El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-14
Woner's Organizations.

The AKA vista Embroidery and
/ Crochet club met at the home of Mrs
! E. E. Taylor, on Wyoming street. We'd
! nesday afternoon The afternoon was
] pleasantly spent in sewing and CONVEX
( sation. Music was enjoyed and refresh
! ments served by the hostess. assisted
| by Mrs. F. H Daugherty- The guests
/ present were Mesdames Fred II
/ Daugherty, W. ". Wood, ". c. Smith.
/ f. ". Livesley. G II. Schwankhaus. RI
! c. McGregOr and W L Frame.
Mrs. J. J. Murphy entertained the
| members or 81. Patrick's altar society
/ Thursday afternoon at her home on
( East Rio Grande street The after
I noon was spent in sewing and fancy
I work. a brief business meeting was
| held with the president. Mrs W G..
1 Roe, presiding. Two new members
I were admitted. These were Mrs NJ c
I Stanislaus and Miss Julia Doyle. Re
freshments were enjoyed toward the
close of the afternoon The hostess
was assisted in serving by Mrs H O.
Dow, Mrs J. T Cain and Mrs B. Cal
lagher. There were two visitors in
addition to the regular members
These were Mrs. c. 1. Kuneman and
Mrs. John T. Cain
A brief but impressive memorial
service for the late Mrs. Lydia Patter-
son was held Thursday afternoon at
the Lydia Patterson Bible institute by
a number Of her old friends and the
members Of the missionary society of
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nicely framed photograph Of Mrs. Pat
terson was presented to the school dur
ing the service. Mrs c. 7. Race made
the speech OF presentation and Rev.
l. A Reynolds of the institute, ac-
cepted the picture on behalf of the
school. Rev. W. F. Packard offered
the prayer opening the service. Mrs
Frances Montague read the eighth
chapter of st. PauPs epistle to the Ro-
mans, which was favorite with Mrs
patterson. Her favOrite hymn, "Beu-
ian Land, was sung BY Mrs. COrrine
Smith. Miss Jessie Buford played her
piano accompaniment Rev A H
sutherland pronounced the benedictiOn.
me service was held in the parlor of
the institute. which was decorated at
tractively with white carnations The
service was under the management Of
Mrs. C T. Race. Mrs. Jesse Payne. Miss
Jessie Buford and Miss Frances
Montague.
Mrs. s J FenneH was reelected pres
Ioeht OF the FL PasO Equal Franchise
league at the annual business meeting
OF the league Thursday afternoon at
Ihe chamber Of commerce. Mrs. B. F.
Jenkins was elected first vice presi-
cent MISS Ruth NJ Augur. second vice
president; Mrs. Alma J. Cox. recording
secretary; Miss A Louise Dietrich, cor
responding secretary: Mrs H A Lay,
treasurer; The president Mrs Fennell
chairman: Miss Grace Virginia Logan.
publicity chairman; Miss EVELYN
Daugherty, chairman press committee;
mrs A w DepeW, chairman of tele-
phone committee; Mrs. George H
Clements chairman bureau of informa-
ton; Miss Frances Foster, chairman So
cial committee; Mrs 0. A Critchett,
CT airman program committee: Mrs J.
) Daugherty, chairman OF music COM
mlttee- Other committees will be an
nounced at a later time The league
adopted resolution asking the city
council to request the business houses
to close during the hours Of the fu-
nerals Of the American victims of the
Mexican bandits. Mrs. Fenneu con-
Quoted the study Of parliamentary law
and led the interesting parliamentary
drill afterward- Plans were completed /
for the celebration of the first anniver-
sary of the founding of the league
The anniversary party will be held
Thursday evening at o'clock in the
chamber Of commerce. An unusually
program has been arran ged. ]
With number of unique features.
There viii be a big birthday cake. OF |
which Miss Frances Foster viii be in
charge Mrs o. A. Critchett win be in
charge Of the program Mrs B. F. Jen-
kins will give an outline of the years
work accomplished by the league. The |
recently elected officers will be in
stalled, with Mrs. s. s. Baker serving |
as the installing committee chairman. |
Mrs J. S Daugherty will be in charge /
Of the music for the evening.