El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-12


teas given by the Aid society OF the
First Presbyterian church for the pur-
pose Of adding to the Golfers Of the
Thrift Stamp fund OF the society.
Mrs Van Long was hostess to one
OF these teas at the Long home on
Hastings street. The entrance porch
OF the attractive house was quite
filled with ferns and ferns. hyan-
cinths, sweet peas and geraniums
grown in Mrs. Longs conservatory
were used in artistic decoration in the
reception rooms Presiding over the
tea cups at the daintiiy appointed
table were Mrs. s. H. Sutherland ana
Mrs. Hayes Watson. Assisting IN
serving were Mrs. Henry p. Bowie
Mrs. W C. Hayden, Mrs. J. G. Barada,
Ms walter Butler. Mrs. D. W. Det-
uiler and Mrs. Victor watson; Many
-74ids and matrons enjoyed the az
fair.
the Crombie home on Montana street.
with Mrs. G II. CrOmbie as hostess
TO The numbers Of callers present dur
ing the afternoon. The reception
rooms were very artistic with oecola-
lions OF inouuils and violets and the
same pretty blossoms enhanced tne
dainty appointments OF the tea ta1ts
where Mrs. J. 2 Townsend and Mrs
E-roDL- Hu y noured tea Assisting
in serving here were Mrs. c. P. Brown
Mrs r L. Ramey and Miss sue Crora-
bic Receiving the guests with the
hostess were Mrs. Harris W altnall'
Mrs. James a Dick and Mrs. A. j.
Morris.
AT the Norton home vita Mrs + w
Norton hostess 10 numbers OF callers
The reception and dining rooms
were very artistic with hanging
baskets Of Towering lavendar, the
dainty lavender shades mingliug pref
tilv with the peach blossoms in love
IS dainty pink tints. The tea taole
was very dainty with its cover o.
lace and silver tea service.
Assessing Mrs. Norton in receiving
and entertaining her guests were MS
a. ". Foster. president OF the Aio so
cfety: Mrs. J. Il McBroom- MIS-.
Howard Waldron. 5frs- kuno D0err'
Mrs Neil Grossheider and MIS- J. n.
Parker. A very delightful feature OF
the receiving hours was the group OF
readings given by Mrs. Waldron-
Mrs. P z. Ross entertained the
Junior society Of the First Christian
chruch at her home. 2f12 Montana
street. Saturday afternoon Forty
mem hers were present, besides q num-
Der Of visitors.
The following program was pre-
scented under the direction Of Maoe-
song. brighten The Corner"
Scripture reading. Leo Haling-
The Lords prayer In concert
Paul as a Missionary Viola Ian
piano solo CPedto waltz. Jolly
Darkles'D Arlieu Sackett
SationaI secretary's letter. read by
A ero1p al stories OF Japanese
children was told by the following
members: Elizabeth Snider. Thelrna
Lively. Gilbert Connors and Violet
Vocal solo. -The Blue Bird" Mar
garet BOgess-
Paper. only an Immigrant" Pa
mona Smith.
Circle Of prayer led by Margaret
BoEess and closed by Helen stevenson
me musical numbers were espe-
cially weu rendered and greatly ap-
preciated- Following 1.-THE program.
the hostess. Mrs. Ross. assisted ny
Mrs. O'Rear and Mrs. ~ Atkinson
served refreshments.
The next meeting. In April. VIII pe
an open meeting at the church, az
which the members viii entertain
their parents and friends
The Mission Study class Of Trinity
Methodist church met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Lee Moor as the leader.
A splendid talk was given by the lead
er and this was followed By discus
sion OF the Women Trail Makers OF
the Orient" Mrs j. a Beard told OF
the progress which the women OF In
dia, China and Japan are making in
/.
bricks spoke Of the need Of education
Of teachers in the orient
Mrs. Jessie Burford talked on the
great advance which the women OF
the Orient are making in the study OF
medicine and nursing Before the end
OF the service Mrs Ben Randall, con-
ference treasurer Of the missionary
society from Pecos. read an interesting
message to the society here
Mrs. J. l. Ely also entered into the
discussion
Mrs. JACK Burton entertained with a
song.
Mrs. D. II. smith, the president an
that the concert which was
TO have been given at the church next
Tuesday has been postponed until
March %.
Mrs. Tom Watson read the scripture
lesson and Mrs. d NJ Smith closed the
meeting with prayer.
Circle ID" OF the Woman's Auxiliary
o. Central Baptist church held at
meeting Tuesday afternoon al the
home OF Mrs c. z. Barglebaugh- Mrs.
Eta Reed had charge OF the devo-
-ional service. 1Irs. c. L Van Eaton
and Mrs. L ". Roberts gave the
manual study. Mrs McCiintOck gave
the secretary's and treasurer's reports.
Mrs. c. F. BarElebaugh reEigned as
study leader and Mrs. ". 3. Day was
elected TO fill this vacancy. A social
hour was enjoyed at the close Of the
business session Mrs. Pearl Lewis.
Mrs Arthur Millican and Mrs. ]. ".
Barker were guests Mrs. Lewis sang
several solos and Airs. Arthur Mulican
played several plano selections and
gave vocal numbers also The host Sc
served refreshments. Those attending
we're Mesdames Eta Reed. 7. W Rob-
srts, H F. Alison, Joe Mitchell. Rsarl
Lewis. j. W. Gist. j. r. Myers z g.
Q. T. BarElebauEh. c. 7.
Van Eaton, A R. Millican. 3. r. Blank
snship. T. Fl. Pritchard, J. ". Backer
and W. B. Day
Circle a. Of the Central Baptist
church. met in regular session at the
home OF Mrs c. a. Bush. S12 North
Virginia street. on Tuesday afternoon. Z
The guests present at this meeting
included Mrs 7. Z Reeves. chairman
Of the circle; Mrs. J. n. Long. Mrs. ".
f. Vance Airs. Charles GrinE. Mrs. z.
n Rraw Mrs O. O. R-aTv Mrs ] q