El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-16
Woner's ORGANIZATIONS.

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The meeting of the Grand View Bap
fist church aid society was postponed
from Friday afternoon to the same
afternoon of next week.
Miss Milda Connolly VIII entertain
the Zeta Tau. Alpha sorority Thursday
afternoon at her home on North Epson
avenue.
Mrs. G. p Putnam win entertain the
Thursday embroidery club next Thurs
day afternoon at her home on North FL
Paso street
Mrs. c. II. Brown entertained the Beta
Beta club Friday afternoon at her home
on Nevada street only the club members
were present. The time was spent in
conversation and fancy work. Refresh
meuJs We're served Miss Sue LGttlcF
VIII be the hostess next week.
At the coming meeting of the aid
and missionary society Of the Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church Tues
day afternoon the topic How to
make our society more effective" VIII
A1esdames c. A. Bush. w. L. Hatchen,
j. Fl. Ayers, N. T. Peck, c. L. Van
Eaton, Frank Scott, J. n. Wilkey. and
Miss Edith Scott. Miss Carrie Burton
Will sing.
The Sunday afternoon vesper service
Of the Y. W. c. A. in the down town
rooms of the organization viii be in
the nature Of q farewell to Miss Ethel
d. lgl W4lOSt mar rage 10 IktN. NOil-
way Wharton will occur soon. Miss
Taylor will talk on light bearing
among the women of dark countries
The girls of the Queen Esther circle OF
the First Methodist church viii be the
hOSteSses- There viii be special music
by members from the choirs of tho
Westminster Presbyterian church and
Trinity Methodist church.
The w. c. T L held its monthly
meeting Friday afternoon in the CEN
Trsa nF Iog In,
absence OF the president. Mrs. T. 4.
ROblee, who was i'll, Mrs. II. ~ Lay pre-
sided. Mrs. NJ. L. Strong had charge Of
the devotional exercises Current events
were given by Mesdames NJ. L. Strong,
z. Peck, ]. Bernard, II. Smith and L.
Coles. A letter was read from the for
mer president. Mrs. J. 4. Potter. who is
in Los Angeles. The business matters
Of the meeting being over, social time
was enjoyed. Mrs. Z. L. Harris Won
the guessing contest
Feminism will be discussed and
analysed to fine point w ednesday
afternoon by the current events and
literature department of the Womans
club. Mrs. T. c. Phillips will be the
chairman in charge of the meeting.
Mrs. Olga KohlberG will talk on
Causes of Feminism." Mrs. c. \.
KinkcI Will have as her subject THE
Extremes of Femiuism." Mrs. Phillips
Will talk on Facts at Hand" Mrs,
W. r. Brown will discuss literary com
ments and criticism Mrs Edwin Burt
viii give current events At the con-
clUsiOn of the addresses. there Will be
a general discussion of the topics pre-
scented. Mrs. Ralph J. Wilson Will sing
Schuberts 'Serenade.'
The G. o. c. class. the young wou-
ems bible class of the First MeLhodlsI
church gave q banquet Friday even
ing at Houchen settlement house
Among the guests were q number who
were formerly connected with the class
and are now teachers or officers IN the
school The color scheme was red ana
white. the cOlOrs of the adult bible
class movement. Red carnations gTdced
the center of the table and at each
place was a cup of cranberry ice. The
place cards made pr of the names,
and this occasioned much merriment
in getting seated. After a tempting
ments the company adjourned for
games. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Appleton. Mr.. and MIS-. J. T.
Roe, Mesdames w, A. Price, Lily
Howard e. v Carleton, J. G. Miller,
S Y. Afford C. W. Alexander; Misses
Clare smith, Adela Chavez, d. c. Cha
vez Elizabeth Roe. Hattie Brady, Jes-
l. sic Chaplin, Lima Collins, Jessie King,
Eleanor Price. Ruth Hodge, Ruth
Marston, Madeline Fisk, Grace Morrill,
and Rob Marston.
Mrs. J. 3. Gibson entertained Friday
afternoon at her home, 262l Montana
street. the members OF the Bible class
of the First Baptist church, which is
taught by Mrs. II. E. Harris The early
part of the afternoon was devoted to
the study of two old testament char
acters. Isaac" and "Rebecca." Mrs.
H. f. Harris read a paper on the char
acter Of Isaac and Mrs. A. A. Funk
had "Rebecca" as her subject. A So
cial hour with the serving of refresh
ments followed the study Mrs. George
Mansfield assisted the hostess in serv-
ing. The visitors present were Mes
danes T. Rowden. George Mansfield,
NJ Mansfield and Miss Webb, of Alpine.
| The members present were Mesdames
H z. Harris, r. Z, Chastain, r. A
Whitlock. William Dorsett J. B. Glib
! son. A. Halle and A. A. Funk.
The annual meeting of the Young
held Tuesday night, beginning at