El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14
Vonen's Organizations.

Mrs A. NJ Walthau entertained the
members Of the Fancy Work CLUB FIJI
day afternoon at her home on ROW
bridge street. Sewing occupied the
time pleasantly and light refreshments
were served Mrs = F Williams will
be the hostess Of the club at the next
meeting. which viii be on the after
noon Of October p
Mrs 3. J. Mustain entertained the
members Of the Buttinski club Friday
afternoon at her ranch home down the
valley near Belen- The guests motored
from FL Paso and were entertained at
luncheon and then spent the afternoon
in fancy work Mrs. s. a. Tulloch sang
a number of selections. accompanying
herself on the piano.
Miss virginia cooper entertained the
jolly Set Sewing club Friday afternoon
at her home on Wyoming street The
afternoon was spent in sewing Plans
We're started for Halloween party,
to be given on October y at the home
of Mrs Janice still Mrs. W NJ Cooper
and EalstOn Cooper were the guests
of the club. Refreshments were served.
Miss Ruth Shannon will entertain the
club next week at her home on North
Florence street
The aid society Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church met Friday
afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs
W. B. Clark. the new president of the
society. presided and conducted the de
vOtiOnal exercises After a brief bust
ness meeting Mrs J. R. Fish presented
L A L.
with a cameo brooch on behalf Of the
society members in appreciation of her
work Miss Lois NicChesney recited.
Refreshments were served by the mem
bers Of circle five.
Officers were elected by St Patrick's
Altar guild Friday afternoon. at It's
meeting at the home of Mrs. c. c.
Woodland, on kast Nevada street Mrs.
w. c. Roe was reelected president. Mrs
Vincent Andreas. first vice president;
Mrs James MagOffin. second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. L L. Mundy. treasurer and
Miss Mary Hickey secretary Mrs Al
bertha Schiller. of Denver. Colo. moth
er Of the bishop Of this diocese was
elected an honorary member Of the
guild The atternJO was spent in
sewing Mrs W II. Zinkler will en-
terrain the guild on October %.
A very interesting entertainment and
social was held last Friday evening at
the First Christian church under the
auspices Of the wOmen's Bible class
The program consisted Of imprOmptu
exercises presented by the various
classes OF the Sunday school The pro-
gram was presented in the main room
Of the church before a large audience
and later all present repaired to the
social rooms, where refreshments were
served. The proceeds which came in
voluntarily offerings in little sacks
which had been previously distributed.
were devoted TO a fund for refitting
the pastors study
Mrs ". T Bush entertained the
members Of the Mission Study circle
of the Asbury Methodist church at
luncheon Thursday afternoon at her
home on Tularosa street The occa-
sion was the first meeting OF the
society Following the brief business,
at which Mrs G. H Rhodes presided.
a program was given; south Ameri-
can Neighbors" has been selected as
the study hook OF the year and Mrs.
Rhodes was the leader Of the after
moons study Each member answered
The next meeting viii be held the first
Thursday in November. Each member
Will be expected 10 respond to the roll
call with a quotation on faith Among
those present at the meeting were
Mesdames c H Rhodes. Kate Campbell.
T. W. Bryan. James 1IaCleese. H y.
Miller. J R Burton. W H Lark. P d.
Splawn and Miss Margaret FennelL
The woman's auxiliary of the West
minister Presbyterian church held its
regular monthly meeting in the sun
day school rooms. Mrs. ". NJ Farley,
the president. presided As this organ
iZatiOn comprises all Of the women's
societies OF the church. representa- Ves
from all these societies brought in
the reports Of what they were doing.
Mrs. 7. ". Kirkpa trick. the leader of
the young peoples work, announced
the organization OF a children's society
in which q members were enrolled
Mrs J. ". Moseley, secretary Of liter
ature announced the formation OF a
mission study class and reported the
distribution OF mission literature and
subscriptions for mission books. Mes
danes J. H Logan J. H Hill. Brad
ford Hardie and Frank Hughes. rep
resentatives OF the Synodical Presby-
terial Congregational society reported :
A talk on foreign missions in Korea
was given by Mrs J. h Grant Mrs
J. ". Moseley spoke of the women Of ]
Korea Mrs. J. l. Mcknight read a Z
poem The Mexicans at Your Door"
in her talk on home missions. A Ques- |
tiOn box was conducted by Mrs. J. II. !
Logan. on mission subjects. Mrs. J. H. |
Hill gave a scriptural reading on the |
relation Of prayer to the individual. as /
represented in the church Of Nehemiah /
A social hour followed with refresh /
ments served. The following new men, 1
bers were enrolled. Mesdames J. L. 4
T. VI. Hervey. J. ". 3. Rob-
Eliza Cook and Miss Anna Weaber.
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