El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-21
Women of Trinity Methodist
Have Washington Tea Tuesday

Johnson. in Hammer court The circle
viii De known as circle four 1t viii
meet twice q month. Mrs H D. John
son was elected president: Mrs. F. N
Pratt. vice president; Mrs. Earl Phil
lips. secretary. and Mrs. ". H Birken-
field. treasurer Those present were:
Mesdames W. B. Clark. J. n Jackson.
Charles Foutz. David Cathcart. A r
Huge. f g OConnel. W. H. Birken-
1eld- F. NJ Pratt. II. 5. Elayer. V. G.
Harlan, Earl Phillips. f n. Sterchi and
Misses Ellen Hail and Nan Pierson.
After lengthy business meeting re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
assisted by Miss Nan PiersOn. Mrs. J.
NJ Jackson win entertain the circle
al its next meeting.
Circle No. 4. OF the auxiliary to the
Christian women's board of missions
Of the First Christian church. met
Tuesday afternoon. at the home OF Mrs.
o. r. Ward. 14O4 North ST Vrain street.
The February issue of the missionary
magazine of the church. The Tidings~
was the subject Of the discussion for
the afternoon. Mrs J. 4 Richley. Of
Minneapolis. MINI. and Mrs George
Mulberry. Of Trinidad. Colo. were
guests OF the auxiliary and gave
interesting reports Of their home
auxiliaries- Plans were started for
silver tea. TO be given by the circle
in the near future. for the purpose Of
purchasing missionary books. to be
added 70 the auxiliary library. Refresh
ments were served during the social
hour BY the hostesses-
The Guy Inman circle OF the auxil-
larry 10 the Christian wOmen's board OF
missions of the First Christian church
met Tuesday afternoon, at the home
Mrs Howard Wells, on HuecO street.
Mrs. r A Hubbard and Mrs H. ID.
Ashley were the leaders. Reports on
missionary work were given by Mrs.
Claude Anderson. Mrs. -. \ Hubbard
Splitter gave n reading. Mrs. August
CRUDE sang, with Mrs. q. Z. Chambers
playing her accompaniment The dec
OratiOns were in the national cOlOrs.
ments. in honor Of the approaching
Washington's birthday anniversary.
\ meeting OF the Missionary society
Of First Presbyterian church was held
Tuesday afternoon IN the church parlors.
Mrs A. W Foster read the scripture
lesson. Mrs W : Taylor talked on
the American Indians Mrs. Howard p
Durkee led the Bible study 4 social
time followed. The hOstesses we're Mrs
Charles Wilcox and Mrs. J. L Campbell
Garments for children. TO be DIS
tributed by the Associated Charities.
Congregational church aid society.
Tuesday afternoon The meeting was
held at the home OF Mrs W r. Frank
lin, on san Jose street
The Aid and Missionary society Of
the First Baptist church met in the
parlors Of the church. Tuesday after
noon. Mrs Fred Weckerle was the
leader Of the meeting The Baptist
woman's training school OF Louisville,
Ky, was the topic OF the day. Mrs J.
F Williams read the scripture lesson
Among those participating in the pTo-
gram were Mesdames z. W Mckenzie.
". - Moore. a NJ Walthan. Howard
Thompson. H E Harris. NJ Nagle and
T z. Maxwell There were Is present
Two prizes of s. IN gold has been
offered by the FL PasO chapter Of the
American Red Cross to the school boy
and school girl turning in the largest
number Of new members in the organi-
ZatiOn. Any school child IN the city.
OF public. parochial, or private
schools. may take part in the contest
The prizes viii be awarded by DR.. ".
L. Brown, chairman OF the local Red
Cross chapter. at the close OF the Red
Cross membership campaign saturday.
The Arenne Literary club viii meet al
the home OF Mrs. Jesse Hammer. cor
ner Of Texas and Alameda avenue,
Thursday evening at s o'clock.