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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
sDanville Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Danville. Va. March 26.-NIrs. Will
Fill Is tho guest OF relatives In Colds
5boro, N. c.
sAIrs. J. Haas Spencer. OF Martins
Vile who has been the guest OF Mrs.
John D. Spencer. Is now In Baltimore.
Miss Jameson. Of Mecklenburg, Is
visiting Mrs. Charles Hickey.
Miss Martha. Harvlo is the guest OF
Mrs. ames Blair Harvie. in Rich
mond. ". Z;
Cox, two popular teachers, are at Cas-
cade for the holidays:
Miss Hattie Holcombe rs the guest
of9AIrs. Joseph 2. n oell. In Winston. !,
Miss Pattle Douthar has returned
from a pleasant stay in Summertime.
Mrs, Josophlnd Herman. OF New
York, Is tho guest OF Mrs. G. Frank.
on Jefferson Street.
Mrs. Lawrence Patrick. OF Winston
Who has been the guest Of Mrs. Laura
Patrick. has returned home. .
Mrs. j ohm Pace Is visiting relatives
in Richmond. 4e8
Mrs. John Dunn and sisters, Mrs.
Thomas. Of Durham. and Mrs. Smith.
of Spencer. arc spending several weeks
$ AIRS. Albert S. Grnvcly. who has
been tho guest Of Mrs. Walter Paxton,
has returned to her home In Martins
willie. accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
HIS. Williams,
Mrs. S. Rutherfoord Dula has re-
turned from, Baltimore, New York and
Norfolk. gfsrss5t WI 81 Y
MI. and Mrs, w. %. Meade are
spending some time In Wilson, N. c,
Miss HUM. Of. Glover. who has been
visiting Miss Virginia Dance. has re-
turned home. qsR
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Buchanan Lyon
have returned to Durham. 5i
DR.. and Mrs. j oseph z. Taylor were
in Danville this week.
Mrs. j. Massey Saegar Is visiting
relatives In Park Avenue, Baltimore.
C.. Fl. Hickey Is spending some time
at Hot Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Spotsylvania Social News.
Speoial. to The Times-Htspatch.

i Spotsylvnnla, Va. March a6.--AIr.
and AIRS r.. Francis H odge. OF Wash
tington. are tho guests Of Mr.. and
Charles w. Martin. OF Spotsylvania,
is visiting In Richmond for a week.
Dr.. 3. w, Arrett, OF BrokenburE.
Is the guest OF friends IN Richmond,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jones are at
to Baltimore and washington 81
Mrs. b. F.,Washingt on. Of Wash
sinGton, Is visiting for two weeks in
Upper tsylvanla, fs IL.
Il Miss INarene Frazer. Of Coventry,
Is on a visit of tw O wee ks to Orange.
Edmond " Spindle. of Allne Road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Remington Social News.

Special to The'rl mes- p ispatch,] Ell.
III Reniingt Va, March 26,-Miss
Emma Miller visited friends at Gull
pepper last week. 3i2
Il, s Mrs Mr. Ashby, OF near .Warrenton, is
now spending some time with her sis-
tor Mrs. Newman. MI y ;sli j5i
II AIRS Brittle visited y her sister In
tWarrenton, last we elk
Dr. t neT s1 IL sgsna tsdnes
Misses Mabel and Shirley Rouse
spent Saturday In Culp pepper,
Miss Alma CT imp. fot al fla q. visited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Red Hill Social News.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.1

Red Hill. Va March 28.--Miss Ethel
Jeffrlas, who wa s called to her homo
at Culpeper. on account OF her grand
mothers Illness has returned to her
school at ). o. Bar ksdale's.
at her homo near here. I
Miss Mamie LuXford, who was oper-
atod On for appendicitis Is improving
the home Of S. M. Page. ~! 3
Miss Elsie Motif Is visiting at the
home OF w. r. Harris.
sMss Halle FtothWell Will spend
Easter at her home. near North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Bon Air Social News.

rspecinlto The Times-Dlspatch.l
Bon Air. Va. March 26.-Oliss
Frances Miller is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Polk Miller.
Miss Sue Powers was the guest OF
Mrs. r. z. Bridgeforth last Sunday.
Mrs. j. r. Cox, Jr., OF Fsichnond. was
Mrs r. AlcC. Bullington's guest on
Wednesday.
MISS Ayliffe wherry has returned
from visiting Miss Emmie Wherry, In
Richmond.
Neville Montague was the week end
guest of Mrs W.. NJ. sWithers. HEgs
Miss Julia Powers is visiting Mrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Providence Forge Social News.

5s5 [Sped o T he Times-D ispatch.l
Providence Forge, Va. March 2B,--
Ths pni9t'o epened mere
teacher Mrs Belts succeeds Miss
5Shepperson, Who signed u few
weeks ago.
Mrs. J.aH. Christian. who has been.
quite III for several W eeks.4 Is innprov-
ilxs slowly. 45s ~
Mrs. p. H. Turner has returned to;
.Rlchln ond after a syisi II Of several d avs
to her Their, vi 45ii s
@ Miss Ellsn Jerdane has returned ITO
Stirling. after q. visit TO her sister.
Mrs. Coleman, Of Brooklanl Park,
Mrs. Walter Barns. of Henrico conn
Ety, Is spending some time With Ther:
sister, Mrs, Christian. Nat. sas5
Miss Jessie Oliver. of Richmond.Si is
the guest OF Mr., and 5as Mrs, Harry
Oliver.
ter. Lois. are Visiting Mr.aand Mrs,
~. B, Richardson. at the hot ell. ss al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Brian Social News.

Especial to The Enthusiastically
Brtan,slNa. March c6.--Miss Mamie
tor a visit to Mrs. y, N. Walker.
". y. Iiillman. OF Richmond. has
returned homo after visit to his
fahliltf >here,
Mrs. Hugh Lewis, Of Richmond. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. V.gM. Har-l
ris, at Cherry Grove" '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

c. Hartford spent Tuesday in Rich
mond.
Captain James Hughes.a prominent
citizen o Albe1narle, Is quite sick.
Mrs. Percy Thomas. OF Esnonr, was
instown several days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs: ". G.. Crisp, of Ball
home Of d. H. Pitts.
James IT. Dorrier was in Richmond
Wednesday,. NJ
Mrs, r. l. Blackburn and Miss %.
g. Harris were In charlottesville a
few days ago. 5,5 3. 555s u sgi
Superintendent Joseph w. Everett,
of Keswick, and VIC. Shaokleford,
OF Cismont. were visitors here Thurs
day. ~ 5l
w D. Coles. OF New x ork. 4 Is visit
ing at .Estonville," the home Of his
brother. p. S. Coles. 81,
G.. ". Avis. OF Columbia. was in
town this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

in spotsylvania. Is on a weeks visit
to Richmond.
John r. Hicks, OF Richmond. Is.
visiting in Upper Spotsylyania.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Moore, OF Rich
mond. arc the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
John r. Hicks. Of SpotsylvauIa..
q H. c. Lunsford. of Maryland, Is In
spotsylvania for a months visiting.
and recrea ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27

Mrs. Morton on Saturday.
Mrs. Everette Gillum and little son
visited her mother ut Inlet, on Satur-5
day and Sunday.
Alvin Gillum. of Charlottesville,
visited his mother here Sunday.
Buck Humphrey. OF Washington. Is
visiting his father here.
Mrs. Caskie visited friends In Cul-i
pepper on Friday.
Mr.. Burrows, OF Culpeper. visited
friends here "Wednesday.
Joe Saulters. OF Baltimore. Is now
visiting Tom Hit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Good Shepherd, Rocky Mount. We'd

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Good Shepherd, Rocky Mount. We'd
anesday evening, March 80.
Mrs. F.sA, Bugg. little Miss Eliza
returned from a visit to the formers
brother in Lynchburs.
Miss Hattie Paulett. who has been
visiting friends In Washington. D. c.,
has returned home.
j. " Phillips. who has been con
fined TO his home for some weeks
with illness. improves slowly.
Miss Sallie Quisenberry. OF Lexing-
ton, who has been on asvislt to Mrs
IT, ". Vaughan, OF this place, has res
turned to her school work at Black
stone.
Mrs. r. Baxter Tuggle. is In Rich
1nond to spend Easter.
The mem bers Of the graduating
class OF the Normal school have In
Evited Rev. ". 2. Hill, CT the FarluVille
Presbyterian Church n,aa t. deliver iy the the
smencement in, ] une.
Dr. Irwin has rented the residence
of DR.. Ilerlin and Will occupy 1t when
tho latter vacat es it. after the present
session OF the Normal School,
va, Is with her mother. Mrs. Edward
Wiltse. OF Farmyillc:
Mrs. Walker Scott Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Gooch. Of Roanoke. Va
An organization has been formed
in Farmyille, known as Ap pon1attox
Large. airy and well-lighted rooms
have been engaged. and furnished
elaborately, and III artistic style. Easy
chairs. tables. divans, pool tables and
all the best literature OF the day, givo
the comforts ard pleasures Of the ideal
about forty Of tho towns business and
professional citizens. ~ III 5t. ss#s5s.5 M iss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
PROMINENT MEN
SHOW INTEREST
Interesting Fact Growing Out Of
Laytncn's Mission Move
rnent.
,l i I Lu | OF ONE ILAYMAN
Governor Of Idaho Makes sacri-
flee for the
Cause.
j NF I. (. i OF ONE LAYMAN.

Chariotte, NC. March 26.-one OF
tho most interesting facts and one Of
the things that Is telling most tor the
good OF the Iaymen's Missionary
Movement is the large number OF In
5nuential professional and business
mon who are being led through the
channel OF this organization TO identity
nations asn.Ye and ito e. enter into the ansive
life OF the church. Another interest
Ing fact in this connection is that
many men, who have been members
but who have taken no Interest In
foreign missions heretofore, and have
contributed nothing to this cause. as
a. result OF the conventions OF the
tLaymen's Movement have become
awakened to the claims OF this great
interest, and are giving largely OF
their means to advance the same.
During the conventions the fact has.
bean fully illustrated that laymen who
influence for good over other laymen
and over mon not members OF the
church.
Influence OF Lnyman.
The influence OF a layman like Hon.
Joshua Leyering of Baltimore. is tell
church. Mr.. Levering was q, speaker
se 81 mos. Fl hs con-
-
the Laymen's Movement. and he was
easily one CT the most popular and
one Of the most helpful speakers
heard. He has had long and sue
to christ,a ae WorE R Ra1 gives Ms iareels
Of hi. means. to the advancement OF
foreign missions and other causes
OF humanity. and he Is always ready
to speak In the interest OF any OF
these organizations with which he is
Identified. There are few. IL any.
" in touch with foreign missions as
Mr.. Levering, this being due to the
TACT that two Of his daughters ere
missionaries in China, and he has
That his children are missionaries he
counts one of the greatest honors that
has come to him. and his interest In
the foreign field takes in the whole
Ct the uneyangelizcd world.
Only short time ago he returned
from world tour. during which he
visited and investigated the foreign
mission stations Of all denominations.
mess men who went out. at their own
expense, on this tour of mission fold j
Investigation. These men went at the
request OF the executive committee
IN order that they might bring back
TO the church at home report re-
sarding the character OF the inission-
aries. their work. and It's results. and
the condition and equipment OF the
mission fields. this report to be Sc
cured as a result OF careful personal
investigation. This request waa made,
not because the Layrnen's Movement
had any doubt as to the missionaries
and their work. but In order that the
faith OF the members hip OF the entire
church might be strengthened in the
mis- sionaries and it's confidence in their
work increased "a =, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
High Chpracter of Misstonnrle..

Hish character OF Missionaries.
Speaking o. this tour Of investiga-
ton. Mr., lowering says. and bis
opinion Is seconded by all OF the mem
bers OF the party, that which en- IMPRESS c y.
character IN the missionaries, the
great accomplishment Of the mission
aries with such poor equipment the
need Of reinforcing nts on the ms ~,
sion fields, and the faithfulness OF tne
native converts.
II yield to no one" says Mt. Lever
ing, .'in honor to the ministry in our own
country. but say without esitat!on
and without fear Of contradiction, that.
flor courage, for sacrifice. for the un :
complaining spirit. and for all that
no type SO ahightin nny..class of Oh rls-
jtian workers as in our missionaries.
These same points were emphasized
Soy DR.. Edward Warren. Capen. OF Bps '1:s
ivest;gatinn OF mission fields recently.
and by Rev. Fl. F.. Williams. of Nash-
vile. editor of the Missionary, and a
member OF the executive .scommiuee
Church. who has Just re-
turned from q similar tour.
Meeting With Great Succc IN.
Tho convention itineraries being held
Movement In the no thern and central.
parts of the United States VIII not
Be concluded until the latter part OF
april, and these conventions. like
those In the South. ar. being crowned
the convention Just held in Boise,
ida. the Governor of the State has OK
pressed his intention of uniting with
the church at once. He NJ ver5 before
had contributed anything to foreign
MISSIONS but during the convention he
parted with This gold watch and gave
the worth Of it to this cause. SO great
was his desire to make. q spe clal sac
:rifice in his first contribution toward
generation. He SAID also that he had
decided to retire from the governor
ship with the expiration OF his pres
ient term of office. and to devote the
remainder &of his life, and his fortune
also, to Christian work, especially
among men. 53s$ (. III
~ 81 Two Items of Interest.
Two ito,ns CT after convention news
that will ibe OF special interest to the
iLaymens movement in38the South are
those: SINCE the. in. Mont,
for foreign missions this year, the
churches OF that city have Increased
thnt amount by more than $500. and
all results are not Yet reported Sim
Mhere e the cSSrchos piedged 5000 Tor
this year during the convention. That
Piled go has been increased q lready TO
S6,057. and three OF the churches are
yet, to report, Is the canvass Of their
mem bersh1p is not yet comp leted. IT
is beloved the total amount will reach
5S7,000.SsThe Shreveport convention in
Its spiritual results is said to have
ivival held In the city within the past
5tw'snty@ years and all of the churches
have been placed on a higher plane
and a broader vision has been given
This sarno testimony is already COM
Ing from several Of the other conven-=
ton cities. v I'D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Scottsville Social News.

tSpecialto The Times-Dispatch.1
& ScottsVIlle, Va, March 836.-Charles
G. Hartford spent Tuesday. in Rich
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
BOYS AND GIRLS DANCE.

The sophomore class, of the high
school very delightfully."- entertained on
Saturday evening at the high school
. building complimentary to the seniors.
Dancing, games and music were among
, the enjoyable diversions of the even
ing, an excellent orchestra rendering
its most alluring airs for the merry
dancers
The fortunate prize winners in the
game contests Were: Misses Frances
Mayfeld. Mabel O'Connor, Katherine
Harper and Henry Grady.
Punch was dispensed throughout the
evening, and ices and cake were served.
The committee in charge of the affair
Were: Misses Lois Smith. Birdie Haw-
kfns, Marion Young, Mamie Clark.
Gladys Strickland, Mary Leighton,
Messrs. Adkins Bowden, Nelson Rice.
Robert Mullin, Valentine Henry, Paul
Nafe. Miss Ethel Taylor assisted in
entertaining and chaperoned the young
people. Those in attendance were:
Violet Aitken, Kate Krause, Francis
Mayfield, Lille Reed, Marbry Henning,
Louise Sanburn, Mary Robertson, Kath-
arine Harper. Grayce Berkey, Mabel
O'Connor, Marion Young, Birdie Haw-
kins. Mayme Clark, Marion Bowden,
Gladys Strickland. Mabelle Bryan, Pau
line Bryan. Mary Lewis, Alma Morrison.
Anita Wilkinson, Lois Smith, D9ma
Fleck, Elsie Baker, Opal Hadlock, Ruby
Hadlock. Rosemary Pelham. Ruth
Critchett, Clara Ketchem, Julia McFar-
land, Mabel McMontney, Stella Brick.
Norman Morrison. Robert Mullin, John
LoretZ. Shirley Marston. Henry Grady.
Davis Mulcahy, Adkins BOwden. Lewis
I Ormand. Richard Mediation, Nelson
Rice. Valentine Henry. Paul Nafe, Park
T. II
Heep. Ralph Homan. Robert Price. Ros-
coe Anderson. Charlie Andrews ILOvd
Stanton, Harry Ponsford, Lynn Nee.
Melville Herskovitz. Nat Russell. Ju-
MUS Hawkins. Earl league. Willie
Hawkins. Willie Moelich Wendell
Kuhn, Harry Glenn, Frank Ross John
Birch, Louis Blum.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25

Last Friday the ". c. T. L. flower
exercises were held in the basement OF
the First PreSbyterl n church An
abundance of flowers we're in evidence,
some purchased. many donated by
growers. Rev. c. l. Overstreet'S address
was helpful and Inspiring. Miss Mary
Heernars read a sketch OF the life OF
Jennie Cassidy and appropriate verses
Of scripture. Mother Thew was present
and prayed The program was some
what shortened in consequence of late
arrivals and need of helpers with flow
ers. However, visits were made TO the
county Jail. fire department and county
hospital.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
CARDS.
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charmingly informal affair of last
week was the bridge party on Friday in
honor Of Mrs Alfred G. Sharpe of Fort
Bliss, at which Mrs. Thomas Corcoran
was the hostess. Sweet peas were at
tractively used in the decorations, and
after the games dainty refreshments
were served Flowers We're given as
the guest prize. the first prize was also
presented to the honor guest, and Mrs.
W. L. Tooley secured the consolation
prize
Mrs. George r LeBarOn was the
charming hostess for the Wednesday
Bridge club at her attractive new home
on the Boulevard.
Mrs. A G. Wilcox will entertain the
High Five club Friday morning at $50
instead of the usual hour in the after
noon
Mrs. Winston Pettus was the hostess
for the Wednesday Bridge club at her
home on Montana street.
Special value in gents size u EIgin
or Wa1+ham watches, only $40 at the
Hixson CO. See window.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
Nuryserozss Happy
Affafrs
IN Social Circles
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MOONLIGHT PICNIC.
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One of the most delightful afralrs OF
the week was the moonlight picnic given
by a merry party OF young people Mon
dav evening. A large and comfortable hay
wagon conveyed the party down the
valley to Porcher's ranch, where
luncheon was served. and music and
dancing enjoyed
A splendid view was obtained Of the
eclipse of the moon and the comet.
Mr. and Mrs. Parvin Witte were
chaPerOnS.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Parvin Witte, Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ. G.
Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Chris
tie; Misses Ethel Rowe, Nellie Leighton,
Essie Darbyshire, Louise Sanburn, Syb1l
Shedd, Constance Pateman, Violet Ait
ken, Luisa Fegan, Gertrude Leighton,
Nellie Gaillard, and Dorothy VIII
liams: Messrs Walter Christie. Rowland
GiIchrist, Kenneth MacCallum, Joe Nc
Cracker. Howard Gilman. Milton Shedd,
Norman Morrison, Harold Wyman, Sam
Pickens and Henry Shedd-
MI and Mrs. C. F. L. Book chaperoned
a pleasure party of 81 in number down
the county road Several stops were
made, where games were enjoyed A
final stop was made where camp fire
was built and a most pleasant time was
spent a spread with steaming hot cof-
fee was served The party was given
by Miss Bessie Book, in honor of Miss
Kate Deter, from Joplin, Mo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
Many Ell Pasoans Leaving On
Vacations: Many To Cloudcroft

Miss Lucille Smith will soon leave for
Columbia, Mo, and will be the guest at
several house parties during the sum-
mer
Mrs. r. F. Burgess and little daughter
leave June l for Ocean Park, Cal.
Misses Anna Shelton and Maize Cole
will leave Sunday for San Marcos, to
attend the state normal
DR.. and Mrs. French 5. Cary will leave
their former home in Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs S. T. Turner and guest,
Mrs. Q. B. Henderson, and Miss Alma
Jones will leave next month for Alaska
remaining away until the early fall.
Mrs. D. T. White viii leave early in
June for California to spend the sum-
mer months.
Mrs E. H. Irwin. and children left
Monday for Flour Town, Pa. where they
will summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Murchison and
family will leave about June 10 for their
former home in Athens. Texas, where
they WI live permanently. Miss
frankie Miller, niece of Mrs. Murchison,
will accompany them.
Miss Annie L. Robb, accompanied by
her mother, left Monday evening for
her home in Uvalde. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
WOMAN's ORG ANIZATIONS.
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The members of the Shakspere Read
ing club will continue their meetings
throughout the summer. In place OF
the usual meeting next Monday the club
will take their books and a lunch and
go to Washington Park for a days out
ing. reading and eating.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25

Mrs E. B. Elfers and Mrs. Clarence
North have taken cottage at Cloud
croft for the summer, and will go up
to take possession next week.
Mrs Joshua s. Raynalds and family
will go up TO Mountain Park Sunday
evening, where they will occupy their
newly completed home during the sum-
mer.
Miss Ida Lockhart and sister. Mrs. j.
Il EnlOw, of Chihuahua, left Saturday
for California, where they Will spend
the summer.
Mrs. George Morse will leave about
June LIST for a summers outing at Long
Beach, Cal.
Mrs. c. H Lee and two children left
this morning to join Mr.. Lee at Tucson,
Arizona.
Mrs. D. B. Smith wiyll leave Monday
for Cave Valley ranch in Mexico for a
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. F. H Seamon and Mrs. ". ..
Greet will leave early in June for Cali
fOrnia for the summer months.
Miss Lucille Pierce WHY soon leave for
a summers outing at L ng Beach. Cal.
Miss Anita Jones, who has been the
charming house guest of her sister. Mrs
French s. Cary, for several months,
left Monday evening for her home in
Baltimore
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
FAREWELL CONCERT.

The piano recital given Tuesday af
ternoOn and evening by Francis l.
Moore at the home OF his sister, Mrs
". r. Brown. attracted a large coterie
of FL Pasos society people and music
lovers. Mr.. Moore will leave the latter
part of the month for New York, sailing
June for Paris. where he viii CON
tinue his musical studies returning 20
FL Paso in the fall.
The richly varied program of class
zeal selections rendered by Mr.. NJ pore
Tuesday evening was given with splen-
did Interpretation.
One OF the most pleasing numbers on
the program was Mr.. McOre's compo-
sition. Caprice" which has rare tone
shading and delicate and scintillar:ng
quality.
Three songs. composed by Mr.. Moore
were sung by Mr.. Witte in his usual de-
lightful voice and finished style
Among those in attendance were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Gaines. MI and Mrs. W
W. Turney. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Payne.
judge and Mrs. Julius A. Bucklcr Mr..
and Mrs. F. II. Seamon. Mr.. and Mrs.
s ]. Larkin Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Raster. Mr.. and Ms
Imam COOK, Mr. and Mrs l.. T. Behr,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Rhein, Mr.. ar Mrs.
r. c Candy, Mr.. and Mrs. a. H Singler,
Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Stevens Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Camp. Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Pickrell Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fl. F. Judd.
Mr.. and Mrs ". W. Rose Mr.. and Mrs.
Van c. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Burges Mr.. and Mrs. r F. Bur-
ges. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Walz. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. T. White; Mesdames J. i.
Williams, F. E. Neff. D. T. Whit. w
D. Greet. Leila T Moore. F. f. Wind
sOr. s. r. Comfort Heatherly. Guy L.
Warren, StOckwen. Belle F. Beac1 e1,
I. P. Henderson. Symes. F. J. Powars;
Misses Ethel Waiz, Carolyn Payne.
Anne and Frances Hughes. Henrietta
Buckler. jamie Ellis. Anna Grace Ellis,
Alma Jones. Mabel Falvey, Gertruie
Ellis. FLORENCE Comfort. Marian Com
fort, Ethel White. Mary I. Stanton. Ber-
rien. Swain. Ruth McCurdy. Sara Cobb,
Alice Fitzpatrick, Lauramaud Fink,
Marguerite Reeves, Clara Fink; MeSsrs.
J. G. McNary. Wallace Morris. Russell
Kyle. F. O'Briep. H. D. Slater, w R.
Schultz. BOos. and others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25

The Sunshine Workers are planning
a most delightful muslcal to be given
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs
w X. Brown. Some of FL P2sOs best
musical talent will take part
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-25
NOONTIDE
(Selected.)

As old and simple village street
Where all day long the lazy shadows lean,
he tsunsh sitting I'm between
Makes golden dsfde at my feet;
archinG branches meet,
Holding me close will o clustered green,
hOmeward cIOver-lade and keen,
ways are homely, the long hours sweet:
So n n mo thought of
m moiI, L stand
In oil lane to
far hum o. waited through,
The sleepy pastures smile either hand,
And Fife les dreaming In tangled grass.