El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-13
Women's Organizations.

w OHlSI OIgdIHZ0LtOTlS.
The Ebelle club viii hold its first
meeting of the season AT the home Of
Mrs Ames Albro. apartment II of the
De Luxe apartments. on THURSDAY aft
ernoOn a o'clock. Only the members
Of the club viii be present
The members Of circle five Of the
] Women'S Aid society Of the First Meth
: odist church will he hostesses Friday
{ evening ar $50 when chaplain Axiom.
Of the zuth infantry. delivers his Illus
I trated lecture. An Evening IN Japan"
ar the church. Young women attired
in Japanese costume will serve tea
after the lecture Miss Anna Axiom
will sing selection from Madam But
terfly" during the evening.
Mrs. Jack Hughes entertained the
members OF the Holly Wives club at her
home on Mountain avenue. on Tues
day afternoon. The game Of 800" was
( PLAYED during the afternoon and later
z a two course luncheon was served The
prizes were awarded TO Mrs F o Sta
{ pleton for high score. Mrs r. a
Hughes. for second hOnors. and Mrs.
! W. W Woods for third place. Besides
! the regular members present there were
q two guests. Mrs C. f. Kelly and Mrs.
i. j. NIeurrman- The club. which meets
every two weeks. viii be entertained
by Mrs Henry Buchoz. at her home on
North Virginia street
The WOmen's Missionary society Of
Z Trinity Methodist church held a meet
ing on Tuesday afternoon in the
/ church parlor. The parlor was deco
rate with sunflowers. corn tassels and
autumn suggestions were carried out
in every way. as the meeting was a
Z harvest day Miss Florence Durkee
gave a scripture lesson. a question
naire' on the work OF the society was
conducted by the president Mrs. Eobt
Lander sang several solos accompanied
On the piano by Mrs J. c Ballard. Mrs
T. y Corriucton's rea dings We're greatly
appreciated A number OF the women
told of - ~
during the summer. The society viii
hold its social meeting next Tuesday in
the evening when the members will
present the District school The nro-
proceeds for the benefit Of the con
ference parsonage fun I,eaf-forrn
souvenirs bearing the motto Turn Over
New Leaf and Attend the Missionary
Society Every Tuesday" were present
ed TO all in attendance \ number OF ]
new members were added to the roll !
There were more than - women in at
tendance Fruit punch was served by !
the hostesses. Aiesdames Empress Ar
rington. D. " Smith D. Hurley and I 1
J.. Ayers Mrs J. L. Ely presided over 4
the meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary OF the West I
minister Presbyterian church held its ]
first regular business meeting and or I
gained the wOman's work Tuesday af- !
ternoon in the Sunday school room OF I
the Westminster church The work as I
outlined IS in accordance with the plan
N
NJ Farley. president OF the auxiliary. {
presided. and the meeting was opened /
with song and prayer There was 2 fun
attendance at the first meeting After
the minutes or the last meeting were
read by Mrs @. r. Gillian the sec
rotary il was announced that II new
members had been enrolled These are
Mesdames F P Miller. s L. Davis. Y.
l. Mcconnell. c. W Peale George 2.
Morgan, c W. Gillespie. y. r. StanseI.
]
Lockett. Frank Hughes The corstitu- I
ton was read and adopted. after which
the president gave the scope Of thu !
WORK on the blackboard 4 scripture Z
reading by Mrs. Laura Mobley was Civ
en-. after which there was talk on
home missions by Mrs F " James (
Mrs J. T. Robinson urged the orgauf-
Zatlon or mission study class Mrs
J. W Kirkpatrick. leader Of the pro
gram for the Young peoples work !
called upon Mrs ". Z. Monroe to speak
on local Young peoples work within I
the church, and Mrs T. ?. Hazard TO
speak on local young peoples work
me meeting closed with the Mizpah
benediction. after which refreshments
and a social hour followed
The annual meeting and social Of
the II Faso Supervisors club" q the !
telephone company was given last night
az the local exchange for the girl en-
pioyes OF the company also the sub
lIoal operators and the private switch
board opera tors The meeting vas
opened hy speech by Judge Dan NJ
Jackson o. F. S-raton. general man
aver II the telephone company y r
hutchinson r. G. Mills and r. r Van
Dusen also gave talks Misses Willie |
tannimay and Katherine Barnes were Z
dressed as an old farmer couDle and
caused much amusement Mr. Van I
DuSen and NJ Mills were each n-e-
sented with bouquets made Of carrots
'nions and radishes Following the |
speaking piano solo was rendered !
by Miss P McEniry and there was .
-eading by Miss l. Gibbs. a vocal duet
ly Mrs Gamble and Mrs Judia with |
Mss wilson presided at the piano. Mrs
Tam0ie played banjo piano selection
ind was followed by a solo by Miss r
Moore vocal solo by Miss Alice CUES
lel. with Miss NcEniry al the piano.
reading by Miss 2. Morgan: a -dfs-
oEue- Heard in the locker room bv
diss Morgan Miss Sleet and Mrs
[amole- quartet number. Down On
ne Old Switchboard BY Misses Mer- I
IT. Harris and Tennv ad Mrs Gamble
Miss McEniry played the piano. Fol
owing the program dancing was en-
Dyed in the recreation room. A four |
'iece orchestra furnishing the music.
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MILLER Made Dresses. Children's
tompers and Bungalow Aprons at EOS