El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-31

I rated with spring blossoms and IVY
! was entWlned about the columns The
I tables we're laden with baskets of
] spring blossoms and 4 particularly
artistic effect was achieved in the
! decoration OF japanese table Mrs.
Z g. P Putnam was chairman OF the
I decoration committee.
MISS vera Hunt, assistant pastor.
! was at the head OF the relieving line.
! Mrs r Y. Pearson directed the fol-
{ loving program
Piano solo. Miss Zoe Ratliff, vocal
solo rs hen Inc shadows FAN" Mrs
/ 5. D. Cobbs. and little Bette Dane
{ HulinE gave a number OF readings
! which were greatly enjoyed.
Mrs Il NJ Walthau was chairman
I Of the refreshment committee. a
dainty ice course being served
] Those attending were Mesdames
Z G. ?. Putnam. H L Red, g. F. Null
lin y Z. Davis J; D. Bethea. r
! Albert Goodloe. Il Pappas. Daniel
Payne, William J. Gilbert. J. 7. Boat
I wright. Helen Holmes, C E Drig-
] gers, T. J. BurrouEhs. C G. Ricney.
! A z HeffielG. Il H Peabody. Burie-
son Staten. J. A Jones. Fannie Strain.
| I. B. spain. ". T. Gambrell J.. Z
/ Macon. 5. D Cobbs. L \. Davis J. r..
] Morris. y g. Schneider. John Quinn.
p. W Mckenzie. Howard Taylor.
/ kercheville, A y. Marker. Sol Frank
! lin z. l. Morford. Harris Wal
| thalL S. J. Armstrong. z ". Earle.
I 9 o Coffin n Nagle. Daniel J.
Hennessy, A J. Bscher, V. Herman.
=. Coleman, il c Payne, u Wines
/ ". ]. Buie. Emma Lemen. J. II Evans.
/ J. H smith, ]. a Dean, Couch Rob
I erts, r u. Ratliff. W H Hight. Har-
I y Bentall, a. u. Walthall. Emma
Simpson, A r. Scott, r Y. Pearson
E W. Hatch, G. ". Duncan, L w.
I Craig, z. D. Moore, Van Wilson and
Misses Evelyn Scott Cora Scott.
Marian Putnam. Vera Hunt. Rehecca
Thompson and Julia De Ia Rosa.
There win be no mIdweek supper
I tonight at the First Presbyterian
church. The evening OF fellowship
VIII not be held. but instead, there
VIII be observed tomorrow evening
at 1880 o'clock, IN the assembly room.
the sacrament OF the Lords supper.
At this service Mrs R. L. Holiday
VIII sing the consecrati1u song Those
who. viii be unable to come TO the
Sunday services win come 20 this
service and be received into church
Next Sunday morning AZ $3.50 in the
assembly room members will be re-
ceived into church and the rite Of
baptism administered At the II o'clock
hour children will be baptized and
the uuhlic reception Of members viii
be held.
At the evening hour OF ESQ the
great oratorio. The Crucifixion.- by
Sir John Stainer VIII be sung BY a
chorus under the direction o. C. J. An
drewE
It is expected that about 100 mem
hers viii be received into this church
this Easter season.
The following chorus under the d.
rection OF Mr.. Andrews, with Mrs.
James G. McNary at the organ. viii
sing the oratori0 on Easter sunday
evening; Sopranos. Mrs. r. I. Holli-
day. Mrs =. n. Long. Mrs. Ralnh
henderson Mrs J. Rowland Gflchrlst
and Mrs J. T. Foster: contraltos. Mrs.
A. r. Goldstein. Mrs. Charles j. An
drews, Mrs Paul Heermans and Miss
harrlette heersmans: tenors, g. J.
Andrews. F. G. Billings. L. Worcester
and ". II. Mcdonald. bassos, James
A. Dick, Frank Cheek. A. L Behr-
niger, DIT. c. c H0man and J. Row
land Gilchrist
Both the junior and senior Chris
tan EndeavOr societies OF the First
Presbyterian church win have special
music on the evening OF Easter Sun
day, April tin the senior society
there viii be solns by DIT. Floyd Poe.
Frank Cheek and others. Mrs J. Ar
Lesson in Faith"
Five hundred carnations from Call
fornia have been ordered for the
-1loral cross' TO be built by the
El4Aatnea class AT the raster eNer-
ciseS n the First PRESBYTERIAN sun
day school al $50 Sunday morning.
AFTER the morning church worship.
the flowers VIII be distributed among
the sick. Other numbers on the sun
day school program will be a song.
-Four White Tulips" bv the baEin- /
ners' de0artme1t; a solo By Helen I
-orise Poe, with chorus OF nrimarv |
girls. Rotations by Robert Redic and I
Kenneth Mckenzie. and the anthem.
In the Cross Of Christ I Glory" by ]
the church choir.
Special services at St. Clements (