El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-13
Womens Organizations.

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The Young Women's Christian asso
ola5'ou Na'allon cottage in Cloudcrof
VIII open on June /. TO remain one1
{ through the summer Mrs Ali a.
. Spadden VIII be the matron in C6,-ero
me Ilrst TWO weeks have been reserved
/ circles of the city -i'
The intermediate and iunior r,fesio,,
r AIRY socletleS OF Trinity Mpthodfsf
. church will meet this afternoon ot
: CLOCK AIIer the business a social
; time VIII follow. Misses Tucile 49,
and Frances Ayers viii he III, r. ,..' 81 e
/ TOT the members and light refresbr1enfe
I viii be served. III il u
I The. Aid Of the Clint NJ r church
! held their last meeting for tb So, -
Tuesday afternoon at The bcroa ,,e VI
! j. w. McAllister, near Clint After n
snort business session the time MS
/ spent IN a guessing contest, Mrs. Dan
hnlshl winning the prize Punch and
80 were present
Mrs. Paul Ginther entertained tbe
, St Patrick's altar guild FRIDAY aftsro
noon. 1t was the last meeting of the
gulIp uhI III, the second Friday in Sep
TENDER. The guests of the guild wore
Mrs w. Kraft, Mrs. Alberto NTodo~o
and Mrs. w. A. Griffin A ne,r 49,
Der, Mrs. Euphresia Sweeney. ioined ~.
EuIiu, IHS afternoon was spent in
sewing and the members pledged hen
selves to sew some article for the Guild
during the summer. A niece of f3rc,-
work, donated to the guild by Mrs. Gin
Iher' was purchased by Mrs. A S. Val
despino. There were 20 Deoule nreso,,-
A salad and an ice cream coursa yvere
served by the hostess. assisted nv Nc
James Magotfin, Mrs. W. G. Roe ana
Miss NJ. f Hickey
The mission study class of the PBila-
thea class of the First Presbvte,-j,,,
church met Friday night at the home
of Of Mr.. lis. T. Bowie on Fort RouIa-
ward. Japan was the topic Of the study
and Miss Nell Porter was the leader
me hnai Ghapter or the book "The
Kings Highway" was reviewed. Miss
Alice Wilson spoke on the missionary
work Of DR.. L. E. Clark Miss Eva
Stapleton spoke Of the Japanese ex-
hibit at the Panama Pacific exposf-
ton, Miss Margaret Ehart and Mrs IT
T. Bowie talked Of Japanese mission
airy work and Mrs. Charles L. over
street told of the work carried on in
Japan by the First Presbyterian church
here, through its missionary, DR.. Hall
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess after the program.
Misses Geraldine Harper, Margaret
Redmond and Evelyn Cole entertained
Wednesday evening, at the home Of
Miss Cole in Manhattan Heights, for
the members of the 5. u. S. club The
prizes in playing cards were won by
Miss Bertha Dwyer and J. L. Harper.
Following the games refreshments were
served by the hostesses. The rooms
were attractively decorated with Amer
lean Beauty roses and pink and red
peonies The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Harper Mr.. and Mrs p F.
Llewellyn, Mr.. and Mrs H. Gowen,
Misses Ada Curtis, Beta Burgess, Helen
Bailey, Messrs. A. J. HeckeI NJ NJ
Jones, w. T. Mueller, z. r. Blair, E. D.
Foster, Ben Crawford and L. L. Carr.
Inc mothers OF the members Of Cal
Square Baptist church
congregation were entertained by the
Aid and Missionary society Of the
church Friday night, with an informal
program and party in the church par
Iors. The orchestra of the church
played a number of selections and old
fashioned songs, as "Sewanne River" !
old Kentucky Home" and "Old Black 4
Joe which the audience sang. Miss
yrginia Burk sang several solos. Paul I
Nate sang solo. Little James Vance /
'ecited and Miss frankie Langston gave
I reading A quartet composed of Paul {
Nafe. H. l. Ilfre. j. L. Graham and J.. W.
" eddeI sang. The program closed with
he singing Of Home Sweet Home" by
he audience and then light refresh
nents were served and a social time en-
present
The Get Together club met Thursday
itternOOn at the home Of Mrs John
1901 Montana street. The
bbAAAo vel G. uNEOLdlEl 10 SUGGEST the
ut Of doors, with punches of alfalfa
nd shrubbery Of various kinds about
ma picnic supper was served. During
he afternoon Walter Davis sang a
lumber of solos. Mrs. John Burton
ang with Miss Lydia Couch PLAYING
er accomplishments. Victrola seIec-
ions We're enjoyed. Two new men,
ers were added to the club. Mrs.
oseph H. HurXthal and Mrs. Lee Reid. !
he club decided to change its meeting
9W TO Friday nffpFnnnra /
l. Hervey viii entertain the club next Z
r1day at her home on Montana street.
nose present were Mesdames G. n
homas, Lee Reid. VIM. K Wright, z.
-ervey, II. Raynor. c. NJ. Wilchar. John
urton, Joseph X. Hurxthal and Miss
ydia Couch and Walter Davis.
MIS- H.. l.. Harris was unanimously !
-eGled the representative Of the Robert I
. Lee chapter OF the United Daughters /
[ the Confederacy to the annual re-
Mon Of the Confederate Veterans
'nich VIII be held soon in Birming-
am, Ala. At the last moment Mrs
.arris found herself unable to attend
Ihe chapter requested Mrs. F. H.
ardner, or birmingham. who Is the s
resident OF the Pelham chapter Of the
= H. -, 10 serve s the Robert E Lee
napier s representative at the reunion.
RS Gardner has wired her acceDtance
ma the chapters credentials and I
reetlngs have been sent her by the \
resident Mrs. J. f. Bowen and also
he III Paso greetings to the veterans ]
.hich are from mayor Tom Lea. the /
lamner OF commerce, the Y W. C. A
ne y NJ c. A.. the Equal Franchise
eague, the City Federation of Won I
MS clubs, the W. c. T. T., the D. A. r 4
nd the John c. Brown camp of Con- y
'derate Veterans.
Cen. Petain. defender Of Verdun. hates z
eing photographed.