El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-22
Women'S Organizations.

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Mrs. $. V. Young viii entertain circle
] four Of the First Methodist church mis-
{ siOnary society on Monday afternoon
: at her home on Randolph street
= The young Women's guild OF the
s Westminster Presbyterian church Will
/ give an evening of folk songs, in cos
! tune. to be given on May in the
church parlors. Miss Belle White will
I be in charge Of the program,
! The Eastminster missionary society
met Thursday afternoon at the home Of
! Mrs. c. H. Phillips. 3414 Douglas
street. The greater part of the after
noon was spent in social conversation
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
The City Federation of women,s
clubs will hold its monthly meeting
I Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
chamber of commerce. The auditing
committee Of the federation met Thurs
day at the home of the president. Mrs.
I c. Z. Kelly, on Mesa avenue, to audit
the books. Those present were: Mrs.
treasurer, and Mrs. Flora Graves. and
Mrs. S. p. Demming, auditing commit
tee.
The missionary society Of the East
81 Paso Methodist church, met Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs ].
l. Gilbert, on Alameda avenue. The
society is pledged to give certain
sum toward the minister's salary and
at this meeting each member brought
the dollar she had earned and told in
original poetry the manner in which il
had been earned The meeting was a
social one and later in the afternoon
salad course was served bv tina
hostess. The table was prettiiv ar
ranged in way suggestive of Easter
In the center was a large white hen
upon a nest of Easter eggs, and from
her bill streamers Of yellow ribbon
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at each guests plate. The salad course
was in the yellow and white. Amer
lean Beauty roses decorated the other
rooms of the house. There were four
visitors from Trinity Methodist church.
Mesdames l. J. Ayers, Hubert NJ.
Smith, r. A Johnson and WiIIisT
Sachs
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union
was held Friday afternoon in the down
town rooms of the Young Women's
Christian association. Mrs II. A Tav
presided at the business meeting and
program. Mrs. Helen JudsOn read the
scripture lesson. Mrs. Susan NJ James
talked on the first temperance crusade
IN Illinois and gave personal reminis-
cences Of Frances Willard. Mesdames
q. L. Jones, E. NJ. Peck and NJ. q.
Strong gave current events Mesdames
NJ. T. Peck, NJ. L. Strong H A. Law
and Helen JudsOn were elected as the
dominating committee to report at the
May meeting. Mrs. F. L Harris and
MIS- NJ. L. Strong were elected dele
gates to represent the local union at
the state convention, which will be
held in Wichita Falls from Nav 1912
\ large number OF garments for the
hospital supply department of the Red
Cross society were reported made by
the union members. Following the /
business meeting a social time was en-
Joyed and Mrs. Mary Reed won tina /
prize in the guessing contest.
EVERY member Of the current events
and literature department Of the |
Woman's club is expected to respond /
10 her name at the roll call of the J
meeting Wednesday with a quotation /
from the book Of Proverbs. The meet /
mg' which will be the final one of tie |
season for this department. will be 4
held ct o'clock in the auditorium of /
the First Christian church. The pro- /
gram topic is the book Of Proverbs and /
Psalms completing the years course /
of Bible study. John Fielding ir., will
speak on the book of Proverbs and /
Mrs. l.. L. Robinson has the /
Psalms as her subject Miss Bessie
Hall will recite the oath psalm, with A
violin accompaniment by Mrs. D. v. !
Fennessy, with Miss Julia Pool at the
piano. Miss Anna AXtOn will sing the I
23rd psalm, accompanied by Miss
Matilda Axton on the piano Three
psalms will be reCited by Mrs Emily
Snow, Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Hell
Hale. Mrs. Robert l. Holiday and
duet. Mrs. D. V. Fennessy will read
the 149th and 150th psalms. Edwin
Knickmeyer will play an organ selec-
ton.
Easter music was played during the
noon hour at the Young Women's l
Christian association down town rooms
by q number Of prominent musicians
Of the city Friday. The music was
greatly enjoyed by the large number OF
young business women who frequent
the cafeteria and the rest and reading
rooms during their moor time hours.
Mrs. James Graham McNary played a
group Of plano selections. appropriate
for the Easter season. Her selections
grin" by Wagner; the "Cujus Amman"
from Stabat Mater; Am Nicer, by
Calvary" by Rodney and
charity" by Rossini. Mrs Parvin
White sang GLORIA" by Buzzi-Peccia,
accompanied by Mrs. McNary. Mrs. J.
Rowland Gilchrist sang "Hosanna"
~ julius Granier, accompanied by Mrs. I
J. c. Ballard. Miss Mabel Smith PLAYED
.wO piano solos, Chopin's opus 9. Num-
Der ., and "CanZOne" by Nevin. Mrs /
viii T. owen sang so I Can Wait" !
" Briggs and Little Brown Church in (
he Dell" Mrs Ballard accompanied (
Ter. Miss Anna Axton sang How I
4ong wilt Thou Forget Me?" by Carl I
'elueger, accompanied by Miss Mathnda
Axton on the piano. Mrs. d. @. Fen
iessy played two violin solos, "Taran-
ellie" by Papini and "Nladrigale." by
'imonetti Miss Julia Pool played her !
compartment Mrs. J. J. Pearce !
,layed "Triumphale" by Rinck and ac- I
Ompanied Mrs. Robert /. Holiday,
Who sang our Risen King" by Loud. Z