El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-19
Y. W. c. A. Pageant Featured
With Display of Spring FLoUers

, of their own experiences Rabbi Mar
] tin Zielonka gave review OF the pow
erful Russian drama, "AnaLhema," by
| Andreyev. Miss Julia Pool played as a
piano solo, one of Chopin's preludes. In
the business session, which preceded
the program. Mrs Hal E Chritie pre-
sided. Mrs William H SeamOn resigned
as secretary, and Mrs Sidney Moore
was elected to this position
The Happy Hour Crochet club was
entertained Wednesday afternoon with
a pink and white luncheon at the home
of Mrs. H A 4feisel on Missouri street.
A large white basket in the center was
filled with pink sweet peas. Streamers
OF pink ribbon and tulle hung from the
chandeliers and was fastened TO the
plate of each guest where there were
miniature baskets filled with pink and
white candies. A color scheme OF pink
and white was also carried out in the
refreshments. Mrs Henry farrell poured
tea The guests OF the club were Mes
danes D. ". Reckhart, B. Meisel and
A L. Moody. The club will meet next
at the home OF Mrs. D. W Reckhart
on San Francisco street
The missionary society of the First
Baptist church met Wednesday after
noon in the church parlors- Mrs. J. H.
Pruett had charge OF the meeting,
which was opened with a prayer By
son was divided IN three parts and was
read consectutively by Mesdames S. II.
Poole, VI l. Groom and F. g. Williams
The first subject taken up was Re
ports on Foreign Fields" Papers were
read by Mesdames Joseph A Evans
Robert Bishop and J. A Corn Mrs r.
R Bowie gave q talk on Current
events from the missionary world"
There was q closing prayer by Mrs. ".
G. Hofer-
Circle one of the First Methodist
church was entertained at the home of
Mrs. B. R. Person on Rio Grsnde street
Wednesday afternoon. Arrangements
were completed for the bazaar to be
held on the fourth and fifth Of May.
The hostess was assisted by Miss Mary
Frances Hayes. Refreshments were
served. Among those present were:
son, Nora Wallen, 5. J. Stevens. George
r Cowherd, Ella Rogers, Walter Sher-
wood, c. H Dow, W. W Fink. o. G
Bernard. C H Tarbell J. B Lake, F
G. Lister. Claude Borcherding. william
Katts. W. A Price, Mabel Logan and
Miss Bertha Haak.
Mrs. c. ". Reese entertained the 7
Refuse TO Tell club Wednesday after
noon at her home in the Brazos apart
ments. A three course luncheon was ,
served. The table was daintily decor |
ated with carnations. Mrs Eugene !
rAcALut was inc guest OF the CluD- MIS-. !
Reese's guests were: Mesdames c. W. /
Roberts. o Keen. Ed Marsh. J. P. |
Clark. C ". Dickson, F J. Keegan, J. |
F. COldiron and Miss Lucille Hale
An enjoyable afternoon was spent BY l
the members of the Jolly Wives club. |
who met at the home of Mrs ". c |
Roberts. Wednesday. The afternoon 4
was spent sewing and later a delightful /
ce course was served. Those present |
we're: Mesdames J. c. Long. W. G.
HOfer, H. B. Mcdowell. F. F Rice.
Harry Gray, G. A Payne. Fred L Gil
'on and D A Wright
Mrs. J. A Phillips entertained the |
Poppy Crochet club Wednesday after I
loon, at her home on fremont street. |
The meetings of the club will be dis
continued until next fall. A three !
curse luncheon was served. Those |
present were: Mesdames Fred Daugh- |
.rty. W c Smith. William Aresbury, /
lark Wormsley. W. c. Overton and !
Hiss Helen Muselwhite.
Mrs. J. A Jacoby. sr.. entertained
he Wednesday Crochet club at her
lone on Tays street A three course
luncheon was served. The club will
meet next week at the home Of Mrs.
frank Moss, on Overland street
The Wade Hampton chapter OF the
daughters of the Confederacy will meet
,riday at $3.50 in the Trinity Methodist
hurch- An interesting program has
cen prepared
The regular meeting Of the Women's
nrlstlan Temperance union will be
cid at the Y. W. C A. central rooms.
rlday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.