El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-15
Women S Organizations

/ Wonen'S Organizations
The Philathea sewing, class Of the
Trinity Methodist church met AT the
! home Of Mrs O. A. DanIelsOn. on North
| Florence street During the morning
! fancy work and sewing was done by
/ the members present At noon two
| course luncheon Of salad and ice was
! served The guests gathered and re-
! NAMED on the porch. The club will
J meet Il gain on Thursday of next week,
/ the hostess has not Yet been decided
! There We're about % people present
! The Girls National Guard of honor
+ is constantly growing At first there
! was one class of instruction in the
/ First Aid 10 the injured; now there
I are two and both are large. on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays DIR. Hugh
White instructs the Misses Caroline
] Moureau. Mary White. Enid Ainsa.
Louise Sandburn. Julia Pool Ethel
: Brown. Agnes Stewart. Estelle Ber-
. rien. Madeline Luhan, Zalenna New
son. Sarah Bridgers. Edna Robertson.
Irene Robertson. Emily Kemp. Dema
TIeck, Laura Maud Fink. Mary Kaye
I Avis. Maud Lysle. Nenita Henning,
Margaret Catching. Virginia Bean.
Dora Sanchez, Henrietta Buckler. Alice
( " ulff. Beuiah Brown and Nenita
Brock In the other class. which meets
on Mondays and Thursdays under the
instruction OF Dr. + F. Miller, are:
Misses Anna Magoffin. Burthan Orn-
dorff, Elzima Orndorff, Birdie Haw-
Mary Dewey, Ruth Dewey. Nary Wad-
lngton, Winifred Davis. Bessie Rout-
leGge. Frances Duggan.. Rachel Boy
ton. Mrs Iohn Burch, Gladys Strick.
land. Helen Stewart. Pearl PomerOy,
Milda Connolly. Eunice Anderson,
Birdie krupP, LeNie Clungston and
Mary Carmichael Both of these
classes meet in the afternoons. al
ooolck. at the new Rolston hospital
on Montana and Piedras streets.
The early part OF the week the
Westminster Presbyterian church
women were called together in the
sunday school room to organize =
Woman's Auxiliary To the church Rev
Watson NJ Farley called the meeting
and Mrs. g. r. Gillian was appointed
temporary secretary. The nomination
committee made its report and the
following officers We're chosen: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Watson N. Farley. vice
president. Mrs. w r. Loretz: recording
secretary. Mrs. C. r Gillian; treas
urer. Mrs r. \ J. Seldom. and secre-
taries for four divisions of the work
was then elected. They were: Mrs
W " Waite. secretary of literature;
Mrs. 5 VI. James, secretary of foreign
missions. AIRS. T l. Robinson, Secre-
tary OF home missions: Mrs. P. 4
Hazard secretary of Christian edu-
cation and ministerial relief work
Mrs j. ". Kirkpatrick will have
charge OF the entertainment and
younger people work IN the Sunday
school. The president appointed =.
commute 10 NFdll a sci OF laws ana
a constitution by the first OF Septen-
Der, the first regular meeting of the
Auxiliary L was decided TO meet
four times a month after that date. F.
the hour TO be set later. Those pres
ent and listed as members were Mes 2
danes T. /. Robinson. ". VI. Farley, /
Anna Watson. \ G Copenhaver. J. q. I
Lowmsn. r. \. J. seldom, Z. 3. Elfers, ?
Percy McGhee. ST. J. II. Grant. J. W B
Moseley, W. W Waite. J. ". Kirk 4
patrick. W. Fl. LOretZ, E Fennell. II. /
; Harp :. ~ lanes. J. H Logan. J. .
" Shinn, L. II. Pannehiu. J. D. Crit .
FIN, P: a Hazard, e. II Gillian and /
Paul Heermans.
The members of the Trinity Metho- .
llst church Woman's Missionary So
ciety held business and social meet
ing the early part of the week in the
church parlors. The devotional SER
fices were in charge of Mrs +. j. Cum
Minis She used the topic. My Gift
a Means of Grace" The business meet
ing which followed was presided over
BY the presid,nt. and Mrs. c. B. Oliver. (
IN the absence of the secretary. Mrs |
D. Hurley. read the minutes of the i
previous meeting The reports for the
term were given in detail Mrs c. e. I
re berts reported the work for the
Dung people. Mrs. T. J. Cummins for Z
The children. Miss Alice Care read the Z
report OF the Missionary Voice and
Mrs. ". l.. Ritz told OF the social work.
while Mrs. L. l. Guerry reported the Z
work of the corresponding secretary.
Then in a dialogue. Misses Era Thomas
md ErneSrine hurry gave the monthly
eaflet Mrs. !. J.. Boone. of White
VI light, Mrs u. E McClusky, of Irene,
nd Miss Lizzie Cochrane. of Jackson
lille, Texas, visitors for the afternoon, /
cid of the work done by their re-
'pective societies The two treasurers
eported for the quarter ending June
30 The young people Of the church I
'alsed SO and the children sS.2S TO be
Ised for all purposes. while the older I
members Of the church and societies
# the church raised $500 for local
;harity, local church work and the
parsonage; scholarship fund sac. for
pledges $3.50. and by dues S5475,
making a total of $445.9S Five new !
members were added to the roll. They
we're AleSdames Norman SnOdgrass J.
"a. Brown, Luther Burton, Mary E.
y right and Z. f. Bomar. Some in
tructive articles found in the June I
lumber OF the Missionary Voice were Z
cad by the officers. A motion was
made by the social service committee
hat the thank offerings of the aft
rnOon be given to the families of the I
,Oys Of company X, of the Texas mill
ia \ program was then rendered,
with Miss Alice Carre in charge. There !
we're a number of vocal solos by Miss /
Iargaret Bush and Mrs. T. +. BOmar-
II the close of the afternoon. fruit
,Ench was served by the hostesses of the
fternoOn. Mrs. Lee Moor and Mrs.
. :. Birchfield. There were about 80 I
A.