El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-04
Women's Organizations.


Circle one OF the First Methodist
church. held its monthly business
meeting with Airs. A. q. WOehler, 1925
J East Boulevard. Tuesday afternoon al
2-3O.
The junior missionary society Of
Trinity hcurchl met Sunday afternoon
30 enjoy the bible lesson, THANKS
giving story by Ernest Jennings, a
prayer by Marie Order, and reports
and election Of Officers j. r. Grif-
fin gave a reading
The Sammies" viii hold a social
meeting at $50 o'clock this evening
in the ]. ". G. A. rooms on Texas
street. The Sammies' have organ
lied a Kangaroo court" with Ruth
Bunting as judge, and all girls who
are absent from two business meet
inEs without a good excuse viii be
fined.
Asbury Methodist Missionary soci-
ETY. Will hold a special business meet
ing and election Of officers Thursday
afternoon at o'clock. in the church
parlOrs- The pie auction is TO take
place Friday evening at o'clock Inc
fish nond is to be held at a later date.
George H Clements, secretary OF
the chamber Of commerce. and food
CONSERVATION for the district viii ad-
dress the Council Of Jewish women,
who meet in community hail. tonight
at o'clock. Mr.. Clements VIII TAX
on proper conservation Of food
The Comforts committee OF the
Navy league IS still out OF wool, ana
Mrs. B. r. Jenness has no idea when
more will come. though volunteer
knitters viii be notified through the
press at the earliest possible moment.
The government has taken over sew
eral Of the factories and the supply
should begin TO reach It's destination
more systematically when Jnc-e
sans machinery starts in motion.
LTn~af.rr=Hn Of HENW Kiss
entertained Circle Four Of the First
Methodist Aid society Tuesday after
noon. A short business meeting was
followed by a pleasant social hour.
during which time salad course was
served. Present were Mrs H. ID.
Johnson. Mrs. Earl Phillips, Mrs j. C.
Miller, Mrs. H S Elayer, Mrs. H. p
Demand, Mrs. Charles FOutz and Mrs
c. L Eager. the hOstesSs sister who
assisted. Mrs. J. Z. Keltner was a
me Altar Guild or st Patrick's
church is to be entertained Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. =. H Luckett.
Trinity Bible class. 10 have been en-
tertained by Mrs. sam Il. Allphin on
Thursday. Will have to make other
arrangements for this weeks meet
ing, because OF the Allphin family be-
ing in quarantine for diphtheria- one
OF Mrs. Alphin's sons is the cause Of
the isolation, and while not very III,
viii keep the family in the required
time.
with a box supper at $50 o'clock.
followed by the monthly missionary
committee reports and program.
mem bers Of the First Presbyterian
church Will meet Wednesday evening
in the church parlors TO ENJOY one
Of their periodically happy affairs.
OF special interest is the reading OF
letter by Mrs. Fred Emery from
--- efe+ar Mrs Ethel Tav1or Whar-
ton. who is in the missionary ser
vice in Africa Mrs. Wharton Is a
daughter Of the church and her mes
sages are a sort Of link in big, hu-
name service Ihere are aIS2 o ONE
features scheduled Dr. D W. Det-
wiler. chairman OF the missionary
committee, is in charge.
Madame May Loeser, IN charge OF
the program for the open house a.
the Soldiers club, with the Equal
nounced the following entertainment
for Wednesday night, to which sol
diers, their wives, sWeethearts, moth
ers and friends, and civilians are in
yited:
Violin solo. Charles Morn OF field
Song ana dance. Miss Nina Locke.
Recitation, a scene from The Lion
and The Mouse" Mrs. Dottie PoteeI
Bell.
Song, little Reva Reyes.
Selections by the high school IKE
lele girls.
Duet. Blanche Cornwall and Mildred
LOckett.
Song, Pvt. D'Andrae OF the base hos
pitaL
Recitation. The Gypsy Girl" en-
costume), Mrs. Langan.
Song, Miss Eileen Klugel.
Violin solo, ambulancer Charles
Spanker. Of the field hospital No. 10.
Refreshments viii be served The
evening is purely social, with no cost
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