El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-03
WOmen'S Organizations.


church. will meet Thursday afternoon
in the church parlors at $3.50 o'clock.
The usual meeting of the Equal
Franchise association Will be held
( Thursday afternoon at O'Clock IN the
parlOrs of Hotel OrndorfE
The first of a series of health talks
will be given at the Y. w. c. A. down
town rooms Friday night at $50 o'clock
by Dr. G. H. Mengel, who viii talk on
the care of the Teeth These nan
hour talks will be given every other
Friday night for the rest of the season.
A meeting Of the Civic Improvement
league was held Tuesday afternoon in
the parlors Of Hotel Sheldon. Mrs. Burt
Orndorff. the president presided.
number of matters needing improve
ment were discussed and committees
were appointed to bring these before
the proper authorities.
The Aid society of the First Baptist
church met Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlors. Following the deYo-
tional exercises. Mrs. NJ Maggie read an
interesting paper of the life and char
acter of Miriam" A brief business
session followed. The next meeting will
be devoted to bible study.
An interesting meeting of the
WOmans Missionary society of the
First Christian church was held Tues
day afternoon in the church parlOrs.
Mrs. G. A. ThUmm was in charge of the
program. Mrs. Frank Hulett read the
SCRIPTURE lesson. Mrs George SharI
led the prayer. Mrs W. H. Bryan talked
on current events. Mrs. W. L Fox
worth led the home mission study from
the book On Redman'S Land The
program concluded with prayer by
Mrs. Thumm. Following the program,
refreshments were served by MIS-.
Tbumm and the members of her d1-
vision. The rooms were decorated with
flags in honor of the approaching ami
versary of WashingtOns birthday, and
large picture of Washington was
draped with flags.
The report of the meetings of the
Seventh provincial synod Of the Epts-
copal church was given by Mrs. Henry
Easter. the delegate from the WOmens
organizations OF the church OF 81
Clement, at the meeting of the
Womans auxiliary, Tuesday afternoon,
in Kendrick hall. Her talk was of in
terest to the members as it related to
the work that the other WOmenS
auxiliaries are doing and contained
many suggestions for local work. Miss
n. T. Mcknight, the head Of the Jose
mime Booker Memorial school in Mex
leo City, talked on the work OF the
school This school has been closed
since last winter but is now about to
Oren again and Miss Mcknight is on
her way to resume charge OF the
school She is visiting her brother ana
sister Mr.. and Mrs. David Mcknight
Mrs. J. A. Rawlings gave an interest
duced by Miss Margaret Hobarts very
convincing lmpersOnatiOn Of a Chinese
girl from st. Mary's Hall. Shanghai.
At the opening of the meeting a brlet
business session was held, with the
president, Mrs. George Routledge, pre-
siding A social hour followed the
program. with refreshments served by
the hOstesses, Mrs. Horace b. hayes
and Mrs. Jewell Elliott. There was
good attendance.
70 c Mis-
sionary society OF Trinity Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon in the churcn
parlors was attended by ~ members.
Mrs. ]. J. Ayers presided Ihe meeting
was opened by sentence prayers gwen
bv the officers and in place OF the
scripture lesson, the members gave
short scripture quotations. Miss Alice
Care led the prayer for the sick and
absent. In the regular business, All Oh
the reports told of very active work
during the month of January. Mrs D.
B Sisk. a visitor from TOyah, Tex,
sang THE Way of the Cross. Mrs w
A. Taylor played her piano accompanl-
ment Mrs T. J. Cummins who recent
w visited the Effie Eddinger school
the lydia Patterson Bible institute and
the Rose Gregory HOughen settlement
house. gave an interesting report OF
these institutions and the work Lhat
is being done in them. Mrs X y Cor
riuortOu Mrs G.. c. Roberts and Mrs
Margaret Van Orsdel were admitted as
new members The next meeting VIII
be in the charge of Mrs. W. L. Carre
and viii be DEVOTED to the study OF
THE Child in the Midst The third
Tuesday meeting will be a valentine
party. in the parlors of the church, with
Mrs. R B. Stevens as hostess Inc
fourth Tuesday meeting will be a lit
erary program day. Mrs. J. Mack CraW-
ford and Mrs W. Mcdonald viii be the
leaders.
An interesting musical program, IVA, was
given at the meeting OF the FIRST Fres-
bvterfan church Aid society Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlors. MIS-
John L. Dyer was in charge OF the
program. Mrs. W. D. Howe ana MIS-.
A. IL Goldstein sang whispering
Hone" Mrs Mary Bond Wheat played
their piano accompaniment. Master Geo
Hervev played a violin solo, La Sora-
liza Miss. Virginia Bean was his &C
companist. Mrs W. L. Brown sang
companied her. Miss TheO Patterson
played several piano solos. The recep-
tlon committee was composed OF Mes
danes Robert p. MOssOn, James A
Dick, Harris WalthaH and MISS kaIe
Fink. Preceding the program brlet
business and devotional meeting was
held. Mrs. Z. w. Parker, the president,
presided and led the devotional eXer-
cises Miss Gail Lane, general secre-
tarv Of the Y. w. c. A.. talked on SER
freshments were served by the host |
Csses of the day, Mrs. II. NJ. Patterson
and Mrs. c. L Worden. The parlors
were attractively decorated. The next
meeting of the Aid society in March !
will be the election Of officers.
The cottage prayer meetings % the
First Presbyterian church for Thurs
day viii be held at 10 o'clock at the /
home Of Mrs. J. II. McBrOom. 215 Law
ton avenue. with Mrs. Emily Snow as
the leader, and at the home of Mrs |
Frank 3. Simmons, SIT Mesa avenue, |
with Mrs. W. L. Crockett as the leader. I
In the afternoon at o'clock the meet /
ings viii be held at the home OF Mrs I
c. Hudspeth, 1905 Olive street, and at !
the home Of Mrs. W. Van Long. in the /
Eagley apartments. with Mrs. Rue I
Jackson as the leader.
Parties.
In honor of Miss Edna Matthias. a
party Will be given by Mrs. S. ArOn- .
stein at hcr home in Sunset Heights
Thursday, February II.
Frank B. Marshall celebrated his 18th
birthday anniversary Saturday after
noon at the home OF his parents, at
Stewart place. Games and music passed