El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-13

place for the exposition visitors to
drop IN for a cup of tea and rest for a
Illlle ~hlle- HosteSses have been ap-
pointed Tor the various days Satur-
DAY Mrs Fred KnOllenberg and Mrs
. y Martin viii be the hostesses
Monday Mrs. B. +. Darhyshire will be
IN cnaSe Mrs Horace W. BIoaddus
VIII be the hostess Tuesday Mrs Cole.
" Wednesday. Mrs Darbyshire. Thursday
Mrs G. A. Martin. Friday. Mrs B. r
Iuttie, saturday. and Mrs. J. J.. Dwyer
sunday The hostesses will select their
own committees 10 assist them.
The Philathea class Of girls Of the
lrSt Presbyterian church provided
the entertainment AT the social hour
following the prayer meeting and or
Sanization meetings Of church night.
on w eQnesday- Miss Mary Heating
played piano solos and Mrs Maude
Wilson sang with Miss Heating ac-
campaigning her The Sunday school
classes taught by Mrs ". Van Long
ana Mrs IT, D. Burke sang These
classes are being trained by the choir
director. Charles !. Andrews for the
sunday school choir About 100 people
were present.
All day today entries were re-
ceiNed at the chamber Of commerce for
the wOmau'S achievement department
OF the international Soil Products ex-
position The three committees on en-
e.
on duty al the chamber OF com
merce promptly at $50 o'clock in the
morning number Of people have
been added to the classification com
mittee and the committee now is com
posed Of Miss Alice Ashcroft. chair
man; Mesdames Van g. Wilson W
Van Long, Steve A-uirre, T. F Hig-
O. Coffin and J. F. Knox
The Graduate Nurses association Of
Fl Paso county met Wednesday after
noon in the auditorium of the old high
school building Miss Jessie Mcdonald.
the president. presided Plans were
begun for Christmas bazaar at which
dolls. candy and fancy work viii be
sold The arrangements were COM
pleted for the work Of the association
on October p. in connection with the
City Federation of Women's clubs. at
the International Soil Products exposi-
ton Miss Kate McHugh and Miss
Lula Mitchell were elected members Of
me ASSOCIATION The next meeting
viii be held on Nov q
The women # the First PRESBYTERIAN
church met Wednesday afternoon in
the parlorS OF the church and pre-
pared scrapboOks Of muslin which were,
When completed, distributed among the
members to be filled with attractive !
pictures and then 10 be sent by the
missionary society to the leper hos
pital at Osaka. Japan This hospital /
,
Hale. a missionary in Japan. who has
been supported by the members Of the I
First Presbyterian church for many I
years Mrs. ". L. Crockett is the I
chairman in charge of the scrap book /
work.
The Wednesday Crochet club was i
entertained Wednesday afternoon by !
Mrs J. A. JacOby. jr-. at her home on 1
North Florence street. The afternoon 4
was spent in needlework and later re- 1
freshments were served 10y the hostess. !
Mrs 4. f. Mackie was the only guest 4
Of the club Roses and ferns attrac-
lively decorated the rooms. Mrs. /
Frank F. Bertsch will entertain the I
club next week at her home on san 1
Antonio street
The FL Paso chapter Of the Daueh- !
-ers of the Empire held the first meet
ing for the winter on Thursday after
noon at the home of the president. Mrs.
Z. B. Alves. Hawthorne place The
meeting was very well attended The /
next meeting viii be held on October ]
%. at the home of Mrs. Alves.
The junior auxiliary of the West
Minister Presbyterian church viii meet /
Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock At the
home Of Mrs. ". NJ Farley. 9O2 East
Rio Grande street