El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-12

noon at the home Of Mrs. +. +. Hun
ter on Mesa avenue and at this time
Two nominees were named Tor presi-
\ dent Of the association. These nomi-
nees are Miss Frances Smith. Of the
Iri Delras, and Mrs. E. ID. Stewart
of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority. AS
I the treasurer is chosen from the va
/ rious sorOritIes in rotation, that Of
lice viii be chosen by the Chi ONE
gas this year. The historian will be
. elected from the membership OF the
Kappa Kappa Gammas. Another i'm
] portant matter brought before the
assembly was the benefit bridge party
I which is IN the planning and viii be
! siven some time during the coming
: week The committee on arrange
ments includes Mrs. A. Garfield
{ Drake. Mrs. Lee Orndorff and Miss
Frances smith This benefit viii be
( given for the purpose CT adding to
] the french Orphan fund Of the asso-
( citation The quilt which the mem
bers having been knitting is nearing
] completion and il viii be presented
to the Rescue home
Austin Park Christian church Mis-
/ sionary society viii observe the week
3 OF prayer, beginning Monday, at the
{ church at 3 p m Following is the
. program;
Leader Mrs. MeClun; subject. The
First Two Days OF Chrisrs Last
song-"Jesus Is All the world to
me"
Paper-'United States, Conditions
/ and Accomplishments" Mrs. P z.
! Dawson
Solo, Mrs. Rose Young.
Paper-''Porto Rico and Jamaica;
Our responsibilities" Mrs. Kruse.
Circle OF Prayer.
/ Song-"Near the Cross"
/ Beuediction
[ " ednesday-
! Leader. Mrs. c. ". Harris
Song--"All Hail the Power OF Je-
I sus's Name"
Devotional. Mrs. ". T. Prescott.
Talk Retirement and Fellowship
I Of Christ" Mrs. Howard Wells.
Solo. MIS- z D. Sackett
Paper - Conditions. Accomplish
ments; Our Responsibilities OF Latin
1 America and Africa" Mrs. D. c. Eells.
Violin solo. Mrs. Cheek.
Circle Of prayers.
Soug--I surrender All
Benediction.
Sunday
Morning praise service, $50.
Leader. Mrs. S. s. Cash
Opening song-"Al1 Hail the power
OF Jesus's Name.
soag-Hy Faith Looks Up to
Thee"
Scripture. Luke 24:45-4s.
SonE-aNIagesti Sweetness.
Circle OF prayer
ConGecra ton
song-''YoU Ought to Know Him"
Benediction-
Evening. 8 o'clock.
Devotional. Rev. Mr.. Mcclure
soio-"Jesus Is Risen" Mrs Rose
Duet-.Love Divine All Love Ez-
ceiling" Mrs Rose Young and ". II.
q missionary address. pastor
Reading. Mrs. @. J. Halle
Offering
Song.
MISSES T,orena ELS. Louis Mcclure.
Reah wells and Mary Vance viii act
as ushers-
Thursday. April 18th. from TO
and from Z to 10 p. m, Asbury Meth
odist church viii give a Japanese tea
in the church parlors. for the benettt
OF the travellers aid. Special music,
readings. singing. and gypsy tent
viii be the attra actions
During the afternoon and evening
the following program VIII be pre-
scented:
Miss Edith Bigham. cornet solo.
Miss Helen Temple. reading
Miss Barbara Bennett. songs
Miss Ruth Goodman. reading
Songs by Alta Vista boys chorus.
Miss Vivian Brown, violin solo
Mrs. O. F. APPEL. Uhulele selections.
Miss Lois Shaw. songs.
Mrs 7 Lynn Bennett. piano SOLO
The Misses GaIlentine. ukulele Sc
lections.
Miss vara Ger. songs.
Sketch BY Miss Ruth Goodman and
Miss Helen Temple.
Mrs. J. Lyon Bennett and Miss
Janette Faller plano duet
Mrs. ]. n. COrrinEton. reading.
Sergt Wells, piano selections
Miss Margaret Hines. readings.
The hostesses for the afternoon and
Splawn. Lamp, Carres Faller and
Dougherty-
At the meeting OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union held at
the Houchen settlement house on Fri
day afternoon. about 25 OF the chill
dren OF the Kindergarten department
gave most Interesting and enjoy
able program consisting OF marches
and motion songs. The children are
so bright and happy and respond 80
readily TO the instruction given them
that It was an Inspiration to see them
and great credit is due the teacher.
Miss Irene Kilburn, assisted by Mrs.
NJ. G. Trasy, for the wonderful work
they are doing for the Mexican chill
oren. Mrs g. ". QUICK. president OF
the ". c. 7. Z. Of Jackson. Mich, gave
a splendid talk on the work for tenn
perance done in her city where the
liquor interests recently made a test
case OF the prohibition law and we're
defeated by a majority OF $50, 900 votes.
largely through the efforts OF the
women, who could vote for the first
time in the state. After the program
was given, a short business session
was held. Mrs Horace A Lay. the
president. presiding.
Miss Agnes Stewart was hostess on
Friday afternoon at the Stewart home
on Magoffin avenue. to the Nine Nifty
Nitters. The afternoon hours were
spent by the guests with knitting and
bridge games A dainty salad course
was served The guests present num-
bered Mrs John Alexander Klein.
IT.. Mrs. Herbert Herbine. Mrs Steele
Wotkyns. Miss Elizabeth Stevens.
Miss Nellie Nay Bowen. Miss Valerie
Lorig and Miss Mary Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Stevens viii be hos
tess to the clubs next meeting. which
will take place on Friday. April %.
=
". Robinson. who Is connected
with the Interstate 7. N c. A in
this city, has gone to Clifton. Ariz.
in the interests OF the association
Hotel LsuEhIln public bath rooms
are just as nice as the private bath