El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-16

the presidents OF the various prominent
women's organizations OF the city. The
cake was TO mark the first anniverearv
/ party in the club house.
! Mrs. Sutherland made a brief finan-
Z cial statement of the club and spoke of
how various members had by personal
effort raised money for contribution to
p the club house fund.
fortune teller entertained the
I guests at the various tables She Wors
] q wonderful white silk Chinese en-
| broidered shawl, with long heavy
; fringe, uraped over a white silk cos
3 tune and a pink veil, worn Turkish
style, concealing her features. Later in
the afternoon she was found 10 be Mrs.
". s. Watts.
Mrs. A 2. Averill, as chairman, and
the members of the social committed
were IN charge OF the affair.
me luncheon was served by the
women OF the First Methodist church
Mrs 4 A Jones was in charge and her
committee consisted of lfeSdaues ] Q
WOrthington. ". : Valentine c. 4
Mills. G h Campbell, J. 3. Lake, Il l.
Birney, H L Spence. ". L Pickles, J c.
fOe. W q. Olsen. F. L knudson F L
Pitman, +. 9. Jones and Joe Carpenter.
me girls assisting in serving in the
dining room were Misses Madeline
Birney, Edna Pritchett, Marion RuIl-
man, katherine kilburn Florence Nc
Kinney, Hazel Spence. Dorothy Parker.
Ruth Shannon. Hazel Mahonev, Helen
MahOney, Marion Young, Janet Miller
Myra Pearson. Nellie Mae Beauchamp.
Myrtle BediuGfield. Katherine Shotxraif'
Ruth Pickles, Emily White. Virginia
Pasch.
Among those attending the luncheon
were Mesdames Charles g Gibson p
II. Bailey, II H Bailey. H I. Gee John
2 Burch, H P Deadly, Laura A. LOOMS.
X B. stevens. Edith NJ Ford. r "
Pearson. Horace A Lay, ". / Watson,
Stanley Bevan. Arthur Lee Cox y =
DANIEL.
T. Bishop, B. N. @. Williams. ". L
Crockett, n H Allen. Mary p. Carpen-
Ter, A Dyer, r. Friese. Richard ].
Tighe. James Vance, Charles Davis p
) Parker. Maud Darlin Sullivan, VIM
chester d Cooley, A H Goldstein, W.
. Howe, c Z. Kellogg, ". NJ James
Sarah b Barger. J. a BromberS,
Marina \. l. Wells, Eugenia Donahue,
LOUIS Laskin. !. H. Hirt, J. c. Schiller,
q B. Colman. Haymon Krupp. 4. "
Mclean, Dr. Alice G. Merchant, Chris
Ilne Garlick, Frank Turner, C II
Henorlcks, =. f Stevens, 2. c. March,
:; y: Love. J. L Hebberd. B. F Clutter,
I. J. Stafford, J. J. Raster. J. Hise
Myers, William f Ward, Sidney "
Moore. W A Johnston. J. c. Lakeland
Al y wright Walter Splitter, q. D. Ash
Rawlings, NJ H Webb A NJ. LOOMS p
e. Homan, J E Quad. ". c. Banser-
mer, Frank Feiulle, tr, r NJ Dudley
n. +. jackson. Frances S. Well, Henry /
-. *.
Cuntock. James Crawford H N An
dreas W h Glenn ". I. Brown, John /
v Montague S H Sutherland 4. p /
AverilI. Charles B. Stevens, s J. Freud 4
Shedd, J. J. Pearce. NJ P. Schuster- q !
A. Reinemund. 3. F. Clutter, II. A /
Jackson R c. Walshe, J. E Townsend
+. Il Seamon. s n. Schwabe Ben I,
Eby. H Victor Watson, ". Van LONG.
Shas- NJ Lyman. H. c. Greer. L L
Mundy, Carl Lee Smith. Hal n
Christie, r. W McCandless, H V. Jack
SON L l. Peach. J. R. Mcleod Van @ !
W ilson, Frank ". Seward Adrian Pool /
n l. Ellis. c T. Metz, Frank A Spence. ]
a L Hawley. o. A. Critchett, Victor c.
Moore. r. L Holiday, ". s. Tiiton. .
Lyda 6. Gilehrist, F V Giichrist, c L
" arren. Nolney Brown, Harry 7. Wall /
J. W Lorentzen. p P. Mosson, Charles |
NeeI. + D Lachman. Carlos Moser.
SepliIna E Lakeland, ". R Brown, W
x Sehqtz, W I. owen, D. '. Fennessy.
d W Broaddus and J. J. Pearce. Misses
sybi Shedd. Margaret Hitchcock. Helen !
Iutcher. Erna Schneider. Sarah Small |
louise Aurry, Helen hurry, Mary I /
stanton, Cara Fink. Rosemary Poindex-
er Pelham, Gladys Johnston. Julia Pool
ennie Potter. Vernon CUNNINGHAM
Alice r Ashcroft Clint Oldham. Eva |
5arker, Edna Matthias, Eilinor GafIiard |
SoTcneT, Archie Pratt, Blanche Bailey, |
md Victoria Montague
A series OF neighborhood teas viii
)e given this week by the missionary
society Of Trinity Methodist church, in
lOnor OF Rev. and Mrs Percy p |
Tuesday afternoon at
';5o o'clock Mrs. J H Cunningham |
VII be the hostess. at her home, 1928 !
cumberland street Tuesday, at $3.50
o'clock, Mrs. s :. Birchfield will he the
hostess, at her home. 90e East Rio
Erande. Wednesday afternoon Mrs A !
y Mclean viii be the hostess at the
Nagly apartments at $3.50 o'clock. The
sIae DAY at $50 o'clock, Mrs. Lawrence
reynolds will be hostess az the LYDIA
,atterson Bible Institute. Thursday
'lrs- J. c Schiller will be the hostess
Il her home. sos Prospect avenue. az !
go o'clock, and at 4:56 o'clock Mrs Lee
'orth Oregon street.
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Mrs John Snobley entertained the
unior auxiliary Of the Westminster
.alitornia street Saturday afternoon.
irs. William Neal presided An OPEN
~ prayer was given by Mrs. w NJ
,airley- Il was decided that Mrs. A
sink Will be sent as delegate TO the !
'resbyterial convention that will be
ED in Carlsbad, y. n, IN Nav. Mrs !
l. r Huff was appointed chairman Of
ne visiting committee. The missions
lrs W NJ Farley. Mrs. A w Nc
.ormick and Miss Addie Kerr. Miss
Aerr was IN charge Of the program.
alter In the afternoon the hostess |
erEed an ice course assisted by her
Mother. Mrs. Laura Mobley.
Rev. Robert Mclean. one OF the au-
lors or the mission study book "Old 1
pain IN New America" which is used
y many OF the local missionary So
letles, VIII be the speaker at the
leetIng Of the missionary society Of
ne First Presbyterian church, which
III be held Tuesday afternoon at ;
clock in the church uarIors. Mrs "
Z Day VIII lead the Bible study The
eetlng IS open to all members OF the
visionary societies of the city.
=
Korea was the study subject OF the |
lnlor missionary society OF Trinity
ethodist church. held Sunday after Il
Don IN the church Robert Reeves ca