El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-12
Women's Organizations

Mrs. Roger L. Conant will entertain
the members Of the aid society of the
First Congregational church. Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at her resi-
dence, 31S Tobin PLACE.
The Aid society of the First Metho-
dist church win meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock in the church. Mrs. II. T.
Bowie viii be the speaker of the aft
ernoon and viii talk on Ruth and
Naomi. on Monday night the cantata,
Ruth viii be given i'm the church
by special choir directed by Mat
thew II. Lemen.
The Willing Workers club met Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs Z.
II. Hellerstein on Wyoming street The
time was pleasantly spent in CONVEX
satiOn and music and a luncheon was
served later in the afternoon. Miss
Dorothy Hellerstein played selections
from IL Trovatore' for the entertain
ment of the guests.
A very successful Easter bazaar was
given the circles Of the First Methodist
church's missionary society Tuesday in
the Sunday school rooms Of the church
The booths We're attractively decorated
with artificial flowers and greenery.
Circle five was in charge of the towel
booth, where guest towels and other
articles Of crocheted work were sold.
The workers from the circle were Mrs
W. RAIDER Mrs. S. E. KnudsOn and Miss
Madeline Birney. The latter was
dressed in Japanese costume. Easter
novelties were sold at a booth deco
rated in Easter lilies, at which circles
two and three were in charge. From
the former circle the workers were
Mesdames II. NJ. Whitfield, Meta Bret
ney, S. II. Cross and d. p. Harris. From
the latter circle the workers were Mes
danes Walter Williams, II. i. Dillon,
J. G. Worthington and W. A. Haigh
Circle one conducted an apron booth
and the workers there were Mesdames
+. L. Wiley. H. II. Briggs and z. +.
Dilley- Circle four, which is composed
Of members Of other churches, conduct
ed a candy booth and fancy work booth.
Mrs. William Hogarth was in charge
OF the candy booth assisted by Mes
danes A. J. Cox, L. i. MOultOn, and i.
T.. Kohler. At the fancy work booth
were Mesdames H A. Lay, r. J. Odds,
$. c. Kilgore, VOlney NJ. Brown, VIII
liam McSain and G. r. Cole. supper was
served in the evening.
The missionary society OF Trinity
Methodist church entertained the mis-
sion study classes of the First Presby
terrain. First Christian, First Baptist,
East FL PasO Methodist and Westmin-
ster Presbyterian churches Tuesday af-
ternOOn in the auditorium of the church.
These classes have been studying the
mission book, The Kings Highway"
during the past season, and at this
meeting a representative from each so
ciety. dressed in the costume of one Of
the countries described in the study
book, gave an outline OF the cOndi-
lions Of women in that country and the
characteristics and customs of the peo-
pie. Mrs. J. Z. Ely was in charge OF
the program. Mrs. Paul Heermans of
the Westminster Presbyterian church,
represented the MOhamedan woman.
Mrs. J. J.. Macon of the First Baptist
church, was a Burmah woman. Mrs.
Hubert Johnson of the First Christian
church. portrayed a Hindoo woman.
Mrs. w. r. Schultz of the First Presby-
terrain church. was a Japanese woman.
Mrs. J. L. Gilbert of the East Ell PasO
Methodist church, was a Chinese woman
and Mrs. George B. Oliver of Trinity
Methodist church, was Korean woman.
Mrs. Ely read a short missionary poem,
AS I Have Loved You" Mrs. Walter
j. Howe sang Japanese lullaby.
Mrs. VIII 7. owen sang Spring Has
Come" Mrs. j. c. Ballard played their
piano accOmpaniments and throughout
the program she played missionary
hymns as the representatives Of the
various nations came forward TO take
their parts on the program. Following
the program the guests adjourned to
the Sunday school rooms, where light
refreshments were served. The serV-
ing table was laid with a cluny lace
cloth over pink and about the table
were pink roses in baskets tied with
pink tulle bows and surrounded with
pink candles with pink bows tying the
candlesticzs. The hostesses Of the af-
ternOon We're Mesdames William
Vaughn. S. s. Birchfield, T. Binkley, W.
T. Ritz, William Sachs o. A. Danielson
and D. r. Wilkes. The members and
guest were received as they arrived
by Mesdames I. J. Ayers. c. T. Race, w.
+. Packard and G. G. Roberts. Flags
OF the various countries represented on
the program and American flags dec
grated the rooms and pink roses and
potted plants were also used. The
rannfinn Mas we'll aftnndnd-