El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-01-17
Lodges and Clubs.

of Pythias hall
Installation of officers in the De-
gree Of Honor lodge win be held
Tuesday afternoon in the Knights of
Pythias hall The installation Will be
open TO the public
The Young Peoples missionary So
ciety Of Trinity Methodist church met
the last of the week at the home OF
Mrs. Mildred Patterson. on North
Oregon street Mrs. J. c. Ballard pre-
Harry hurry read the Bible lesson.
Mrs. i. J. Cummins talked on China.
It was decided to have an old fashioned
concert in February. Refreshments
were served by the hostess, with Mrs.
+. ii. Farrell and Mrs. II. C. Clifton
assisting There were about IS
present
The Triangle mission club of the
First Christian church met Sunday at
ternOOn in the church Wade Hammel
the president, read the scripture les
son. the S6th Psalm. Lovette Cassens
read the secretary's minutes. The roll
call was responded to with New Years
resolutions. Claude HammeI read a
a letter of interest to the members.
Ruth Burns reviewed the first chapter
OF the study book, with Jack and
Janet around the world" Mrs. ". T.
Hayes, the leader of the club. answered
questions about India Ruth Burns
read an article on Jacob \ Riis. 6
servant Of the city" Walter Steven
son read "A Little House on the HILL"
Mrs. ". H Anderson talked on mis-
sionary work The circle prayer was
led by Grace Stevenson and closed by
Ruth Burns.
Officers of the Daughters of Erin
lodge were installed Friday afternoon
at the regular meeting OF the order.
held in the Knights Of Pythias hall.
Mrs. Emma Fassett was the installing
officer. as past president. The officers
installed were; Mrs. II. p. Malonev
county president: Mrs. Kate Momsen
division president: Mrs. Monica Carson
vice president: Mrs. NJ c. Hempel. re-
cordinE secretary. Mrs. Nora Roman
treasurer; Mrs. Hannah Crowley, mis-
tress-ar-arms; Mrs Anna WEIGH, SEN
tinel The standing committee mem
bers are Mesdames Sarah Ryan, Emma
Fassett, Mary OMears, Mary Greim,
and Mary Morrison Following the in
stalation the president. Mrs Momsen.
served salad course to the officers
and members.
installation of officers OF Manchester
Grove No 1888, Woodmen Circle was
held AT the Knights Of Pythias hall
Friday night. Mrs. Julia A Sharp.
district manager for New Mexico and
western Texas, was the installing Of
ficer- Miss Julia MalloW was the in
staliing attendant The officers in
stalled were Mrs Lille Holford guar
dian; Mrs Ruth Warner, past guardian:
Mrs. Eugenia Perkins, advisor, Mrs
Fannie Heifrin, clerk. Mrs. Jetta Miller
banker: Mrs Pearl Osborne. chaplain:
Mrs. Ruby Van Nattan attendant
Fred Warner assistant attendant: Mrs
Annie Allison, inner sentinel; Miss
Ethel Mitchell. outer sentinel: Dr.. Ida
z Bishop, physician and Miss Julia
Mlllow musician. Mrs NJ E Scotch
spoke on the good Of the order and the
necessity OF harmony between the
various groves. Mrs Sharp outlined
the u Ork for the coming year and an
nOuuced the appointment Of Mrs. ".
E. Scotch as city deputy Of Willow
Grove. Mrs Lilly uolfOrd deputy OF
Manchester grove and Mrs. Essie Shinn.
Of Alameda grove. Refreshments were
served and a social time enjoyed after
the installation and speeches. At the
close Of the meeting Mrs. Ruth Warner,
the retiring guardian OF the grove, was
presented with a Partisan ivory pow
der box. Mrs. Warner is the youngest
past guardian OF grove in western
Texas. Mrs Sharp made the presenta-
ton on behalf Of the grove Mrs
Sharp was presented with a beautiful
Woodmen Circle emblematic ring. by
Dr. Ida E Bishop through Manchester
grove
Officers for the coming year were
installed BY Willow Grove, No. 81 at
the regular lodge meeting Saturday
night, held in the Knights Of Pythias
hall Mrs Lillian g. Malone. past
guardian. officiated as installing Of
ficer with Mrs. sam Vaughn as her
assistant. Mrs. +. D. Scotch was in
stalled as guardian. Mrs. Malone, past
guardian. as installing officer used
Mrs. C. F. McNemar as her proxy in
installing the past guardian officer,
Mrs. James BiggS was installed as ad-
visor. Mrs NJ Sanchez. chaplain; Mrs
Lulu Mattice. clerk. Mrs. : l.. Davis
banker: Mrs. c NJ Cunningham, at
tendent: Mrs. J. H Fish. assistant at
tendent; Mrs. II. J. Heitgen, inner sem
tinei: Mrs. Lena Peterson. outer SEN
tinel; Miss Edna Elaine Scotch, man
ager. After the installation set OF
silver knives and forks was presented
to Mrs. Scotch by Mrs. T. c Leving-
ston. on behalf OF the order Mrs
Scotch responded 10 Mrs Levin gston's
speech with appropriate remarks The
retiring officers. Mrs. George Bowers
retiring advisor; Mrs. Ben Powell. re-
ing banker. and Mrs Pauline DehlingeF-
retiring inner guardian. were presented
with hand painted plates by the order
The Bowman guards served as escorts
for the officers during the installation
and afterward gave an exhibition OF
their drill work Mrs : J. FenneH
talked in an interesting way upon the
aim and purpose OF the City Federation
of Women's clubs. Mrs. Julia A Sharp,
state manager of the Woodmen Circle
for New Mexico and western Texas,
talked on the work Of the order Re
freshments were served by the COM
niftee in charge and a social hour
of Mrs lillian c. Malone, chairman.
and Nesdames T. G. Livingston, Lulu
Natffce c n Cunningham. H. J.
Hsffpen Eta Coles and NJ. Sanchez
There were guests from Manchester
Grove and Alameda Grove at the install