El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-18

4 swift suggested that we cultivate the
power TO enjoy. 1t is one Of LIES
I greatest gifts; il is q good thing to
I add to the sum OF human knowledge.
+ but far better thing 20 add TO the
sum Of human frailty and happiness
+ In conclusion. the wife of the Epis-
copal divine Of St Clement gave a
4 pointed lesson in the life Of Mary,
+ who broke the alabaster box OF oint-
meut on the feet OF the master, only
/ TO gain the displeasure of the disci-
/ piles. who said she ought uOt-that il
should have been sold and the money
given to the poor. The same criti-
! Cism might be given today TO those
Z who want to give gifts said Mrs
Swift The master said, the poor
+ you have with you always I plead
we may break the alabaster box OF
ointment with song and gifts. for one
day IN the year. for war we viii have
J with US 800 days. And the master
said to Mary las I hope he may say to
/ each member of the Housewives
! league)- She hath done what she
could,-that We may bring peace on
earth and good viii to men"
An amazingly fine exhibition Of
sewing. done by the girls Of Mrs Bat
/ ley's class, was admired and included
all manner OF wearing apparel from
the simplest bib. made OF scraps Of
cloth, to the more elaborate dresses
and even coat suits. in addition TO eX-
{
or the clever sponsors Of the high
school made her own nifty uniform
with the finish Of an expert tailor.
Following this part OF the program,
Miss LeBarOu invited the guests into
the well equipped domestic science
kitchen, where three menus for Christ
mas dinner were crayoned on the
blackboard-One Of them Rio Grande
valley Christmas dinner. every in
gredient Of which could be grown at.
nome, with the exception Of the COT
Zee land II could be locally roasted ?
OF course. the turkey dinner headed
the list. and there was also n menu .
with goose as the piece d resistance. '
and stin a third, with local cottontail s.
rabbits solving the meat problem.
Miss Helen Hubbard Swift present .
ed Misses Jewel Cox, Viola Gaylord, .
Marie Roberts, Thelma FowZer, F~.rn .
Goss, sara Richardson and Josephine .
Hanen. Of her eighth grade domestic .
science class. who gave suggestions f
Of several sugarless sweets for the
Christmas box-each recipe substitute 3
ing either molasses. maple or brown .
sugar, honey or other ingredients that
would mean a saving OF sugar. The
girls had CLEANED through WOmen's
mulas which, when found good, were
passed on.
Mss LeBarou's menus were a. follows
GOOSE DINNER
Crab Flake Cocktail
Brown Bread Sandwichas Celery
Ripe Olives
Roast Goose.
Potato Dressing. Baked Mush Bars.
Dreamed Fresh Carrots
Home Canned Peas Rye Bread
Celery and Green Pepper Salad
Old English Plum Padding. Lemon Sauce
Nuts Coffee. Ralslns.
RIO GRANDE WALLET DINNER.
Tomato Bouillon-
Celery sailed Peanuts.
Roast Turkey, corn bread dressing and
giblet sauce.
Ounce jelly. Buttersd Onions
Baked Sweet Potatoes.
Cracked valley Wheat Bread.
Apple surprise salad. Parsley Earnished.
Ice Cream Rose Honey Waters.
Coffee tnear valley Mexican tea berry,
RABBIT DINNER
Fruit Cocktail.
Roasted Rabbit, Sweet Potato Dressing
Spinach Home Canned Corn.
Steamed Carrot Pudding.
Maple Syrup Sauce
Coffee
The following new members were
welcomed into the league by the pres
ident, Mrs. R. J. Tighe. under whose
regime the organization has grown
since Nay to about 100: Mrs. ". T.
owen, Mrs. Henry Berger. Mrs. Olga
hohlberg, Mrs. Archie Plat Nicholas
\
MIS- IL T. Stafford, Mrs. 7. N Rich
mond, Mrs. Lee Burdick, Mrs. Reeves
Mrs. J. T. SlOcum. Mrs. II. L. Ora ham
and Mrs. W Il. Byrd. Several Of the
juniors enrolled in the auxiliary were
interested attendants.
The home mission society OF the
East FL Paso Methodist church met
on Thursday with Mrs. 7 y. Atkin-
son. on Gramma street Although not
many were able 10 be out, a great
interest was manifested IN the cleo
ton OF officers. Mrs. J. y. Atkinson
was chairman OF the meeting and had
Abide With Ne" was sung by an.
Mrs s G. Douglas read Matthew G.
verses to Is, the Lords prayer.
Mrs. J. T. Lane, the pastors wife. Z
gave prayer which proved a conso-
lation to those who heard it. Fol-
lowing are the officers elected: Pres
ident, Mrs. J. T. Lane; first vice pres
ident Mrs Anderson; second vice I
president, Mrs. Davis; recording and
corresponding secretary. Mrs. s. @.
SkldmOre; mission supplies and pub
Hcity, Mrs Nevilles; social scSvice.
Mrs Flolean Abbott; superintendent
Of supplies, Mrs. A. II. Abbott. After
the business meeting. Mrs. Atkinson
asked the guests to the dining room I
for delightful luncheon The next
meeting viii on the 27th with Mrs. !
S. c. Skidmore. 1924 Alameda.
Wednesday evening, following the
usual devotional at the First Presby-
terrain church, a reception will be Civ
en- tc the so or 60 new members. An
informal program IS being arranged.
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remove the cause Z. ". GROVES