El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-20
WOmen's Organizations.

The Fl PaSo chapter of the Empire
which was recently formed, will meet
az the residence Of Mrs Harry Day.
50ly AlamogordO street. THURSDAY az
ternOOn at 2:3O o'clock. The meeting is
open TO all women of British birth
The altar guild of the church Of St.
Clement met Monday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Hugh S. White. ON Ma
gOftin avenue Miss y Louise Die
tr1ch conducted the study Of the church
history The afternoon was spent in
sewing church linen. The guild has
completed number Of garments Tor.
the rescue home. The next 1neetine. OF
the guild viii be held Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs John e Wat
son, sig North FL Paso street. Those
present on Monday were Mesdames
Rowland Gilchrist B. N. g. Williams
e. NJ Lyman, B. Watson, Kenneth
MacCauum; Misses Gertrude Yale. n.
Louise Dietrich and Alice Myles.
The women Of the missionary society
of Calvary Houston Square Baptist
church are having their monthly mis-
church Mrs o. J. Wade led the open-
ing prayer Mrs. ". L. Hatchell gave
the Bible reading and study. japan
OF today was the study subject of the
meeting and was presented by Mrs. r
Scott Religion in Japan" was dis
cussed by Mrs. L 2. McChesney. Mrs.
Harry Burton sang. Mrs. W. H Vance
played her accompaniment Miss Edith
DCULA AElALE4r lA4sSlOl6 ana Lace -Four
little girls Misses Jennie Y. jackson
Mary Campbell, Clara May Miller and
Louise Peach gave a missionary drill
in costume, Children in japan" Mrs.
NJ T. Peck talked on the outlook for
mission work. Mrs J. /. QUITS talked
on the newspaper mission. The prog-
ress OF Japan was discussed bv Mrs
A. S Howard. After the program a
social time was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served by the girls in
The woman's guild of the church Of
81 clement conducted a successful ba-
Ear saturday afternoon in the parish
house. During the afternoon a musical
program was given Miss GLADYS Grimm
and Miss Minna Edwards each PLAYED
violin solos Miss Virginia Bean pIaved
their piano accomplishments. Miss Mar
lorle- LlVeSley played violin solos with
Mrs W. H. Vance playing her piano
accompaniment Mrs. Rowland Guchrist
ana MISS Constance Pateman sang So
los, with Kenneth MacCallum DIaving
lhelr piano accompaniment Mrs. Ed
" hlle ana MIS- George Rogers were in
eAaFBe OF the apron booth. Mrs. c. NJ
Lyman and Miss Gertrude Yale man
aged the candy booth. The cake booth
was managed by Mrs J. H Hurytbal
a ana Mrs J. Van den Brock. Misses Leo
\ an den Brock, Neuetia Van den
Broeck, George Stewart and Phvllis
houtedge were in charge Of the ice
9 cam Mrs. TamVra HilWorth was in
LA Be OF pOOJh OF japanese articles
Inc monthly general meeting II the
" oInans Charity association will he
neiu at the home Of Mrs. Olga Kohl
Derg, on Corto street, THURSDAY after
noon, at z-3O o'clock. The hosteSses viii
De: Mesdames Claiborne Adams. Frank
Alnsa. 5 Aronstein, W. H Austin a. p
aVerll, s. c. Aubrey, Herman Andreas.
august Andreas H S Beach D n
5aum, p N Bell z. N Brav.I ". p
Brown, D. G Booth, ". H. Bryan Chss
=. Bryan, W r. Bull. ". J. Buie W "a
bursss' W n Butler, II. T. Bowie, Vol
ney Brown. Stanley Bevan. J. G. Ba
au5t- frederick George Billings. Julius
A. sucker H. ". BrOa ddus, A s. COch-
ahe- Lach Lamar Cobb. A. p. Coles +
r Coles. O. C.. Coles, J. ". Collins W
]. Cox winchester Cooley. VIII Cror1-
pc Hiehard Caples, J. o. Crockett. q 7
-4apei' W. Z Nix. James Graham Nc
10y, j. h Nations, Josephine Nations
llorIlI H. c Myles, c. r. Morehsad. II
\ Murdoch, Charles NJ Newman. y W
norton Burt Orndorff Lee Ornaorff
W Mcconnell, Eugene Mitchell II
JaVls Mayfield. ". h Mari. Harrv
sateman, J. II. Parker: Miss Nsuda
austin and Miss Jane Brown Christv
rms meeting will be the last general
lSsung OF the association until next
al. Members are expected to brine
-nelr Ihlmbles and scissors for fbere
VII be a number Of garments 70 be