El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-12


- ans Christian association was
held Thursday in the central rooms Of
the association. Mrs H T. Bowie, the
president. presided Mrs. Bowie an
nouneed the expected arrival Saturday
of Miss Harriet Taylor, the national
executive secretary Of the finance de-
partment Of the national board Of the
Young WOmen's Christian association,
and Mrs. Francis de Lacy Hyde. OF
Plainfield, New Jersey, who is mem
Der Of the national board and OF the
finance and city committees OF the
board. They Will arrive in FL. Paso
Saturday night to visit the local Y.
W. c. \. They will be the guests Of
honor at a reception to be given by the
board of directors Of the local assocla-
ton on Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. James Graham McNary, in Gold
en- Hill. at which the members Of the
local association and all interested in
WOmen's organization work vii be Civ
en- an opportunity to meet Miss Taylor
and Mrs. Hyde Mrs Henry T. Bowie,
president OF the local ASSOCIATION, VIII
be their hostess during their stay
Mrs. J. y Rawlings, chairman Of the
finance committee. gave her report
Mrs. r. B. Roman reported for the
membership committee
Mrs. G.. a Thumm's report for the
cafeteria committee showed that the
aver4ge attendance at the lunch room
daily was lis for the month OF Octo-
her. which is larger than any other
previous record in the association, and
made necessary the addition OF Two
extra helpers in the lunch room
Mrs T j. Woodside reported that
the boarding home was filled and run
ming in good condition
MRS. Alma Cox reported for the cd
ucational committee that the Spanish
classes had grown so that they had
to be divided into two classes, Of be
ginners and advanced students Inc
first aid TO the injured class is pro-
crossing well under Dr. C. F. Braden-
There is free embroidery class every
Monday i'm the down town rooms from
II TO o'clock
Mrs. D. H Huffaker reported for the
physical training committee the four
gymnastic classes, the normal class
for teachers Of play ground Work inc
Bcrean class. the general gymnasium
class and the childrens class Mrs H.
b. Stevens. jr-. is the physical training
director.
Mrs. Paul Heermans of the religious
work committee. reported the average
attendance OF the Sunday afternoon
vesper services was lS- she reporteu
the progress Of the two Bible classes,
the supper seminar class under MISS
Gail Lane and the class studying lne
GOSPEL OF St Matthew. under Miss
Florence Durkee-
Miss Lena Eiacher reported for the
EMPLOYMENT bureau AAlaAA AAAAA@ tt3---~-
had been placed in positions ana
number had been assisted In finding
rooms.
Mrs. sarah Bar-er gave the report
Of the travellers aid secretary at the
The services at the local association
for next week which viii be uni
versal week Of prayer IN the \ W
c. A. will be held every day from lou
TO 1850 o'clock IneTe VIII % Dc 7 GLls-
day there viii be stereopticon views
Of China exhibited
Mrs 7 y Winans led the meeting
of the Womau's Missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church Thursday al
teruoon IN the church pariors Mrs
Thomas Watson led the devotional eN-
ercises on the topic of Christ as a
friend Mrs G. L. Jones prayed for
the Japanese and Koreans on the Pa
cific coast Miss Jessie Rutord talked
briefly on the missionary work among
these people Mrs A. ~ LAWYER sang
Mrs. Adine T. owen played her &C
Commandment. Miss Alice Care talked
on friendship and action Mrs u. \
DanielsOn and Mrs J. 6 McMurry OF
fered prayer. The offering was taken
by Mrs. ". J. Ritz The hostesses OF
the day were Mrs Ed Haight and Mrs.
d. J. Roberts. Mrs A. Mcdonald and
Mrs. J. A. Randolph led discussion
about the mission schools Tor inc
Korean and Japanese on our Pacific
coast
The aid society of the First Congre-
cational church was entertained Dy
Mrs. Miles Hanson at her home on
Laurel street Thursday afternoon A
brief business meeting was held AT
which Mrs r. c. Morris was elected
secretary in place Of Mrs J. J. Tyndau
who has left FL PasO. The afternoon
was spent in fancy work and light
r5freshments were served by the hos
tess There were present Mesdarnes
Paul Incomes. n 5. Russell, Charles
Is. Stevens. F. c. Morris, J. F. Downing,
G s Hennfng o. ". Kerr and Miss
Florence A. Bell The next meeting
win be held at the home Of Mrs J. F.
Downing, SIS North oregon street on
Nov. 25.
Mrs. Walter Williams entertained the
KensingtOn Sewing club Wednesday
street. There were present Mesdames
C. s Crowl. Karl Thompson. l. L.
Wiseman. ". l. Patrick. y. A Com
stock. J. y Mayfield. H D. Sanders, and
J. d. Foster The afternoon was spent
in fancy work and then refreshments
We're served by the hostess Mrs. F. E.
Wisemau viii be the hostess for the
next meeting, at her home on Tularosa
street.
The young wOmen's guild OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church VIII
meet Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock
in the home of Mrs. J. W. MOseley on
Cliff street
Dinners .uncheO1S e0s