El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-26
Franchise League Arranges
For Opening Baby Hospital

, Friday at the home Of Mrs. Harry c.
Greer, is most interesting little or
! ganization- The membership OF the
! club is limited to ten and has been
I organized about two months. Since
{ its inception. the study Of South Amer
lea has been taken up. Aside from
/ this, current events are discussed and
self Improvement Of all kinds are be-
/ ing studied with much enthusiasm. The
! club will have charge OF the first pro-
gram to be given at the Soldiers club
/ on North Kansas street Saturday night
and a most interesting program has
been arranged. including a band con-
cert which will take place preceding
the program, on the lawn in front OF
the club house.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee Koch entertained the members
OF the Brides Sewing club and their
husbands The time was spent in play
ing various games. For the highest
score, Mrs. Harry Alurry received the
womens prize, piece Of hand en-
broidery- The mems prize. a silver
pencil, was won by Barney Hughes. Al
ter the games an ice course OF refresh
ments was served, in colorS Of pink and
white, the candies on the tables were
also in the chosen color. Mr.. and Mrs.
Koch s guests were Mesdames George
Mitchell. \. W Hadley and Messrs.
Niece, J. Harry Henderson. Z. L. Pick
ems. Barney Hughes and Harry hurry.
Mrs. H. G. Schneider entertained the
South circle OF the Women's Aid and
Missionary society Of the First Baotfst
church on Tuesday afternoon. at her
home on Myrtle avenue Mrs. J. F. VII
nams led in prayer, which was followed
BY a reading of the sixth chapter OF the
study book. South American Neigh
bors." by Mrs. A. R Schourup. In the
discussion which followed, the follow
ing took part: Mesdames D. p. Hester,
I. A Williams, W Dowd, J. F. Williams.
and Howard Thompson Mrs p. II.
Rigdon presided. The hostess served
refreshments. assisted by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Tom Schneider. About q
members were present.
The Northwest circle OF the First
Baptist Aid and Missionary society met
Tuesday at the home OF Mrs. Burleson
Staten, in the Montana apartments. The
meeting was opened by the reading OF
the scripture lesson by Mrs. Tom Lea,
which was followed with \ prayer by
Mrs T. II. Springer. The class study
book. South American NeiEhbors"
was read, which was afterwards dis
cussed by Mesdames z. H. Brown W. C
Barnes and G. 2. Putnam. A social hour
followed. An ice course was served.
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The Northeast circle OF the women's
Aid and Missionary society OF the First
home Of Mrs. II. B. Mcdowell, on Hast
ings street. The subject for the after
noon was Education On the pro
gram were AIesdames c. NJ Wilchar. F.
Il Poole, William Graves. y. T. Shear
man. Van Wilson and ". Q. Moore. At
the close Of the meeting refreshments
were served.
The Wednesday Crochet -luh met
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Moss on East Overland street three
course luncheon was served The club
viii meet next week At the home OF
Mrs. V. A. Pacetti on aiagoffin avenue
AIRS. George Biller who is secretary
Of the women's auxiliary Of the Epis-
cOpal church OF New York Will be
given a reception on May from to 5
at the parish house of the Church OF
st. Clement
The women OF the First Christian
church and of the Austin Park Chris
tan church will sew Saturday after
noon at the WOman's club.
There will be a MAJ day luncheon
given By the WOmen's Aid society OF
The First Presbyterian church 20 the
women Of the church next Tuesday.