El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-30

/ THE seven different circles of the
1 auxiliary OF the First Baptist
church met Friday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock in the following homes: The
SOuthside circle at the home Of Mrs.
J. F. Williams, on Alagoffin street:
( Mrs. Lea Merrill, chairman. had charge
and an interesting program was en-
joyed. The Montana circle was enter
Z tanned in the home Of Mrs. J. c. Beau
| champ at rs Brown street Mrs. J. N
I Evans had charge Of this program and
read very Interesting story OF
THANKSGIVING. There was special mu-
sic and q general interest manifested
in the meeting. The Manhattan cir
Gle met in the home OF Mrs Z. NJ
Rumsey. with Mrs. Julian Hughes
This proved 10 be a splendid meeting
and Miss COmttier OF the Evans con-
servatory OF music, played several
violin selections which were much
enjoyed. The Government Hill circle
met with Mrs. A ". Walthail on
-Trowbridge street, Mrs. c. c. Christian
had charge Of the meeting and an ex-
cellent program was rendered. The
Sunset Heights circle was entertained
in the home OF the chairman, Mrs. J. II.
LewisOn. on Missouri street
The Five Points circle met IN the
home OF Mrs. J. a. Corn on Montana
street Mrs Mrs. A ]. kirchiyiu and
Mrs. Corn were hostesses. Mrs. V. E
Ware had charge Of this meeting A
number OF talks were made on the OBJ
Ject of the circle meetings Mrs. a. J.
Bacher and Mrs. $. D. CObbs sang,
Grow Pretty Rose" A number Of
missionary stories were read and
dainty refreshments served at each Of
these meetings
Mrs. p J. Tighe. president Of the
Housewives league. announces an i'm
portant meeting Of that organization
at the Y ". G A Monday at 3 o'clock
1t IS open to all housewives OF the
community. whether or not they are
members OF the league. The new
food conservation program issued by
Charles Bassett viii be the subject OF
discussion for the meeting
Forty five members were present
Friday afternoon at the meeting OF
the Womens Christian Temperance
union at the home Of Miss Sarah
Langston at 915 Lee street. Mrs H
A Law. president OF the organization.
were conducted by Mrs. O. A. Critch-
EFT. Reports OF the secretary and
treasurer were given Miss Matte
Armstrong reported that she visited
the jail each. week and has distribut-
ed about 60 books and magazines TO
the men. The flower mission de-
partment has given 20 bouquets.
three glasses OF jelly. seven cakes
and made IS visits to the sick After
this came the literary program Mrs.
W. H Payne read an article on DRY
Forces in Convention" A violin solo
by Mrs p. r. Knickerboclzer was &C
companied at the piano by Mrs. J. {.
Ballard. Mrs. J. A Potter read n
paper, 'SThe Nurse and the Knight"
The travellers aid secretary at the
union depot Mrs. I. a Langston, told
the many ways in which she is lend
ing a helping hand to the people in
need. A solo. THE Sunshine Of Your
Smie." was sung by Miss Jennie May
the organization are Mrs. A. s How
ard and Airs. D. c. Brattsstror. The
members present were: Mrs. T. W.
Lanier. Mrs 7. o. Brooks. Mrs Farris,
Mrs. Tuuker, Mrs Nermillion. Mrs. Z.
c. Bray, Mrs. NJ Scranton. Mrs Henry
Van Valkenburg and Mrs. J. C. Bal
lard. The hostess served a delicious
salad course during the social hour.
The next meeting viii be the third
Friday in December, which VIII be
the 18th.
Next week viii be a busy one with
the women OF the Trinity Methodist
church. Monday from S a m. TO 6
p. n, they are TO meet at the church
and finish mending the remaining 500
Of the 2400 garments for soldiers. Wo-
men having garments at their homes
for repair, and have no way Of send
ing them back TO the church may ad-
All are to be in by Monday night.
rrua-day- At oc1oc1r the Missionary