El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-15
Women's Organizations.


Mrs. H. o. Dow viii entertain the
East El Paso Catholic Aid society on
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at
her home. 271O Bliss street.
The aid society OF the First Con
gregatlondl church viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Paul
McCombs. Az Prospect avenue
The social meeting Of the FL Paso
Equal Franchise league will be held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the
central rooms OF the Young Women's
Christian association
The monthly meeting OF the board of
directors OF the Young Women's Chris
tian association will be held Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the downtown
rooms Of the association.
officers for the year win be elected
by the Women's missionary society or
the First Presbyterian church. at the
meeting to be held next Tuesday after
noon i'm the church parlOrs-
The Eastminister society OF the " est
minister Presbyterian church will meet
at the home OF Mrs T. VI. HerVey.
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The
annual election Of Officers viii be held.
Mrs. Henry Gardiner, Of Richmond
avenue, will entertain the members OF
the Alta Vista Methodist church Mis-
sionary society Thursday afternoon at
? o'clock. There viii be n literary pro-
gram, followed by a social time.
The regular meeting Of the Bible
class OF the missionary society OF the
First Baptist church was held Tuesday
afternoon i'm She church parlOrs Rev. J.
T. williams. the pastor led the study.
His topic was soul winning. The meet
ing was wei attended
The Woman's home missionary so
ciety OF the First Methodist church
viii entertain the members Of the aid
society OF the church Friday afternoon
at the church parlors. In the evening
the missionary society viii entertain
for the young people OF the church
Circle two. OF the First Methodist
church. entertained the people Of the
church with a Shamrock social at the
church parlors Tuesday night. The
rooms we're decorated with Snamrocks
and these also ornamented the refresh
ments- Games OF various kinds and con-
tests passed the evening pleasantly.
Circle five OF the First Methodist
church aid society was entertained
tuesday AFTERNOON by Mrs. Crawford
Harvie, at her home on Bliss street.
with luncheon. Following the
luncheon the afternoon was spent in
sewing for the Easter bazaar. There
were present Mesddmes +. J. stevens.
II. /. Birney, +. +. KnudsOn, A. Rice,
IL L. Spence. Il n. CLANCY, Helen
Mead. Albion A. Jones and Fred Jones.
The mission study class Of the Phila-
thea Class OF the ElT5L INtoug Lti Aait
church met at the home Of Mrs. G. A
Graham on Clifton street Tuesday
night Miss Nettie Louise Rowland. the
president, presided. After brief de-
voitional and business session conduct
cd bv Miss Rowland. Miss Graham led
the study OF the book Of the Kings
Highway Echoes from the Laymen's
Missionary convention were given by
Mrs. H. T. Bowie. Mrs. c. l. Overstreet
and Miss Gail Lane Mrs. Bowie talked
on the work in China as An IN
touched World" Miss Lane spoke OF
the work Of Miss Ruth Paxton in the
Young Womcn's Christian association
work in China. Mrs. Overstreets topic
was oriental missions Mrs. Graham
served light refreshments. There were
present Mesdames c. L. Overstreet, H
T. Bowie, c. II. Saunders, D. c. kloss'
Nav Fleischauer. Misses TreVa bar
Gail Lane, Lena Eichaker. Kate Han
lev. vivian Bray. Bertha klerner. Bar
bara Klerner, Nell Porter ana Net1lS
Louise Rowland
The mission study class Of the Wom-
ems Missionary society OF the 1rliillg
Methodist church met Iuesday AFTER
noon i'm the church parlors. Japan was
the study topic and Mrs J. l. Ely was
the leader. Mrs. A. NJ. Gram bling read
the scripture lesson. Mrs J. g. Ballard
offered the opening prayer. The study
WAS conducted after the style or a
school room, with Mrs. Ely as the
teacher. The rooms were decorated
with American and Japanese flags and
peach and apple blossoms and ferns:
The tables were covered with pieces OF
japanese embroidery. FolloWlng tne
study was a social hour, with Mrs. W.
a. Trayler. Of Sierra Branca, as the
guest OF honor. Mrs. II \. Miller ana
Mrs A. A I.awler sang solos with
Mrs J. c. Ballard playing their piano
accompaniments. Mrs. H n. ShrocA
and Mrs. d. NJ Smith poured tea The
hostesses for the day were Mesdames
J. L. Ely, william Sachs, W. J: RITZ anu
n T. Graham. Those receiving the
V-ueefr At the door were Mesdames j.
. ballard and w. u. Carrie.