El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-09
Women's Organizations.

The St Patricks altar society will
be entertained Friday afternoon at ,
o'clock by Mrs. s Kranzthor at her
home. 1915 Montana street. The after
noon viii be spent i'm sewing.
There viii be a called meeting Of
the Eastminster society of the Vest
minister Presbyterian church Thursday
afternoon AT o'clock. at the home Of
Mrs. II. W. Cole, SGl1 Bliss street.
Business matters of importance will be
brought before the meeting.
The weekly meeting of the FL Paso
Equal Franchise league viii be held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the
chamber Of commerce. Mrs. S J.
Fennell viii conduct the study OF par
lamentary law. The program Of the
meeting will be devoted TO current
events on suffrage and Miss x. NJ
Augur viii be the program chairman
for the day.
Mrs. B. r. Jenness entertained the
members Of the aid society of the Al
tura Park Presbyterian church on Tues
day afternoon at her home on Fort
Boulevard. Sewing occupied the after
noon. the guests preparing articles for
a spring bazaar. Refreshments were
enjoyed when the work Of the after
noon was over. The hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs +. B.
White and Mrs. Beart Blessington. The
meeting was attended by about 80
women.
The regular meeting Of the mission
airy society OF the Westminster Pres
byterian church was held Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs.
J.. y. killian was in charge of the
program, which was held before the
business meeting. Devotional eXer-
cises opened the program. Mrs ". II.
LOrctZ talked on How mission
makes its budget Of expenditures" Mrs
T. X Hazard gave current events
in mission work. Mrs. Paul Heermans
sang an Indian hymn Where is the
Light accompanying herself on the
piano. The third chapter of the study
book, "The Kings Highway" was dis
cussed by the following: Mesdames
Susan James, II. +. Harp. W. W. Waite,
Bradford Hardie, and !. ". Noseley.
Mrs. George Cole presided over the
business session Mrs. Susan James was
selected as president to complete the
term Of office of Mrs. J. Z. Abbott who
has left FL PasO for Missouri. Mrs. Paul
Heermans was made secretary to fill
the uneXpired term of Miss Sallie Wills
Smith, who is soon to go to Abilene,
Tex. to make her home there. Plans
for the meeting OF the WOmen's Pres
byterian union, which Will meet on
March % in the Westminster
Presbyterian church in connection
with the meeting Of the West
minister Presbytery Of west Texas,
were discussed. The plans for the pro-
grams and the entertainment OF the
delegates will be completed at a meet
ing Of the Highland Park Eastminster
society and the missionary society of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
i'm the near future. The plans for the
Japanese tea at which Capt John T.
AXton viii give an illustrated talk on
Japan, were completed. The tea is
open TO all members and friends OF the
church.
Missions i'm Korea were discussed at
the meeting Of the Women's mission
airy society Of Trinity Methodist church
Tuesday afternoon in the church par
lors. Mrs !. Livingston Ely was the
leader. Mrs Hubert NJ. Smith led the
opening prayer. Mrs. Ross T. Bryan
was i'm charge Of the devotional eXer-
cises opening the meeting. a talk on
True Missions in Korea" was given
by Mrs Ely, and she also discussed the
beginning Of Christianity in that coun-
Try. Mrs. II. Il. Stevens. Mrs. Walter
OBriant and Mrs. Nell Lawrence told
Of Three secrets Of Korea" Mrs. g. II.
Rhoades talked on THE Church Test
ed" Unity in Korea was discussed
by Mrs. D. Hurley, Mrs. ave Roberts,
Mrs. G. L. Jones and Miss Anita Corbin.
Mrs. A. NJ Grambling spoke on
"Christs Unanswered Prayer" Mrs.
Robert Lander sang with Mrs. Adine
r owen playing her accompaniment.
Miss Clara Edwards spoke on home life
in Korea. The program closed with
prayer by Mrs. w. +. Packard. The
hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs.
J. ID. McCrummen and Mrs b. L. Muir
ply. Mrs. Murphy wore a Korean cos
tune