El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-05
Women S Organizations

The Westminster Presbyterian
Woman's auxiliary will convene Tues
day afternoon at 2:3J o'clock.
ST. JOsephs altar society viii
have a meeting Monday afternoon at
o'clock in the church. All Of the
members are asked TO attend, as the
congregation has been requested to
take up the Red Cross wOrk-this
being one Of the topics TO discuss.
About 50 attended the business
meeting Of Asbu-y Methodist Mission
airy society Thursday afternoon, in the
church parlors. Mrs. 7. J. Ayers Of
Trinity, spoke on Christian Leader
ship, both in the Home and Church"
Rev. C. X. CamP bell installed the new
officers. Mrs W. Z. Care, president;
Mrs. ". T. Bush, first vice president;
Mrs. J. D. NcAIurtry, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Fred DOughertyt superin-
tendenL Of mission study and press
Mrs. J. H Harperm, superintendent
Of social service, Mrs T. " Wo1tord,
corresponding secretary Miss Lula
Illfrey, recording secretary; Mrs. J. I.
Head. agent for the Missionary Y dice;
1Lrs. ". a. Kessler, treasurer. Mrs.
Dougherty presented Mrs. Harper,
who has been ably acting as presi-
dent tho last quarter, q cyclamen
plant
The Women-s Missionary society Of
the First Christian church held It's
first meeting OF the new year on
Friday afternoon, Mrs P J. Outlaw
having charge of the program, which
hinged on discussion Of Africa's
responsiveness 10 Christ in the pres
eut age. Mrs. Lawrence MOltana
talked on Uganda and AIRS. D. F.
Johnson on Calbar. Mrs. T. J. Nc
Lean read a paper OF Congo and Mrs
W H Bryan reported the recent con-
vention in Kansas City, 10 which she
was a delegate. James MacDermid's
song cycle, Faith, Hope and Charity
furnished q much enjoyed part OF the
entertainment, Mrs. r. j. wilson sing
ing in her usual pleasing style, ac-
companied by Miss Mary Heermans
stewardship secretary, concluded the
program with q short talk on mis-
sionary work in general
The following program VIII be
given at the next meeting or the Nc
Doweu club, 20 be held next Tuesday
afternoon AZ 8 o'clock in the audito-
rum Of the Woman's club
Paper-"The Development OF the
Sonata Form Miss Margaret Schus-
Sonata-Op. Al. C major-Domenico
Scarlatti. Miss Kathleen Faris.
Senate major-Haydn, Miss Eva
sonata for vloIin-Op. Z. No. :. a
major, Miss Florence Crissey.
Concerto COronation)-D major
Mozart-Ist movement, Miss Tvonne
Miss Frances Earle and Miss Doro-
thy ConEdon, accompanies
At the home of Mrs. W C. McCor-
mick, on 1924 Fort Boulevard. mem
bers OF the Tourist club spent de-
lightful afternoon Friday, Il being
the first meeting Of the new year.
Henrietta D. Hull, Mrs W. IL Perry
and Mrs. C. NJ. Gibson were guests.
Miss Hull related some experiences
encountered on her recent TRIP to
France. Mrs. Joseph Knox talked en-
tertainingly on the work OF the y. W
Mrs. Mccormick served appetizing re-
freshments- AIRS. s. J. Fenneu has
the club. fortnight hence when Mrs.
Mccormick Mrs. Vaughn Ward and
Mrs. John Kidd viii contribute 10 the
program The club IS this year study
ing the warning nations.
Members Of the East El Paso Bap-
list Aid society reveled in a sumptuOus
turkey dinner Thursday. as guests Of
Rev. and 1Irs. Ed L. Nlilllcan, at their
home on the county road, down the
valley. Rev. o. j. Wade, OF Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church. with
Mrs Wade and their daughters; also
Rev. H +. Hatcheu, Mrs. W. ". Don
nell and Mrs. j. b. lngle, Of Alta Vista
Women's auxiliary, were special
guests. others at table numbering Mrs.
J. r. Dodd, Mrs. Q. o. Mckinney, Mrs.
c. n. Kidmelr, Ada Clare Wide, Mrs
Davis, Mrs. 3. a. Douglass. Mrs H n.
Burglebaugh, Miss Irene z. Tonner,
Mrs. S. S. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. J. P. Ham
NETT, Mrs. R z. Bridges, Mrs c. B.
Ardoin, Mrs. A G. Goolsby, Mrs. n. e.
Chalfant, Mrs. L. A Baumstark, Mrs.
J. n Phillips, Mrs. J. c. Bean. Mrs.
I John Quinn, Mrs. F. P. Naney, Mrs
r. L. Smith and Mrs. J. Wiseman. The
pastor was surprised with a gift Of
$50 that had been collected quietly by
the women of his parish and presented
I him before gOodbyes were said.