El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-07
Women'S Organizations.

The Red Glover Crochet club viii be
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. William Fishman, IN
apartment IA the BraZOs flats Mrs
Luella FarweIl viii assist the hostess
Study Of Texas Civics will be begun
by the members Of the FL PasO Equal
Franchise league, Thursday at the
league meeting i'm the chamber OF COM
merce. which viii begin at 3 o'clock.
Mrs : Z. CorOett. chairman Of Texas
laws. viii lead the study. Mrs :. J.
FennelI will conduct the parliamentary
law study and practice drill.
Circle three of the aid society Of the
first Methodist church, met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Harvey
Kuhn. Mrs. j. G WOrthingtOn led the
prayer. Mrs. George Mills presided
Mrs. W :. Valentine was elected vice
president. 10 fill the vacancy in this
office caused by the resignation Of
Mrs. H. u. Johnson 4 social time fol-
lowed the business meeting and the
memb spent the time in fancy work
Refreshments were served by the host
ess assisted by Mrs. Walter Williams
Misses Ellen Hall and Madeline Fisk
Mrs. George Mills viii BE- the next
hostess Of the circle. at her home. 12l5
conway place
An entertaining program was given
Tuesday afternoon, AT the meeting of
the Aid society Of the First Presby terrain
church held in the church parlors-
Miss Minna Edwards played violin
solos, and. with Miss Louise O'Shea.
vioIinisr and Miss Coral Bias. cellist,
played a number Of trio selections.
Mrs. Y. l. Bean played their piano &C
compartments. Mrs. NJ. E Finney. OF
Harrisburg, Penn. gave reading.
Miss Mary Heating played a piano
solo. A brief business meeting was
held the first part Of the afternoon Fol-
lowing the program, a social hour was
enjoyed and light refreshments were
served The hOstesses were Mesdames
George NJ CrOmbie. " B. Deascn and
Neal Grosheider
Substantial sums toward the build
ing fund Of the church were reported
al the meeting Of circle one OF the aid
society OF the First Methodist EpiSco-
pal church. which was held at the home
of Mrs. George CoWherd. Tuesday al
ternOOn. The devotional exercises.
which opened the meeting. were con-
Quoted by the president. Mrs. Claude
BOrcherding. who presided Mrs. sam
uel Y. Young. the secretary, reported
the sum OF S25l99 contributed 20 the
general building fund by the aid So
ciety members This sum is the bal
ance on the pledge OF 1852 which was
made for 1916 Plans were started for
spring bazaar. 10 be held IN May.
Following the business session there
was a social hour. Little Florence May
CoWherd, the infant daughter of the
hostess. was given a shower Of gifts
by the circle members Refreshments
were enjoyed. in the serving Of which
the hostess was assisted BY Mrs W. A.
Price The tea table was covered with
a cluny lace cloth and in the center
was a French basket filled with Cecil
Brunner roses. Among those attend
ing the meeting were Mesdames ". 3
Clark, Claude BOrcherding. W A Price,
g : Weeks, o. g Bernard, J. W
Thompson. TT. d. Hettrick, Guy o. Shaf-
fer. G H. Tarbeu. Phillip Davis. W. T.
Smell. . II. Dow. samuel Y. Young
Misses Ellen Hale and Mabel Logan
The next meeting. on February 20. will.
be held at the home of Mrs 9. ". Het-
trick. 3215 Sacramento street