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,,AuottariHm"-nIb e Girl nro tbe Nl5dro"
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itCrn".
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,Wrrmauia,O ,Gunerd,0r" ytontdg, oen "a.
2aunar. 9on5ert mo Ball In Der "@erl1arl'a.
Ytdrnerdpra6dIe".
rWe Oh etcil 6oneiape, I. c, S."-9irn-
flag, ben 25. Sanuar, WaeIeHb0u in Der "Ser'
mnniusuiuluerhors6nle".
,MuSart.W Observation-Disclosures ben 20. 81.
fluar MinitrcI = Norfteunn9 in o9abaierS
SlIIc".
frcisiniofcits. airGs, 9rinitn. strabe. ,9!n
"a. %. mo 26 Sunitar Su'teru'Snlper, ncr'
bulHhen init IIeiuem 9a5dr. sum- SeiieH ber
STRIDE.
Wiitrot, ben %. Sdnlar. 8ebnrt2tnaeteler
nes Safer @ilbelnl hes 3rpcitcH in Der "8ec'
nanins
,Eraturicu.@efenihafr Eonneritnl, bea
~. 3aHinr. sbeuSs, r3srdrl in Sapptru" in
Der pSpric",
elites geabobp.0issital Greitds. hen 2s.
Sunudr, gSnduitttaas 4 ubr.
,.2nrie" - Wiontag. ben 81. Snnlar, 81.
9Siilnert2icacrabeno.
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2ofaIbsrid)tc ans @aibinstpn.
SIN Sienite oes Wobl.
tbuns.

1 s.
Sic Ssraelitiihe Siilis-@ eIeIlIfntf
bat oie folgenben 9eomten crlpoblt:
8r6iioent Worcils aormon, 8iceprus
iioent 5. Willer, 3. SiceprGiibent s.
| Gooef, protofol. Sefretar u. Z. &ei=
ner, Sinonsiefretdr Woper .. Gooef.
Sdosmeiiter Q. MtIas. Die 2irefto=
rem Iino: g. sltloS, W. gppleite!n,
9R. gler, u. s. @obp5, 9. 9ergo5ih,
%. @crIinsfn s. 9renncr, g. Der
man, M. 6. GopIon, 9. S. Cohen,
S. Gobef, 81. 9. Gobef, 2. @oroon,
Wl. Goldman, sc. @~orfinfle, 8. @e-
rpirt, 5. Sornitein, y. Surmel, ..
Soifcnberq, VI. Soclipn, $. arid, Wf.
aormon, 9. 2epiL g. 2omentbal,
90. .. Ntiqer, s. Miuer, S. Horton.
WS. Hopoport, 81. 6. @eincr, Sobn
g4uIf, NJ. @pcoif. ". @einber9, =.
Goben uno W. Mitfin. Sm p%erfloi-
icncn Sabre CAB Der Gerein $243O
fir lluteritiibnng billiSbeoiiriti9cr
Suoen aus.
Hlfreh Worh 9cltorhe II.
Sr. Nlireb @orb, elm befannter
,,ulpelier Der gunoesbauptitaot, itarb
om Sonntas Abeno I'M alter bon 6S
Sobren in ieiner 8obnung, Nr.
| 1912, Henninlponio .Npen,e, an CT.
nem Sersleioen. Sr. @orh mar lit
Iptsbom, 9reuBen, geboren unb fant
i'm Sabre 1861 nit ieinen gltern
nod, gnerifa. Sein Safer biente int
&iirgerfriege als Moior IN Der
llnions. Irmee. Ter 8eritorbene biii-
tcrlGBt ieine Satin, bier 2pfter unb
5pei Sobne, iopie aud ieine aItc
Mutter, Die I'M sc. 2ebensiobre itebt.
Nie geerbigung finbet beute Nad)=
mittoa 2 llbr Don SrauerbauIe aus
ilatt. gaitor Wen5eI BON Der beut'
idjen epang. -lltb. Goncoroio STRIDE
miro amtiren.
Cts Mnb Baum It q mmc.
Ger Eptomoc mar geltern milo.
Gle gelben @aiiermaiien brad)ten I'M
5ablige gisidouen unb Baimitamme
Gus Dem peitlifen Warplanb berun'
ter. Iiel gis blieb in rubigem @ois
Ter om Eotomac.9orf %entlong Iiegen.
iebod iloB Der eroBte Tbeil iii bic
Gbeiopeofe.9ai binaus.. Gie S6iiI'
fabrt mar burt oas @is unb Die
&cl5maiien iebr beeintraAtigt. go.
gar sroBere Camper waren gefabr'
Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

"a the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings in the
city, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published In Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulntes throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the
south.
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9ebcn in iebem Sropien!

9os 8IaidIcnfiiG. Eeportenlcut Der
Wco. @iintber. JIM. grall-Go. lit init
Den iiei,eiten ginriftungen perIeben
rerrnitteIit oercr bas Bier oireft aus
Den 9ooerf1ficrn Scr Nrnnerei hci'
ISlaidclt ;liseiiibrt miro. Gie 1cIae
Il; ein perlenoes, ihdumenbes, reineb
Sier; beionoers fiirBamiliensebraiid
si entpfebIen., @eitellt brett bon Der
Grauerei. 2 Iutenb Floiden 500.
y. & Y. Ybonc, @olie 20.
(WaiI, TLIo Sd
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TleiIhbiebe an Scr BEL
air. moab. - Sn Scr Nod)t bonn
SomIto9 oui Sonltag bro',acn Die
be in Die Sonmlcrfild,c bes al Der
Somiltpn-Mpenue IN Rasipcburg an
Der 9clair-Rooo mo6nenOen 9errn
Hnorcos Sfneiber ein uno Ieertetl
oos Sob, in iucld)ern Die SpedIeiten
eitcs balbcn Sdiueines eingepofelt
wureil. bis uiti cincn Sdinfeu. Serr
Sfneioer lit oen Gieben bonfbar.
hob iic inn bod Den Shinfen sitriid-
lieBen fir iein Sonntass-Giner
2angborit mirb bcnte
aricgs9cri ht gcitcllt.
= Nae arrangements fir Die be,'te
9ornrittag 10 llbr i'm Sort WcSenrp
Dor eincm &riegsecrid)t beginneftbe
Ner%bonolnng ocs eriten 2lentenartS
aoolpb Gansborit, Ser oes Jlud]tper'
ild)s beiduloist piro, iino ~setroffen.
SberIt IIbert Tobb, pom aiiItcn-Mr.
tinetic:GorpS. mo Moior @lantoit
Ninlbip iucrben ben Soil boren iitlo
OILS Hifter ilirgiren. CAPTAIN 8. =.
Werrioin unb criter 2ieutenant u. =.
2ouItolot. ipeIfe 2ni,aborft poii oet
Safion.9 otraden nod bier trans
portitter. iil,O oils 8e,igcn porgcld-
belt. Der cin5ige Sftisier pont gol'
tinlcrer Giitrift, Ser grInubtib err
balten bat. Dem Serbor bci5nipobnclt,
1T Gapitdl, s. Rapnoub bon Sort
| Sopar0.
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Ser TfeiidJ-Y oDeutt.

Gle 9elueeung sur 3eou5irnng Der
Sleild)preiie ninmt bon Gag SIT
Sug an Iusbebnung 5u. Gtpa
10000 Yaltimorer aftip an Der.
iplben betbciliet. - Die gngros.
Sleiid)preiie nod nift geiaIler.
Ger Sleiid,-9 Boycott ifeint NIT ie.
Dem Gage an M%lsoebnlng 5it5uncbs
men, uno feline @irtungen be9imcn
iid, itcn fir Die @rocers, Die 6lei-
ider unb 6leiid).SGnoler fiiblbar 81
mad)ell.
Ialt ieoe 9riefnblieferung bringt
ErGiioent Gbmoro Sirif bon Der
Baltimore federation Of Subpr" Die
&unoe, boB Die pocr jene Srganila-
ton Heiolutioncn nooptirt babe, mel.
die ibrc Witelicoer perpflihten, lid)
30 Gage oes Sleiideliens 81 ci,tbal.
ten. is miro geitGst, oaB geItcrn
minbcItens $4,000 Terionen III Bal.
tinlorc lid, oftip III Den aampf gegcn
oen Sleiiftruit begcbcn gabcn.
Scute Morgcn miro Hralioent
&irid in 9egleitmg elmer Gelcga'
tiolL Die bon Hed)tsanpalt 8obert =.
See uno Srn. Wiaiam q. grpalt afl'
seiiibrt lit. iid nad) s%innapoliS bege'
ben unb ali Die Witglieoer Der
Stuats- 2egislatur appellircn, Den
Geit)lnb. meldJer ocn Gon9reB err
iindt, cine llnteriudung bc6iielif Der
l,riaten fir Die boben 2ebcnsmittel.
Yreiie on5llteIlert, 1T beioeil Saiilerit
iii1per3ii9lih ait5iinebmeil.
Ger 9opeott in Baltimore bot, tpie
geitcrn bon einen 8eprdientonteil
Ser 1irn,a arlnoiir II. SO. a~ngegebeit
ruuroe, Die Gngtos.5 Ieiifpreiie bis
her nod nif)t bceintr1ftist.
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Gin Riclcn.6utel.

-------
Iie .Yl1ne fir bos neue vGmerioil.
Sotel" an Colbert. llllo Salti.
moresS troBe iertig unb Der GoH'
trait pereeben. - Nirb $1,000
600 foiteu mo Is Stodlperfc
bod. - 253 Sblaf3immer.
9ie EIGrle fir oos rel,e Riciers
Sotel, lpeld)es Ir. @nleri on, Der Gr'
timber oeS 9romo.S elSer. oitf benz
1loBe an Der Iorbpeit.gde BON Bal.
timorc. uno Colbert troBe errid)ten
mil, 100 iriiber Dos Gentrulaeboloe
Der Baltimore 8 io.9abn" itona,
limo fertig unb Der GalsGontraft ut
Serrn u. $. Barter iiberaeben NOR
ben. Sic 9oufpIten merocn enc
WiIlion TollarS bctragen. Ios 8er
bGuoc miro Is Stodlperfc bod mer'
Den. Serr SoIepb Gpons Sperrp
lit Ser 9lrhiteft. Il. Gmerion be-
5ablte $335,0O0 fir ben gollplab.
Tie erjien orci Stpfipcrfe lollen OTIS
@ronit pber Wormor Neburtt peroen
ul,o Ole iibriaen II Stoflpcrfe aus
ipciBen 3iegelitcincn ooer meiBcm
ScrrasGotta. Ios Sotel miro nit
3iegelu ooer SdJieicr geoeft uno
erbGIt mctollcne SenIterrobmen.
SGmntlid)e SltBbooen weroen aus
felieriiherem bacterial beraeItelt.
SIN erltcn Stodtpcrf miro lid cine
q SUB brcite 2obbp beiinoen nit
9ltreol5immcrn, 3eitungs@ iuto 81
aorrenlt1noen mo Hubcjimmcrn I'll
beioen Soften.
1oS groBe Speiie5imliler miro
lid an ser baltimore troBc hefiii.
Den lmo jipei Stofiueref bod iein
nit 9lumcn-9oltonen on Der 3al'
timore. uno Scr Goluert.S troBe.
Gos HeItourunt miro lid on Der
Vonf-2nnc befinbeu nit Dem Gin-
gang an ser Gte bon 9onf-2nnp L..
Solpert-S troBc, mGbreno 0oS GnIc
an Ser Siiomeit-Gde oeS 8ebaubes
eingeribtet lperoen miro, NIT oein
@inaung BON Ser 2obbp aus.
Ser Concentration unb bos
Shreib5immer peroel i'm Me55a-
MINIS todmert eingcriftct. Cine Ercs
mcnaoe nit Iltsblif ilber Die 2obbp
miro pom 3omen-Yarlor nod benz
8olmenSilnmer fiibren. Bon 9alfo-
men Ser Yromenooe miro alid) oaa
grobe Speiie5immcr iiberblidt iucrs
Den fonnen.
Sn elf Stodperfen meroen i'd
e6eilio piele Eorlors uno 253 Sflais
! 5immer b%eiinoen ltnb nit ieoem
Sfloi5immcr lit Elm 9noe5immcr
oerbutoen.
Gas If. Stodrperf itebt SonSs
lungsreiienoen iiir Die ausloge III
rer @aorenprobcn 5iir Terfiigung.
pGbreno I'M 10. Stofmerf bic
Shloi5immer Ser Stubennlaofcll
/ uno onoerer im &otel ongeitelten
6rollen lid befinoeu werben.
Gas Sotel erbalt eitelt iiberoat)s
ten Gahgorten iiir Glub5luede filr
W1llner unb Srauen om Gage nno
! fiir SotelSpedc mGbreno Der &aft.
, Ter Tod)gorten miro in 5lpei 9robe
SpeiieSimmer eingetbeilt nit Warte-
Simmern unb Soiletten5immern II.
elmer groBen Slide, oie ourd] Iuf-
5iige nit Der Sauptfiihe I'M Groge-
idoB in @crbinoung iteben miro.
Gle Sauptfiihe miro ouf bas mo-
bernlte cingcriftet. SIN unter'ten
Groaeid,oB wcroen Die eleftrildlen
nnb Sci5opparotc iuntcr9ebrodlt.
Sn oreiBig Saacn ioll nit Dem
Sau begonlcll peroen.
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*"* Ter .ariegerbunb bon Voltia
more" pcronItaltet 5ilr ,Seier oes 8e'
burtstaees oes 8oiicrs Wilbelm's ocS
3lueiten am Mittmod, ben 26. 5ebr..
III Der n@ermania.W dnnerhor'Sa
lie" cine MISUNDERSTANDING II. 9all.
gn anoerer StcQe oes rIeutIfen
Gorreiponbenten" lit anae5cigt, 100
sic GintrittSfortcn ecloit lueroen fon.
l1en.
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Wotis.
Seb6ei'S ein3i9ts Gtntso.

Sebtrmann fennt bic RON nns &C.
lirferte Nrbeit; mir benftn nidt ba.
ran, ms ielbft stt Ioben, ionberu ibtr'
laEtn bies unferen g~eiitnngen. 8eins
9rsppet bti ms ~ eritti8en. 2aFen
Sic iidj BON Nnbereu nidjt taniden,
% ,sitb. unr Elm ein3ises Sebbtl'Stn
bic nnb biss befinbet isd i'm Harterre.
-Ndttrn Gle anf bas Cans, mo nnies
Wamen anf 1biren nnb Ttnaeru
felt.
Seine M8enten. Gin EreiS.
Nd5tsn Gle anf
-&ebbtrA-
321 Rurb.Ons.Str. Aate &ieb.4ts
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9tep. $. 0ientr & Co.,
2f7 O6. W0Itin,ore .GtraSe.

Teutid,cs ,t,b aioercs nuSldnot'
id,cs @eIb eetauft ufb ~cerfdiift.
@eloicftouneer beiorgt mad Gettti@'
lano, Dcitreidb RubIono II. y.
sEedfeI m,sueftert ouf ousIdnbithe
Rnnlen. Grcoitbrieie unb Sropelcrs
CHEQUES. 81
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@as mar sic llr q d) -
Sn @eItninlter, GarroG-G ountp, Mo..
utb ltn1gegenb ipurbe am Sonntag
Abeno eine itarfe Grifiitterung pers
ipiirt, beeleitet bon einem @erauid)
nic cntiernter aanonenoonner. Gin
Grobeben fam es nid)t getpeicn iein,
neil Grobeben nid)t bon borbarem
@crGulh begleitet iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

""* Gin f6itIid,es Nmiiiement Der.
iprid)t cine Winitrel . 8orIteaiil,g 5ii
iperocit. ipelde Der yNo5art-Weantter'
dor" am 1tenitds abenb in Sn5a.
GERS SalIe peronitoltct. las Gro.
aran,Iii entbdlt ebenio pieIe lpic lit.
fpmiidc Niinnern. Ser lid oIio
cinnial %ariinoIid5 nns5uldd)eit
ipiinidt. Der firoe iid) piiiftlid) Gin.
Tie @oriteliing beeinnt nm 11a9 ltbr
aberos. Dos arrangements -Gontite
bcitebt n,ts ben SS. 1bco. Shaffer.
q. n. Tsosac Mnr Stradb, Tbilipp
shntiot uno @. Scroll.
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'"" Seinen ~iiiniten jdbrlidenMas-
fenbaa bdIt Dos DE Slo Steil-Gcn-
flnpe" ont Eienitaa, Den %. Sanlior.
III Der .@ermania.N dnnerdlpr.Saac"
ab. Cine 8auoepiGe- Woritequng fin
oct ;u gleider 3eit I'M unteren Sanle
itatt. Ter Gintrittspreis lit MIR 81
Gents.
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Welbirnbnn0en

GeIoienhunaen rod, TeutidIano
unb Ceitteid . lltsorr fid)cr itto
idJneI beiorBt. 5, 10 uno % Wart..
iotpie 10 tlnb 90 aronen.S detnc at
pcrfaufeu.
9bso. s. Citner & Co.,
o. Rr. 211 Of.SaIhMsre.S tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
SaS Wetter.

Siir Warplono mo ben Niltrilt
Columbia bellte tbeillpcile betpolft,
morgen flor unb mGrncr, leitte
mcitlifc mo noroiueitlifc @inoc.
Gos Wetter NOR g%eItern i'm bod
itcn @rooc ulongenehm. Srilbe II.
Drobeno am Sormittog mo in Den
eriten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., lteltc 'it)
gegen Abeno cin leidtcr Geaen ein,
Der in Sdnee ilbcr9in0. Seoodl mor
Der Sfneefal bon teiner gcbeutltng.
llur 0uB Gle Srottoire uno StroBen'
l~lebcrgonge nab unb ifnutig MIR
cen.
Iie hod)ite Semperntlw iuur 40
Nroo nm 3 llbr Nadlnlitto9S mo ole
~llie0riQitc "a @rub unt s llbr Abcnos.
Sn Den iibrigen 9unoea @cttcr-
@eobod)tinassS ~tationeu bea SonoeS
luurbcn Die iol9cnben bod)Itcn Sent'
pcroturen per5eidnct:
Gaitpurt 3S. Yortlonb IS. Bolton
~, Mlbonp 10, NcIp-Dorf Al, Eblloa
hclpbiai4 Atlautic Gitp A, SorriS
burg 80. Waibiugton II, Noriolt 81,
Sotteras 56, GbnrleIton 40. @ilming.
ton GO, Gborleiton 60. Souunnob Sc,
Sodionpiac GO, Supitcr 20. Sen @eI,
II. Ntlonn ~. Wonterep 81, Nelu'
Orleans 6G, Foleitine 70, @olpcIton
&c, Corpus Gbriiti 81, Wemphis %
Cincinnati "a. EittSburg -. Nortb.
iielo %. Glepclnnb 80, Tetroit -
Nlprno 3S. Morauctte 26. @reeu Nor
30, Chicago 80, 1ulutb 20. ct. Eutl
~, ct. 2ouis 36, annios.Giip Is
Smobo 81. Surcn q. 9ismnrd 26
WilliItou 30. Noure 80. Selcnn 30
Salt Sofe Gitp o. Gcnper Ga, Nortf
Elotte IL. gmnriqo Il, Ioogc 9th
81, Sos &ngeIes GO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

Mus ocn Weri d) tc II. 49, Gem
Hiclltcnort.W ouperlleur Tpbcrt q.
Murpbp poll Fcnniuluouien MURDER,
NeItern i'm bieiiacn @lnbcSgeriNt
i'll ieirer alogc sc9en Die sMarplnno
9oblcu.G ompognic" $500 un9ich;S.
onluoltSgcbiibrcn 5uaciprod)cn. Sic
@cbiibrcn iiub fir ltntcrillhung
unn Nciistitcln n,i 21noerien IN
Tenniplpouieu, peld)c Die Gompon.
ric Nefonit hut. Scrr Murpbp bate
ole 9ciittitef burd) mtocrc Rcd)t@.
onluolte unteriiden laiicn unb Ole.
lelben iiir lire Wiihc pergiitet. Gle
Gpmpnanic mollte linn MIR 5000
bc5ablcn.
Ter %erfoui ser o@oltimora
8orlo" bnrd) bic Maiienpcrlpdl,cr
U. See Slingluit Serbcrt g. Gllpit
iinb Charles $. anopp fir $67.750
an Militant 2'9acmnnb mlirbc oc.
itcrn i'm areis9critt Don Hit,tcr
IilcS rutifijirt mo cine mcitcrc @'i.
5obluug BON $i7,5Ss.33 letters beS
a1ilferS murbe aennod)t. Ia atrr
Der aGuicr nod nift bcrcit lit. iotort
Die gcitung Der 3cituug il, iibcrnc).
men, milrbe Dos 6crid,t criildt. ocil
Molienperwoltcrn SIT erlauben. boS
@cif1it nod, orcibig Saec lGngcr 81
nerpalicn, bis il mcld)cr ,3cit rer
letie 1heit Der aaniinmulc bcjnhi,
luerbei iplrOc. Die eS beibt. be,
Serr a'gGemaltb bic 3cituns fin
Serrn Charles S. Grain ~aetouit
melder oeut Geriehmen mad, mld
Sic GoiiirpIe ii6cr bic .Siun" erIonl'
babcu IclI.
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*** Gle ,Sarntonic" bait orn
Gieultag Abeno, ben %. Saniar, II,
.2ebmunn's SdlIe" Cit Gon5ert ub.
3ie Sdneer bnben lid gut p%orbcrei-
tet nno Tiriget,t &Iein bat ein reid)'
Ialtiges Yrograinm geiuablt.
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@a(9tn8ton- 9gentut
--beS-
"Deutf@en Gorrefponoent,"

1915 Warion.S trahe, N..W.,
no ansetsen nnb geHennnsen entetssn ae.
nuutuen merctn.
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321 0 strv sa9s Sist.Sss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
WEDDINGS.
3 : =*****4~**.*'

A quiet home wedding will be cele-
brated Wednesday afternoon at D
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Clar-
ence Pickrell, when her brother, Regain
Cartwright, will be united in marriage
to Miss Isabel Branson..
Miss Branson is a charming young
woman from Philadelphia, who VIII
arrive in the city next Tuesday.
After a weeks visit here Mr.. and
Mrs Cartwright will go to Alpine to
make their future home.
Tuesday afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock,
at the First Christian church, ]. w.
Weir and Miss Lena Coombs were
quietly married, Rev. P. ]. Rice Off
ciating After a short wedding trip,
they will be at home to friends at their
new residence at the smelter, where
Mr.. Weir is employed.
The marriage Of Miss Fannie B.
Smith and S. J. Fennell, which has
already been announced, will take
place Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at ST. Clements Episcopal church, Rev.
Henry Easter officiating.
No formal Invitations have been is
sued, but all friends are invited to at
tend the ceremony at the church.
Both the bride and groom are popu-
lar with a wide circle of friends, and
the event is looked forward to with
much interest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
DINNERS AND LUNCHEONs.
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Mrs. Clarence Pickre1 will entertain
evening complimentary to Miss Isabel
Branson, Of Philadelphia, who will be
married on Wednesday to Regain Cart
wright, Of Alpine.
Mrs. c. NJ. Newman entertained at
a delightful luncheon today at l o'clock
complimentary TO her Sunday school
class, the Masters workers" of the
Calvary Baptist church.
delightful dinner and impromptu
dance was given at the Country club
Thursday evening, following the Os-
APPLE parade at the fair grounds.
Those enjoying the affair were a
number of young people who partici-
pated in the parade and included:
Misses Gladys Dyer, Martha Thurmond.
Kathrine Coles, Virginia Semple, Halle
Irwin, Gertrude Ellis; Messrs. w. K.
MARI, Edgar Kayser. Ralph Hender-
son, Pagan, DR.. and Mrs. Burleson
Staten.
Others joining the party later in the
evening were: Misses Henrietta Buck
Ter, Anne Lee Gaines, Frances Clark,
Lillian Newton; Messrs George Wines,
Merton Lindsey, William Walz.
Mrs. W. H. Austin very delightfully."-
entertained with luncheon Wednes-
day, in honor Of her guest, Miss Lula
Hasam Montmorency. White cosmos
formed the very attractive central dec
orations of the table, and individual
bouquets were at each cover
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Austins
hospitality were: Mesdames Waters
Davis, E. NJ Bell, ]. A. Happier, James
L. MARI, A. P. Coles J. F. Williams,
Marguerite Buckler Stevenson. q. T.
White and c. ]. Maple
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woMEN,s ORGANIZATIONS.
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The club day melting, held last We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. W. r.
Brown was success of the highest
type, each number on the program
was perfect of its kind
The opening song by Miss Helen
Cooper, ''Dickture Halle from Wag-
ner's opera, "Tannhauser," and a bril-
liant talk on Mark Twain, the Man,
by w H. Burgess, held the attention of
the club to it's keenest interest
Mrs. c. o. Rucker then gave read
ing from Mark Twain"
Mrs. w. H. Winters paper on Mark
Twain, the author" was highly inter-
esting and completed the program on
this thoroughly human, laughter low
ing. keen sighted American humorist.
Miss Helen Cooper closed the must
cal program with I'll Bacio," by Ar
dite.
A most delightful social hour fol-
lowed.
Mrs Frederick A. Hodge delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday afternoon with a
Japanese tea, in honor of the Mission
airy society of the Houston Square
Baptist church.
The house was beautifully decorated
with the Japanese colors, and a pro-
themums in evidence in the par
lors and dining room.
Tea was poured at a tastefully ap-
pointed dining table by Mrs. M. Page
and Mrs. c.. F. Holmes.
Five young girls in Japanese costume
served tea, cakes and dates.
Mrs. w. E. Robinson assisted the
hostess in receiving the guests.
short business meeting was held.
with a short program, as follows:
The Country (Japan) by Mrs. r. S.
Harvey.
The People, by Mrs Kennedy
Habits. Customs and Home Life, by
Mrs. G. w. Phillips.
Kindergarten Work. Mrs Schofield.
Early Missions, Miss Josephine Rob-
erts.
Turn of the Key, Miss Josephine
Frankenburger.
Progress, Miss Florence Roberts.
Woman's Work, Mrs. W. E. Robert
son.
Clipping. Miss Ruby Ponsford.
Solo, over the Ocean Waves" Miss
Werle.
Those present were: Mesdames w.
E. Robertson, Harry Swain, F. A.
Hodges, L. Pitcaithly, NJ. Harry Bur-
ton, Jno. Goebel. r. S. Harvey, E F.
Levy; H. Sorrels. J. H. Johnson, D. E.
Schofield, Terry Page, NJ Page, Dan
Payne. H. F. Wright, J. E. Swain. ]. w.
Webb. c. F. Holmes, Kennedy, George
Wilson, Phillips, E. c. Haight, L. S.
Frankenburger, S. Franklin, Irving
McNiel ]. A Vance, NJ. Kelly; Misses
Olive McDonalds<An Franklin, Pearl
Swain, Mabel Stafford, Florence Rob-
erts, Edith Robertson, Ollie Page,
Werle, Josephine Frankenburger, Jose
phine Roberts, Ruby Ponsford, Jessie
Landers.
The literature and current event de-
partment of the Woman's club will
meet Wednesday in the club room.
The following program will be given
under the direction of Mrs. W. L.
Crockett:
Home life in other lands, part 1.
Norway and Sweden, Mrs. Lizzie
Avirett
National music
Prussia and Germany, national mu-
sic.
China and japan, Mrs. S. J. Fruden-
thai
National music
Intermission.
Current events. Chairman. Mrs. w.
L. Crockett.
Mrs. Isabel Flato will be the hostess
for the Thursday Luncheon club next
Saturday at her home on Mesa avenue.
The members of the woman's club
chartered a car on Friday afternoon
and attended the fair in a body. when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
HAIR GOODS

The BILLY Burke" Cluster Puffs.
all shades, regular price $3.50; Fair
Week Sale Price CSC.
The 10 Cluster Puffs, all shades.
regular price $500; Fair Week Sale
Price, S1.25.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
Ell PAsOANs RETURNING.

Miss Jennie Lindsey returned home
the first of the week from three
months visit spent at Lynchberg, Va,
and the Virginia coast resorts4
Miss Lucy Verne is again at home
after an enjoyable visit Of several
months with relatives in Louisville.
KY, and Chicago.
Miss Kathleen Myles arrived home
Monday from a lengthy visit with rela-
tives in Erie and other points in Penn
sylvania, having stopped off on her
return from Europe in July.
Miss Anna Dawedoff has returned
from Denver, where she was visiting
her aunt, Mrs. D. Davis.
Robert e Hines has returned from
a trip of several weeks through east
Texas.
Mrs. c. B. Taylor Of 2415 Texas
street, has returned from Los Angeles,
where she has spent the summer. She
is Ill with muscular rheumatism.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
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On Saturday, November u, Mrs
Clarence Pickren will entertain a;
bridge in honor of her mother, Mrs. NJ
Cartwright, and sister. Mrs. NJ. P. Head,
who are her guests.
Miss Elsie Lurkins was the charm
ing hostess who entertained the Girls
Bridge club this week The dainty
hand painted score cards were attract
lively decorated with "sunbonnet ba-
bies" and the bonbons were served
from little sunbonnet cups. Only the
members of the club were present.
Miss Alma Jones will be the next
hostess for the Wednesday Bridge
club.
The Friday High Five club will meet
next week with Mrs. w. R. Brown.
The Girls Bridge club will meet at
the nome of Mrs. j. W. Lorentzen,