El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-05
Women's Organizations.

monthly business meeting at the
| church Thursday afternoon at o'clock
I The Westminster socleIy q the
I Westminster Presbyterian church viii
| meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock
AT the residence of Mrs H. W. Cole.
3611 Bliss street. -,
! Mrs. .. W. Kerr VIII entertain the
4 members of the Aid socieLy OF the First
noon NJ 2.gO o'clock. at her residence,
1920 Williams street
( Circle rive of the Aid society of the
! First Methodist church VIII be enter
tanned by Mrs. Charles Seddon. at her
home S50g Bliss street, Thursday af-
. ternoon at 2.3O o'clock. An interesting
program has been prepared
The woman's auxiliary OF the Church
B of st. Clement held its monthly meeting
/ Tuesday afternoon at me pArlsh house
! viewed the mission publication, The
Spirit of Missions. MRS. A. Louise
J Dietrich conducted the study of the
{ book The How ana why OF Foreign
/ Missions" Following the meeting the
members attended the Lenten htany
service in the church,
The monthly meeting of the Aid and
Missionary society of the First Baptist
church was held Tuesday afternoon in
the church parlOrs 1t was the COM
bined business and social session of the
society Mrs A. NJ Walthall led the de-
vOtfOnal exercises. Following the bust
ness a social time was enjoyed and re-
freshnents were served by the most
esses of the day VINO We're Mesdames
w o. Moore, william Graves, Robert
Graves. I H. Ferguson and J. l. Dunno.
The Aid society OF the Westminster
Presbyterian church met Tuesday af-
ternoon in the church parlOrs. Mrs.
Pau1 Heermans the newly elected Dres-
ident presided. This society. with the
other organizations of the church. will
give a reception to the new pastor,
Rev w NJ Farley. upon his arrival
from Georgia in May, and plans for
this were begun. The society decided
to have shower of fruits, jellies, mag
azines and books for the soldiers in the
base hospital at Fort Bliss, who have
been sent back here from the column
in Mexico. Articles will be received
all day next Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs Paul Heermans, sos East Rio
Grande street. and on Thursday a num-
Der Of the members will take the arti-
cIes to the fort hospital in automobiles.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Aid society of the First Presbyterian
church was held Tuesday afternoon in
the church parlors. After a short bust
ness session. at which Mrs. NJ. B. Dea-
son presided, program was given. Of
which Miss TheO Patterson was in
charge. Mrs. ID. V. Fennessy played
a violin solo Miss Patterson was her
accompanist. Miss Belle White sang
accompanied by Miss Patterson. Miss
Evelyn Payne played a piano solo. Mrs.
Walter II. Scott sang, accompanied by
Miss Patterson. A trio, composed of
Mrs. George Scharpff cello; Miss Ce-
ella SDalding, violin. and Mrs ! NJ
Richmond, piano. played selections. Fol
lowing the program an informal social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served The hostesses were Mes
danes Disney Smith. A. W. Bittick, D.
V. Fennessy. w. Van Long and Mrs. W.
c. Haden
The Missionary society of the First
Christian church held its monthly meet /
ing Tuesday afternoon at the church.
Mrs. q. A. Thumm. the president, pre-
sided at the short business session. The
division. Of which Mrs. R. A Hubbard
is head, was in charge of the program.
which began with n review of the study
book. Forty Years of Service" This
was conducted by Mrs +. W. Berkshire /
work of the church missions in Mexico
Mrs. r. R. Mason read an article on
the church work in Porto Rico, from 1
he missionary periodical, THE It'd /
ngs." Mrs. Peter Murray spoke of the !
mission work in Argentina A playlet /
IN Reading the Missionary Tidings" |
vas given in which all the members Of /
he circle took part Following this I
here was an informal social hour. The ]
guests were presented with little Eas- |
er booklets containing profitable read (
ny for the Easter season
Circle One OF the aid society Of the 1
7irst Methodist church met Tuesday !
lfternoon at the home OF Mrs. George /
Dean, S04 Arizona street Mrs. c. H. |
Dow assisted the hostess in receiving /
he members Mrs. Vernon S. Rogers 1
presided at the short business meeting. I
Hiss Emma Brandeberry told Of the [
work being accomplished in the Rose 1
iregory Houchen settlement house /
Hrs. Herman G. Porter spoke Of the 4
ervices Of dedication of the completed /
hurch building next week, by Rev. /
v. n Mason. Mrs. J. J. Raster and /
hrs. r. J. Wilson will sing special /
IN the Tuesday night following there /
viii be a concert by the FL Paso ChO- l
al society. under the direction Of Mr.. 1
nd Mrs. James Graham McNary. Mrs !
v. Young spoke on the entertainment !
o be given Friday. April Z. by the I
Urinary department of the church. in !
which 80 OF the most talented little 1
mes will take part in a japanese /
laylet and living pictures represent
ng childhood in art from paintings
" famous artists A part of the after
Don was spent in the completion OF !
rticles for the church bazaar that IS
O be held next week. After the work
vas laid aside a social hour was spent
IOstess assisted by Mrs. Dow. Mrs I
f. McLaren and Mrs. S. Sabut Those /
tending the meeting were: Mesdames
Ierman G. Porter. George Dean, c. H
DOW. s. v Rogers, $. Y. Young, l. L. /
lcLaren. S. Sabut Phillip Davis. H. H.
Briggs. G.. r. COwherd, ]. II. Hermans, I
.eda BlOunt, Ella Rogers, Nora Wall
en-. w. A. Price, George G. Hettrick, {