El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-27

{ ence in the world. the beauty of holi7
! ness and the intense joy in COD, MS
| glory and his power and love for HIM
| that dominates the psalms which form
! the very best poetry in the literature
/ Of the whole world. She spoke Of the
! way in which the spirit and personality
/ Of David dominated the psalms and de-
scribed how the psalms were used in
| the worship Of the Jews Mrs. Robin
son spoke of the wonderful way IN
which the psalms although distinctly
| the poetry of the Jewish race and APP
I piled to the needs, desires. joys, fears
and loves Of all races, have been adopt
ed for use in the religious services OF
the Christian churches as well as by
the MOhammedans. She recited quota
tons from various psalms. illustrating
/ the beauty and simplicity of the de-
scriptions and the various phases Of
human needs and experiences that were
covered by them.
Miss Anna Axton sang the 23d psalm,
with Miss Matilda Axton playing her
piano accompaniment
Miss Bess Hall read the 104th psalm
with a musical accompaniment, played
by Miss Julia Pool at the piano and
Mrs. ID. v Fennessy on the violin.
Mrs T. c. Phillips read the 1O3rd
psalm in place of Mrs. He'll Hale, who
was unable to attend
Mrs. Mary Carpenter recited the 9lst
psalm.
Mrs. II. D. Ashley read a poem on
the 23rd psalm, written by her father.
Mrs. ID. V. Fennessy read the ,149th
and 10th psalms.
At the opening and close Of the pro-
gram Edwin C. Knickmeyer played or
gan selections.
The roll call Of the department mem
bers, which opened the program, was
answered with quotations from either
the Psalms or the Proverbs
Mrs. w. L. Crockett, the retiring
-, nd H.
thanks for the cooperation of the de-
partment in making the programs or
the year so successful
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy n. Davis nave
moved from their apartment IN the
Sunset apartments, to 907 River street
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Mrs. F. Salazar was the hostess for
the meeting of the Merry Maids and
Matrons' club on Wednesday afternoon
at her home on North Ocnooa street
Bridge was played. Mrs. g. TalDOt
won the high score prize and Miss
Elsie McVey the second prize. Re
freshments were enjoyed after the
games. Mrs. s. c. McNey will enter
tain the club next week. Wednesday
night Mr. and Mrs Salazar entertained
with an informal dance at which the
guests were the members of the club
and their husbands. Punch was
served during the evening. Those
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. McVey Mr.. and
Mrs G. Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A
Orlopp, Mr. and Mrs. H II. House;
Misses Daisy McVey, Elsie McVey and
Grace Talbot.
Mrs Charles Corell entertained the
Carnation club Wednesday afternoon at
her home, 402S Hastings street. The
house was decorated with carnations,
garden roses and honeysuckle bios
SONS. Bunco and other games were
played during the afternoon. The club
prize winners were Mrs. Della Houston
and Mrs. Matte Mclean. The bunco
prizes went to Mrs. Lena Petersen, who
won first prize, Mrs. Mary Oldham. who
won second prize; Mrs. Monta Fulker- /
son, who received third prize, and Mrs. |
Hattie Allen. who received the con-
ISOLATION prize. A three course luncheon I
was served after the games. There |
were 25 guests present.
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The wednesday Embroidery club met !
W Wednesday afternoon at the home OF /
Mrs. Frank Bertsch, on San Antonio /
street The time was pleasantly spent /
In needlework and conversation. A two
course luncheon was enjoyed The /
guests Of the club were Mesdames J. s. !
Bunting, J. /. Evans and George Hill =.
man. Mrs. E. W. Moseley will enter
tain the club next Wednesday at her
home, 1411 East Overland street.
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The officers of the Robert E. Lee