El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-14

and profitable program Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlors, under
who planned the program in the alb
sence Of Mrs Lee Moor, who IS spend
ing a month in California
A short musical program was given
Mrs Randle Gilbert played a piano
solo. TO a Wild Rose and then the
10 Thee followed by a prayer by the
leader. Mrs J. A Griggs sang,
''Waken Little Flower" and My
Kin Folk" Mrs. Percy Rice played
a selection on the piano. followed by
Mrs. Robert Lander, who sang. Some
Day" Mrs p r. Knickerbocker
played a violin obligate with Airs.
Lander's solo and also rendered a vio-
lin number.
The third chapter Of the book. The
Crusade Of Compassion, was the
study for the afternoon Mrs William
hart opened the discussion by telling
OF the general conditions found In
present day India
Mrs. J. NJ Daniel gave an account
Of the secluded life OF the women OF
the harem and zenana
Mrs H H. Hendrlck spoke OF the
work done by the missionary doc
tors in the hospitals and clinics
The leader finished the chapter
with Illustrations Of what is &C
complished among the natives for
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Ing OF their houies-
The president announced the. social
meeting for next Tuesday. Ihe So
ciety viii be the guests Of Mrs. L r.
Hoard 5217 Tularosa street MIS-
Smith also announced the meeting OF
April p, under the direction OF MS
Robert Lander
Mrs. H y. Graham invited all the
women to 20 70 the base hospital
Wednesday afternoon when a pro
gram and refreshments viii be given
by the society to the soldiers
Mrs S. G. Douglas and Mrs, W. A.
Trayler received the thank offering
Mrs H H Hendricks gave scrip
ture lesson from the gospel or John
Mrs William Hart announced the
meeting Of the Junior Missionary So
ciety Saturday afternoon al the
Mrs. D. II smith offered a clos
Mrs. cyrus Jones and Mrs. b O.
Brattstrom. as hostesses, had deco
rated the room with ferns, DAISIES,
ivy and sweet peas. These flowers
were afterward taken TO Miss Alice
Care, who has been quite i'll at her
home on Rio Grande- street
Mrs. ". L Cass and Mrs. L. "
Roberts were joint hostesses 10 Circle
lamar and Circle Alta Vista OF
Central Baptist church az the resi-
dence Of Mrs. J.. W. Roberts. l5z-
After the missionary session was held
an interesting program was conducted
By Mrs. L ". Roberts
The program follows Talk. "Paens
from Our Leaders" MIS- W L. Cas-;
talk. Enlistment victory" Mrs. C. a
Bush: talk. Thrilling victories" Mrs.
Stanley. Bevan- talk, stewardship
~. c. z. BarglsbauEhs closing
prayer, Mrs L ". Roberts
The following guests were present.
Aesdames W W Carter, p A McCoi-
loms G G NFhittlnEton. v. q Rogers
Frank Birch. J. I. QUITS. F. L Schaer,
r. F. Harvey, J. z Myers. G. =.
BargiebauEh. ". II. Randel, L 7.
vaughn, F. II. SkaEgs. n. Outlaw,
Stanley BeTan, z 3. McClintock, r. L
Norris. W E. Robertson c A Bush.
W L Cass and l. W Roberts.
Ice cream and cake were served
and a pleasant social hour enjoyed
The Missionary society Of Asbury
Methodist church will be entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Mrs Bell
Tanner at her home in Manhattan
Heights. 2e10 Wheeling street. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged for the meeting by the chair
man OF the social committee, Mrs E.
W Bryan
The Foman's auxiliary Of the First
Baptist church met in the church
parlors on Tuesday afternoon at EGO
o'clock After a short devotional ez-
ercise the women present went for
calls TO the sick
Mrs. T. W Lznier viii be hostess at
a meeting Of the Young Woman's