El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-15
Lodges and Clubs.

es Of the missionary society Of Trim
lty Methodist church held an interest
ing service Sunday afternoon in the
cnurch. as the children's part Of the
week Of prayer services. Mrs. K. J.
Cummins and Mrs. A. G. Smith were
the leaders and had charge of the pro-
gram sam Middleton led the devo-
tional exercises. Miss Hazel Spence
talked on the reason and purpose Of
the week Of prayer. \ hymn. The
Church in the Wildwood was sung by
the following girls: Misses Dorothy
Danielson, Louise Haight, Mary Frances
Crawford, Jane Wright. Mary Louise
Hassett Lucille PonsfOrd. Frances Ayers
and Elizabeth Finley. Miss Charlotte
Crawford played the piano accompani-
ment Miss Louise JOrcs gave a story
OF Japan. Miss Ruby Collier read a
letter from a Japanese missionary.
Forrest Smith described a visit 10
Japanese mission Miss Eddie Mae
Duty sang I'm Going 10 Try" Miss
Charlotte Crawford gave a recitation.
Penny SAD and Penny Glad The
opening OF the mite boxes was in the
charge Of Misses Helen Ferguson and
Margaret Meers- The offering was tax
en- by Miss Hazel Vaughan and Robert
Winans- Miss Marie Grides offered a
prayer for Japan. Guy Smith prayed
for the orientals on the Pacific coast
and a prayer for peace was made by
Robert Reeves. George B. Oliver closed
the meeting with prayer
Willow Grove No 81. Woodmen cir
Gle. entertained Friday night in the
Knights Of Pythias hall in honor Of
Mrs. Emma B. Manchester OF Omaha,
Neb-, supreme guardian Of the order
Mrs Isabella Powell OF Houston dis
Trict manager Of southern Texas, and
Mrs. Julia A. Sharp. state manager Of
New Mexico. The members Of Alameda
grove and Manchester grove were the
guests of Willow grove Mrs r c.
Bourland. guardian OF the former. and
Mrs. Fred r Warner guardian Of Nan
chester grove, were special guests with
Mrs. Estelle Smith. guardian Of Sun
shine grove in AlamOgOrdO. A closed
lodge meeting was held and this was
followed BY an open program wnleh
began with the formal seating Of the
guests of honor by the Bowman guards
Mrs. F. D. Scotch. guardian Of Willow
grove, presided and introduced the
guests Of honor Mrs. Emma B. Man
chester spoke on the work OF the order
She was presented with n basket OF I
flowers by little Miss Edna SnOddy on
behalf OF the grove The basket was
filled with pink and white carnations
with 4 wedge, the emblem Of the order,
formed OF violets in the center Little I
Erwin Powell presented Mrs. Manches-
ter with bouquet Of flowers from his I
own garden Mrs Powell made an ad- I
dress ana was presented with a bOu-
Quet Of red roses by little Miss Ruth
Burns from the grove Mrs. Julia A /
Sharp spoke on lodge work She was ]
chrysanth cmums from the lodge by lit I
tie Miss Lena Lee Mudd. An exhibi- {
ton dill was given by the Bowman 4
guards Mrs. T. c. LivingStO played 4
a piano solo. Little Miss Ruth Burns 4
recited. Mrs John Bowman and Miss !
Beulah Bowman played a piano duet Z
Miss Allen sang; Following the I
program a long table was arranged
extending the length Of the hall, dec
GRATED with numerous bouquets OF
flowers. Mrs. Manchester was seated I
Powell and Mrs Sharp on either side.
Next 10 them were the officers OF the
three groves present and the members
a light supper was served. An infor- ]
NAL reception followed The chairmeu I
Of the various committees were Mrs E
Charles Leonard. Mrs George Bowers.
Mrs. T. c. Livingston. Mrs Isaac Hous-
ton. Mrs Lille c. Malone and MeSsrs. ;
Arthur Borcherding and H J. Heftgen. /
Manchester Grove. WoOdmen Circle,
the members Of Alameda ]
and Willow groves in honor Of the su- !
preme guardian. AIRS. Emma B. Man Z
chester. Of Omaha. Neb-- Mrs. Isabella
Powell. district manager Of southern Z
Texas, and Mrs Julia A Sharp. state !
of New Mexico. Saturday night
In the Knights Of Pythias hall Guam
titles of chrysanthemums were about
he rooms Mrs Fred r Warner. guar
itan OF Manchester grove, presided al
the program. which opened with the
seating Of the guests OF honor, in which
ne BoWludn GuarQS OF the NlllOW
grove circle Officiated- An entertain
ng program followed. Miss Emma Nal
Ow playing the piano and 7. J. Gooch
playing the violin. rendered a duet
FRS Isabella Powell spoke on the work
II the order. A large bouquet of yell
ow and pink roses was presented to
lrs Powell by Mrs. Fred r Warner Z
n behalf of the Manchester grove Roy
harsh played piano selection Mrs Z
lula A Sharp sang a Little Bit OF
Emma MallOw playing her acCOmpani-
1ent Mrs F. d. Scotch. grand inner Z
entinel OF the state. spoke on the work
4 the order. Mrs Scotch was present
d with a bouquet OF red and white Z
arnatiOns and ferns by Mrs Fred /
Warner on behalf Of the order. Fred Z
Warner played Rubenstein's Melody la
=" and Meditation" Mrs Julia A 3
harp spoke on the work OF the groves
nd at the close, Mrs Warner present
d her with a bouquet Of pink and yell
0w roses Roy Marsh and W BOyn-
on played a piano duet. Mrs EsteIle
NTH. guardian Of Sunshine grove. Z
-lamogOrdO. gave a short address Mrs
,ourland, guardian Of Alameda grove
lade a short speech An exhibition
Z the floor work Of the drill team /
( Willow grove was given by the Bow
ian guards. Mrs Emma B. Manches-
ar was the final speaker, talking on
he work and purpose Of the order At
he close Of her address Mrs Manches-
ar was presented with an enormous |
ouquet OF large yellow chrysanthe-
lums from the grove. by Mrs. Warner. /
n informal reception followed the /
rogram and refreshments We're served
n the refreshment committee were
-esdames Eugenia Perkins, Fanny I
-eifrin, Mrs Anna Allison and Fred /
farmer. The remainder Of the even Z
Il was spent in dancing. There were
bout 200 present