El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-22
Women's Organizations.

The Aid society Of the First Congre-
gauonal church will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at the church at $50 o'clock for
its monthly business meeting. Mrs Miles
C. Hanson will conduct the meeting.
The Happy Seven club was enter
tanned Saturday afternoon by Miss
Josephine Frankenberger at her home
on Nevada street The game of "Rook''
was the amusement Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Those pres
ent were Misses Mary Weeks, Mary
Evans, Rose Darlington, Erna Tankers-
ley, Evelyn Payne, Edith Scott and
Florence Robertson.
The Woman's Missionary union will
observe its annual afternoon Of prayer
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
First Christian church The general
topic will be Our National Heritage. %
divided for discussion into four heads.
the home, the school. the church and the
government. The union is composed of
all the WOman's organizations of the
various churches in the city.
Mrs. H n. Miller delightfully."- enter
tanned the Philathea Sewing Circle Of
trinity church on Saturday afternoon
at her home in Government Hill The
AFTERNOON was spent with sewing and
music. An interesting contest on dress
materials was enjoyed Miss Edna
Thomas received the prize a boudoir
cap. The consolation went to Miss Pau
line Harrington. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, consisting of
cherry salad and cocoa. George Wash
ington decorations were used. Those
present were: Mesdames I. J. Ayers. NJ.
Z. 1erkes, George Beaudette, r. q. Boy
eI, w L. Hart, 1r., II. P. Hatfield, C. S
Schmld, A. J. ". Schmid. H. H Roberts;
Misses Edna Thomas. Pauline Herring
ton, Rena Shea. Lila Thomas, NJ BeIma.
casey, Dorothy Wymans, Emma Hoff-
man, Nettie Wilson. Bess Brown. Mar
garet Cunningham, Esther Harrington,
Lucille and Frances Ayers.
The Shamrock Circle" branch of the
Sunshine society was organized the
last of the week at the home of Mrs.
Thomas O'Keeffe on North Ochoa street
by Mrs. Edith c. Lane president of
the local International Sunshine So
ciety- The branch viii devote its time
to general sunshine work. visiting the
shut-ins and doing helpful things for
people. The motto chosen for the
branch was, Non Nobis Solum," mean
ing, Not for ourselves alone" The
members are girls between - and IA
years old. Teresa q heeffe was
elected president; Elizabeth Spence,
first vice president; Maria ROmagny,
second vice president; Tama O'Keeffe,
secretary; Margaret Spence treasurer.
The advisory board will be composed
OF Mesdames Thomas O'Keeffe, -dith
G. Lane, NJ. NJ Phelan, J. NJ Romagny
and J. Z. Spence. The next meeting of
the Shamrock circle will be held Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Miss
Maria Romagny, 11O6 North Ell Paso
street
Mr. and Mrs L J. Ayers entertained
the DOrcas Missionary society of
Trinity Methodist church the last of
the week at their home on North
Florence street with q George Wash
inEton party. Little Lucille Ayers,
dressed as a little Martha Washing
ton, received the guests at the door.
The rooms were decorated with Amer
lean flags and bunting in the national
cOlors Miss Edna Richardson. the
president of the society, conducted a
brief business meeting and program.
Mrs H. n. Miller led the opening pray
err Miss Richardson read the scrip
ture lesson. Miss Alice Cook talked
on the Carolina institute in Korea Mrs.
H. n. Miller conducted a missionary
lesson, in which the members were
given maps of Kentucky and Korea,
and quizzed about the missionary work
in these two places. In the social that
followed the program Misses Betty
Mary Smith and Leila Polan recited,
and Miss p. Richardson sang. Miss
Ella Mcdaniel won the prize in a con-
test in which the things not i'm use
when George Washington was a bow
were enumerated. The prize was a silk
flag. Miss Isabel Smith received the
prize for being able to recite correctly
the declaration of independence. The
prize was Ratchet, containing small
candies. Refreshments were served.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. IT n.
Miller Misses Betty Mary Smith and
Edna Richardson.