El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-05

TO Thee. oh. Christ, with Mrs Adine
owen at the piano. the p1 resident gave
an inspiring scripture lesson from
John 20. 1925
Mrs L ]. Ayers then led in prayer,
especially for the sick and bereaved
Of the society
Business was then taken up, each
Of the officers handing in complete
reports.
Airs. ". Ransom read Christmas
greetings from AIRS. G. L Jones. e
former member OF Trinity but now
residing in New Albany, Miss.
Airs. D. H. Smith. whose term Of
office expired January 7, made a fare
well speech TO the members She
thanked each one for loyal support
during her three years Of presidency
and called the new president Mrs. W..
A. Traylor. 10 the chair.
AIrs. Lee Moor presented Mrs Smith
with silver tea service from the So
ciety in appreciation n her uutiring
services during the past three years
Mrs. Trayler then appointed chair
men Of committees for the coming
year as follows:
Telephone, Mrs. Lee Moor. visiting.
Nh z. l. Query; music, Mrs A.
Sisk; missionary voice agent Mrs. J.
II. Daniels.
The society elected two delegates.
Mrs H L. Graham and Dave Roberts,
TO the mothers council OF this CITY
The meeting closed with eonse-
Grafton hymn.
The regular meeting OF the College
I W0man's club. usually held on the
J second Saturday Of the month. will
this month be held on the third Sat
. urday, January is. instead in the au-
ditorium OF the woman's clubhouse
Z at s o'clock.
IN developing the historical back
7 ground Of the southwest the frst
part OF the meeting viii consist or
\ a talk on the possibilities OF mu-
I Branch Craige-
The second part will consist OF a
play The basque OF QuetzeIs Bowl,
a vision OF the ancient Aztecs and
I Zapotecs set IN q museum whose ar
I tificer via be played BY Mrs How
ard Waldron- The remaining members
{ OF the cast VIII be as follows. The
Antiquarian. Mrs Herbert D. Field;
the high priest. Mrs John T. Hills
the young king Miss Nan Whitley;
the Aztec counselor. Mrs r H Cres-
sinEham; the boy Copa. Miss Marion
Caluan- the priests, Miss Louise ket-
tier. Miss Grace Fleck. Miss Grace
Fsirchild. Miss Katherine Beane and
Mrs. o. Il Palm
The play viii be directed by Mrs.
John Nickels and the stage setting
committee assisted by Miss Gertrude
Evans, art director OF the high school. I
This viii be an open meeting
The Woman's auxiliary TO the Cen
tral Baptist church VIII give the fol- I
lowing program at the church Thurs ]
day from 70 p m in Observance 4
Of the week Of prayer for foreign F.
missions
Subject-Europe.
Leader-Mrs- c. L. van Eaton.
Devotional service
Prayer OF thanksgiving for our
Pilgrim fathers and mothers from I
Europe-lirs- 2 G. Bray.
Scripture-Psalms. xx-55- x-1e-t
Mrs Van Eaton.
Prayer for the hungry orphans In
Egrope-4irs- p Il Hicks.
TAX, Political Situation in Europe
Rev G. ". Mccall
PRAYER for our faithful mission
aries and native workers in Europe
Ars- G 2 Barglebzugh-
Talk. Our New Work IN Czecho-
Slovakia-8Irs- ". h Vance.
Circle No. OF the Ala society OF
the First Methodist church met on
4uesuay afternoon with Mrs F. g.
Lister, No. Hampton Court.
The business session was presided I
over oy Mrs. Robert Price. chairman
At the close Of the afternoon the
sisted by Mrs y. II. Bottorff The
following were present. BIesdames
= beauller, c / BOrcherding. Il. H
Briggs. George cowherd. A. J. Hunter,
Rogers, ". Snel. C. h TarbelI !. ".
thompson, Nora Wallen. C. s Weeks.
". II Bottorff. Miss WahIe LOGAN
and Miss Harriet Hunter
The circle VIII meet on Tuesday. I
January IS. with Mrs Kilburn. 1906
1lagoffin avenue
Mrs. p W Leazer Of zsIB Portland
avenue was hostess 10 the Woman's
Bible class OF Highland Park Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon. the occa-
sion being the monthly business and
social session.
AIRS. Lula Christian led the devo-
{ ona4 exercises by reading from the
: enth chapter Of Matthew Mrs.
Leazer LED IN prayer.
Mrs J. n Widen presided during
the business session Refreshments OF
not chocolate and cake were served.
The following were present Mrs. e
1loseley, Mrs. I. IL Thomas, Mrs. E.
= 4ankief Mrs. Y McMechen, Mrs.
Lqla Christian Mrs. Leazsr and Mrs.
Widen
Officers and directors Of Robert z.
Lee chapter, q D. c. viii meet at 10
o'clock Thursday morning at the
home Of MIS- c. Z. Kelly. This meet
ing IS for the purpose OF planning for
The special annual meeting Of the
chapter, January 1e, birthday ceTe-
hration Of Jackson and Lee. The date
Is also the anniversary Of the found
ing OF the chapter, which has been In
existence Il years.
On account Of the called meeting
thursday morning, the meeting OF
t.operr =. Lee chapter win not be
held IN the afternoon, neither viii
me John g Brown camp OF the q
g v be held Thursday afternoon.
The South Side circle Of the First
BAPTIST church was entertained Tues
Gay afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
p = Layton, 1921 Magoffin. assisted
py MIS- F. z Mosby.
The first part Of the afternoon was
spent in studying the life OF John G.
Eeytoni with Miss Thompson as
teacher. This was followed by a
social hour and dainty Refreshments
were served There were IA members
present.
Circle No. 8 Of the Woman's aur5Ii-
airy 20 the First Methodist church met
with Mrs ]. c. Warrington on Tues
DAY afternoon Those present were
A1esdames h r Kuhn, J. R. Fisk,
IL G. Jones. o. J. Thomas. Joe Car
renter, w h Pickles, Margaret Cruise,
~ f. Bottorff, Edward Stevenson.
After the business meeting refresh
liei'es were served by the hostess
A meeting OF the Council Of Jewish
Women was held on Tuesday after
noon IN Community hall, Temple Mt
sinai The program included reading
Of psalm, Mrs. William Posing:
review Of Jewish current events. Mrs.
H Rosenberg plano solo, Mrs. Carl