El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-03
; christmas Decorations Feature
Meeting OF Presbyterian Guild


! THE Women's guild OF the First
I Presbyterian church held its De-
] cember meeting Thursday after
I noon in the church parlors with the
following women as hostesses: Mes
I danes Del Richie. chairman: c. A
1 Peavey. G. H Booth, ]. H. Mckee, G.
! G smith, A J. Mcdonald and r. =.
/ Owen The reception room was dec
I GRATED for the Christmas season with
holly. Christmas bells. poinsettas and
dent presided over the business ses-
sion. which acknowledgements from the
various committees. The treasurer
reported a balance on hand OF S75.6g
Mrs. S. G.. Won Amen told OF visits
by her committee TO all hospitals and
also 70 the county clinic and the
county hospital Mrs. d. E Small
4 horst hrs. P. z Gardner and Mrs.
. George Ferguson were appointed 70
county hospital The women viii take
q Christmas tree and presents for
each patient and also will furnish
musical program Friday afternoon,
December "a. It was decided TO sub
scribe TO a number OF magazines for
those girls. Mrs J. L Foster and
Or. Floyd Poe sang a series OF songs
which were encored. AS the day was
DR.. Poe's birthday, Mrs. ". H Day,
AL the name OF the UAAlQr presented
hin with bouquet OF flowers. The
next meeting OF the guild VIII be
held on December 80 with Mrs A.
J. Norris. 110s California street. Mrs.
Norris viii be assisted by Mesdames
D. E Smallhorst, L A. White, p. Z
NcChesney, Doyle Campbell.
Members OF the guild present at
yesterdays meeting were Mesdames
r P. Anderson, J. G. Barada. ". G.
Beatty c. Il Booth. z n. Bray. F.
H. Brown. F. r Bryant, Doyle Camp
Dell. victor Cox J. l. Foster, II c
Foster, c. G. Franklin, George Fer
guson, P. Z. Gardner. Neal Groshei-
der, ,. D. GWin, II. G. Henry, F. II.
Hornbeck, H W. Kaanta, i. s. Genni-
colt, J. J. Knox. ". Y. Long. P i.
1IcNary. ". P. 1lcNary, J. 7. Moore,
W. c Morgan, A. J. Morris, r =.
owen, II. n Patterson, c. A Peavey,
J. h Parker, Floyd Poe, =, A Pow
erss 2 P. Rankin IT, Blake Roach,
Del Richie, W. c Raun, G. c. Smith,
d. p. Smallhorst- H c. Swearingen,
w r. Shutes. S. G. Won Aimed i. A.
White r A Wilson
Robert z Lee chapter. United
Daughters % the Confederacy. plans
70 celebrate January 10 IN honor Of
Defiuite plans have not been an
nouuced, but an interesting program
and other details will make Il a most
delightful occasion
Thursday afternoon the chapter
gave a party IN its club rooms in
honor OF the Girls Of 81 which was
an enjoyable affair. Mrs p. L Farrar.
president Of the chapter. has returned
from an extended visit in the east
and she presided.
The program was opened with Of /
feriEg Of the Lords prayer, followed I
by a piano solo, 'Richardson's March /
Monroe. Ia The composition was
written by Mrs. Shlpworth. Of New
Orleans. sister Of Mrs. Ruffin. and /
dedicated TO an uncle who was an Of I
ficer in the Confederate army.
Mrs. y. II. Hendrick paid a tribute !
to the black nanny, and Mrs. Adine Z
Owen played several southern meio- 4
dies For an encore, Mrs. Robert ]
Lander was requested TO sing Dixie" /
She was accompanied by Mrs Owen 4
Mrs. Kelly expressed the apprecia-
ton OF the chapter for the presence
Of the Girls OF 81.
sonation Of a black nanny and for
an encore sang You Might As Well
Get Ready 70 Die" Little Ruth ]
Rucker gave a piano solo. A social
hour followed with service OF tea and
cakes dispensed by Mrs r. F. Ebert,
Mrs. Fred Stevenson and Mrs. n
LapoWslzL
Among the special guests present
we're Mesdames Eta Cyrus, Martha
E. Roberts. W J. Fewel. X d. Frank
lin, ". J. Miller, h n. Seals, Of
Greenwich, Conn; Mrs. Adine owen,
Mrs. Greenlee, Mrs J. +. Thompson.