El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-18
Women's Organizations.

The Sempre Felix club met with
! Mrs William lessen at her home on
Bliss street. Friday afternoon. Several
/ musical selections on the victrola were
enjoy ed by the guests. A three course
luncheon was served by the hostess
Next week the club viii be entertained
oy Mrs. l. J. Trotti.
The FL Paso chapter OF the Daugh-
ters OF the Empire met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs R. 3. Alves
the president on Hawthorne place In
the business meeting il was decided
To change the meeting DAY to Monday
The time was passed IN sewing and
later light refreshments were served
by the hostess The chapter will meet
next on November p, a the home OF
Mrs Alves-
The monthly meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union was held
Friday afternoon in the Young Won
ems Christian associations down town
rooms. Mrs. Edward c. Hitchcock pre-
sided Following the business meeting
and the routine officers reports. Mrs.
A Potter talked about her obserEa-
mons OF temperance work in California.
on her summer trip Mrs. G. L Jones
led the devotional exercises
The woman's Bible class Of the First
Christian church met Friday after
noon in the church parlors for & bust
ness session. There were present the
pastor Rev Perry J Rice. the class
teacher NJ 4. GOff and the following
members OF the class. Mesdames N
L. Edwards, C. F. Fourier. W. A. Bee
son, F. \ Sackett, I. s. Peacock, I. T.
Elder J. NJ Sheers. P. J Rice. Ella
Hodges. A. W. Young, Mary Z Cole Q
F. Sharp. O. Ward and J. F. HOckett.
Miss Kate Lewis entertained the
members of the Junior auxiliary OF
Nestminster Presbyterian church at her
home on Noble street The members
brought their needlewOrk and the al
ternoOn was pleasantly and informally
spent Assisting Miss Lewis in serv-
ing refreshments was Mrs. Bradford
Hardie. The auxiliary viii meet next
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. W. W NJ Neal on Mo-
renci street TO dress Christmas dolls for
the children of the Womeldorf Mexican
mission
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Asbury Methodist church, met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
h Rhoades, on Bliss street Fancy
work and conversation occupied the az
ternoon and later various games were
played Mrs. II. NJ Wallace won the
prize. The members OF the north end
circle were the hosteSses of the az
ternoOn and served light refreshments.
McCleese, W. II. Butterbaugh. ". 4.
hessler. A \. Lawler, J. B Burton, P
D. Splawn, VI. NJ. Wallace, II. T Wich-
man. c. K Campbell. J. H. Harper, c.
n Rhoades, W. H Lark, r E Allen
and c. Z. Bryan.
Miss Mabel O'Connor was the hostess
Friday afternoon for the business
meeting Of the alumni chapter Of the
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. at her home
On Epson avenue. The chapter planned
the organization OF all the Greek let
ter sororities in the city into a Pan
Hellic society. For this purpose the
Ieta Tau Alpha sorority will enter
tain at the tea rooms on Montana
street, on November %. at which there
Will be representatives from every So
-ority in town and the Pan-Hellic So
eiety will be organized. Miss Elsinor
shelton will be the next hostess Of the B
sorority. entertaining on the afternoon
Il December at her home on Nevada
street
Mrs. J. I Driscou entertained the
members OF the St Patrick's Altar
guild Friday afternoon. at her home
IN Nevada street The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in fancy work and
Turing the time a number OF musical
elections, solos. duets and trios. were
given by Rev. father J. H. Maloney.
Iiss Blanche Roe and Miss Faye Tul-
Gus. Refreshments were served BY
he hostess. assisted by Mrs. ". G. D.
Zoe. Mrs. A W Liefgreen. Mrs Tim
sullivan and Misses Blanche Roe and
aye Tullous. The guild is planning
OF a silver tea TO be held at the home
Z the president. Mrs W. G. Roe. 1891
-orth Kansas street. on the afternoon
: Tuesday. November Is.