El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-24
Women,s Organizations.

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! The Aid society of the First Congre-
I gatiOnal church viii meet Thursday aft
ernOon in the Sunday school room of
| the church Mrs Miles Hanson will be
! the hostess.
/ The Ell Paso Equal Franchise league
( will meet Thursday afternoon in the
l parlors of Hotel Orndorff. The meet
ing is open to all women interested in
equal suffra ge.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
( ciety of the First Methodist church will
meet Friday afternoon at the home of
! Mrs. George R, CoWherd, 500 Wyoming
/ street Mrs. Albion A. Jones viii be
/ in charge of the program.
The Delta Alpha class of the First
Methodist church viii have a class
supper at the Rose Gregory Houchen
settlement house Friday night. Miss
DOmatilla Chaves will be hostess Mrs
/ class.
The Senior Queen Esther circle of the
| First Methodist church viii meet Fri
day night at 1880 o'clock at the home
of Miss Almira Mead, 500 Octavia street
The program will be in charge of Miss
Eleanor Hunter and Miss Eleanor
Price. The subject is 'the Redman and
Our Government"
Patriotism was the subject of all the
talks at the meeting of the Parent
Teachers association of the Sunset
school Tuesday afternoon. The meeting
was held out of doors on the school
school children, who sang the national
anthem and number of other patriotic
songs DR.. Alfred Wright of Mexico
talked on patriotism, honor and purity
Mrs. I. c. Phillips talked on patriotism
and its application to school children
Mrs. H. T. Bowie talked on patriotism
In the camp fire girls circles. Mrs b. f.
Jenkins talked on the purpose Of the FL
pasO Equal Franchise league. Follow
ing the program a brief business meet
ing was held, conducted by Mrs W. d.
Howe, the president of the association.
Plans were started for the presentation
OF play by the school children in the
near future.
The wOman's missionary society Of
Trinity church met in the church parlor
tuesday at .. m, with Mrs. NJ. Nc
Donald in. charge of program and Mrs.
Mack Crawford presiding The topics
for the afternoon were: Our achieve
ment and our opportunity in Korea"
and Mountains and mines" The pro-
gram was as follows:
Opening song, Onward, Christian
Soldiers"
Prayer, by Mrs. ]. A. Randolph
Bible lesson, THE Lords Prayer" led
by Miss Johnnie May Cunningham, after
which the prayer was repeated in con-
cert.
Song, 90 Tell in Accents Sweet"
Miss Lily Fox, a teacher at PalmOre
college. told of Educational work in
Korea"
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Medical work in Korea
Mrs. George Oliver talked about the |
Korean revivals."
A vocal duet, "GIad Tidings Of Peace 1
by Mesdames Jack Griffith and Fl. n. !
Miller, accompanied on the piano by I
Mrs. Adine Owen, followed. During the /
playing on the piano of "The Star Span /
gled Banner" the collection was taken.
A paper on Work among the min I
ers" was read by Mrs r. Milligan.
A motto bearing upon the subjects
under discussion was read from the
in concert
The song, MY County, It's Of Thee,
followed.
Mesdames Ed Mitchell W. L. Dalton,
T. W Brown and c. F. White gave their
names for membership.
The parlor was decorated in flags
and portraits Of George and Martina
n. n. Miller met the guests as they ar
rived Mrs Miller wore a colonial cos
tune, representing Martha Washington.
At the close Of the program, punch
was served by a number of the women.