El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-17
Won1an's Organization.

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There will be a meeting of the altar
guild of St Patrick's cathedral Friday
afternoon at o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. T. E. Bowen, in the Fisk apart
ments.
The WOman's Christian Temperance
union viii hold its regular monthly
meeting Friday afternoon at the Young
Womans Christian association rooms
downtown The meeting will begin at
8 o'clock.
For the purpose of making a quilt
for the Rescue home, meeting of the
women of Westminster Presbyterian
church aiu society was held TUESDAY
ar the home Of Mrs J. H. Grant. The
materials had ben given to the society
by Mrs Mary Rankin for this IurE
The guests seWed all day, enjoying q
picnic lunch at noon. In the afternoon
the regular business meeting OF the
society was held. Those attending the
meeting were Mesdames W. II. Loretz,
Laura MObIey, John Mobley. J. W. b.
Robinson, W. c. Raum, J. B. DuBOse,
Jennie Nash, n. R. ShankIe, Paul Heer-
mans j. E. Abbott, Bradford Hardle,
Julia Farrow, Eula Ragsdale, J. R.
BrOyles, II. p. Hunt and A. H. Hughes
The regular monthly social of the
Woman's Missionary society of TrInlE
Methodist church was held Tuesday al
ternoon at the home of Mrs. j. {.
Schiller, on Prospect avenue The most
esses were Mesdames J. c. SCHUYLER, L.
J. Trotti Wip Robinson, Ross E. Bryan
and O. A Danielson. The guests
brought their sewing and fancy work
and while they were so engaged en-
joyed musical selections. Mrs. Joe
Brown and Miss Jimmie Willis played
piano solos. Miss Willis also sang. Mrs.
VIII T. owen sang several selections
accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
Adine T. owen. Miss Katherine Har-
per and Miss Anita Corbin gave several
readings. Following the program, re-
freshments were served by the host
essess At the next meeting of the So
ciety literary program will be given.
Mrs. J. Mack Crawford will preside.
at our own door" was the topic of
the aid and missionary society meeting
at the Calvary-HOustOn Square Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. F.
Hatchen led the bible study. Rev. o. j.
Wade read story, Humanity House
by the Side of the Road" Mrs. c. A.
Bush gave a chart talk on the church
as the center of all good Mrs. c. L.
Van Eaton, the president, talked on
personal service. The report from the
cottage PRAYER meetings was given by
Mrs. r. J. Compton. The report Of the
hospital visiting committee was given
by Mesdames Mamie Gist and A. ). How
ard. Mrs. William ROtermund talked
on friendly visits among the church
members. A duet was sung by Mrs.
Harry Burton and Mrs. Harry Swain,
accompanied by Mrs. W. H. Vance. Vis-
iting the Sunday school pupils was dis
cussed by Mrs. J. J.. QUITS. Mrs. W. Z.
Robertson talked on the work OF the
rescue home. Mrs. S. T. Turner talked
on associated charities. Miss Florence
Durkee talked on the work Of the
Young WOmen's Christian association.
Mrs. T. NJ Peck read a story entitled
sadie Dean" in which prevention,
rather than rescue work. was urged.
Mrs. F A. Hodge, Mrs S. T. Turner and
Mrs Irving Mcneil were in charge Of
the program. The meeting was well at
tended.
The monthly social and missionary
meeting of the aid society OF the tIrst
BAPTIST church was held Tuesday at
ternOon at the home of Mrs. e. 7. Put
nam, on North Ell PasO street. Mrs
J. f Williams, the president conduct
ed the opening devotional exercises
Mrs. 7. W Lanier was the leader of the
afternoons program. Mrs c. A Hooper
read the scripture lesson Mrs. {. Il.
Elliott. president of the Rescue Home
association talked on the beginnings
of the Rescue home Capt Mary Evans
Of the SalvatiO narmy talked on the
working of the rescue home, of which !
she is in charge Miss Florence Durkee /
talke don the conditions in the County I
hospital and the equipment OF the church 1
schools among the MeXicanS- Mrs Z. J
ID. Daniels, of the Baptist Mexican mis- /
sion, talked on the needs of the mis- /
sion. which has at present about, lou !
Mexican children as a daily average. (
Refreshments and a. social time fol- |
lowed the program. The hOstesses were !
Afesdames G. p. Putnam, NJ. Maggie, Ida /
Spain. James H. Smith and J. A Corn
Among those present were Rev. and Mrs [
J. F. Williams; Mesdames T. ". Lanier,
c. d. Daniels, c. F. Elliott, A. NJ Wal
thai. William Graves, Ida Spain, l. II.
Ferguson, Carrie Evans, A. Burr, A
Amick. Laura Franklin, Elizabeth Elem
nil<en. G. NJ. Orr Josephine Nations
Morfit. A. Halle, P. II. Brown, Jerome
Cowan. c. H Ashton, P. NJ. R1gdon,
Howard Thompson Tom Lea, Irving
Mcneil. Robert Bowie, G. p Putnam
lanes H. Smith, NJ Maggie, V. Z. Ware
and 4 a Corn: Misses Elizabeth Hail.
Nell Taylor, Florence Durkee, Belle
Randle and Capt. Mary Evans.
FL P0so0ns Returning.