El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-06

hoard of directors Of the WomanS club
was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Z. Stevens on West Boulevard
The new members admitted TO the ciuO
by the board are Mesdames Lloyd u
Long W. l. kOhlberg. i. NJ Bell, y
p Coles. Bruno Friese. W a smith.
Charles Davis. r W McAfee. ". F.
Flennikin, W =. Johnston. &. NJ Har-
Vev. o. +. Metz. y J. Humphris, F. NJ
Rosen. ". \. White, William l. Baker,
Ernest A Young. W J. Jennings, ~ NJ
tirambliug. Misses Louise SiStermans,
Henrietta Buckler and Erua Schneider
\ Christmas bazaar will be held at the
clubhouse Friday and Saturday after
moons. The articles which VIII be on
display are from the wOmanS exchange
department Of the club and viii include
all sorts OF needlework as well as pre-
serves and jellies, and bread and cakes
The tea dansant, which was also
planned for these two afternoons mas
been indefinitely postponed Christ
mas plans for the county hospital ana
the county poor farm have been started
by the civic committee, OF which Mrs
Carl Lee Smith IS the chairman
Officers for the coming years work
of the missionary society OF Trinity
Methodist church were elected TUESDAY
afternoon at the meeting Of the society
in the parlOrs of the church Mrs ;
: Birchfield was elected president,
Mrs. o. A DanielsOn, first vice presi-
dent IN charge of the young peoples
socitfes. Mrs. s c. Douglas. second
vice president. in charge OF the chill
dren's work: Mrs. D. NJ Smith CORE
spending secretary; Mrs E D. Moore,
recording secretary; Mrs = L Ely. SUI
perintendent of mission study, Mrs W
J. Ritz. superintendent Of social serv-
ice: Mrs =. Gordon Perry, superintend-
ent of supplies; Mrs A W. Mclean,
treasurer Mrs William Sachs. local
treasurer. The usual business re-
ports of the officers were given at the
II eeting- II was decided TO discontinue
regular meetings until after Christmas
The retiring officers viii meet with the
incoming officers next Tuesday after
, noon for a general conference on the
society work. at the home OF Mrs )
L Ely. The hostesses at the meeting
were Mesdames George Newman and
d. J. Roberts
The auxiliary Of the Christian
Women's Board Of Missions OF the
First Christian church met Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlorS- Mrs
Ida : PeacOck's division was in charge
of the program Mrs W r. Allen led
the opening prayer. The devotional
period was conducted by Mrs. Ida Pea
cock. using the psalms as her topic
Mrs G. a. Thumm. the auxiliary presl-
dent conducted short business meet
ing. AIRS. Warder Splitter read most
interesting paper on missionary work
of Spaniards- Mrs. o. J. Allen talked
on the beginnings Of protestant mis-
sions Mrs. August CRUDE and Mrs.
Harry Day sang a delightful duet,
accompanied by Mrs c. z Chambers,
at the piano. Mrs H d. Ashley led a
DISCUSSION of the division plan being
used by the auxiliary. Following the
meeting there was "A social half hour
and light refreshments were served
The Woman's auxiliary Of the church
of St Clement met Tuesday afternoon
in the parish house of the church Mss
Ellinor Porcher presided Mrs Annie
NSetze led the opening prayer y talk
on home missions was given by Mrs
Henry Clay Greer and Mrs W c
kluttz talked on foreign missions Miss
Emily Claire, Of London, Eng played
piano solo. \ short study OF parha-
rnentary law was led by Mrs : J. Fen
nell Mrs. ". E POmeroy gave the clos
-nE prayer In the business meeting
Christmas party was decided upon. 10
be given in the parish house for the
church members of the national guard
regiments stationed here Mrs Fl. c.
Greer. Miss a. Louise Dietrich and Miss
Emily d. Greene were the hostesses at
the meeting Tuesday
The aid society Of the Orchard Park
Methodist church met Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs !. NJ Akin
son. on Grarua street A short business
meeting was conducted by Mrs. AdOlph
Hoffman. Mrs George Zierath played
a piano solo. Following the meeting
social time was enjoyed Tea was
served in the dining room. which was
Continued on next paEe)