El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-06
Mrs. M. E. Sweeney Is Hostess To
St. Patrick'S Altar Guild Meeting


A T her home, 1900 Wyoming street.
n Mrs. II. E. Sweeney. assisted by
her daughter. Miss Euphrasia, enter
tanned members Of St. Patrick's altar
guiId Thursday afternoon. Rt Rev.
bishop -. Schiller and Rev. Fl. C.
G. Frund were honor guests. An
elaborate two course luncheon Of
fruit salad. ice, cake and coffee was
served Mrs. and Miss Sweeney having
for helpers Elinor and Helen Jose
phine Sweeney, daughters Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Sweeney and grandkiddies
Of the hostess; also Mrs. W. G. Roe,
Mrs. Clara Tepfer and Mrs. Mona
Brady. The table was attractive IN
carnations and ferns, contained in
large wicker basket that conferred a
hand lace cover. Mrs A. G.. Andreas
presented. the guild with a complete
set Of altar linens, smaller pieces
used during mass, and bordered in
crochet edge. Miss Sweeney also
gave a dozen Of the smaller altar
linens. exQuisitely hemstitched. Pres
eut were Mesdames W. j. Quigly, W
G. Roe. 7. A Hallihan, H Welsch. II
A. Caples, n. Leonard. A C. Andreas,
X ". Chipley, S. kranzthor, Clara
Tepfer, A Powers, A. n Donovan, v.
B. Andreas, Charles kircher and J.
kuneman.
New members included Mrs. E. A
Orkney, v. J. Schneider, L. II. Lock
wood and the invited guests were
Mrs. James 3. Brady, Mrs. Mona
Brady, Mrs ". H Anderson, Mrs S.
Bevan. Mrs Horace W. Broaddus,
Mrs. ~ +. Davidson, Mrs. Mcdonald,
Mrs. 7. e. Sweeney and Miss Anita
Ruiz and the trio OF grandchildren
Elinor. Helen Josephine and ITALIA
Catherine Sweeney.
Mrs. A. ". Foster. the newly
chosen president Of the Women's Aid
society Of the First Presbyterian
church, and her official board for
1888 are now installed, and Mrs.
Foster briefly outlined the years
work-the keynote OF which was
patriotism and war WOrk-at Tues
days meeting. preceding an unusual
y fine musical program, given under
the direction Of Mrs. Robert l. HOlh-
Under the efficient leadership Of
Mrs. John i. Dyer, the retiring presl-
dent this Woman's organization has
done wonderful work. the past year,
esta blishing a record it viii be diff
cult 70 surpass. For war relief work
alone has been given Sl753-3s-
Sl267.95 was collected and sent 70
! Belgium. through the Red Cross; $500
was given the Rescue HOmei S5U5-46
[ Us GaLA 10 Allaa EAAaA AGAE1 anu MnaA ~
other local missionary and charitable
purposes. Extensive Red Cross work
mas been done, throughout the year
1t was the women Of the First
Presbyterian church who so splendid
ly staged the lawn fete at the W W
Turney home, July and the Belgian
cottages at Christmas time. near the
postofmce, in addition TO other inge-
Nous undertakings.
Mrs. Fosters assistants are Mrs. J.
asH- .HaHa THIn
James A Dick, second vice president
Mrs. S. c.. Humphreys, third vice
president; Mrs. Charles Blanchard,
secretary and Mrs. J. ". Johnson,
treasurer.
Publicity-A1rs. II. H. Sclutz, chair
man; AIRS. A J. Morris, Mrs. Z. c.
Wade Mrs. G. I. Overstreet Miss
Kate Fink. Mrs Norman Walker.
Music-Mrs. r. I. Holiday, chair
Raster, ". G. Haden. J. G. McNary,
". r. Schultz, +. c. Emery, r. 7.
Chapman, Allan Rodes, r. 3 Redic-
Church DecoratiOn-Mrs. +. W
Norton, chairman; Mesd1ames = l.
Dyer. r. 2. Mosson, j. A Pickett,
Maurey Kemp, W. l. Gaines, Harris
Walthall. p. /. Roach, J ". Eubank,
J. II. AIcBroom, j. o. Cricket w J.
FioWer-Mrs. H n Patterson.
Mrs. r. ". Parker Mrs. o A.
Critchett.
Social-lIrs. J. J. Knox. chairman; q,
Mrs j. I. Campbell. assistant; Mes
lanes Chas. Blanchard. Kuns, Doerr, 4
J. W. Johnson, F. A. Shelton. +. W
Parker. ". n. Small. G. NJ. Crombier I
y Garlicll. C. L. Worden, ". 7. Crock
1T, c. T. Overstreet. J. H. McBrOom,
:. /. Cobb. Fred Stevenson, r. C.
;emple. J. G. McGirdy. A. H. Ander-
ion, J. I. Dyer, H. J. Nix, +. P Jones
md Miss Lula Prefer.
Cradle Roll OF Sunday Scholars.
II. c. Raum, Mrs. J. II. Parker. Mrs.
:. A Harle. Mrs. Herbert Hunter.
Sunday Nursery-AIrs. c. I. Pei