El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-26
Sketch CLUB To Show Paintings At
Khaki Club; Many From Allen True

A SPLENDID exhibit Of pictures by
n Allen True and other western
artists viii be shown by the Fl Psso
Sketch club at the Khaki club begin
ming March .. There viii be an IN
formal program for the opening even
Ing. under the auspices of the club.
Of which Miss Ruth Alonro Augur is
the president.
Allen True. a former Fl Paso boy.
now one Of the best known western
painters and illustrators, has sent 50
OF his paintings, including a number
OF his mural sketches made for the
mural decorations Of the Denver union
depot. These and other western
pictures viii be shown and the EXHIBIT
viii be open TO the public daily from
10 a. m TO .. M. including Sundays.
The opening day Of the exhibit, the
public VIII be received in the evening.
SPECIAL invitations are TO be extended
10 the various organizations OF Fl
Paso and their members 10 attend this
exhibit
This is one OF the first exhibits to
be held under the auspices Of the
sketch club in the Khaki club. Others
viii follows
The various circles Of the auxiI-
iaries Of the First Baptist church met
Tuesday afternoon The Montana
street and Five Points circle met with
Mrs. BurlesOn Staten. OF Arizona
street with Mrs. W. y. Pence in
charge OF the program Mrs. D. Hes
Ter led the devotional hour. which
was followed By prayer by Mrs C.
~ orr Mrs D. D. Ware read a col
lection of short stories on China. Mrs.
Al
the home coming and reception Of
Rev George Truett, who has Just re-
Gently returned from France Six
teen women attended this meeting
and reported that las telephone calls
have been made. flowers had been
sent TO one sick member and that
$50 and nine garments had been
given 70 charity. Refreshments were /
served during an enjoyable social ]
hour
The Government Hill and Manhat-
tan Heights circle met ar the home
OF Mrs. A. NJ Walthan on Trowbrid-e ]
street. Mrs. f. n. Rumsey was IN /
charge Of the meeting and led the /
devotional exercises Mrs. r Z
Johnson Airs. William Graves and /
Mrs Williams took part in the pro- 1
gram Fifteen guests were present 7
and reported the following personal 4
work accomplished Seventy five I
phone calls, Il social calls. $3.50 and I
nine garments given TO charity. Re
freshments were served
The Sunset Heights circle was en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs. J. r 7
Smith, on North FL Paso street Mrs.
J. r. Pruitt had charge Of the pro-
gram, which was opened with the
Devotional led by Mrs Hight Mrs
" II. Aldridge read a missionary
story and Mrs. Fred WeckerIe also I
read an interesting story. This cir
Gle reported the following personal O.
service done One hundred and thirty
two phone calls, 10 bouquets OF flow
ers sent to the sick, % sick calls q
social calls Eleven members were
present. Dainty refreshments we're
served.
The South Side circle met a. the
home Of Airs. r. II. Bishop. Of the I
Locke apartments Mrs. Lee Merrill. I
chairman Of the circle, had charge Of
the program Mrs. J. A. Sanders led
the devotional exercises. which were Z
followed by prayer by Mrs H z
Harris Mrs. J. F. Williams read a J
story Of Mrs. Sarah Iudson and also I
q poem written by Mrs Judson Miss
Evelyn Wylie sang several selections. ]
She was accompanied at the piano by
her sister. Mrs Russell Price Eigh-
seen members were present at this
and reported the following
work accomplished Ninety one social
-alis. SO phone calls and three bou-
luets sent to the sick They are
making guilt Tor the orphans home
70 Dallas. A very interesting meet
ne was held and refreshments were [
served.
The missionary society OF the Trim
~ Methodist church held its regular
meeting in the church parlors Tues
lay afternoon "Our Work in AZ
lea was the topic OF the lesson. 1Iissl
frances Montague read the scrip
IRE lesson. which was followed by
3 map talk Of Mrs. Jack Burton. Miss
lillian HuEEett talked on the sub
ect. The Task OF tfe Redemption I
4 Africa" Miss Eva Crosby gave I
piano solo and after this Mrs. s H
2irchfield gave a talk on What We
lave Done and What We Propose
o Do in Africa" The meeting was
iosed with a prayer from Mrs. L J.
.yers- The women Of the church ara
0 sew all day Thursday for the Red !
ross.
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A Joint meeting OF the Aid society
nd the Missionary society Of the (
'1rst Presbyterian church was held /
n the church parlOrs on Tuesday |
.fternoon. AIRS. A ". Foster. presi-
lent of the Aid society. and Mrs ". !
= Crockett. president Of the mission !
~ society, presided
Fred ". Norton. chairman Of the !
loard OF trustees Of the church. and K
1r ] q