El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-20
Women's Organizations.

The monthly meeting of the FL Raso
| Graduate Nurses association Will be
I held Tuesday afternoon at , o'clock in
/ the auditorium of the old high school
Z building.
The woman's guild of the Church
, Of St Clement will hold its regular
I meeting Tuesday afternoon at Z:30
o'clock, in the parish house adjoining
{ the church.
The music department of the Wom-
/ ans club will present its first pro-
gram on the evening OF Tuesday, No
vember %. in the club building The
OF November "a. Mrs. James Graham
McNary will be in charge of the pro-
gram.
The monthly council fire Of the camp
fire circles was held Saturday after
noon AT o'clock in the down town
Young Women's Christian association
rooms Honor beads were awarded for
the months work Lillian BOurland
won Il honor beads and Adeline Marsh
y honor beads Both are in kisShen-
haha camp fire circle Miss Mary Can
non. the guardian of this camp fire
circle. won 20 honor beads. Plans were
started Tor the presentation of the play
HiaWatha, which Will be given the
last Of the year. Mrs. I y. Corrington
viii direct the play. The rehersals
viii begin next Saturday.
The wOmen's missionary society of
Trinity Methodist church will meet
the church. 1t will be the Mission
study meeting of the society and Mrs.
J. l. Ely will be the leader Educa-
ton in the church will be the tonic
and the study book IS the South Of
Today Mrs. VIII Vaughan will talk
on education preceding the civil war
Church schools in the south will be
discussed by Mrs Hubert VI. Smith
State schools in the south will be the
topic Of Mrs. Mack CrawfOrd's talk
The illiteracy Of the south will be dis
cussed by Mrs. VIII Young Mrs B.
l. Murphy will give the scripture les
son. Mrs. A. L. Cox viii sing, MIS-
W. R McKenna and Mrs. r L. Daniel
VIII be the hOstesseS Of the meeting.
The Thanksgiving meeting of the
WOmen's Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church will be held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock in the par
Tors Of the church The subject of the
program will be the second chapter of
the study book. old Spain in New
America Miss Louise PREFER VIII be
in charge, assisted by Mrs. Joseph l.
Spence and Mrs Charles NJ Blanchard.
Charles J. Andrews viii sing. Mrs.
\. J. Morris will play a piano solo. A
recitation, The Little Pilgrim" will
be given by Corrine Boyd Mrs Howard
r. Durkee viii lead the Bible study.
The hOStesseS of the afternoon viii be
Mrs kunO DOerr and Mrs. ]. 8. Capron,
assisted by four little Pilgrim maids,
Corrinne Boyd. Adelaide OVerstre,t
Carmelita Raus and Elizabeth Spence.
The Berean class OF Trinity Metho-
dist church was entertained the last
OF the week by Miss Anna Mae Amo-
nett. at her home on NtOrh stanton
street Miss Betty Mary Smith. the
class president. conducted the study
of the mission book. South American
NeighbOrs." Following this was an in
teresting discussion. Miss Helen Samp-
son reported s. from a recent candy
sale and S2.25 from the offerings dur
ing the week of prayer A social time
followed the meeting. Light refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
There were present Misses Betty Mary
Smith, Vivian POmeroy. Lucille Ayres.
Kate Amonett. Leila Amonett Hattie
lnghram. Helen Sampson. Willie Fer
gusOn. Erin Middleton: Mr.. and Mrs I
J. Ayers. Mr.. and Mrs. L y. Winans;
Messrs- l. II. Porter. Charles GoerinE.
Lee Nichols. Samuel Middleton, Leo
Miller, A. Flagel and others.