're made for
an oyster supper to be given in the
near future. Refreshments we're served
bv the hostess, assisted by her daugh-
ter, Mrs v. :. Rogers, at the close OF
the afternoons work
Mrs. 7. y. Pierce entertained the
woman's missionary society OF the
Highland Park Baptist church Tuesday
afternoon. at her new home on Copper
street. Mrs. A. W Clayton led the
missionary society meeting Tanks on
personal service were made by Mrs
John Cribs, Mrs Asa Webb, Mrs 5. j.
Craddock. Mrs. T. y. Pierce and Mrs A.
J. Rose. Refreshments were served BY
the hostess in the social hour which
followed
The woman's guild Of the church OF
St Clement met Tuesday afternoon In
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pointed committees for the annual din
ner and bazaar which Will be held
early in December. Mrs H W Broad
dus is chairman Of the dinner com
mittee and her assistants are Mesdames
J. A. Rawlings, Cooley
Anna Porter krauSe, j. j. Ormsbee-
George Rogers, T. F. J Mccarthy, B.
NJ G. Williams, c. C Crews, E P KEEP
ley and C. T.. W~aterhouse. Mrs. Il c
Myies viii be in charge of the fancy
work booth of the bazaar, with Mrs.
Walter L. Arnold, Mrs. Frank L Tor
res and Airs. F. O.. Searles assisting her.
The towel booth viii be in charge Of
Mrs. Fred Bauer and Mrs. Hal E
Christie. In charge OF the dolls and
handkerchief booth viii be Mrs Ed
White and Mrs. D. /. Ray. At the
candy booth Will be Mrs. c NJ Lyman
n Miss Gertrude Yale The infant
booth viii have Mrs L H Tucker and
Mrs Hugh White in charge.
The missionary society Of Westmins-
ter Presbyterian church met Tuesday
afternoon for its regular fOrtnisntly
meeting. in the church parlors- Mrs
J.. Z. Abbott. the president, presided.
Rev. J.. Z Abbott conducted the open
ing devotional exercises and made a
brief speech of encouragement to the
members for their work and thanks for
their support during his pastOrate- The
talk was in the nature OF a farewell, as
this will be Mr.. AbbOtt's last meeting
with the society. In the brief business
meeting. the matter Of having the aid
and missionary societies meet the same
day. making but two meeting days a
month. was discussed and decided upon.
Miss Sallie VIII Smith vas in charge
Of the ogram Of the day which she
opened by reading the 1O4 Psalm Mrs.
2. K. Hazard led the prayer Brazil
was the topic OF the prOgram for the
afternoon and Miss Small talked about
the customs and habits OF the people
of Brazil. Miss Annie Watson talked
about the Brazil missions and Mrs J.
l. Abbott gave a map talk N north
Brazil missions. Mrs Paul Heer-
read an interesting paper
IN VIVA Brazil needs Mr.. Abbott sam
e solo. with Mrs W. H LOretz playing
accompaniment The meeting was
well attended.