El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-08-17
Won1en'S Organizations.

Circle five of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. will entertain with
a musical program on Friday evening
in connection with the chicken pie din
ner TO be given from until $50 in the
basement of the church on the corner of
Lee and Montana streets. Miss Ma bel
hurry will sing vocal solo and Miss
Sarah Small will render few instru-
mental selections Miss Edna Critchett
will also give a vocal solo. Beside these
numbers there viii other music. Mrs.
Albion Jones. chairman of the circle. has
charge of the entertainment.
The Highland Park Crochet class
gave a pleasant surprise on Wednes-
day afternoon to Mrs j. II. Hamilton.
at her home. 1924 Gold street. to cele-
hrate her birthday anniversary. The
guests presented her with large
crochet luncheon set During the after
noon. verses composed by the guests
were read. The birthday cake. which
was covered with lighted candles. was
cut according to the ages Of those
present the eldest cutting the first
slice and so on down the line The
ring was found by Mrs. :. " Jones
and the thimhle was in the slice cut by
Mrs g \. Smith Those present We're:
Mesdames NJ l. Ward, J. F. Bischoff.
j. H. Logan. f T Fennen. +. B.
Elphers. T. TannehiU j. G. Lowman.
R L Robertson. : NJ James. W W
Johnson. J. Fl. Newton. ". L Har-
grove. !. H. Hamilton. {. A Smith. p.
r James. \. " Rogers. s c Miller
and 5. T. Jones.
Tuesday afternoon meeting Of the
board of directors of the Woman's cluo
was held at the home of Mrs c. 2.
stevens. on West Boulevard. Reports
were read on the progress that is being
made on the new club house. with the
assurance that the auditorium would
he completed in time for the first reg
ular meeting of the club on Wednes-
DAY. October l. The club year book
r h1T in n
Kept open later than usual because %
the large number Of additional names
on account Of the increase OF member
ship Mrs :. Fl. Sutherland. president
of the WOman's club and chairman of
the woman's board Of managers of the
International Dry Soil Products expo
Sition. reported on the work. particu-
larlv OF the enthusiasm over the MeXi-
can village. Of which the Woman's
club has charge. The list of 20 names
that have been recently added to the
membership is composed OF Dr- Nettie
Z Satterlee. Misses Constance Pate
man. Sybil Shed: Nesdames c. J Neel,
T : Parker. 2. T Wempls. \. : Fee
gan. Harry Barnett. Harry swain. T.
T Miller. :. " Quincy. b p Darby
shire Winchester Cooley. A 8 Nalde-
spino. c A Hirsch- Alberto Madero.
steven n Aguirre. Y Van Gieson, p
B Dockery ard J. F Piper
The Triangle Missionary society OF
the First Christian church had its
". T. HAYES. 1907 Arizona street. in the
form Of "a picnic on Wednesday The
house was artractively decorated with
wild flowers. cut from the surrounding
hills After the young people had gath
cred a program was rendered The tIrst
number was chorus by the class The
next was scripture reading fthe eSrd
Psalm This was followed by another
chorus BY the class The minutes OF the
previous meeting were read and the
roll call was answered Ida Willet had
charge Of this. The quiz on South
America was read by Dona Hale An
interesting paper. isabelle Thohurn.
was read by Mildred Dove The next
was a circle Of prayers by all This
was followed by chorus Of the class
Wade Hamel then rendered a poem. and
Claude Hamel gave Hide and seek
Corner" reading. Thelma Jones then
read letter from the national secre-
tarv- Another chorus was sung by the
class The last number OF the program
was the henediction y picnic luncheon
was served on the lawn. following the
program Later in the afternoon the
marty went to the movies Those pres
ent we're. Misses Marie Kerr. Ida VII
let. Thelma Jones. Gwendolyn Jones.
ouise Schourup. Bessie Bishop. Lydia
Belle Bishop. Julia Ellison Margaret