El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-09


served as the maid OF honor. The ring
was a gift to Mrs. McCown from some
OF her friends. Refreshments were
Inc three departments and also upon
the work Of the civic committee under
the able Craftsmanship of Mrs Carl Lee
Smith. This committee Is DONG a great
amount of work and has big oppor-
tunity ahead of II for civic good Mrs
Van c Wilson is in charge Of the new
. feature OF the club. the womens eN-
change.
At the close OF Mrs. Sutherland re
marks little Joe Lea, representing his
father. mayor Tom Lea, and little COR
uelia Love, representing the seconu
generation in club work, as she Is the
daughter of q former club president.
Mrs J D Love. carried handsome
bouquet of white roses 10 the platform
where they were presented 10 MS;
Sutherland by Mrs. Stevens, on behaiI
Of the club members Little Corneiia
Love was very cunning in a short French
frock Of white with a big pink ribbon
sash and pink hair ribbons ...,.,.
Mrs Victor c. Moore then sang out
CT the Mists." By Sanderson. with Irs-
J. J. Pearce accompanying her
Mrs n OhIberZ Reports on Btenninl-
Mrs Olga KOhlherg gave a very Iutl
and comprehensive report OF the D.
snuial convention of the general red
era ton Of wOmen's clubs. which met IN
New York city last spring. and at
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delegates from the FL Paso club Her
report showed that the general fedora
ton is taking a greater interest than
ever in altruistic work
Miss Greta Palmer. playing E.o-
nance on the piano. completed the
program An informal reception lor Jne
rev officers followed Receiving with
them were the members Of the Duildlng
committee and the past presidents OF
Punch Served the Members.
Punch was served by the junior mem
bers OF the club from table At
sractivelv decorated with pink and
white carnations and roses MISS
Frances Foster presided al the punCn
bowl and she was assisted in serving by
Misses clara Fink. Rosemary Pelham.
Sarah Small. Rose Goodman. ElslnOF
Shelton and Mrs. Maurice schwartz An
inspection Of the club building tol-
, lowed. The meeting was very well at
The social committee was in change
OF the afternoon Mrs i z. Averlu IS
the chairman of this committee and
Mrs. ". r Brown is the vice chair
man
Circle one, Of the Aid society % the
First Methodist Episcopal church met
at the home OF Mrs. e. D. Hettrick. on
Sacramento street Mrs Claude l.
Borcherding presided and led the devo-
tionaI exercises. Mrs. Samuel '. oun-
gave the secretary's report and the re-
port Of the Christmas tree committee
The aid society will order the trees
from Cloudcroft- as it did last year, and
have these for sale at the church be-
fore Christmas Mrs. Borcherding was
B appointed chairman OF the purchasing
( and receiving committee: Mrs :. '
Young. chairman of publicity commit
tee. and Mrs ". A Price. chairman 81
the sales committee. The circle viii
entertain the general aid society o. the
. church Friday afternoon at 100 oclock-
Nah lnN n
IAN viii constitute the reception com
nittee- Mrs. George Cowherd. Mrs ".
A. Price and Mrs. j. ". Thompson VIII
form the refreshment committee FOL
lowing the business meeting a social
hour was spent and the hostess served
refreshments Those attending the
meeting were Mesdames Claude J. Bor-
cherding. Phillips Davis. ". A Price
G.. IT. Dow, Ella Rogers. L. F pilley.
Samuel Y. Young. g H TGrbeil- George
Cowherd. " A. Thomas. OF Kansas
city. 3. Rush Person. !. W Red OF
Alpine: Misses Mabel Logan and sara b
! @ Persons Mrs. J. W Thompson VIII
: entertain the circle on November q
The wOman's auxiliary Of the Grand
View Baptist mission met "Wednesday
afternoon NJ the home Of Mrs C. NJ
orr. 1908 Memphis street Mrs Eta
Reed conducted the devotional eN-
ercises Miss Read was in charge or
the music. Mrs. orr gave an interest
ing account Of her work in the mis-
sious OF Dallas. Refreshments We're
served at the close OF the program
A reception will be given the new
sunday school superintendent. @ H.
orr. and Mrs Orr. at the Grand View
Baptist mission Friday al so o'clock.
Mrs. !. r Bondurant's class viii have
r charge Of the arrangements The
members Of the class are Gertrude
Hafleyr Miriam Hafley. Myrtle Er-
minger. Ruth Grubbs. Avis Upton
Marietta Blain. Jewel Young. Dorothy
Barnette- Pearl Robinson. Grace Brit
ton and Mildred Bethel
The Woman's Catholic order Of For
esters entertained its members ant
friends with a social Wednesday after
noon in the Knights of Pythias hall
The games of 500 and bunco were
z PLAYED Mrs g. Y HOlford won the frs
ceived the second prize The prize ir
bunco went 70 Mrs. J. kevil- Mrs !
F'roussard received the prize for which
tie players cut The committee II
i charge was composed Of Mesdames T
j. Diugeman. u. Ford and +. N Fair
hurst There We're about Il tables o.
players Refreshments we're enjoyed
after the games.
There viii he 4 very important meet
ing Of the College Woman's Cub Sat
urdcy afternoon at o'clock Al the hom'
t Of Mrs. George LeBar5n.. the clui
p meeting will last only one hour Th'
outline for the winters work viii be
prepared.
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The aid society Of the First Consre
-ational church is holding an all da,
meeting today al the home Of Mrs
Charles B. stevens. on West Boulevard
e The members are sewing for the Christ
mas bazaar.
Call Three-500
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