El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-24

Paul Heermans were elected delegates
from the Westminster Presbyterian
church wOmen's organizations TO the
annual state presbyterian. Whlch VIII
be held at Toyah. Tex. the latter part
Of April Mrs. 7. L Robinson and Mrs.
p. X. Hazard were elected alternales-
Following the elections. a social time
was enjoyed and refreshments served
by the hostess assisted by Mrs Brad
ford Hardie and Mrs J. H. Grant
An historical program will be given
at the regular monthly meeting OF
Robert T. Lee chapter OF the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, Thurs
dav afternoon at 8 o'clock in Trinity
Methodist chuch- The topic viii be
Texas and Her Contribution TO the
Confederacy" In answer to the roll
call the members will give the names
Of Texas Confederate heroes Mrs
William Caples viii be in charge Mrs
VIII T. owen viii sing Mrs C. r..
Kelly viii read a paper. giving a
sketch Of ''Terry's Texas Rangers
Airs. Margaret Olive Jordan viii read a
poem written by Mrs Nettie Houston
Briughurst who was a daughter OF
sam Houston Mrs Jordan viii also
read an original poem Of her own COM
position. Texas, Ny Texas MIS-
Thomas O'Keeffe viii give a paper on
the assistance given by Tom Greene
brigade TO the confederacy- The mem
bers viii sing The Bonnie Blue Flag
piano solo will be played by Adna
Barnes
Questions Of social service were the
discussion topic OF the meeting OF the
Missionary society of Trinity Metho-
dist church Tuesday afternoon IN the
church parlOrs. The social service
committee was in charge The mem
bers Of this committee are Mesdanes
s S. Birchfield, f Gordon Perry,
Jesse Payne, ". b. Gillespie, Il J.
Trotti l. .. Hullum. J. O. Wiley. T. l.
Sanders. T. Fl. Binkley and Horace A.
Law Mrs c. Wesley Webdell Is the
. chairman OF the committee. Mrs W a
( Trayler gave the principal talk OF the
afternoon with The AdOleScenr IN the
home" as her subject Mrs s s
Birchfield and Mrs. J. Mack Crawford
Z led the devotional exercises Mrs W
l. Kemp gave a reading. Frederick
George Billings sang and Misses Mary
Heating and Ruth Heating played a pi-
ano duet. The quarterly reports from
the committees were given Mrs J. O.
I Wiley reported for the sick and smut
in visiting committee, Mrs H A. Lay
reported for the county hospital visit
ing committee: Mrs. 5. 5. Birch1ield
reported for the cottage prayer COM
mittee: Mrs. T. H Binkley reported for
the committee on the sanitary condl-
I lions Of the public schools and Mrs D.
" smith reported for the committee
assisting the African Mission society
Much interest is being shown in the
/ preparations for the presentation OF the
''Rubaiyat Of Omar khayam, IN nNlnG
pictures. at the art exhibit and enter
| tainment TO be given april - at Hotel
Paso del Norte. by the art deparJmen nj
OF the Woman's club. The entertain
ment VIII be given in the ball room OF
Hotel Paso del Norte and Mrs D. v
I Fennessy viii be in charge Of the ar
raueements and posing IF the pictures
! A large frame. eight by ten feet IS be-
} ing constructed 10 frame the pictures
Z and a higher platform is being built
d MA
so that the pictures may be seen TO al
( vantage. Through the series Of pic
Z lures. OF which there will be about %
= the role Of Omar" viii be posed by
! James Graham McNary. Among those
/ who viii pose in the pictures VIII be
D 8Ir. and Mrs. Frederick George Billings
Z Mrs Walter d. Howe. Mrs Kenneth
oliver. Mrs. J. J. Raster. Mrs L g.
/ Witherspoon; Misses Frances Foster
: Katherine Foster and Walker McClel-
I Ian The cantos illustrated will be read
I while the pictures are being shown
I and there will be appropriate incidental
Z music The art exhibit viii include eX-
/ amples of made in FL Paso' art from
l the schools. arcitects and people who
/ do art work in Ell PasO. There VIII be
/ oil paintings, textiles. drawings and
I embroideries besides examples of china
{ painting. Any one in FL PasO having
] work suitable for exhibition viii please