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EL PASO HERALD
"Week-End Edition, March 27-28, 1920.
! AFFAIRS IN VOMAN'S SPHERE FOR WEEK BEFORE
EASTER PROMISE TO BE INTERESTING BUT FEW
til
I Monday's Calendar J
In Local Society
THK j ncom inr wek. Holy Week,
wil be attended by the usual quiet
wh 1 ch comes with tire days just
'--Ceding Etfr The events, how
'er. which nill mark the week are
Le Interesting though few in nura--r,
and there is any amount of in-
ret accomanying the we k-end.
Tt "county fair" given annually
v the Young Women's Christian as
. -lation is creating great Interest
'I numbers of El Pasoans are en
me the afternoon and evening at
Central 1 W. C. A. building, the
-"pne of the affair.
For this evening there are schd
a number of dances, including
- w cek-end dances at the Toltec
jb-ou6e, to which members of the
-un t ry club ar e invited for the
.tiling, and the week-end dance at
r; Bliss, in the district army of
. trs' clubhouse. A jazz band is to
; i for the dancing, which will be--ti
a" 9 oclock, and the officers of
2nd field artillery are to be In
arg-e of the arrangements for the
T Saturday evening dance will
..fn at the Community Service
h is usual, and a dance in the
O will be given at Mission hall,
v, t n Tsleta, in benefit of an equip-
it fund for the Ysleta school play-r-
urd. Numbers of El. Pasoans as
Br OLLIB P. LA3ESDBX.
well as guests from the valley towns
I are to be 11 resent for this dance.
For Sunday motor parties and
horseback rides will be the popular
diversions. The rides in the valleys
at this season are very lovely, a
thousand voices singing of the
budding spring and approaching
j summer. Vines and flowers are
. nioieoming ana ine wier ui n i
I tion. flowing beneath the bridges
from the mother river, are gurgling
, and purling their way to the lands
i which are to yield beauty and plenty
j in the rich summer days so near at
! hand.
i The events of the incoming week.
1 as at present scheduled, will include.
for Monday afternoon, a meeting of
i the Daughters of the British Em-
pire at the home of the regent, Mrs.
; William Jennings.
For Tuesday there is announced a
bridge party in compliment to Miss
j Hele Mae Johnson, of Los Angeles.
! who is being extensively entertained
i while she is the guest of Mrs. Pearl
i Strayer Ham ba ugh at the Strayer
! home. For the party on Tuesday
i Mrs. A. J. Strayer and Mrs. Ham-
baugh will be hostesses.
An interesting announcement to the
musical folk is that of the recital
to be given on Wednesday afternoon
at J oclock by the Choral club formed
recently with Charles Andrews as di
rector. The affair is to be given
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under the auspices of the music de
partment of the Woman's club at the
clubhouse with Mrs. Walter Christie
and Frank Cheek as soloists. The
club has thirty- members.
H. D. Slater will on Wednesday
morning at le oclock give a talk to
the students at the El Paso School
for Girls.
On the evening of April 1, Thurs
day the Flonzaley quartet, said to be
the finest orchestra of stringed in
struments In the world, will appear
at the Woman's clubhouse under the
direction of the Woman's club. This
is the last of three concerts which.
, have masked the season at the clttb-
nuum ura to ucing ivwcu ivi xiu
to with great interest.
The next meeting of Western Re
bekah lodge No. 191 will take place
on Friday. April 2. with Mrs. J. W.
Amis 'as hostess at her home, 3323
Wyoming street.
On Saturday. April 3. Cornelia'
Branch Stone chapter of the Child
ren of the Confederacy will meet
with Mrs. P. r. Bp lawn.
Another paM.y for aS turd ay April
3. will honor Miss Helen Mae John
son and the hostesses for the after
noon will be Mrs. Grace Long Ross
and Mrs. Dorothy Long Hurley.
Beside the affairs announced, much
of interest of a religious nature, will
mark the week of holy memories
preceding the glad Eastertide.
YW. O A gymnasium classes at
. the Y. W. C. A. clubhouse from
10 to 11 oclock a. in.
T. W. C A. millinery classes at the
Y. W. C. A. clubhouse from 7 30 until
9:30 oclock.
Meeting of the Daughters of the
British Empire at 3 oclock p. m. at
the home of the regent. Mrs. William
Jennings. 3804 Hueco street.
Meetine of the I-airu- vf Women
, Voters at 3 oclock p. m. :n the Y. W.
f! A clubhouse
Women Of Congregation B'Nai Zion j
I Form Auxiliary, Headed By Mrs. Stark
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J THE women of the consregation
i 1 B'Nai Zion held a meetine in the
. " litorium of the Rynmtrog on Wednes
1 (lav afternoon. March 24. for the pur
pose of organizing an auxiliary. Rabbi
L Edelstein. of the congregation
opened the meeting with an interest
ing talk on the aims of this society,
and It was decided to call It "DanKh
ters of Zion. They will meet on the
second Wednesday of each month in
the synagog. -
The officers elected were: Presi
dent, Ura. Louis D- Stark: Tice presi-
lent, Mrs. Jieroert uooaman; secre-
The program for Thursday follows:
Sobs. "My Faith Looks Up to Thee:"
devotional eervlee, led by Mrs. 8. J.
Dodson: scripture lesson. Acta 4. list
to 32nd versea; prayer: reading of
leaflet. "A Home Altar," Mrs. W. A.
Loper: prayer. That Every Chris
tian Home May Establish a Family
Altar." Mrs. E. w. Watson: prayer,
"That Christians May Devote More
Time to Bible Study and Communion
With Goat" Mrs. M. K. Jones; vocal
dnet, "Take Time to Be Holy." rs.
Pf lager and Mrs. Rogers; IS minute
talk on Evangelism. Mrs. D. J. Mc
Canne; prayer, for those who abould
tary. Mrs. Max Ravel: treasurer. Mrs. i be won for Christ. Mrs. D. J. Mc
Harry uooaman. Hanoi ioeisiein canne; prayer, for these who call on
presiuent. oy ine nucnux
was named as honorary
acclimation.
The women of the First Christian
and of Austin Park Christian churches
will hold Joint prayer services on
Thursday and Friday afternoons at
3 oclock. The Thursday service will
be held In the First church and the
Friday service in the Austin Park
church.
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Song. "I Am Thine, Oh, .Lord;" devo
tional led by lira. W. T. Prescotv
scripture reading. Acts 4, chapter 31
to 32: readitur of leaflet. "If Millions
) Prayed; prayer. "If Millions Prayed."
Mrs. A. M. komhws; iv minute lauc,
"Thine Only Son, Mrs. W. H. Mc
Whirter; prayer, "That Parents May
Dedicate Their Children to the Lord's
Work." Mrs. Mllo Atkinson: prayer.
"That Tonne Men and Women of the
Local Churches May Hear the Call
for Life Service," Mrs. John F. Kdgar:
vocal solo. I Give My Life for Thee,'
Mrs. D. A. McClnre. accompanied "by
Mrs. D. C Eells: prayer. Mrs. R. B.
Homan; prayer, "That There May Be
a Revival of Study of Scriptural
Teachings of Christian Stewardship.
Mrs. G. A. Thnmm; prayer. "That All
Christians May Become Stewards."
Mrs. John H. Swing: sons, "Savior.
Thy Dying Love;" benediction.
1
1 The executive officers of the Trin
ity Methodist Missionary society were
pleasantly entertained on Friday att
ernoon by Mrs. J. C Ballard at her
home in the XasUy apartments.
After a short devotional conducted
bv Mrs. G. B. Oliver, reports for the
quarter were made out. The reports
were encouraging, showing increase
in members and offerlnfrs. Special
; pravers were ottered lor Wo evmn
, k eh stlc campaign and for the- side
i Each officer was appointed s com-
' m it tee of one to assist the asent of
the Missionary Voice In securing new
subscriptions for the magazine,
! A dainty luncheon was served by
the hostess, assisted by her sister,
i Mrs. O. A. Danielson. The tables
were prettily centered with baskets
1 of spring flowers, and the place
J cards in Caster designs were very
1 clever, bearing a verso In rhyme
about the guests.
Those present were Mesdames G. B.
Oliver. Lee Moor. William Sachs. I- J.
Ay era, & G. Douglas. A. W. McLean,
F. M. Towner, Robert Herrington,
William Hart. J. M. Daniel. O A.
Danielson, W. H. Ransom and Miss
Alice Carre. The president. Mrs. t
Smith, is ill. :
The women's auxiliary of the
First Baptist church Is planning a
delightful social affair for Tuesday
afternoon from 3 until S'oclo k in the
church parlors on Magoffin avenue
with all women of the congregation
o . rnaite Um J. A. fTnrn. nresident
of the auxiliary, will have charge or
', tne affair and an excellent program
has been arranged by Mrs. R. V. Pear
son. Mrs. G. P. Putnam will be in
charge of the decorations and Mrs
A. M. Walthall is to be chairman r
the refreshment committee. This
J promises to be one of the moit tnter-
eating social events of the churl's
! calendar for the year and is the a
tnual Kaster social event.
j The missionary society of Triii!-
I Methodist church will hold cottag" -t
o raver meetinc services on Tuesday
j! afternoon in the following homes: lr.
ine noma oi jars, iejioa urawarus,
1143 East Nevada strest. conducted
by Miss Alice Carre;; at the home of
) Mrs. Frances Hoard and Miss Lu y
i Henderson. 3217 Tularosa. with Mrs
L J. Ayers In charge of the serriec
i wnn airs, jiiiie jchqihk ano mix e.
V. Dobbins, 1035 Myrtle, with Mn.
5 1 Eva Penney to conduct the services.
at the home of Mrs. Floyd Smith. 820
Prospect with Mr", corge Oliver in
charge.
Mrs. Will T. Onen was hostess on
Frida- afternoon at a delightful meet
ing of the Embroidery clab In honor
of her mother. Mrs. Ad ine Owen.
Dainty refreshments were served and
t he af te moon pleasan t ly spent. In
a musical contest. Mrs. L- M. Wash
bum won the prize.
Mrs. Crawford Harvev and her
mother, Mrs. Helen Mead, pleasantly
entertained the Evening Star club on
Frldsy afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harrey. The reception rooms were
decorated with spring flowers. Fif
teen m-mbrs were preson: and a'ier
in regular meeting was held a social
hour was enjoyed when refreshments
were served b the hostesses. Mrs. S.
A. Vaughn and Mrs. J. H. IVnrellv
and Mrs. K. Haak were additional
guests of the afternoon.
The neA meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. Leslie
M. Lokhart on April 9.
Mondav afternoon at 3 olock a
special meeting will be held by the
League of Women Voters at the Y. W. :
C A. clubreoms. Ponder S. Carter will
give a short talk on -Wills." Mrs. G. I
B. Burl Ingham will talk on Industrial I
Homes for Girls." and Mrs. Robert
Townsend will give a review on an ,
article in a recent magaxine, "A Rent :
Room for Country Women. Music
numbers will be given by Mrs. F. O.
Barrett, pianist, ami Mkw Olive Ma
son, vocalist, followed by eommuntty
singing.
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On Thursday evening Western Re
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