El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-05

D treasurer. A program followed, Mrs
George $. BOvee giving enjoyable pi-
ano numbers as did the hostess. Re
freshments were served. Mrs. Bernard
being assisted by Mrs. Borcherding.
Mrs W. r Watson, Mrs. Bovee, Miss
Mabel Logan and Miss 1Iurtle Chap
pelL Present were Mesdames j. F.
hilburn. George $. Bovee. Ella Rog-
ers, r. r. Eth, c. J. BOrcherdinE, G.
ID aeLtrlck, George r. COWherd A. c.
Woehler, w. A Alexander. W A.
Price, c. s. Weeks. s. j. Stevens. W
r. Watson. Miss Murtle Chappeu and
Miss Mabel Logan.
The Aid and Missionary society Of
the First Baptist church met in a
business and social session in the
cnurch parlOrs on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Tom Lea presiding. The devO-
tIonal was lead by Mrs. NJ. Nagle. Mrs
SchOrOup giving the prayer. Mrs Joe
Dean sang delightfully."- Work for the
new year starts in October, and plans
were thoroughly discussed, Mrs. Z. "
h-lnsey announcing her committees
ana circle chalrmen. as follows South
circle, Mrs. =. ". RigdOn: northwest
circle, Mrs H B. MCDOWeu- northeast
elrcle, Mrs = l. Dunn president. Mrs.
T. n, Rumsey; first vice president.
Mrs ~ Nagle: second vice president,
mrs Joseph Evans, secretary. Mrs.
Long: treasurer, Mrs. BurlesOn sta
ten Refreshments were served by the
possesses, Mrs W. A Hale, Mrs 7 A.
motifs, Airs. w. o. Moore and Mrs. g.
H. Ho1er- Each attendant brought
jar Of jelly or fruit. which is 10 he
given TO the Rescue home.
At a meeting Of the various com
nllleeS OF the Housewives league.
called IN conference at the home or
-1rS- Horace Broaddus "Wednesday
q D. H.| HH Hrg
coming Made in FL PasO" open meet
ING, 20 be held a fortnight hence in
me salon OF Hotel PasO del Norte.
MS Joseph H. HurXthaI is TO arrange
the exhibition, which viii serve as
an eye opener" 10 the Fl Paso public I
me INST having been secured from the /
cam Der or commerce. Should some
MAKER OF home product or article. I
no ever, De left ont those I'm charge f
ask that he notify the organization. E
through Mrs r. J. TiEhe at z31OJ.I
y Dung nigh school girls in fancy. COS
tunes TO represent the various firms .
" III assist. and a reception and mu-
seal program VIII be the mode OF re-
Calvary Houston Square Wouen'=|
Aid society met Tuesday after /
noon at 4 o'clock, and transacted bust ]
ness, elected officers for the coming
year and enjoyed a social session.
MIS- W. H Vance was chosen presi- ]
dent Mrs @ D. Boone and Mrs A S +
Howard, vice presidents. Mrs. T. 4 /
Bennett, secretary. Mrs J. H. Myers .
treasurer; Mrs l. C. Reed, building I
fund treasurer.
Members OF the FortnightIy club E.
enjoyed Tuesday afternoon as guests I
1I Mrs J. A. Taylor Of 703 MagOffin
avenue, y being present Substitutes T
were Mrs. O. Ostrom and Mrs. Joseph
NaddelL and Mrs. Taylor made high .
score. Mrs J. u. Thew second. and J.
Mrs. l. T. KILLER. third. on September
Is, Mrs. Josephine Ford OF 30oT Savan-
nah street viii entertain the same
,oterie
Daughters Of the COufederacy. viii +.
celebrate the birthday anniversary Of +
Yrs H. C. GOodlett the organizer Of /
he first chapter OF the United Daugh-
ers Of the COnfederacy in Nashville.
With lawn party and watermelon
least at the home of Miss Velma
,asey, 1907 East Rio Grande. on Mon
lay evening.
Eastminster s. p. c. circle OF West
minister church VIII have "a called
meeting Thursday afternoon, at 3 /
o'clock. with Mrs. T. II. Hervey OF
Tor the purpose OF packing a box to
be sent to the orphanage IN Irasla,
Texas.
Mrs. Fred y. Dougherty VIII extend
her hospitality I'm the form Of q
luncheon to the Glover club, on Fri