El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-28
Women's Organizations.

Mrs w. OBriant of 2lI Arizona
street will be the hostess Tor the
women of the missionary society OI tue
East Ell Paso Methodist church Thurs-
dav afternoon. There will be a special
program at 2:3O o'clock and study OF
missions in India
Miss Beatrice Markgraff entertained
the Henrietta Missionary soclSty
Trinity Methodist church Saturda& y, az
ternoon at her home on North ~ u
ence street. The program was oH tiio
hospitals of China and talks on TINS
subject were made by Miss Ruby Col
lier. the president of the soclety, anu
Miss Hazel Vaughan. Mrs. l. n. WIN
ans. superintendent Of the young peo-
ple's work, spoke on the new amer
cans" which was study OIL lne IlilI
grant question. After the program a
social time was enjoyed. Re1resh-
ments were served. The hostess We
assisted in entertaining Dy her slst sSiI,
Miss Augusta MarkgraI1 ana Miss
Ermene Merkgraft.
Officers of the B1deles Grass oL ~ ttio
First Baptist church were elected at the
meatina of the society Saturday aIIer-
noon. held in the home OF MISS Alico
Risbon i'm the Locke apartments MISS
Antoinette Matkin was electeu pr Si
dent; Miss Alice Bishop, first vice pIesl-
dent; Miss Opal Corn secq 2Io,,-1- fIU9
president; Miss Elizabeth HaWklhs'
secretary; Miss Jewel Deer, treasurer
and Miss Lois BOnney, reporter. Mrs.
l. F. williams was reelected ledcher
of the class After the business meet
ing there was a social time anu re-
freshments We're served by the hos 5I.s
assisted bv Miss Nell Taylor and MISS
Dove Husbands There were present
Mrs J. F. Williams, Misses Luellah
williams Emma Wingren, opal corn
Antoinette Matkin, Jewell Deer LOIS
Bonney. Nell Taylor Vera Hunt, love
Husbands, N. A Stroud, Maduma SIrouD,
Nettie Hester. Christine Gavin. Nellie
ReddingfieId. Mary Wyle. Willie Mae
Carson. Maude Lyles. Irene F1enniken'
Ress Luther Elizabeth Hawkins.
Minnie Grace, Elizabeth Harris, Pearl
Beddlngfield. and Vera Morris.
Instead of the usual meeting OF me me
missionary society of Trinity church
tuesday afternoon the members Will con-
duce cottage prayer meetings atVarlous
places over town for the sick and smut
in. At the County hospital at s ocIock
Mrs T. n. Winans will be the leadeT OF
a short service and Mrs. J. c. Ballard
will be in charge of the music AT me
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brady, l4zf
Wyoming street, there will be service
at 4 o'clock, with Rev. W. +. PACKARD
as leader and Mrs. Robert Lander IN
charge Of the music A service viii be
held at 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L.
Wilson, 657 Epson avenue. Mrs Q. b,
Oliver will be the leader and Mrs Il. J.
Cummins ir charge Of the music. At
the home Of Mrs. NJ. Moreman at SyOb
Montana street. there will be a service
at o'clock, with Miss Alice Carrie in
in charge Of the service and Mrs. A. A.
LawIer Of the music. At the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard CrOxton, GAL West
Missouri street, Mrs. l. J. Ayers VIII be
the leader of a service at > O'CLOCK ana
Mrs. H. n. Miller will have charge Of the
music. A service will be held at 3
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, W.
A. Crenshaw. In Highland Park, with
Rev. c. X Campbell conducting and
Mrs G. l.. Jones in charge Of the music.
At the home Of Mrs L. c. Shepherd, 1411
East Boulevard, there will be a service
at o'clock with Mrs. Hubert N. Smith
as the leader Rev c. K. Campbell