El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-15
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Women's Organizations.


The Philathea class members Of the
First Christian church Will entertain
with a valentine party tonight in the
Sunday school rooms of the church, i'm
honor Of the members of Mrs. W. Van
Longs Sunday school class of young
women.
The Daughters Of the Empire club
will meet Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. r. =. AlveS
on Hawthorne Place. The meeting was
to have been held at the home OF Mrs.
Charles w. Fraser. but on account OF
sickness in her family the meeting
place has been changed to tile home of
Mrs. Alves.
Gen. J. J. Pershing will speak on
national preparedness at the meeting
of the Woman's club literature and cur
rent events department Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the audi
torium of the First Christian church
The meeting is open to the pubic so
that. anyone interested in this subject
Of national importance may be able TO
hear Gen Pershng speak upon it. The
regular program of the day VIII con-
sist of a discussion Of the character
and career Of queen Esther the Blble
heroine. Mrs. O. a. Critchett VIII be
the speaker on the character OF Esther
and Mrs Richard Warren viii speak on
the Esthers and Nashtis OF today. \
duet will be played by Miss Theo Pat
terson at the piano and Esward G
Sheivley on the violin.
The Westminster guild OF the West
Minister Presbyterian church enter
tanned Monday afternoon with a Nalen-
tine tea in the primary. rooms OF the
church building. Valentine decorations
We're attractively arranged about the
rooms. Piano solos were played in the
course Of the afternoon by MISS Mar
garet Hardie. Miss Mary Heermans and
Mrs. j. KelsOr Tea and refreshments
were served. Mrs. J. W Mosley poured
tea. Those assisting in serving and
entertaining were Mesdames r. w
Weir, J. F. King, Robert Roche
William y. Neal Malcolm Mobley,
son. Madge Steele, Anna Iverson, and
Agnes MOar. In charge Of the prettlly
decorated handkerchief booth were
Mrs. c. W. Peale and Mrs. j. kelsor. At
the candy booth were Mrs. A. Binkeyl
and Mrs John MOEley. About, $50
guests called during the afternoon. The
guild is planning for an evening OF
folk songs. which viii lie given soon
under the direction of Miss Belle White.
The Triangle Missionary society and
class No. e Of the First Christian
church enjoyed a delightful Valentine
party It the home of Mrs. W. 7. Hayes.
1927 Arizona street, Saturday afternoon.
The decorations were carried out in
the Valentine cOlors- Games We're
played during the afternoon and read
ings were given by Mayhelle Elliot,
Grace Stevenson and Ruth Burns.
Nineta Lindauer and Grace Stevenson
won prizes for different games. A two
course luncheon was served The
members Of the club and their guests
We're Maybelle Elliot, Grace Stevenson.
Ruth Burns, Vineta Lindauer. Hazel
Vaughn. William Elliot. Richard War
rem. lrma Wolf, Mildred Dow, Thelma
Jones, Rowena Davis, Alta Barton,
Wade Hamel. Dan White, Brice Schulz
Ter. Clarence Hamel Claude HameL
Walter Jones. Robert Reeves. Lovette
Cassons Ida Willet Dona Hale, Ruby
Fuller, June Covlngton, Dorothy Gov
ington. Raymond Stevenson. Harry
Kreamer. Florence Cathcart. Marie
Kerr Walter Stevenson and Helen
Stevenson. Mrs. J. T. Hamel assisted
Mrs. Hayes in entertaining.