El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-03
Women's ORGANIZATIONS.

Presbyterian church met Tuesday aft
ernOOn in the church parlors- Mrs. j.
H. Grant the president conducted a
! brief business meeting. Following this
! the box was packed to be sent TO the
I Presbyterian orphans home at ltasca,
I Texas There were about is members
I present
The monthly business andt' social
! meeting Of the First Baptist church
! Missionary and Aid society was held
! Tuesday afternoon in the parlOrs of the
! church. 4 brief business meeting was
] held, with the usual officers present.
! The president Mrs. @. =. Putnam. pre-
} sided Refreshments were served. The
I hostesses were Mesdames P H. Brown,
: l. o. Hines, A. r SchOroup. J. H Smith
/ and Van c. Wilson.
: The Aid society Of the First Presby-
terrain church held its regular, business
meeting Tuesday afternoon in the par.
! Tors Of the church A program was Civ
/ en- following the business. Mrs. Wal
{ ter D. Howe and Mrs Robert l. HOlli-
I day each sang solos and Mrs. c. o.
Rucker gave several readings Mrs j.
] T. McBroom and Mrs. William Hogarth
were the hOstesses and served light re-
freshments. There were about so
present.
Mrs. A 6. Nelson's diision Of the mis-
siOnary society of the First Christian
church met Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlOrs- Mrs. r A. Hubbard
conducted the Bible study. Mrs G. A
Thumm led the prayer Mrs A G. Mel
son was in charge of the review of the
first chapter OF the study book. Forty
! Years of Service" Mrs Thornton
Hardie was in charge of the music and
played the accompaniment for the
hymns Refreshments were served az
ter the study There were about 40
members present
The regular weekly meeting Of the
FL Paso Equal Franchise league will
be held Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the chamber of commerce.
In addition to the regular business.
there viii be a number OF interesting
speakers Mrs Frank Scott FrickletOn
will speak on equal suffrage in Cali
fornia- Albert Taylor viii speak on
suffrage. Mrs. G. F. Elliott viii dis
cuss woman in religion. Readings up
on current suffrage events will be Civ
Horace a Lay and Miss Grace Virginia ,
Logan
The business meeting of the womens /!
missionary society Of Trinity Methodist |
church was held Tuesday afternoon in /
the church Darlors. Miss Alice Care /
Mrs Il \. Miller sang with Mrs J. G /
Ballard playing her accompaniment /
The various officers presented their re
ports feature Of the meeting was
the baptism Of two little children. Dr. !
and Mrs J. c Schuller's infant son. John !
9 SCHILLER. jr- and Mr.. and Mrs j. L
Esslinger's son, Jacie Lee EsslinEer, jr. {
Rev c. Wesley Webden officiated at the
baptism The meeting was well at
tended.
The woman's auxiliary TO the board
of missions met Tuesday afternoon in
the parish house Of the church OF St Z
Clement Mrs George RoutledEe pre-
sided Mrs j. n Ware reviewed the
missionary magazine. The Spirit Of
and also gave current events. I
Mrs Sarah b BarEer conducted the
study OF the mission study book. the Z
Why and How of Foreign Missions {
D faf %
the chapter presented and various
participated in this A social
half hour followed the program and
business meeting. with Mrs T. A Hen
ming and Mrs R y. Anderson serving
as hostesses-
An informal meeting Of the local
W.CT-J. was held Tuesday afternoon |
in the central rooms Of the N.W-CA- /
Mrs Horace A Lay. the president, pre-
sided Mrs. Mamie Webb Curtis. state Z
president of the W.C-T.U- gave an ad- I
dress TO the members advocating va
-ious new methods in the work Of the
union. She advocated the forming of !
circles whose members will specialize !
IN one particular line or on one par I
work The work Of the union was in
formally discussed by members Mrs. 2
j. a. Potter, Dr. Ida F. Bishop and .
others talked upon various activities Of !
the union during the past year
The monthly meeting Of the junior
Esther circle Of the First Methodist 7 ,
Episcopal church was held Tuesday
afternoon at the church. Miss Myrtle,
Mold, president presided. Miss Fay Ross J !
the secretary gave her report The
members responded with . scripture Z .
-erses to the roll call Miss Bessie Mat I
lice was in charge Of the program. !
which was based upon the social force I {
II Christian missions.s Miss Mattice Z
-ead a paper on the opening Of the
Slavic home in Pennsylvania. Miss
Myrtle Mold read a paper in which the
Japanese home in Hawaii was dis
;ussed. After the program and BUSH
less meeting light refreshments were ]
served. Those present were Misses
Bessie Mattice. Myrtle Mold. Elizabeth 4
Toote, Ivy Young, Fay Ross and Ruth D /
Pickles. The next meeting will be ..
leld the first Tuesday in December. !
The mission study class of the Phila- J
.hea class OF the First Presbyterian
'hUrch met Tuesday evening at the
ZONE Of Miss Florence Clark. on West
Missouri street Pink and white chrys-
,nthemums and ferns decorated the :
oOms in pleasing way. Mrs 4. G. !
saunders led the study and discussion :
# the book. The Kings Highway"
Hrs h. T. Bowie spoke on various
Opics brought out in the CHAPTER
tudied, and on missionary work in {
egypt, where Mrs. Bowie has a class
nate engaged in missionary work Miss
Emma Laughlin also talked on mission
ry work. Mrs. Amy butcher sang
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" Mrs.
'Oustegard King. who is spending a II
eW weeks IN Fl PasO. gave several @
ramatic readings and child stories At
he close Of the meeting Mrs. butcher e
ang- Refreshments were served in
which the color plan Of pink and white
vas repeated There were about 20 3
Members present