El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Women's Organization.

The junior and intermediate missi or
airy society of Trinity Methodist
church Will meet sunday afternoon at
D $50 o'clock in the church parlOrs-
Mrs. u. F. Halter entertained the
Buttinski Crochet club Friday after
( noon at her home on Bliss street The
time was pleasantly spent in crochet
work and refreshments were served oE
the hostess Mrs Roy u. BaruUm VIII
2 be the next hostess for the club. enter
tanning on November >
Circle No. >. of the Aid society Of
J the First Methodist church met Thurs
Z day afternoon at the home of AIRS
, Leonard Hanson. 913 Dallas street The
meeting was opened by the president
{ Mrs H VI. Whitfield. The usual routine
4 business reports We're given. Plans
| social. TO be held at the church. Nov.
.. Those present were Mesdames H NJ
/ Whitfield. j. R Childress. Nettie Bret
uey. !. d. Foster. : T. Cross. D. E Pope.
Walter Green. r B. Bias. a l. Foote.
:. NJ Hyten. J. +. Neff and J. W
/ Thompson
The newly elected officers of the Aid
society of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church presided at the recent meet
ing of the society held at the church
Mrs W B. Clark is the president Mrs
{ A l. Foote. vice president Mrs j. H
Pullman. secretary and Mrs j. G
Worthington. treasurer Following the
usual business meeting there was a So
cial hour. Several readings were given
by Miss Lois McChesney that added to
the pleasure OF the guests Mrs Foote
who is the retiring president was pre-
scented with a cameo brooch on benal1
Of the society members Mrs J. r FISK
made the speech Of presentation
Mrs. g r. Cole entertained the Bible
class Of Trinity Methodist church
J Thursday afternoon at her home on
Wyoming street The class is taught
by Robert Lander Mrs + l. Guerry
conducted the devotional exercises A
business meeting followed Refresh
ments were served Assisting the host
ess were Mesdames A. G. smith. = l.
Guerry. and Helen hudson The rooms
were attractively decorated with roses
and dahlias Of various colors- The mem
bers present We're Mesdames Robert
Lander. Ross Z Bryan. J. j. Ayers. G.
=. Jones. a. u. Smith. r Townsend C.
L Query. Louis Blumenthal- z d
Moore. F. NJ Towuer. J. L Ely. f l.
Harris l. r. Pratt. Helen Judsou Miss
Thelma Cole and Len Query
The Wade Hampton chapter o. the
United Daughters Of the COnfederacy
was organized Friday afternoon a
meeting held in the parlors Of Trinity
bers were enrolled Mrs Ross T. Bryan
was elected president Mrs Seth Orn-
dorff vice president. Miss Nelma
Casey. secretary Miss Margaret Bryan.
rian, and Mrs. F. B McCintock, regis
trar. Mrs. I. n Lawrence was elected
honorary president for life. Nesdames
J. H Allen. : l. Davis and G T. Bryan
were appointed IN the membership
committee. Mesdames c. L Bryan,
T E johnson and J. II. Allen
Will form the bylaws committee
The meetings will be held the third
Friday afternoons in each month The
organization is planning 10 celebrate
the golden wedding of an old veteran
IF the cOnfederacy and his wife Mr.
and Mrs ". r McCOwn. at the home
OF Mrs. c. T.. Bryan on November g
The Sunshine day nursery, which
has been at zoe South Florence street,
has been closed
The Associated Charities has opened
nursery on Florence street 10 care
for the children during the day. while
be n charge Of Miss Anna Wright.
who has been in charge Of the sun
shine nursery.
In addition to caring for the chill
dren. the nursery has been acting as
an emple yment bureau for the moth
ers. and this part Of The work viii be
continued by the Associated Charities,
so that in future anyone wanting WON
en- for work should phone 1915 II is
expected that the combining Of this
employment work viii prove an econ
omy in time and expense and serve 70
give better service.
The nursery has been taking care OF
from 80 10 55 childr- IN a day. and the
new places viii be able 10 take care
Of as many. Both American and Mex
lean children are received. and are
provided with two meals and q very
light luncheon
The Sunshine nursery has been in
charge Of Mrs. Edith g. Lane, Mrs T.