El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11
Wonen's Organizations.

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The monthly general meeting of the
! Woman's Charity association will be
/ held Thursday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. James A Dick,
| 1904 Montana street As it will be
/ work meeting, the members are ex-
| pected to bring their scissors and thin
| bles.
! Mrs. George Crombie entertained her
! division of the Aid society OF the tlrst
| Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon
! at her home on Montana street. Fol
! lowing a short business meeting, light
J refreshments were served The most
! css was assisted in entertaining by
her daughters, Mrs. Harris Walthall
and Miss Sue Crombie
| Mrs. Laura B. Hart. Of San Antonio
J state commander of the order of Ladies
/ Of Maccabees and supreme lady-at-
arms of the order, VIII arrive in ltl
PasO Saturday to remain for a week.
/ She will conduct special meetings every
| afternoon next week for the local or
! der. A valentine social and dance
viii be given by the order Friday night
/ in the knights of Columbus hall On
/ the reception committee will be Mes
/ DANES William Maurer, chairman;
| George w. .. ORear, Laura Ables.
/ May Scotch, Josephine Forbes, Cora
/ BrOyles, u. BakOfsky, Matte Sanford,
and Miss Mary nfrey.
The Bible Study class of the First
BaDtist church met Tuesday afternoon
I
Hall conducted the study, which was
on the last 20 chapters of the book Of
Exodus. She was assisted by Mes
danes J. L. Williams. c. x. Patten, J.
GOWan, c. II. Ashton, G. NJ Seamands,
T. c. Lea Ida Spain and J. A. Jones.
In addition to these there were pres
ent: Mesdames A. II. Schourup, How
ard Thompson, Luther Barnard, q. NJ.
Orr, J. 3. Sutton, r. H. Bishop, WIZ
| Graves, j. o. Crow, W. A. Halle, J. X.
Ferguson, p. II. Brown, A. a Funk,
A. NJ Walthau, c. D. Cargiu, J. 3.
Gibson and VIII Woods.
The monthly social meeting Of the
( Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
was held Wednesday afternoon in the
Knights Of Pythias hall High five
was the game of the afternoon. Mrs.
Flora Graves won the first prize, Mrs.
John Sullivan the second and Mrs. NJ.
P. MalOney the consolation Refresh
mentS were served at the conclusion
Of the games. Mrs P. E. Kelly was
the chairman and her committee was
composed of Mrs. Tom Kelly and Mrs.
NJ F. Lyons. Among those present
were MesdameS Paul BrieSh, Ed BrieSh,
Margaret Carr Mary Spellman, Marie
Quesnel, John CaEney, Tom Kelly, NJ.
T. Lyons, James Meuutnann, NJ. L. Nc
Lean. J. Waddell. W. ". Whitehead.
Flora Graves NJ p. MalOney, J. L
Woods J. s Sullivan. A. Hitchcock, II.
F. Russell. J. V. Hughes, c, VI. Gun
ningham, D. Crowley. D. Ford, J. =.
Harris, J. F. Palmer, A. Cummins, A
Coleman. P 2. Kelly, Misses Alice
Briesh, Mary E. Palmer, and Lula
Tutchel.
The Aid and Missionary society OF
the Highland Park Baptist church gave
q reception to r. z. Anderson. who
for several years was a member Of
this church and now lives in North
Dakota, at the church Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Anderson is visiting his
daughters, Mrs +. G. Douglass and
Mrs John YOungkin. At the close of
the devotional exercises, Mr.. Anderson
made a brief talk Mrs A. W. Clayton
had charge of the program. Mrs. G.
A. Mcclure spoke on the life and labors
of AdOniram JudsOn; Mrs Clayton's
subject was Ann Hazeltine JudsOn; Miss /
iona Love, Ann Luther Bagby; Mrs.
J. 10. Harmon, William Carey; Mrs. /
William courtney, Wilbur Fielding.
On Feb. 16 Mrs. G. A. Mcclure will have
charge Of the second in a series OF /
brief talks on missionary heroes and Z
herOines. Light refreshments were
served at the close of the program.
The members and guests present were
AIesdames J. E. Harmon, William Z
John YOungkin G. A. McLure. V Nc /
Mechen, F. c. Miller, ". H. Weathers, !
A. W. Clayton, K. c. Griffith. Clara |
Murray, T. G. Douglass. J. ". Earle. I
Misses iona Love. Dorothy Harmon, (
Elsie McMechen, Messrs. r. E. Ander- (
son. Carl Mcclure, Herbert Earle.
Better homes was the discussion ,
topic of the mothers conference for
child welfare Of Trinity Methodist 4
church, held in the church parlOrs >
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. W. Z. Care (
was the leader. Mrs. J. o. Wiley read
the scripture lesson and Mrs. Hubert
Smith led the opening prayer. After
a talk on the ideal Christian home, by
Mrs. Care, IT women representing the
mothers OF non Christian lands came !
forward and spoke of the needs Of their J
countries. Mrs. H A. Graham, Mrs. W. !
A. Bond and Mrs. I. J. Ayers represent
ed Persia; Mrs. ". A. Taylor spoke for |
India, Mrs. Z. Gordon Perry and c. T.
McHugh for Africa, Mrs. J. Mack
Crawford, Mrs. D. l. Murphy, Mrs. G.
l. Jones and Mrs. o. A Danielson, for |
China; Mrs. Allen Grambling and Miss /
Mabel hurry spoke for Egypt. Mrs. r.
MCHenry brought the plea from Burma, 4
Mrs. Mary Webb, Mrs. II. A. Shrock ,
and Mrs. II. p. Hadfield represented
Japan; Korea was represented by Miss
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