El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-07

stewart and Miss Rose Piatti surgical
dressings. Miss Gertrude Yale
A patriotic card party viii be given
by Willow Grove, 40 81 Woodmeh
circle. in the l. o. o. < hall on Inurs-
cay afternoon
A fleming were hostesses for the
social hour.
Seventy-five sailor kits or house
wives" have been made By members
of The Women's Aid society OF the
F7irst Presbyterian church and handed
in 20 the Congregational cnul en-
ready to send O1t-Lnis report was
made at Tuesdays meeting OF lHc
Presbyterian women held IN lne
church parlors, with Mrs. John L.
Dyer in the chair Hostesses Tor me
monthly meeting were Mrs T. w
Norton. Mrs. j. 81. McBroums MIS-
Naury Kemp. Mrs. George Le6dI OF
Ms j J. kaster and Mrs. X g SEM
pie. In charge Of Mrs. Raster mu-
steal program was enjoyed, Miss AetIa
Baron, Mrs. ". L Brown ana MISS
MARGARET Schuster contributing their
art. An enchilada dinner viii De CIV
en- on Tuesday the l5th- Lne monthly
meeting Of the missionary committee
of the Presbyterian church VIII pc an
event of tonight box supper at o.9u
o'clock, followed by program ln
charge Of DR.. d. w DeLWlIert cnalI-
man of the missionary committee
Rev. Jose Venecia. OF the Mexican
mission, and Mrs. Nenecia are 10 pc
present % relate incidents OF their
work. and Dr. A. D. Hail, pastor
abroad, at osaka, Japan GO years
rherel will be another interesting
speaker. A letter viii also be read
from Dr.. Fred Hope Of Afr-ca-
Circle No. ] Of the First Methodist
churen was enterLained Lueauay al
,ernOou by Mrs Samuel v Young lne
president, Mrs W A Price III the
ehair- The devotional opened the ser
vice During the snort business ses-
SION il was voted 10 give one day
week 10 Red Cross WORK at the down
town headQuarLers- The hours were
sneur over knitting and neec-eWorh
every article for the sailors and
army The members are busy making
articles for their tea ana sane o.
fancy articles 10 be held the last OF
this month or in early DecemDel-
Mrs. Young was assisted in serving
refreshments by Miss Mabel Logan
and Mrs. " Walleu- present We're
Mrs. w A. Price, Mrs @ J. Borcnerl-
ing. Mrs. George r. Cowherd, MIS-. o.
c.. Bernard. Mrs T. H. Logan, MIS-
George ID. Hettrick. Mrs Ella Rogers,
Mrs s. J. Stevens. Mrs. J. w Inomp-
so- Mrs n WaIlen Mrs Charles
Weeks. Mrs A. c. Woehlers Mrs Alex
auder Hughes. Mrs. ]. Lee heboaru1
Miss Mary Mcdonald, Miss Mabel Lo-
gan and the hostess
Al the home of Mrs rs. $ BirueE.
5000 Montana street, circle 1nree OF
the First Methodist cnurcns met on
Tuesday afternoon for "a splendid ses-
sion over which Mrs. W s Valentine
presided. II was decided 20 give one
day each week 10 concerted Ee4 OEuss
work Following business, refresh
q
the hostess being assisted by Mrs Il
l. Dillon Present were Mrs JOIN IL
Jackson. Mrs. E. J.. COund, MIS- Val
entins, 1Irs. J. g WOrthingtons Mrs
W A. Haigh, Mrs. = carpenter MS
w A. Williams, Mrs Dillon MIS- o.
J. Thomas. MS. L. \ Spencer Mrs
G. 2. Luce. MS F. L. Pltmans MS D.
Gideon. Mrs Clark, Mrs +. H. Nc
1TuUen- with Mrs. ]. T. Terry, Mrs
Miller. Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs. C.
Thompson. visitors, and Mrs j, A.
Armstrong, and Mrs r. surplus, ne"
members
with Airs. r. 3. Romans division
in charge OF the program, members
OF the missionary society OF the
First Christian church met L1esday
in the church parlors for q business
and social session The place that
the early church held IN Africa tur-
nished an interesting topic IN the
hands of Mrs. R. A HUBBARD Mrs.
G. w. Harris following with talk
on Mohammedanlsm IN Ihe sns
country Miss Pauline Bryan sang,
accompanied by Miss Margaret
Hardie, and Mrs. Perry J. Rice gave
report Of her recent visit 10 the
Kansas City conyenuUn-an lnIerna-
tional conference OF the Christian
churches Of the United States and
Canada Mrs. j. NJ Sheers LED m o
quiz. Refreshments were served
More than 20 women attended the
various circles of the First Baptist
church. that met in their districts on
Iuesday ternOon-NortnWes circle
with Mrs. J. n Smith; Northeast cir
Gle. at the home OF Mrs n NaEle;
South circle. with Mrs G. NJ sea
mauds. Following business. every
body knitted for the army and navy
Thursday mornings are 20 be deEoteu
to Red Cross work Miss owe VII
son. q nurse. home from the 'front.'
talked on what women can do 20 help
win the war, at the home OF Mrs
smith Plans were perfected for the
sending OF a box of clothing and
money contribution TO the Buckner
orphanage at Dallas
In welcome to the new teachers.
an open house will be given by the
officers and members OF the College
Womau's club. from 3 to 5. on sat
urday. November IL, In the University
club Mrs. Howard II. Wnldron is
arranging a de luxe program for en-
tertaiumcnt. the reception beiuE one
Of the largest events in clubdom- Mrs
r. IT, CressiuEham. the president,
asks that an dues be paid by Satur-
day. The teachers are asked 90 ac-
cept this notice as a personal invi-
tatiou 90 attend the at home Miss
Nctta Baron viii sing; Mrs. David v
Fenuessy Is TO give "a reading, and
Francis Russell Of the high school
faculty viii sing
Tho Women's AID society OF the
First Congregational church will
meet Thursday at the home Of Mrs
Charles b stevens. 215 West Boule-
ward. being called for 9 o'clock. Red
Cross sewing will be done.
s.. Patrick's altar guild VIII meet
with Mrs Charles Kircher. OF 1tNs
East Nevada street. on Thursday at
p IN. Members are reminded 90
bring their needles and thimhlcF.