El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-21
Women's Organizations.


The Young Womens club Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church will
meet THURSDAY afternoon at o'clock
at the home Of Miss Winifred Wilson,
on Arizona street The organization
and membership committees viii re-
port at that time.
The Sunshine Helpers met Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Rose
Piatt The afternoon was spent in pre-
pairing plans for an elaborate tea to be
given for the Sunshine society soon
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess when the afternoon was over.
The regular monthly missionary
meeting and social Of the missionary
society Of the First Baptist church was
held in the lecture room Of the church
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred Weckerl5
was In charge OF the program. She gave
an interesting paper on Modern Japan
Mrs. P NJ ElgdOn. Mrs. NJ Nagle, Mrs
T. H Springer and Mrs. W. @. Hoter
assisted in discussing the various
topics under this head. Following rhe
program, social time was enjoyed and
refreshments were served. The hos
tesses were Mesdames Tom Lea, H. 4.
Wright J. O. Brown. W, H. Dorsett and
W. A. Halle A free viii offering was
taken for missions.
Officers were elected by the mission
airy society of the First Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon, at its meet
ing in the church parlOrs- Mrs He'll
Hale was elected president; Mrs j. p.
Townsend, vice president; Mrs F. D.
Garrett, treasurer; Mrs. H NJ Patter-
son, secretary. Mrs. Mary Hamilton
was in charge Of the afternoons pro-
gram Mrs Fred c. Emery talked on
mission work in India Mrs T. W.
Brown talked on the work among the
negroes IN America Mrs. H. B. Durkee
conducted the Bible study. Mrs o. A.
Critchett sang Scotch ballads, accom-
panied by Mrs. c. L Overstreet- Mrs
Rowland Gilchrist sang with Mrs Ken
meth MaCCallum playing her accom-
paniment. a social hour followed with
refreshments served by the hostesses,
who were Mrs. S. Mowers and Mrs. H.
Hayes Watson.
Officers were elected by the Graduate
year, at the meeting OF the assOcia-
ton Tuesday afternoon in the County
Medical Association rooms in the
Roberts Banner building. Miss Minnie
kerslzie. retiring president presided
Miss Jessie Mcdonald was elected presi-
dent; Miss Angelo DcCuiF, first vice
president. Miss Lydia Cooper. second
vice president; Miss Florence Buckley.
third vice president; Miss EmilS Green,
secretary treasurer; Mrs. n Faust.
corresponding secretary. The board OF
directors elected We're Mrs N. S.
DeLisle, Miss Alice Cooper and Miss
Margaret BrazelL The retiring presi-
dent, Miss Minnie KerslSie. gave an in
teresting address on the work for which
the association should stand. The in
coming president made a brief speech.
The monthly social meeting Of the
Missionary society OF Trinity Methodist
church was held Tuesday at the Lydia
Patterson Bible institute. The hos
tesses were the teachers Of the Lydia
Patterson Bible institute. Of the Effie
Eddington school and Of the Palmora
college. They were Mrs J. H Fitz-
gerald wife Of the presiding elder;
Mrs Laurence Reynolds. Misses Anita
Corbin. Jessie Buford. AIrs. T. Wat
son. Miss C. Cunningham OF the
Bible institute, Frances Montague
and Opal Reynolds and Mrs Corine
Smith. OF the Effie Eddlington
school and Mrs. 5. Y Esquivel Misses
Mary Massey. Lille Fox and Edith
Park Of Palmore college, During the
afternoon musical program was
given Mrs COrine Smith sang solos
and played a piano duet with Miss
Maria Monferas- Mrs. T. Watson and
Miss Anita COrbin each gave readings.
Mrs. Petra Fabian and Pablo FelascO
played a plano duet. Refreshments
were served in the dining room The
table was decorated with pink carna-
tons From the corners Of the table
90 the central basket OF carnations
We're steamers Of pink tulle- Follow
ing the refreshments, the guests were
conducted through the schools. About
Zoe people attended
The aid and missionary society Of the
Highland Park Baptist church held its
monthly missionary meeting Tuesday
afternoon in the church. AIRS. J. A
Twiggs conducted the devotional eX-
ercises. Mrs. G. a. Mcclure was I'm
charge of the program The subject
was Japan" Those having parts in
the talks and discussions Of the after
noon were Mesdames $. J. CradOck, "
NcAIeehen. F. G. Douglass and J. W
Earle The treasurer, Mrs. John Young
kin. reported So already pledged for
home and foreign mission work, and
that several members have not yet been
heard from Mrs. A ". Clayton, chair
man Of the personal service committee.
asked for the quarterly report Of the
workers in her department, which was
given by the members The next meet
ing will be held at the home Of Mrs. G.
A. Mcclure. In addition to the social
features at this time, Mrs n. j. Cow
herd will give an outline Of the third
chapter Of the book "In Royal Service
Among those attending the meeting
Tuesday were; Nesdames G. A. McLure,
John Youngkin. s J. CraddOck. J. 3.
Field. F. g. Douglass, A W Clayton, V.
NcNIechen. VI. J. COwherd. J. A Twiggs,
Mac Harris, Clara Murray, J. W Earle;
Misses iona Love, Beatrice Twiggs and
Elsie McAechen-