El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-15

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l members OF the general aid So
ciety. Of the First Methodist church
Friday afternoon by circle number
three was one OF the prettiest affairs
ever given by the society. The color
scheme was lavender and green The
colors were chosen some time ago for
the membership contest, the result OF
which was made known at she BUSH
ness meeting before the reception
Mrs. H. I. Birney was chairman OF
the lavender side and added IS new
members Mrs. ". A. Price was chair
man Of the green side and added 81
IN a hollow square: the place cards
were OF lavender and green hearts
and green candles in cut glass candle
stocks tied with lavender tulle bows
decorated the tables
The members on the green side. who
gracefully congratulated the members
on the lavender side. we're seated on
the inside OF the hollow square ana
served with mush and milk. Inc
members OF the Lavender side were
seated on the outside OF the square and
were served with home made cake and
ice cream. About $50 were seated at
the tables.
Miss Madeline Blruey and Mrs. Carl
EcIxle sang with Mrs II L Birney ac-
companying. Mrs ". B. Clark planned
and carried out the contest. the out
come with which all were delighted
About IS men as honorary members
were taken In The calender has been
covered, as each member pledges
penny a day for the year.
The current events and literature
department OF the Woman's club will
- nnnM. IN
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'clock
The program to be given will be as
follows:
Current Events-8fiss Ella Peck.
Discusslon-Jeague Of Nations, led
by Mrs. a. P AverilL
Song-My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice from Sampson and Deiiiah),
Mrs Hilda Wolfe Kerske, accompa-
MED by Mrs. seeder.
acknowledgements Ideals, Prof
Il. s. Taylor. dean OF the College Of
the City Of FL Paso,
Dance-Russian Ma5urza. Miss Jane
Elizabeth Gale.
Mrs. John Alexander Klein. r.. was
hostess to the nine Nifty Nitters on
Friday afternoon at the c. z STRAIT
ton home on Silver street The valen-
tine motif was carried out IN ne
pretty appointments for this happy
affair. The table IN the dining room.
where dainty salad course was
served was ceutered with a silver
bowl OF crimson sweet peas and Grim
son wax candles burned in tail ma
hagony candle sticks at each corner
OF the table. The confections were
also in the valentine colors. crimson
and white Two tables OF bridge were
filled with guests. the other maids
and matrons either knitting or sew
ing. Two guests for the afternoon
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Mrs. william Hannah Stricken. who.
with her mother, Mrs. J. l. Fitzpatrick,
Is winterlnE here during lieut.
Strlcker's absence overseas with the
34th infantry. Mrs Stricken was the
former Miss Mary Louise FitZpatrir k
OF Kansas City. and Is most inter
estinr addition TO the society set OF
the city All OF the members Of the
club were present. numbering the
hostess. Mrs Herbert Har5ine. Mrs.
Steele Wotkyns. Mrs. Beeson Hunt,
Miss Sarah BridEers, Miss Alice 1iyles,
Mis- Valerie LoriE, Miss Agnes Ste
wart. Miss Mary Hili, Miss Nellie May
Bowen and Miss Elizabeth Stevens.
The following program has been
prepared for the Relay Mission study
class and womal's day OF PRAYER for
foreign missions The subject Tor the
all dav meeting Is TO be Nv omen
workers OF the Orient" The meeting
ts to be held in Westminster Presby-
terrain church on Thursday. February
s:s5-1o:so-Hymn. 'Fon the Mountain
Top Appearing $50 Song. Awake
Ny Soul" 4ss. Scripture. Luke 1873
%, Mrs J. H Logan PRAYER, Mrs. J
K. Prather. Chap. 7. Work Within
the Home Mrs Laura Mobiey-
10:30-i1 -30-Hymn. Sovereign OF
World Display Thy Power" 597- Scrip
ture. Matt s:24-34. 1850, Mrs J. W
p. Robinson Silent prayer. followed
by the Lords PRAYER IN concert Read
ing Cselected). Mrs. ?. = Hughes
Chap. II. The wage Farmers" Miss
Anne Watson
1I:sO-1s:50. hymn. Am I A Soldier
OF The CROSSE" AS. Scripture. Luke
1890 Mrs A. b MeaEher. Sentence
prayers. Vocal solo (selected). Mrs
W. T. Owen Chap. III Broadening
Horizons" Mrs. ". W Waite. Hymn.
Onward Christian Soldiers" fs3.
12:3o-1;30-Recess for luncheon
1:s0-2:3o-Hymn. The Son Of God
Goes Forth To Var" 491- Violin solo, !
Mrs. D. Y Fennesey (accompanist, /
Miss Julia Poole). Scripture. / Cor. I
12:4-11, Mrs L A killian-
Prayer. Mrs. s d Davis
Vocal duet. Mrs. J. ". Christie and {
Mrs. Paul Heermans- Chap. ". The I
Trail Makers" Miss Corneiia '. Tay- /
5:5o-s:5O-I Love To To Tell The
Story" 1856. Vocal solo. Mrs. J. W
Christie. Scripture, Eph- ALL. Mrs /
Theo Forster Voluntary prayers.
Chap. Y. Women Working Together"
sirs. Bradford Hardie.
.50-f:30-Hymn. Love Divine All /
ExcellinE." 321 Reading fselected). /
Mrs. F. A. Hughes. Directed prayers. /
Mrs V. II. Loretz. Scripture. Eph- .
4:11-1s. Mrs J. H Holt Chap. VI
iThe Call For Leaders Mrs ". NJ I
Farley. Offering for foreign missions /
An Interesting meeting OF the Won |
ans Christian Temperance union was
held Friday afternoon at the T. ". c. /
A. building. Mrs. n. A. Lay. the pres
ent president. presided. Mrs Dora I
Hester had charge Of the devotional
portion OF the program After a short /
business session. the following pro-
gram was given:
PAPER. "A Greeting 20 Our Boys on /
Land and Sea" BY Mrs. 2. L Query. /
Mrs Julius A. Krakauer. Mayor Chas- /
Davis gave a talk on few Of the
planks Of his platform. stating some
OF the things he would like 70 see done /
n reelected mayor. Mrs. Lay conduct I
ed a contest when Mrs n. A TAYLOR 1
won the prize. The names OF Miss 1
Elva sly and Mrs. z. D. Barrow were
added to the membership roll The 4
next meeting Will be held on March Il. |
The Woman's Missionary society OF 4
Asbury Methodist church met Thurs
dav for the monthly study OF women /
Rhodes. leader Of the class. exhibited
large heaufffr1l table covar am