El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-18
Women S Organizations

Mrs T. Lancaster will entertain IN
Carnation club Thursday afternoon. II
here home. 1911 North Ochoa street
Circle four. OF the First Methodist
church, will meet Thursday afternoon
al the home Of Mrs. ". a Conard, 131
Newman street. at 2-30 o'clock
The missionary society Of the Fl GIL
land Park Baptist church met Tues
day afternoon IN the church parlors.
Mrs. Sam Venner led the discussion =
the subject. Foreign Missions
The Daughters OF the British Empire
club viii meet Monday afternoon at
2-30 o'clock IN the auditorium Of the
Wman's club building 10 sew hospital
supplies 70 rthe Red Cross society.
The Jewish SiSterhOOd Relief society
was organized Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. II. Brettler. on Boulevard street
Refreshments were served during the
afternoon. The society will meet here
after on the first Monday OF each
month.
The women's missionary society Of
the Asbury Methodist church viii be
entertained Thursday afternoon. at two
o'clock by Mrs W H ButterbauEh and
Mrs. ". H kessler. at the home Of
Mrs Butterbaugh. on Montana street.
A literary program Will be given with
Mrs H. T. Wichman in charge
The First Presbyterian church mis-
sionary society held its regular meet
ing in the pa-lors Of the church. Tues
day afternoon Mrs. W. L Crockett
presided. Mrs VI. II. Day led the devo-
tional exercises and Mrs. Mary Carpen-
ter offered the prayer The subject for
speaker being Rev. Robert Mclean.
Or. Mclean is the author OF the Pres
lyterian ssudy book "Old Spain in New
America and was for a number Of
years Intimately connected with the
work in Porto Rico. He is at present
mission work in the southwest The
hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs
James Parker and Mrs. r s. Moore
The Equal Franchise league will
have its monthly social meeting Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock AZ the home
of Mrs +. II. Darlington on Prospect
avenue An interesting program has
been arranged by Mrs. L T. Kibier. the
chairman There VIII be q series OF
tableauX, illustrated by songs. Moth
err viii be posed by Mrs. George Brun-
ner, and her baby daughter, Yankee
Doodle" by Betty Alice Smith: Dixie"
by Mrs Helen Sherry; The Girl I Left
Behind Ne" by Ernest Claussen. "Star
Spangled Banner" BY Mrs. Lewis p
Lay: Young America We Are Strong
for You" by Mark Dietrich. Suffering
America" by Miss Ruth MOnrO Augur
and Mrs {. s Baker and SON There
will be a reading by Mrs. NJ \ Tilton.
"An Original Story on Suffrage Mrs
Helen Sherry and DIT. Corinne Nc
Carthy will give recitations-
The missionary society OF the Cai-
y
held its regular meeting at the church
Tuesday afternoon The subject for
the afternoon was Unto the Utter
most parts" and a splendid program
in charge Of Mrs. Charles Jackson was
given. Papers were read describing
foreign countries where missionary
work IS most active. China was dis
cussed by Mrs. W. F. Hatchell; Argen-
tina, by Mrs. Harry Burton: japan. BY
Mrs n L. Strong; Brazil. by Mrs. ".
II Vance; Italy, By Mrs Russell p
Rokahr; Mexico. by Mrs. G. A Bush
and Africa, by Miss Ella Peck. Work
among the foreign element in New
Orleans was discussed by Mrs O. J.
Wade. The Bible study was in Mrs.
{. Y. Jackson's charge An interest
ing reading by Miss Clara May Miller
was given. The musical program in
cluded a violin solo by Miss Marjorie
Livesley and a trio sung by Mesdames
Harry Swain. Harry Burton and W
g. Abbott short business meeting
followed the program