El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
Women S Organizations.


Circle OF the First Methodist
church met Tuesday at the home OF
Mrs F. L. Pitman- 2313 Montana Mrs.
J p Fisk presiding Refreshments
were served during the social hour
Miss TheIma Boone and Miss Eva
danes Fisk. J. Carpenter, W A.
Hafgh- Florence Pickles. o. J. Thomas.
W. S Birney, W A. Williams, John
Gideon. r. Surplus, L. A Spencer,
n s. Johnson, Miss Boone and Miss
zach Lamar Cobb addressed the
Jewish Women's council Tuesday az
ternoon. on the third Liberty loan'
making a stirring patriotic plea to
give until Il hurts" to Uncle sam.
and help our boys who are in the
trenches. cover there" Mrs Nathan
kaufman. q visitor from Toledo. o.,
told Of the work the council is doing
there. The meeting was unusually
Interesting and well attended
Mrs Mary Webb and Mrs. H 5
Grabbing were hOstesses for the
monthly business meeting OF Trinity
Missionary society. Tuesday after
noon an enthusiastic event attended
by a members Mrs. D. NJ smith pre-
sided. with the following making
their rapOrts- Mrs A w. Mclean,
treasurer: Mrs William Sachs, local
treasurer, Mrs. L J. Ayers, young peo-
pies societies; Mrs Mary R. Wright.
junior missionary and baby divlsloni
Mrs. s G. Douglas. Nary Webdell cir
Gle, Mrs. o. A DanielsOn. correspond
ing secretary Mrs. F. n. TOwner. So
ciaI service; Mrs Robert Lander. mis-
sion study; Mrs. J-C- Ballard. the Bull
letin- Miss Eta Helm, soldiers well
fare Miss Alice Care, the Voice. Mrs
r. L Daniel Travellers Aid
The devotional was led by Miss
Booth, with sentence prayers given
by Mrs. / J. Ayers, Mrs. Mildred Pat
tersOn, Mrs. o. A. Danielson, Mrs s ).
Birchfield and Mrs. D. n. Smith The
silver offering was taken by Mrs.
Robert Harrington and Mrs J. D.
Brodie- The society was favored with
a musical number by Mrs. F. R.
Slower, soloist and cornet player with
the John Brown reVlValsts. VINO
talked about the women OF the church
serving MONDAY luncheons and din
ners at the churches, for profess
si5naI and business women Of the
city Mrs J. l. Ely was elected dele
gate and Mrs J. c. Ballard alternate,
to the Las Cruces Nay meeting
Trinity church viii give a dinner
Thursday evening, and a luncheon
CIimaxing their studies Of the
negro in Africa. in the course which
the Missionary society OF the First
Christian church IS taking up to bet
ter acouaint themselves with cOndi-
various fields, members OF the local
organization enjoyed a novel program
in the church pGrlors. Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. r. B. Homan presided.
and following the devotional by Mrs.
r. A. Hubbard, the following num-
bers were given:
Mission schools for the negro in the
United States Mrs D. G. NcCanne
Interesting facts concerning the
negro. Mrs. P r Outlaw
Ia In HHnHa
atr- - Mrs. j G. Mcsrady
Vocal solo. Sweet Bye and Bye
sung IN LOnkundo language used in
Congo, Mrs. E F. Faris, former
missionary to Africa, and sister
Of DR.. R B Homan-
Organ solo, "Elegy" -......
--.- ColerfdEe-TavlOr)
Piano solo, Scenes From An Imag-
mary Ballet" dge-Taylor,
negro compOser), E. c. Knicker-
Vocal solo, Life and Death" ....
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Readings, we Wear the Mash"
To Louise" and THE Coquette"
paul Laurence DUNBAR, Mrs c.
O. Rucker
Group Of songs from Harry Bur
leigh, Since Molly Went Away
Jean and Just Because" Mrs
r. J. wilson accompanied on
piano by Miss Mary Heermans-
me Wofk OF r. u Ianners an Amer
lean negro artist, who won recOgni- /
ton in Paris, was spoken Of in a
general way many adding personal
information concerning these peoples
in their various inches.
The business session was IN charge
1f Mrs ". h Bryan, president.
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