El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-09

AT the regular meeting OF the
/ n Queens Daughters. Tuesday az
/ ternoon, at the parish house Of the
church Of the Immaculate Conception.
the election Of ifficers was held for
the ensuing year. and the following
were chosen:
! Mrs. J. L Driscoll. president; Miss
Mary c. Doyle. first vice president;
I Mrs. J T. O'Rourke. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. J. z. Benton secretary;
Mrs. Frank P. Lyons. treasurer.
The Queens Daughters are very
much cratified at both the social and
financial success OF the charity ball
given on the 3rd Of January. Several
, hundred dollars were added TO the
! treasury OF the society which VIII be
used for benevolent purposes Inat
an accounts may be audited, they ask
that tickets and checks be sent IN as
early as possible TO the treasurer, MIS-
George Cameron. 1103 East Nevada
street
Following are names OF ticket pur-
ehasers not printed in former reports
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM H. Kraft, Mrs .
7. Fisert. p. r DietZ. Mr.. and Mrs
4 d. Campbell, Sisters OF Loretto, Mr.
ana Mrs. W. G. Gaffney, Mr. and MS
Victor Galas, Mrs Francis GarVey,
f II.
la Doyle, Miss NJ c Doyle, Mr. ana
Mrs. Eugene r. Mountain. Mrs IL
NJ Tays, P. B. Scanlon. Mr. and MIS-
P II. Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs. Cllttora'
and Mrs. W. r. Doris. Mr.. and Mrs
n NJ RYAN. Mr.. and Mrs W W. Iur-
nev. Geo. A. Cook, Mr. and Mrs Ralpn
v Davis. Nal and Mrs. Clarence L
North. Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ Edwards
NJ and Mrs. ". Favrot, Mrs cara
Te1fer Tom Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs ". G.
Roe. MAI. SchiIlo. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
GilIispfe. Mr.. and Mrs J. T y Eourke'
Miss Nay Llewellyn. Mr. and MS =
{ Stewart. Mrs Jas MagOffins Lieut.
". D. White, Mr.. and MS. A r. re-
gau. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T Gilroy, MI ana
Mrs. c. n Mckinney. Mr. and MIS- ;;
e Rovd. Mrs. z Y. Berrien. Mr. ana
Mrs. C E Stratton. MS r X -
Baron. Mrs. J. F. Kersey. MI ana MS
" r Brown. Capt Carroll n Counts,
NJ and MIS-. Arthur J. Fullan, Mrs
BELLE Foote, Leo Wren, Mrs j F. Maa-
dell. Mr.. and Mrs ". E Iruesaell'
Lieut. Robert Kramer MI ana MIS-
r G. Billings. Capt E G. Senters Jr-'
F. NJ Lassiter, Mr.. and MIS-, 4. > S-e-s-
sidv. ] J. Raster, Lieut. L NJ Rulner-
ford. Mrs. J. F. McKivet. Mr., and MIS-
q =. Kelly, Mrs. ". J. Walsh. b Blu
uenthal Mr.. and MS J. J. DrlscoH.
r. FOLEY, Mrs R. J. Tighe, NJ ana
Mrs. NJ r. Sweeney, Mr.. and MS
9e-,rv Vveisch. Mrs. Agnes O'Shea,
Mrs Della Lane and Mrs T Il FarA-
The following program viii De
given by the junior Philathea elass
Of the Central Baptist cnureR' On -. Z -
dsy afternoon, being one OF series
OF services being held during ne
week OF prayer for foreign missions:
Subject-"Young People OF Our
Foreign Fields"
Scrii-prit-iure-aJeremiah as a Good
Soldier" jeremiah sS:1-6.
.s,Tbe Suffering OF Jesus and BIS
call 10 Discipleship-" Mathew 10
" Words Of e veteran to a Recruit
II Timothy 2:1-l3-
Prayer, Mrs Frank Scott
Hvmn-aAm I Soldier OF the
OF Readings-Ths Cry of chiIa's chill
u 4 IN Slavery. Miss Maud Bull
> EsdnaDing Miss Rosa Freeman
3. Pathos OF the Mills. Miss Ruth
:. soulless Capitalism. Miss Lois
$ Door Of Hope. Miss Lucille Stew
eii PRAYER. Mrs. N. T. Peck
Piano solo. Mss Mans5 r,; MeSs.li cr,1-
Readings-The Cry OF Cnlna Cllii-
i Social Service IN Shanghai, Miss
Kathleen OrndorfE
A chinese Gentleman,s Philan-
thropy. Miss Anita Marshall 81,
:. Two Missionary Stories MISS
Louise Peach
PRAYER. Mrs. ". H Vance
Reading-'Precious Root" Miss Al
berta Howard
R ~ asH - -old Time Oriental
Schools Miss Marie Eatchell
testimonies - Blessings OF the
Recitation - THE Burden" Miss
i'I rl7Ia-v Ssr.--is Obedience to the
Great Commission" Mrs William Ro-
termund-
The PhfIathea Sunday school class
Of the First Presbyterian church, OF
which Mrs. Henry 7. Bowie IS presi-
dent, met IN the church parlors on
wednesday evening. and after de-
lightful banquet. served By MS X p
March. Mrs e L. Barrows and Misses
Narruerfte Iverson, Este1e Collard
and Eva stapleton. the evening was
opened by a business meeting. IN
which the following committees made
Report Of the treasurer. Miss
Louise Prefer; report OF the var
works committee. by Miss Winl1rea
Wilson; report Of the flower commit
tee. bv DR.. Nettfe Satteriee.
A petition in regard to SIX ocioe K
closing Of the stores was presented oy
Mrs. ". P. Kline. followed BY gen
eral discussion, after which the mem
bers OF the class added their sigma
lures.
W.. v. Long, former superintendent
Of the Sunday school, was present
with his wife. Mr.. Long gave briefly
something Of the work done BY the
SUNDAY schools at large the sunday
schools OF FL Paso and the Sunday
schools OF the Presbyterian church
The meeting was then turned over 10
the mission study class Those pres
emf were Miss Frances AroZena, MS
II. 7. Bowie, Miss Isabel Brown Het-
tie Boone Mrs E L Barrow, Estelle
Coilard. Esteile Dixon, MS Frank
Horubeck. Miss Kate Hanley. Ilda
Helgerson, Marguerite Iverson. MIS-
W p Kline, Bertha Klerner, Barbara
Klerner, Mary Heating Mable keeney'
Mrs. Addilane La Nome, Pauline Latta,
Florence Lilly, Mrs. ". P. March, MIS-
7. r. Miller, Ennis Montgomery, Louise
PREFER, VflIiant Prague. Evelyne Par
ker. Freida Rheinheimer. Ena Steger,
Eva Sfanleton, Winifred Wilson, Mrs
q D. Kunkel. ". V. Long. Mrs ". V.
Long. Mrs julius Bergman and Dr.
Nettie Satterlee.
Mrs. Henry 7. Bowie has called an
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