El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-28
Women S Organizations.

VIII be held Thursday afternoon az
) o'clock in the church
! ,ie Clrele number three. Of the aid So
ley OF the First Baptist church. met
1uSSuaS afternoon at the home of Mrs
= H. smith. on North Il Paso street
S HIs- r. T. Maxwell led the meeting
-, -. a CoIh read the scripture les
I'll and led the prayer Those taking
pa IN the program were Nesdanes A
T. T. ~ % IN. X Y Pearson and Ida Spain
ar,osIreslrnents were served There were
The aid society Of the First Congre-
eduonai church viii meet THURSDAY
: afternoon a 2-30 o'clock at the. home
0- MIS- Il l. Conant. 13S Tobin Place.
very Informal meeting of the WON
~ - EuIid OF the church of st. Clement
was neld Tuesday afternoon in the
PARISH house II was decided to rnaer
very Monday afternoon during Lent
90 sc" Tor the after Easter baZar The
next meeting viii be held Monday at
--ov o'clock, in the Parish house
a lalk on Texas laws Will be one OF
me interesting features of the meet
,ilE OF the FL Paso Franchise league
MIS- \ T. Corbett viii lead the study
OF IeNas laws. Mrs. Lizzie Averitt will
give a paper on suffrage work The
meeting will be held Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock. at the chamber OF
commerce building The usual brief
gram
The north east neighborhood circle
GdF afternoon at the home of Mrs W
. h1ter, on East Boulevard Mrs j.
J. Dunn presided in the absence Of Mrs
= NJ Humsey. who IS out of the city.
ne study book. Our South American
Neighoors.' was discussed Mesdames
n IS Mcdowell V. r. Ware T. T
christian. s +. Kirksey, of san An
tonic and g y graves led the dis
cussl0n of the fourth chapter. 4 salad
course was served by the hostess. Mrs.
H0fer was assisted by Mesdames vii
liam Graves, J. L Dunn and II. B. Nc
lowell There were is present
Circle number one. Of the southern
nelghborhood. Of the First Baptist
church. met Tuesday afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs Howard Thompson. On St.
Nrain street. Mrs. H T. Harris con-
Quoted the devotional exercises and
Miss Marry Thompson led the prayer
MIS- p NJ Rlgdon conducted the study
Of the mission book. "Our South Amer
lean Neighbors." Those taking part in
the program discussion were MeSdames
J. F Williams. q. VI. Seamonds, \ r
Schourup. Ed /. Millican and G. a
Payne Refreshments were served. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining by
Misses Rebecca Thompson and Mary
Thompson. her sisters. from Indiana
The woman's missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church met Tuesday
afternoon. in the parlors of the church.
women OF Japan. Mrs. W L. Care
was the leader Of the program Those
taking part in the discussion We're
Mesdames Thomas Watson, J. NJ Brown.
g L Jones. W. H Payne and o. o
DanieisOn- The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. J. L Ely Miss Eta Hef-
lin gave an interesting paper on mis-
sion work IN the cotton mill districts /
The Offering Tor foreign missions was
taken by little Louise Jones and Mary +
Order. who were dressed in japanese /
costume Japanese laterns and posters :
decorated the parlOrs attra ctiveiy- The F.
hostesses for the day were Mrs. / NJ. Z
TOwner and Mrs. &. \ Masters
The women Of the Calvary-HOuston
Square Baptist church were the guests 4
Of the members OF section one OF tine .
aid and missionary society. at very .
e. harmlnC social meeting given Tues f.
day afternoon. at the Young MOman's .
Christian association residence on West '
Missouri street Mrs MaUde CROSBY
program was enjoyed Miss POquite
Clements played q flute solo. accom-
panied by Miss Beatrice " Hills Mrs
". q. Abbot sang accompanied BY Miss
Edna Quiseuberry. Mrs G ". Harlow
played a violin solo. with Miss Irm7
Reese at the piano. Robert Page
Myers played violin solo, with the
piano compartment by Miss Alice
Van Eaton Mrs. Ella Murphy sang
accompanied BY Miss Irma Reese. Misses
Beatrice NJ Hills. Irma Reese and Mary
lee Miller each gave piano solos cara
.av Miller, Elizabeth Cooke and Cnas-
fuEn readings MIS- - H. comp I
on was chairman of the social commit
ee and Mrs VI. u. GraylOrd, of tho
erving committee. There were about
90 guests in attendance
The Eastminster Synodical Presby-
erial Congregation society Of the
Y Westminster Presbyterian church gave
most enjoya BILE tea. At the home OF
IRIS. T " Hervey. Of Montana street.
tuesday afternoon The home was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated with quantities
4 yellow jonquils- The rooms were
and the illumination was
rom yellow candles with the yellow
hades- The hostesses were Mesdames
. H Hill. George Gillian and Z NJ
A very delightful program
.as given Mrs. Q. Z. Johnson played
iano solo. Mrs X g. Copenhaver sang.
ccompanied by Mrs. c. L. Johnson
IRIS. George II. Gillian gave 4 read
NJ. Back Where They Used To Be
Y James WhitcOmb Riley a violin (
olO was played by Mrs. w T. FarrOw.
ccoupanied by Mrs Frank Hughes
eading was given by Mrs Ohio r Hill
irs- J. Walter Christie sang. with Mrs
ohnson at the piano. \ reading was
lVen BIZ Mrs. Z. NJ Lawrence. old |
Miss Maybelle Elliott gave
reading Mrs. E NJ Lawrence poured |
he coffee The tea was poured by Mrs.
gorge Gillian