El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-17
WOmen,s ORGANIZATION.

The daughters OF Erin viii have q
81 FaJrleks party tonight in Marquette
The First Christian church has ar
ranged for the appearance of the
MISSES FULLER, trio OF singers OF
English. Irish, Scotch and other folk
SONGS. and they viii appear I'm the
onufen auditorium on ~ Wednesday
evening, March 20 The proceeds will
so toward the rescue home.
Miss Matte Peters talked on ccnGi-
tons ln Mexico and her experience dur
ms tl- trouble lu NerleruZ. al a meet
ms OF lne Womels Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church Tues
day afternoon in the Caurch uarIors-
Mfs- AarE Hamilton was iu charge Airs.
~ -- EFgcSett talked ON current events.
-i-s- " e--er scott sang with Mrs o. A.
tIllchetl playing her commandment
served
Mrs S. Blue entertained yesterday
with a silver tea 10r she members of
the Alta Vista Baptist mission aid The
decorations were in ST. Patrick colurs
The dining table was beautifully dec
GRATED with uarCissus and ferns Mrs.
D. d. Benjamin assisted I'm the enter
tanning Dainty refreshments were
serNed -lrs- .. W Harley poured tea
and AIRS L. J. McFau poured coffee
THOSE present were ATesdames j. w
Hul, J.. b. ACCIlrOCE Allison - r.
Patton, ]. W. Harley. r. H. Benjamin.
L.. l. : Mgt an. > $, Saensr, j. D. Stevens
The aid society OF Westminster
Fres1F terrain church met Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. i. A. smith.
ago Arizona street Officers were
eleclel Tor the coming year. Mrs d
IT, Grant was elected president AIRS.
Jennie Nash, vice president. Mrs Paul
l1eerm1us, treasurer, Mrs j. w B.
robertson, secretar- After the BUSH
ness meeting, refreshments were
The monthly meeting Of the Womer' IS
CntlsLlan temperance union will be
held Friday afternoon at o'clock in
the rooms Of the y. ". C. A. down
town
The new patriotism was the discus
sion subject Of the missionary meeting
TUESDAY aIIerucOn OF the Aid and Mis-
sloAal5 society or Calvary Houston
square Baptist church, held in the
churcn parL0rs. AIRS. Stanley BeVan pre-
sided and was in charge of the program
Airs. T. NJ Reed led the devotional ex-
erclSes- Airs. Bevan read the scriuture
lesson Mrs. Blanch kimer talked on
patriotism. Mrs. G.. Duunlug spoke of
the home mission board Mrs j i. Nil
Ter talked OF foreigners and immi-
grants Mrs 7. l. Peach spoke about
the immigrant children. Mrs. c. i. Van
Eaton led the PRAYER FOR the immf-
grants Mrs. Oswald Cheek sang. Fol
lowing the program, refreshments were
served The hOstesses Of the afternoon
were Mesdames e.. Y. Jackson. c. Rush
ing and A. Stalheaver.
The women of the aid and mission
airy society Of the First Baptist church
held the first meeting of the week OF
prayer meetings Tuesday afternoon in
the church. Mrs. n =. Harris led the
meeting She was assisted by Mrs.
Elmer Stearus. The subject was pa
triotism and home missions. There was
a very good attendance. a social half
noun followed. Tine hostesses were
Mesdames p. r. Bigdon, j. Is. Clark.
j. B. sutton, o. s BlanJon and Mary
Price. Tonight the meeting viii take
the place of the regular mid-vveek
prayer meeting Mrs. rs. r. HatchelI
VIII be the leader. The topics will
De Indians. Immigrants, Negroes and
Mountain Schools on THURSDAY aft
ernoou the meeting viii be conducted
by Mrs @. ~ Or, and the topic viii
be the south. Mrs. C. H Ashton will
be the leader Friday afternoon and
evangelism viii be discussed