El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-07
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quilting bee at the church parlors
Tuesday At noon a buffet luncheon
was served. I'm the afternoon busl-
ness meeting was held The commit
tee TO look after the care of the church
was appointed on this committee
were Mesdames raul Heermans, q. v.
Crockett and H. ID. Crockett.
A business meeting of the wOman's
auxiliary Of the Church Of st. Clement
was held Tuesday afternoon in the
parish house The pledge of 800.
made by the auxiliary toward the
building fund Of the church at Alpine,
was completed and the money viii be
sent off today. The auxiliary also
pledged $50 to 90 toward the automo-
Die for the missionary at Silver City.
n ~ II was decided to hold the next
meeting on the first Tuesday in May,
IN the evening, and have lantern slides
OF the mission work in China The
auxiliary also decided to continue
meeting regularly during the summer
Liza Lehman's song cycle, In a Per-
sian Garden, which was so successfully
sung { the music department OF the
womans clubs evening concert the
first of this week. will be repeated next
tuesday night II will be given in con-
uection with the living pictures of the
Eubaiyat OF Omar khayyam at the
evening entertainment of the art de-
partmenTs art exhibit, in the ball room
OF Hotel Paso del NOrte. The singers
Will be Thomas A. Christian, Parvin
MItte, Mrs. j. J. Raster and Mrs. y Fl.
GOldstein- Mrs. James Graham AIcNary
viii play the piano compartments.
The exhibits for the art departments
original art show are being promised
in gratifying numbers. Mrs. Carl Lee
Smith is the chairman Of the collecting
committee.
The Ai6 and Missionary society Of
the Highland Park Baptist church held
its monthly business meeting at the
church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Clara
Murray conducted the bible study.
Plans were made for the observance Of
missionary day on sunday. April IS.
The offering will be for home and for
eigu missions. The program commit
tee appointed to be in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. A !. Rose, Airs John
GOungkln. Mrs A. W Clayton and MIS-
Clara Murray. Mrs NJ j. Cowherd
gave a brieE account Of the work of
the Louisville Baptist training school,
in Kentucky. Reports Of the recent
auxiliary meeting held at Nsleta, were
given by the members attending
Clara Murray, John loungkln, A. W.
Clayton. J. r. Fears. William Courtney
A. r Webb, NJ J; Cowherd. $ j. Grad
dock. L. q. Douglass NJ c. Harris, II.
l. HolmOn, j W Earle and Miss iona
Love
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Aid society of the first Presbyterian
church was held Tuesday afternoon IN
the church parlOrs- Mrs. Z W. Par
ker. the retiring president, presided
The annual reports OF the treas irer
and secretary were read Following
the business session Mrs Parker s5sts-
an interesting talk, reviewing the
work during her three years as presi-
dent and forecastiug the work Tor the
future. The newly elected president,
Mrs Joseph w. johnson, then was led
TO the chair and made a brief speech
Airs. Harris Walthal was in charge OF
the program Mrs Louis St John
Thomas gave several vocal solos Miss
Kathleen Faris played her accompani-
ment. Little Miss Adelaide Overstreet
played a Chopin waltz. Mrs W C.
Haden sang. with Mrs. G. Hudspeth
accompanying her on the piano The
hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs
George Franklin, AIRS. B. Z. Roach and
Miss Hilda Sorenson. Light refresh
ments were served
The missionary society ofq the First
Christian church met Tuesday after
noon in the church parlors- The meet
IEE was well attended with about 90
present The president, Mrs. p j. Rice,
presided Mrs. w T. Smith read the
scripture lesson Mrs +. Hubbard led
the prayer. Mrs Ealph j. Wilson
sang. with Mrs. J. j. Bearce playing
her accompaniment Mrs. I. A. Shedd
reviewed the first chapter of the study
book. The Child in the Midst in an
interesting way. This was followed
by q general discussion The re-
ID a social hour During the MEMBER
snip campaign preceding Easter the
membership was increased TO 100 Mrs
IL B. Homan and her division were in
charge Of the afternoon and the So
cial part Of the meeting and served
refreshments al the close Of the bust
ness meeting. The rooms were attrac-
lively decorated with flowers. Miss
Mahelle Bryan played the piano ac-
compartments for the hymns and was
in charge Of the music for the after
noon The next meeting will be held
the first Tuesday in May. Mrs c. u.
Johnson Will be in charge.
The business meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of Trinity Methodist
church was held Tuesday afternoon at
the church parlors with the president.
Mrs J. j. Ayers. presiding Mrs. O. A.
Jameson read the scripture lesson. the
subject being Charity" Mrs. q J..
Jones and Mrs. J. D. McMurtrey offered
prayer The quarterly reports of the
society s work were given by the Off
GERS Ihere were IS new members re-
celved into the society during the quar-
ter. bringing the membership of the
society up 10 40 members. Mrs ". A.
IraFler. who Is in charge Of the chill
oren's missionary sOcities. reported Al
new members for the quarter The
Bulletin was presented by 1rs u. VI
smith Mrs. w. L. Care. Mrs. L u.
McMurlrey and Mrs w. H. Hart A duet
The Wonderful Savior" was SUNG by
MISS Lila Gaylord and Miss Irene Cav
lord Mrs Adlne T. owen PLAYED the
piano accompaniment II was an
nounced that the mission study class
VIII conduct the meeting next Tuesday.
study ing the book The Child in the
Midst with Alrs W IT. Lark as leader.
The third Tuesday afternoon will be "A
social meeting. which will be held at
the Lydia Patterson Bible institute
with the missionary teachers Of the
institute and the Effie EddinEton
school as the hOstesses. Mrs. George B.
oliver VIII have charge OF the literary
program Tor the final Tuesday in the
month The parlors were decorated
with Easter lilies and hyacinths
There were go members present.
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