El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-14


Cross instructor, has arrangements
perfected for the making Of surgical
| DRESSINGS in the Sunday school room
OF next Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons, beginning at 1870. The
/ annual report for the secretary Mrs
J. n Grant. was read. The number
| Of members enrolled in the auxiliary
| are 81. The annual report Of the local
! home missions was given by Mrs. z.
T Fennel Mrs. L. A Killian. Mrs.
=. NJ Hervey. Mrs. J. G. Lowman and
! Ineodore Forster gave annual reports
| for Westminster. Westminster, High
/ land Park and Wide Awake circles:
] Mrs p. A Hazard, secretary Of
christian education and ministerial
| relief. telling Of her work Mrs. L. B.
Mcdonald told Of the work Of the
Miriam band.
The nominating committee, with
Mrs Laura Mobley chairman, named
the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. ". II. Loretz;
vice president, Mrs. J. H. Grant; sec
urer, Mrs E A J. Seldom; secretary
foreign missions. Mrs. J. G. Loman:
secretary home missions, Mrs. ]. K
Prather: secretary young peoples
work. Mrs. Paul Heermans; secretary
o. literature, Mrs. J. L Mcknight;
secretary christian education, Mrs. J.
H Logan; secretary pastors aid. Mrs.
Bradford Hardie; secretary social ac-
tivities. Mrs J. B. DuBOse- The cleo
ton of these officers were made by
reclamation. Announcement was made
that the program meeting of the 26th
would be in charge Of Mrs. W. ".
Waite and Mrs. J. K Prather. Follow
ing the offering. the meeting closed
with the mizpah benediction-
Unique in the annals of entertain
ments for the soldiers will be the Irish
program to be presented before mem
bers of the Fifth cavalry by the girls
of the Z. S. club on Friday evening
The personnel of the talented group
includes Misses LuRee and Virginia
Knight. Margaret Hines, Nellie Mae
Beauchamp, Margaret Powers, Mar
tina Lowman, Isabel Kitchens and
Mabel Shea, and they will open the
program with a song of the Emerald
sod entitled Sing a Good Old Irish
Song for Me-" Other features are a
violin solo by Miss Olive Russell. who
will play Kathleen Mavourneen" and
''St- Patrick's Day; the Phillips trio in
When irish Eyes Are Smiling; a
solo dance by Miss Blanche Cornwall;
a reading by Gene Regamey; solo
dance. Miss Nina Locke; selections
by the Fifth cavalry orchestra;
Mother Machree," by Dan Scurlock; !
song. Sammie Joseph; an Irish sketch ]
by Minnie Quisenberry and Mary 4
LOUISE DOCkEEs en- CQSLuDes z SOLO, }
Come Back to Erin" by Nine. Mae /
Loeser; a reading. THE Wearin' OF I
the Green" by Miss Margaret Hines; ]
solo by Miss Lois Shaw; solo. George /
Donahue. and finale song, Mickey" !
by the L. S. club.
Mrs E. D. Moore entertained the /
members Of the Trinity Methodist !
bible class Wednesday afternoon at
her home, 1900 Trowbridge avenue
Following the business session, a most
delightful social hour was enjoyed.
several numbers being played upon
the photograph St Patrick green was
used decoratively and miniature Irish
flags constituted favors- Mrs. Moore,
OF Dallas. sister of the hostess, and
little Mildred Moore assisted in serv-
ing dainty refreshments. In attend
ance were Mesdames W. W. Brody, N
L. ProffitF. n. Towner, ". H. Payne.
A. Z. Berryhill. r. Buchanan, J. II
Brown. ". z. Lambert, L. J. Trotti, c.
y Holford, S A. Masters. A G. Smith,
E. L. Guerry, S. H Allphon and L R
Griffin