El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-17
Women's Organizations.

AH AOINON Oh
Mrs. W. /. Farley. the wife or tbe
new pastor of Westminster Presbvta-
rian church.
The Daughters Of the Empire club
viii entertain with "a bridge mart,
tonight at the home Of Mrs. r. b. Alves.
on Hawthorne place. On Thursday eve
ming the club viii have a fancy vGor<
bazaar at the home Of Mrs AIvos
! These will be she last meetings Of tho
club until next fall.
The missionary society of the First
Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon
at the church parlors. Following n
short business session w. !. Buie
! spoke ON My Money and Missions %
Il was decided to have but one meet
ing during the month during the sum
mer. The meeting was well attended.
The altar society Of the Cathedral
Of the Immaculate Conception met
Tuesday afternoon in the sacristy Of
the church and elected officers for
the coming year. Mrs. J. j. Meuttmann
was elected president; Mrs. J. G. Ro-
nan. vice president: Mrs. Margaret c.
! Eempel. secretary. Mrs. G. N. FasSett,
finance secretary; Rev. Edward Barry,
treasurer. The collectors elected were
Mesdames ID. Andrews. y. Depeder. J..
McMindes. Z. Morgan, NJ. p. Malouey.
J. c. Roman. W. J.. Warnock and Miss
Annette Ruiz. The officers will be
installed at the meeting in June.
Guest day was held Tuesday after
neon by circle one Of the aid and
ufssionerv society Of the First Metho-
dist church in the church p~arlors. Mrs.
T.. /. Dalton. at the piano, and Mrs.
George Hefferman at the violin. played
a number of musical selections during
the afternoon. which was spent in so
cial games. the affair being in the ma
trre of a get acquainted party. Among
those present were Mesdames $. At
well. c. II. Dow, j. J. Mahan, jr.. i.
G.. Listen. J. J. Longwell. /. G. Seeger,
r. +. Dtlley. George Dean, r. l. Tank
IL IhanTHn INILnE NnEn AAnlNnn u
T.. Magee. T A.. Whitley. Ella Rogers.
Herman c.. Porter. W. G.. Terrell, J. B.
Lake. il. II. Briggs, A. J. Borcherding,
J. 6. Miller, 4 W. Jarrett, c c. Mar
L. Dalton, George Hefferman, W. A
Price. A. Borch, George Cowherd, j..
T. Kilburn. W. W. Fink, r. W. Stuler,
Z. : King. George Hettrick. S. V.
Young and Miss Matte Lee Mahan.
Mrs. c. G. Roberts and Mrs. l.. =.
Gamble were the hOstesses at Il de-
lightful social meeting Of the Mission
airy society of Trinity Methodist church,
held at the home of Mrs Roberts. 272l
East Rio Graude street. Tuesday after
noon. Pink and white carnations
sweet peas were used in profUsion
through the rooms. on the porch,
where punch was served. were many
palms and ferns and quantities OF sweet
peas. At the punch bowl were Miss Nir-
ginia Carrie and Miss Bess Adine owen.
Later in the afternoon an ice course
was served. in which the color plan of
pink and white vas repeated. The
guests were received by Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Gamble. Mrs. W. i. Packard, Mrs.
l. y. Wiuans, Mrs. Joe Battle and Mrs.
T.. j. Ayers. During the afternoon a
very amusing district school was acted
with Mrs. David NJ. Smith as the school
ma'am. Mrs. W. T. Packard gave an
Essay on Spring Mrs. Birdie Gates
gave "a reading A debate. Resolved.
that the automobile is more useful than
the horse" was held. Mrs. Della Lee
Hendricks, Mrs. r. F. Daniel. Mrs. G.
l. Jones and Mrs. A. NJ. Grabbing were
the debaters M the judges were un-
able to give a decision. Mrs. II. y. Miller
n Short humorous speeches were .
made by Mrs. J. +. Battle. Of Longview,
Tex; Mrs. W. II. Sachs. Mrs. Ross E.
Bryan, Mrs. Mary Jane Cunningham
Francis Cummins sang Mrs. J. G. Bal
lard. Mrs. O.. A.. Danielson and Mrs. II.
n Miller sang a trio. A dialog was
given by Mrs. I. y. Winans and Mrs. II. J
NJ Smith. The class was dismissed with
the class motto. The avors given the
guests were little pictures Of the little
red school house, painted by Mrs. !. n.
Nlnans There We're about so people /
present.
The Adelante Bible study class OF
the Young WOmen's Christian assO-
citation enjoyed a party Tuesday night !
az the downtown rooms Of the aSsOcia-
tlon, 20 mark the completion Of the
months course Of study. The {
members met at $50 o'clock and en-
supper in the lunch room Of the
association quarters. The tables were
decorated with pink sweet peas and
so were the place cards. The COM
mittee in charge was composed OF
Miss Annie Long, Mrs. Florence Glenn
and DR.. Isabel Hoenes. Following the
supper, the members pen a short
time singing hymns. Then the roll
was called by states and church de-
nominations and 10 different states
represented and seven church
denominations. The study for the past
has been ST. Matthews gOspel
a series of papers were given by
members on this gospel. Miss
Fox had as her subject Jesus
the Law, as eNempl1fled i'm the
Miss Mathilde Moses read q
on the Authority of Jesus" In
Of Miss Moses. who will leave
or China next fail as an educational
missionary, an original song, stars
a our Crown, was sung by the girls
present. Miss Lillian Rawlev read a
on the gospel Of st. Matthew
IS a convincing argument that Christ
s the Messiah. Miss Kate King then
distributed a series of white hearts.
which We're written verses from
he gospel Of st. Matthew and the
uembers had 10 tell the chapter in
which they were found and the num-
'er OF the verse. Miss Della Kiefer
cad a paper on the Training Of the
'welve." Miss Bess Browns paper
Jesus as the Master Teacher"
rs each girl finished her paper. she
presented with a unique head
car. which she wore through the rest
T the party. The girls who had COM
leted the examination on the gospel
nd also were on the program to read
paper. We're given halOs of yellow
paper. Laurel wreaths We're pre-
ented those who read papers only. ,
hose who did nothing were given
miniature Ounce caps. Miss Anita Cor
in, who is a bride-to-be, was given
white tissue paper bridal veil. Mrs.
aul Heermans. chairman of the reIi-
ioUs committee. was given a fancy
eadpiece Of brown paper. Miss Bess &
.rown placed all the headpieces upon
he heads Of the girls and at the COM
letton Of this. Miss Isabelle Fox gave
er a wreath Of pink sweet peas. The {
lembers of the menu committee tn q
barge Of the supper were given little {
-hite chefs a Mrs. Paul Heer- 5
read a poem. To Teacher" dedi- ,