El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-22
SOCIETY DOLNGS

the Babies week for the best assay
written by a school child on Baby Wei
fare She is pupil of the Alta Vista
school Ruth Vivian Reid. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. ~ Reid. won the sec
oud prize. $3.50 She is pupil Of the
Lamar school. the third prize went TO
Margaret Hughes, Of the Bailey school
and the fourth prize to Ruth Day OF the
Alta Vista school The first prize and
second prize winning essays viii be
read by the winners at the meeting OF
the El Paso Equal Franchise league on
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
chamber Of commerce There viii be
also discussion of various topics pre-
scented by Mrs Clara Smell Wolfe, of the
Texas branch of the MOmauS Congress
sional Union for Equal Suffrage, during
her stay here and current events IN
suffrage viii be given by the members
Mrs. 5. j. Fennell viii conduct the par
liamentary law study
Mrs. W. L. Crockett was elected
president OF the missionary society or
the First Presbyterian church Mt the
meeting Tuesday afternoon IN the
church parlors. Mrs. Rue Jackson Was
elected vice president; Mrs. ffeq =
T,u1el-,- recording secretary. Mrs. Il. W.
Brown. treasurer: Mrs. Fred Norton.
secretary Of literature. An interesunS
poEram was given. Mrs. Rowland Ill
christ sang Through Peace 10 LlSn
Miss Theo Patterson accompanied her
tire study book of the Kings High
way" which the society has Just COM
pleted studying, was conducted Dy W.;
Bessie Gilchrist Must 90 anu
Emptv Handed2" was sung by Kew.
q I, Overstreet. with Mrs OverstreeJ
plaving his piano accompaniment
Echoes from the Laymen.s conNentloll
were given by Mrs. G l. oNerStieeI
and Mrs. Edward Matthew's ; Mrs,
TIou-ard y Durkee conducted the blple
st1dv on the 18th chapter of St Luxe
-osDel Mrs Durl1ee was pIeseHteu
with a certificate of lie meHlpeISLllP
in the American Bible society, py lne
Of the missionary society
- o,-eretrect made an appropriate
sDeech Of presentation to whlch MIS-,
riurI-ee RESPONDED. A social houI ana
followed the program.
The hostesses We're Mrs. MAI SCI g
league and Mrs II. IA NJ NJ Tho yvom-
The music department OF lht w 80
ans club is planning for an tNeHlnS
concert to be given q lHt Hi5n1
Monday, March p. a. me liS 1. ~
tiau church. The Ballad OF bospai'-
which made so great an impression AT
ite performance short time ago at one
~ tbe afternoon programs OF tne cruz
In he repeated. Mrs. Bates hughes
Evans viii sing the role OF pealI,
Mrs. c. o. Rucker viii nave lne spe"N
inr voice OF the woman; Mrs. D. y
Fennessy viii play the Nonh Par
Amanda Reyes the cello part ana ~ =
7. J. Pearce, the piano. There VIII ne
number of solos duets, trios ana qaur-
-ets from miscellaneous composers. HIS-
Z + Pearce and Mrs. James drahaih
lcNary will play a piano duet ParTyin
Witte will sing A solo and with MIS-.
yVitfe and Mrs. Bates Hughes Evans
will sing a trio. Mrs. II. H. stark NlH
sing a solo. and so viii Mrs. RoDeTJ H.
Holiday and Mrs. VIII T. owen. Mrs
s. n. Goldstein and Mrs. r. L. Holiday
VII sing duet. Miss GretS- Palmer
viii plav piano solo. Mesdatnes X; J..
Holiday. VIII T. owen, Bates HuEhes
,uartet A humoresQue 'JaboerwockY'
5v Chadwick. viii be sung by. MeSssrs-
l5srvin White. George Frederick Bill
Iin-s. Charles Andrews, Walter haNls
tLe1r- II Teu1en and DIR. George Brun-
ner. Mrs. ". r. Brown and Mrs. .. j.
Pearce will PLAY the piano accompahi-
ments FOR the singers