El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-26
Women's Organizations.

me literary meeting of the Mission
airy society Of Trinity Methodist church
VIII be held Tuesday afternoon in the
church parlors at 3 o'clock Ers. George
b. Oliver will preside. Mrs. c. A Hooper
viii talk on the work Of city missions.
Mrs Bates Hughes Evans Will sing.
Ihe missionary topic Will be China
Miss Madge Steele entertained the
Beta Beta club Friday afternoon at her
home on Brown street The guests Of
me club were Miss Anna Mary Bell.
MISS Emma Jackson and Mrs. John H
Grant- The afternoon was spent in
the usual way and refreshments were
served by the hostess. Miss Theo- Pat
day.
The junior division Of the Women's
Missionary society met Sunday after
noon at Trinity Methodist church Miss
Ernestine hurry talked to the children
on "A Friend LOVeth At All Times
Mrs c. l. Jones led the prayer The
roll call and minutes were read by Miss
Helen Ferguson There were IS pres
ent ana eight new members Joined.
Mrs Jones and Mrs. c. W. Webdeu gave
short talks. Miss Ernestine hurry gave
the closing prayer
Mrs. J. T. Driscou entertained the
altar society Of St PatriCk's church
Friday afternoon at her home on Ne
f. Morgan and Mrs. Herman Andreas-
The afternoon was spent in sewing
Rev. Edward Barry called late in the
afternoon and enjoyed refreshments
with the members Mrs; c z Kelly,
Mrs. A. ". Hadley and Miss Florence
LeBaron assisted the hostess in serv-
ing. The guild Will meet on May at
the home OF Mrs. W G. Roe.
Miss Lucy Claire Hoard entertained
the sewing circle of the Philathea class
Of Trinity MpfAnmfEE church SATURDAY.
afternoon at her home on North stanton
street. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in sewing. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess. Ihose
present were Misses Emma Hoffman.
Rena Shea. Vera ballard. Margaret
Cunningham. Juanita Smith, Anna B.
hurry. Dorothy Winans, Lucy Hender-
son. Nonnie Bonds. Fleta May Ferguson
Mesdames H. l. Fletcher. H. II. Roberts,
George B. Oliver and F. V. Hoard
Miss Louise HolmQuist. the secretary
Of the national board OF directors OF
the Young Women's Christian assOci-
Sunday afternoon at the vesper service
in the downtown association rooms
Miss HolmQuist told in a most interest
ing way the work that the national as
ISOLATION is doing and its relation to
the local associations in the cities, col
leges and country districts AFTER de-
scribing the broad work Of the national
board. Miss HOlmQulSt touched on the
personal side Of the local associations
the need for the association to go after
the girls and young women, instead OF
waiting for them to come to the asso-
citation. and the purpose Of the 1ssOci-
alton TO do more for the girls between
Is and 20 than it was doing At the
close Of the service an informal recep-
ton was held to enable the members
Of the association to meet Miss Holm
Quist. During the afternoon Mrs VIII
T. owen sang, accompanied by Mrs
Adine 7. owen. Mrs A H GOldstein and I
Mrs W. D. Howe sang a duet with Miss
Kathleen Faris playing the aecOmpani-
ment- Mrs. H B. Durkee played the ac-
compartments for the hymns. During
the social half hour. fruit punch was
served by some Of the boarding home
girls and the members Of the camp fire D
circle These were Mrs. Laura PeniWeu I
Misses Della Kiefer. Lena Eichaker.
Lillian ROwley. Anna IversOn, Margaret
Hardie. Harriet Heermans. Jane March. Z
Lola BushOng. Doris Littell. Zulema !
Newsom. Helen Mathews. Bethel Os-
borne, Lucille Hickey and Virginia Alb !
bolt Mrs. II. 7. Bowie presided at the I
meeting and introduced Miss Holm (
quisL Miss Holmquist will leave this !
evening for Los Angeles to attend the l
convention OF the national as
ISOLATION which Will be held the
first week in May. The meeting was :
largely attended.