El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-08
Lodges and Clubs.

The monthly social meeting Of the
congregation and friends of the First
Congregational church will be held
Thursday night at o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. G. F. Hawks, 1905 Rio Graude
street
The Philathea and Baraca classes of
the First Presbyterian church will en-
tertain the Philathea and Baraca
classes Of the First Baptist church
Thursday night with a Valentine So
cial in the parlors Of the First Presby-
terrain church.
The Epworth league Of Trinity
Methodist church met the last of the
week in the parlOrs of the church W.
X Walker presided. DR.. =. J. Cummins
led the devotional exercises. A Va
lescO and Miss Vernon Cunningham
played piano solos. d. II. Darrough
sang. Miss Anita Corbin recited Fol-
lowing the program and business meet
ing, refreshments were served. the
the young men Of the league being the
hosts. About 30 were present
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Presbyterian church conduct
ed the Sunday night service at the
church. L. w. Ohlander, president Of
the society, was in charge w. X
Blair talked on young peoples work. IN
the church. A. ID. Smith talked on
training and service. Miss Sophie Gil
christ spoke on the development OF
character through prayer and bible
study. Rev. c. L Overstreet talked on
the call TO Christian service.
The boys of the Sunday school class
at the Church of St Clement taught
nv Mrs Annie ETaetze enioved a de-
Hghtful little class party Saturday
night at the home Of Mrs. Maetze. on
North Campbell street. The evening
was spent telling stories and playing
games, and refreshments were served
BIZ the hostess. Among the boys pres
ent were Gerald HOuck Mott Rawlings,
James GOggin. Schuyler Reaney. Hill
pert Schaefer, Ewald KiDp, Edward
Quinlan. Mayo SeamOn. Hurley Griffith,
aired Whstmer and Philip stevens
A jolly and informal little party was
enjoyed by the Junior Boys club of the
Church of St Clement, Saturday night,
in the hall Of the parish house. MIR.
and Mrs. George Freeman chaperOned
-he young people. who were: Misses
Lois Maetze, Louisa Leighton. Lucille
Mayer. irene Meyer, Dorothy Mccarthy.
Robbie Stewart and Marion Calnan, and
Bailey Winters, J. c. Clark, Francis
man, George Leighton, Frank Scotch. ]
Werner Moeller, Paul Mcqueen ana
George Bfefer Refreshments were
Served during the evening.
An entertaining program and social
time was enjoyed by the members Of
Willow Grove No. a. Woodmen Circle.
Saturday night following the lodge
meeting in the Knights Of Pythis hall /
MIS- f. ID. ScOuIen, the guardian. pre-
sided The program was opened with
an address Of welcome by the guardian,
Miss Erin Middleton played violin
solo, The Last Rose of Summer" Mrs
T. c. Livingston played her accom-
paniment Miss Ruth Burns recited !
Girls Are Funny" and I'm Not Co |
ing to Cry Any More Misses Blanche I
and Ruby Fuller played a piano duet, /
'Intermesso Russo" by FRANKIE. Little !
Erwin Powell four years old sang
nr~'N =rarNHI
playing his accompaniment Following 4
the program tables for playing high /
five and bunco were arranged at one 4
end of the hall and the other was
cleared for dancing. The music was 1
supplied by a photograph. Miss Lillian /
Cunningham was in charge of the ia
lles. In the games Of high five. j. B.
waller won the first price and Mrs. j.
81. Fish the consolation In bunco the
first prize was won by Mrs. A .Cassens 4
and the second by Mrs. A. Brown. The
committee in charge of the program l
was composed Of Nfesdames 7. C. Lev /
ngston. L, Mudd and D. Powell. Re