El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-27

MADE HAMPTON chapter OF the
w Z. D. c. and Cornelia Branch
stone chapter OF the Children Of
the Confederacy will Jointly celebrate
Texas All Heroes day on March 2.
Three hundred children viii take part
in the exercises.
Those who are to participate IN the
celebration viii meet in Carnegie
square at 3 o'clock p. m, and viii
march 70 Liberty statue, In lone star
formation. singing patriotic songs
Mayor Charles Davis viii there de-
mobilize the service flag Of Wade
Hampton chapter, and C. ~. Wtlchar
viii give a eulogy on the Texas men
who took part in the world war Rev.
W. NJ Farley is TO be master OF
After the exercises at Liberty
statue, the participants viii go TO
the courthouse, where the exercises
Carter giving the eulogy on Texas
The chapter IS cooperating with
music week. and this celebration VIII
also be a contribution TO the move
ment
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Asbury Methodist church met on
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors. The subject for discussion
was Reconstruction" Mrs. W. Q.
Care had charge OF the meeting
Mrs A D. Ahlbrandt read the
scripture lesson and Mrs Frederick
Marston. who lived for several years
in Russia, gave an interesting talk
on conditions in that country she
also displayed a number Of articles
made By Russian women Mrs Marie
Ashe sang IN Flanders Fields"
The society voted 10 extend an IN
vitaion to Mrs. l. J. Westerman,
Woman's Missionary society, 10 have
the district conference meet at As
bury church some time in April
Announcement was made Of the
Sunday school institute TO be con-
Quoted Sunday morning at Asbury
church by Miss Minnie kennedy. SUI
perintendent OF elementary instruc-
ton. and a ". Brabbus. OF Nash
Vile. Tenn. who is sent out by the
general Sunday school board Of the
Southern Methodist church. Out OF
town delegates to the institute VIII
be entertained for dinner on Sunday
at noon by the women OF Asoury
Prayers were offered at the meet
ing by Mrs. L n. Winans and Mrs ".
S. sharp
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety Of the First Methodist church
met IN the church parlors on Thurs
day afternoon, February 25.
The meeting was opened with the
Every Hour." by the society, followed
by a prayer by Mrs. J. S. Kilburn, az
ter which Mrs. J. D. Foster read the
scripture lesson Mrs J. r Fisk eL-
planned Americanization- AIRS. Frank
Alderman reviewed the fourth chap
ter OF the study book, Arrested
Americanization." which was followed
BY a discussion
1Irs. Henry FanVaulkenburgh gave
a report OF an interchurch conference
held at Albuquerque last week,
bringing out the Women's part in this
world movement
The committee in charge for the AZ
ternoon was composed Of Mesdames
J. D. Foster. s n Hyten. J. ". wal
ker, II. L Spence and Frank Acker-
man. Dainty refreshments were
-
A delightful meeting Of the En-
broidery club was held on Thursday
afternoon at the Central building Of
the y. W. c. A. on East Franklin
street with Mrs c. T. Race as hostess
The reception room. where the guests
were entertained. was decorated with
English ivy and at the tea hour the
daintiest Of refreshments were
served.
Mrs. S. N Waldrop. president OF the
Embroidery club, leaves during the