El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Women's Organizations.


WOmenS ORGANIZATIONS.
The Court Of Honor VIII meet at 8
{ o'clock Monday evening in Moose hali-
/ The Pythian Sisters viii meet this
I evening in K Of P. hall at 1880 o'clock
The VVomen's Guild Of the First
I Presbyterian church wiz hold pic
mic at the foot Of Mt. Franklin on
I Friday evening. Mrs. R p Mosson
/ is in charge Of the arrangements
The woman's auxiliary TO the
American Legion will meet this eve
ming at o'clock in the chamber Of
I commerce. This meeting VIII be held
{ TO complete organization Of the au1il-
larry.
The time for holding business
meetings Of FL Paso char-er No 422,
Women Of Mooseheart, mas been
changed to the first and third Thurs
days Of each month. The next meet
ing viii be held on Thursday evening
OF this week at S o'clock In Moose
hall.
The FL Paso City union Of the
Christian Endeavor societies VIII
meet tomorrow evening at o'clock
at the Westminster church supper
will be served by the Westminster
society. ". Roy Breg, field secretary
Of the Christian Endeavor, VINO has
Just returned from California VIII
speak.
The nominating committee Of the
Philathea class has been appointed
bv the president, Miss Freda Rhein-
heimer. to prepare a list OF nomina-
lions for the coming election the
meeting Of rhl committee scneluleu
for this afternoon at $50 has been
postponed bec2-se Of the absence
from the city Of Ms Henry T. Bowie
The last regular meeting OF Pleiades
chapter, Order Of Eastern star. prloE
TO the meeting OF the grand chapter
70 be held in this city VIII be
held on Tuesday evening September
q. at S o'clock in the chapter rooms
At Five Points At this tine a kitchen
shower viii be given for the kitchen
which the chapter has furnished
Mrs. r H. Darlington is chairman
for the activity OF the Fl Paso city
Federation OF Women's clubs which
IS TO have charge Of the flower booth
at the exposition Her committee OF
assistants includes Mesdames L T.
KILLER, G. C. Gibson, Jefferson D.
smith. Harry c. Greer, J. E Gemoets,
Louis Ginsburg. I. I. MundE, Esther
.Grossbiat, Frank H Bait and Horace
A Lay.
Luncheon vas served at noon We'd
nesdav at the First Pres Trerian
church for the members OF the Pres
bytery and the delegates TO the Pres
byterial meeting OF the ~ omen's
Missionary societies. Mrs. G. l. Van
derpool. president Of the society OF
the First Presbyterian church, Mrs.
Mary Hamilton and Mrs. R. c. Hyland
compose the committee in charge Of
the luncheon.
The regular Enid-Week supper Of the
First Presbyterian church VIII be
served this evening at $50 o'clock
The committee I'm charge includes
C. C. Long. J. Arthur Ramsey Miss
Sophia Gilchrlst. Miss Winnie Nod
rail-. Hrs. A. W. ModraIls Miss Irene
Jones. Miss Katherine Bean, Miss
Mabel Shea Miss Margaret Flouruoy,
Dr. Nettie Satterlee. Miss Jessie E s.
Mcdonald and Miss Pauline Latta-
At 1880 o'clock Dr. Charles L
Overstreet, former pastor Of the
church, and now New Era secretary
OF Dallas, win speak Music viii be
furnished by the church quartet and
AIRS. W. D. Howe.
The educational committee for the
International Exposition TO be held In
October VIII meet at Liberty hall on
Friday morning al 10 o'clock TO dis
cusa plans The needlework and art
committee viii meet on Thursday az
ternoon at the residence OF Mrs
Frank Jones at g o'clock The art and
ueedleWork viii be IN charge OF the
y ". G. A, the Rebecca Stoddert /
chapter Of the D. A p and the Robert I
f. Lee chapter OF the q. d. c.
AIRS. Fred Stevenson IS chairman l
for the Robert f. Lee chapter OF the ]
U. D. c. and her committee includes !
Mrs ]. L Ely, Mrs c. =. Kelly. Mrs. /
H y. Cantrell. Mrs IL H Boomer. !
and Mrs T.. J. WoOdside. Mrs Steven /
son IS also chairman for the Rebecca ]
Stoddert chapter Of the D. A r Her /
committee includes. Mrs. J. c. Hayes, ]
Miss Gertrude yale Mrs J. r Nc
Leod, Mrs II. Il stark and Mrs. I
James Laws.
Mrs. D. II Smith was the hostess /
Tuesday afternoon to the officers OF 4
Trinity Methodist missionary society I
at her new home on Montana street. I
The officers had busy hour, COM /
piling their reports for the quarter I
and for the conference year which I
has been the most successful one in I
the history Of the society. A short I
devotional service preceded the busi- I
ness hour During the afternoon, the !
officers OF the south presented Miss 1
Lucille Ayers with a leather pocketbook ]
Miss Ayers viii leave Tuesday to |
enter the Southern Methodist uniVer- /
slty at Dallas
The hostess assisted by her daugh- /
ters. Mrs. Charles Goetting and Mrs. /
J. G. kistenmacher and little IrbT /
Katherine Smith. served salad and ice 1
courses. The guests present were, /
lTesdames S. S. BirchGeld, s. G. !
Douglas. J. n Daniel. 7. N Corning
ton, II. I. Graham. VIM Sacks, A ". /
Lee Moor. I. ]. Ayers. ". P.
Hart, IT., Willis Ransom, o. A
Danielson. George Oliver. J. c.
1istenmacher, F. n Towner. J. c.
Ballard, Charles Goetting, Miss Alice
Care, Lucille Ayers and Irby
Katherine Smith
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