El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-21

CHAPTERS Of The Crusade OF Com
passion" q book on medical mis-
sions. were reviewed by members
OF the mission study class OF the
First Presbyterian church at the an
nuaI election meeting held Tuesday
afternoon at the church parlors. The
class has just completed study OF
Mrs. \ 3. Heron, leader Of the
class. stated that the theme of the
book was The Conservation OF HUI
man Life"
Struggles Of pioneer women physi-
clans and the scarity OF women prac-
titioners were discussed by Mrs. O. A
Critchett.
Lives OF three pioneer medical mis-
sionaries OF the Presbyterian, Metho-
dist Episcopal and Church OF England
Sketches OF three native women
doctors OF China, Korea and India
were given by Mrs. Mary Hamilton
Mrs c. L Vanderpool read a paper
telling OF the founding Of medical
colleges for native women in China
Statistics showing that greater
China than in the United States were
contained in talk by Mrs. J. L
The need Of medical missions for
Africa was emphasized by Mrs. 10
How best to spend 100000 donated
for medical missions was answered
by Mrs. Elizabeth Gilchrist, who ad-
v0cated that it be spent for the es-
Enlistment Of a leper colony.
Mrs. ". S. Taylor read selections
from the closing chapter Of the study
4 plea for aid for the needy IN
the city was made by Mrs A. ".
Foster.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Mrs. C. l. Van
derpooL president; Mrs ". S. Taylor
vice president MIS- G. A. Graham
recording secretary Mrs. R c. Ky
land, treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Gil
christ, secretary Of literature
A social hour followed at which
light refreshments were served Mrs
Floyd Poe. Mrs c. L Worden and
Mrs Hyland acted as hostesses-
The women OF Trinity Missionary
society were entertained in the
home Of Mrs L R Hoard and Miss
Lucy Henderson. 3217 Tularosa
street, Tuesday afternoon for the
regular monthly social meeting
7 Wonder II the Rose" and The
Kerry Dance" Miss Helen Temple
gave several readings.
Announcements were made by Mrs.
Willis Ransom concerning the
Voice" program to be given under
the direction Of Mrs Robert Lander
next Tuesday at the church The
women were also invited 10 attend
the all day meeting at Asbury church,
April %, when reports viii be given
from all the missionary societies Of
the FL Paso district, also the report
OF the council meeting in Kansas
City, by Mrs. L J. Ayers.
The h0stesses, assisted by Mrs ]
F. Weeks, Miss Lucy Claire Hoard
and Miss Frances Turrentine, served
refreshments.
The women. enjoying the after
noon were: 1Iesdames ". T Ansley,
O. L. Archer. William Sachs. J. c.
Ballard. n L. Burlesons Charles
Race, NJ L. Johnson, J. A Beard, L
J. Trotti. Walter Scott. S. G. Douglas.
George Oliver, Horace 10y, Eva
Penny. H ". Hendrick. J. Meers.
William Hart, jr-. W. A Trayler, J.
B. Sisk. Inez Mclean, II. H. Smith,
]. D. Abbot. ". r McKenna, F. n.
Towner, A. E. Berryhill. Willis Ran
som. o. A. D.anielsOn, J. F. Weeks, J
l. Pickett. J. J. Golden. J. H Gun
ninEham, ". p Ritz, L H Hoard,
Misses Lucy Henderson. Helen
Temple, Lucy Claire Hoard and
Frances Turrentine.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of Asbury Methodist church
viii meet at 8 o'clock Thursday at