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Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-03

Miss Margaret G. Maloney, daughter
of John Msioney. of the borough, and
ROY = Slayton OF Worcester. Mass
we're united in marriage at St. Mary S
pnr1ah Tuesday by Rev. ]. c. Lynch.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held at the home OF the brides
father on Church street.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-03

.. r. 1coSANT. n FranAsi. strees
Whitestone Be ana the ,. r. c. Toe
Cigar, are the best ON the market
Iry thea
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-03

sober man on farm. Address George
Sparrow, Windham Center, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-03

WANTED-A reliable man for work
on small farm; married preferred; 2
good place; steady work the year round:
Geo. G. Phillips. Greene. r. L mar2d
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
I'll Woiosnineer I amerifa.

Com for omtaIt, or bet Reningen at
ale bt, iom cnteu ieIp er TONNE ira @to
/ Selemarfen eDer paa en- eler anoet
Wsaabe er | SI9st meb Noioguiueerne.
ital forene os ON at ienbe ell Rinbeeane
til Dor Sientbb9o / guIebnins al Rorses
Sunbreaarsfeit / 1914 / Sorm al ct
Siem for ~trGneenoe @amIe. og Ibis
SroiambIinser bIiper flor moi, na at ans
peuoe Sperifubbet til ct Speebiis i Sors
binbeIie neo NIoerbomsbiemmet.
Mo er fienbt for fine ipr9te R9nb
oa tiGfIe apinber, 90 bet bill pare til
Nptte, 8lGbe os @eIiisneIie ON, hi Der !
Gmerita, iom bar bapt 2ptten mco os,
ian itifte ct Mberbomsbiem og Spsebus
for benz | S~iembpeoen, iom trGueer
SieIp af fine Reomenueifer.
Set Tom iom en- S%ubifpoeIie ober os i
Dor llngoom, at bi ifuloe isge Dor 2pfte
paa benne SIDE at Sapet. men / 8eiiebe,
ilutnineen lad bit ogiaa ben Sante, ar
bi nilbe belle ben 2bfte, pi maatte beite.
meb be fi9re, Tom iao i9ien / Siembpez
Den. Ii bar bpbbelt @lGoe af Dor 9fia
bonn, naar pi fan belle Den meo SlGat on
genner. Get bill bGre bb9eeIigt fer No>
iogniuger, ionl 6eipeer lin Siembpeo :
1914, at fiinrre bore meb at inooie ct Inds
oant W~fiuoesmGrfe, Tom Der er force
iIadet. St bar mango R~oiogninger
Der ! amerita, iom er fr%emragenoe iaas
bel beb fine Gpner % i'm 29rbpm Tom
peb fine RibIer, ug ies baaber De bill Iabe
here ira Jig og 9isre, bbab De fan for at
bcnne Gag Tan fremmes 90 Ipftes. Seq
bar t9ntt mig. at @aaroen SpbiIettetpeof
bill paste ubmGrtet til ct iadbant Aloers
bomsbiem 90 Speebus; men bet er 10
mulist, at ma uadr Siben til If9iez
reI1e bonner, fam finbe ct beore Steo.
Sr. g. 9. Steeuslaub, 8eItbrer nf
Sapines 2oan & SruIt Co., bar Iopet
at ta9e imoo % opbebare DC 9ibrng, Iom
tommer ino, % pGa De Subitrio, iom Biz
Der ~itaaenbe ct Gar eler mere bill ban be-
tale a Srocent &erte, pg forreiten be-
banbIe bisie gibrag paa famine @aabe
iom Snbitub fra pripate Subffpbere /
bans Sorretnins. Sor ale @aper bill
Der blipe 9ipet &pitterins / be norite
9ldbe.
4. s Sdab ON at benne Gag bill binbe als
miubeIi9 SiIIfutuing blanbt dle @oiogs
ninaer / Gmerita, tilaoer iee mig herr
meb at anbefdle ben paa Oct bebite og at
tesne mig ielo for SiinbreDe 9onars.
Sroub g. 8einbd6l.
MdoiSpu, gSis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
SftpnbeoSmtolcr
fpr Ttoeu.

Selp ON bum er iaa ing og paffer
iom Warie autoinette, feler Gpinben
olttb Srang til at gisre Zig enbnu
pafrere. Toa Sen ulpffelige 9ron-
ninas Sib bar SfisnbeSsmioIerne
Eiibber / itore W9ngber, Sminfer og
@siencer - life iaa langt fra 3uti-
oens Smag altiaa. Get pubreoe, bit
cpiatte Saar ~forbreoe iimpeltben eft
iminfet og maIet 9(niist for at pirfe,
Tom oet ifulbe. Oct par bare Gnfer,
iom life moatte forifisnre fig pao
benne Waaoe oct fsrite Salpaar efter
WnnoenS 8so. @n praftiif &eeel.
- iaa bar man bis paa, at 0amen
iergeOe opri9tig iaa IGnge ioetmino-
ite. gf Gsiercer bar iiGr Woifus,
Sasmin, Srangeblomit og lignenoe
bebspenoe ltrter, iom man nutiloags
regner for meeet tarpeIige Rarfumer,
anieet iom De fineite. Nnrie antoi.
nette ieIp foretraf Sasminouften,
6enbes 8emal Imbra.
Spor meset Ser forbrugtes al Bar
frmer paa oen Sio, bier &egnifaber.
ne fra en- berp9reuoe Earfumeriban.
Del. goiter, iom itabig sientog fig,
Dor I. gr.:
2eperet til 9ronuineen IL 8lno
&oienpomaoe, IL SLATER Sasmiit.
2eperet Marquiie 6Srmonbe 2 9lt-
lin &ruffer rso Sminfe til ainoerne
og 1 9uiiu &ruffer msrferso
Sminfe til 9eberne. 2eperet Brin.
lesie 9ambaae II sgifer 9uooer,
~ aruffer roo Sminfe, II 5laifer
observation-disclosures. 9eperet Sertug.
inoen al Iolignac 100 Gaffer q la
3oie, II 9ruffer blesrsbt og lise.
iaa mango Gruffer blaa aobolt til at
farpe garerne paa Sals og Grme.
Sanbeueisrpueren: "SoIot! su Biz
Der Der at belle aoutnuterue bal"
SmSenten (roIis): "Sor mig mees.
sieruel Seq bar ingeu paa mig, buor
meset bar Se?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
Nv PrWmie e. FRA Norge
norge i~~~
20 pafrs iarpelaste Sort fra SD o.
Spso for % Gents, rltr nit
iom ErGmie mrS "Rufsn"
et Aar.

Set or intet, iom oil aIGoe en-
2onosmuno ioa meget ION at faa en-
Silieu ira Gem paa et 0affert norit
9raufort. San oil iRtte itor gris
pua aet % giemme set fit aIbum
eQer fanife IaG Oct op paa Bergen.
GA . c m oil ban life glgmme.
De 20 groipeftbreuf0rt, iom oi
tilbuoer Gem til ooenitnaeuSe 5ilige
gris. er et lloools beitaaenOe al Bill.
leoer ira islgenoe Steoer:
9uobrauosbalen (Somseggen fra
Stremitab).
Sar0onaer 0aateios).
Riugerite fra Sfnret / 3umeSal.
SeIabeiIu airfe / SmShorS.
9ouoepiger ira Ssliter ! SsuSiiora.
SqtersSalen meaem Bale og gqtls.
@eitre SliSre j Solores.
gosieponeen.
FUNNEL ueo 9oIitaS poa gosiebouen.
6osieialo pau gois.
ArenooL-
Bergen.
Srdmmeu.
@iepif.
Summerfelt.
Sriitiani1.
ariitiansidno.
ariitiGnsiuuo.
Stauauger.
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03

Sanbeueisrpuereu: "Solotl Yi Biz
Der bet at belle 3ontauterne bal"
Stuoerten (roIie): "6or mig mees:
sieruel Seq bar iueeu paa mig, buor
meget bar Se?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
orretmimasnotii
On $4,000 W,Sel.

Zen $4,000 RooeI at 9u~narssums
peren "Rnuitania- Tom ! ben ieuere
Sio bar DGrst uotiIet | Hep Dor, %
Chicago. er M aubraat 9uunraliuisus
aouror pan 5isruet al Dearborn %
@nnoolph Sta. hpor ben ! en- u6eifsmt
lib pil p9re at ie. 9enne TooeI CT belt
ieiennsm en- nsiastis Ssproouition ar
ben pGIoiec camper. er is 600 % 3ts
Sonrnie lang. 8 Soo ce 5h SomHrs breo.
5 SOB og 5h 5cmme bei os peier M
trent $500 Suno. Zen opbepares | CT
Gfnb. Der or forarbeioet at @Ias os Raz
bosni. GunaroieIifabet ~inotpser ale ill
ab iomme % ie bette auuitperi, % Der sr
blepen iast. at Inlet mere l9rerist tan
piies bore Stolebsrn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03

1O501. Sp. Sp9ib Iabnet paa ct
ncrif glab / GAMBIA?
ep.: "yeurrsna", @innipes, Ian.,
"Ganabn=S fanbiuauen", 8aneuaper, 9.
Columbia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
areosmsoe.

Shenerne 6reos nf ben Soreneoe airfe
afboIber tit Ssitmeoe 8iuorp 9th Daes
nisheb, 8iIotp gitp. y. 8. Saitor =.
Sbomeions adIo, fra 3bie til ste Nos
BENDER. Ieeet aabnes meo YrGoiieu
beb Saitur q. g. SoueIum 90 SanttaIes
etrnet, Gen anoen gen. inrlebeS peo
Yaitur g. z. SiIneis.
&. Sbomeiou, Sorm.
e. g. Silneis, Sefr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03

fpmmenbe CT Der ~fpeeieIIe eppe, %
benz, Gpsrseren nGpner, or CIT iaabau
iperiel eDp, ben iaafaIete "Gnlcrseo
Spmefteao" 2op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
R~orreiponoance.

essrssmaaI md ,Nsr,ruer, tps lite cpsipet ins
Reu.e Ill Saskatchewan. beirares ito.
evpracre beoes aiatie fine Spsrssiaali Ct Hart %
tpbstisf Sprps. rsEa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

WR OST women could have pretty
Wf eyes If they tried TO. But they
ava are too lazy to do so. Pardon.
you do not like my saying this. but is
it not true?
Look about you when you are on the
street.
I often ponder as I peep out of the
windows OF my motor, why 1t is that
the women passing by in carriages or
on foot can afford to look so bored, so
dull, SO uninterested, and therefore so
undressing.
Their eyes are dull and lusterless,
their expression one Of worry or en-
nui, both ugly, and their faces droop
depressingly. Now with US in France
ii is different I think we have more
pride about our personal appearance,
more vanity than TO let the whole
world see US when we were not look
ing our best.
The French woman on the street
dresses only quietly, though she is very
chic" but her expression is always
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

one of interest and her eyes are bright
and fun Of animation.
Expression makes the eyes beautiful
and care keeps them young. But If
you are not interested in anything. not
even in your own looks, your eyes viii
lack expression, they will half close,
and eventually the under eyelid viii
grow heavy and the eye look about half
its natural size.
You can make your eyes look larger
by training yourself to keep them open.
After all, this is a trick and it is done
with the intelligence aid not with cos
metics, so that even the severest critic
could not say anything against it.
I will my eyes to be wide open, to
look animated and pleasant. though
they could often look as bored as those
Of other people 1 see amongst the
passers-by.
I know of an actress in Paris who is
famous for her eyebrows, which are
very arched and very high. She told
me once that elevating her brows was
trick Of hers which she had turned into
q habit and that her eyebrows were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25
Thanksgiving Day Will
Be Properly Observed
Plenty Dinners Two Religious Services Football Golf
NewsbOys.

Celebration OF Thanksgiving day in
FL Paso viii commence next Wednes-
day afternoon, when the students Of the
public schools and those Of the Ell PasO
School for Girls will give entertain
ments appropriate to the occasion.
The biggest event Of the year in So
cial circles will be the charity ball
at the Toltec club on Wednesday night,
which is expected to far surpass any
thing Of its kind heretofore given in FL
PasO.
Thursday morning special Thanks
giving services for the Protestant
churches will be held in the First
Christian church at 1890, while at
temple Mt Sinai there will be non
UNCONVENTIONAL services at the same
hour.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

quite low naturally. So you see with
determination there is little that is
impossible, and that is why I say that
the, woman with ugly eyes is lazy.
In Paris every woman outlines her
eyes a very little with a black pencil,
and If this is well done il cannot be
detected. Also the eyelashes are made
to grow as long as possible by rubbing
them with just a little sweet oil or
Taseline every night, but this oil must
not touch the eye itself or it will be
very painful.
I battle my eyes often with rose wa
ter, slightly warmed and poured into
an eye-cup. This is very good for the
eye, especially after any strain or when
one has been out in the cold air, and
very gentle massage around the eyes
IS excellent too, but the main thing is
the expression of the eye.
Some one told me the eyeswas the
shop window of the soul All I can say
is that the windows are often badly
trimmed with the oldest, stupidest
wares. and would not tempt me, at
least, to explore the rest Of the store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25
Cards

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. D.
Wise entertained. the Thursday Bridge
club at her home in the Brazos flats.
There were four tables and refresh
ments were served IN two courses.
Those present were; Mesdames Lamar
Davis, Otis Coles, J. T. Coles L 9.
WitherspOOn, George lie Baron, FRANK
Lynch. Bruce Section, Julius krakauer,
Charles Pomeroy, Hugh ). White James
Mari. Misses Mabel Falvey. Alma Jones,
Anna Shelton, Halle Irwin, Anne Lee
Gaines. Ethel Wall.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Julius Lo-
rentzen entertained the Thursday club
at her home on MOnteZuma street
There were three tables of bridge and
refreshments were served in TWO
Those present were: Mesdames R W.
McCandIess. Leon Miller, Harold Chris
tie. Misses Kate Adams. Lille Cole,
Maize Cole Loretta Brick, Madge Brlck,
Nora Bradley.
The Silent Twelve club was enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon by MIS-.
F. NJ. Fraser, at her home on west
Rio Grande street. There five tables
including the silent twelve and guests.
Two courses Of refreshments were
served.
Four prizes were awarded. The first
club prize was won by Mrs. J. ". Ridge
and was a sofa cushion of Irish crochet
other prizes were won by Mrs. J. II.
Groom. Mrs J. H. Todd and Miss Byra
Abbott.
The guests present were: Mesdames
Perry Jacobs. Jake Winner, Nlchlos'
Todd. Al Fraser, COrbly and MOffett.
AIRS. J H Todd viii entertain Sat
urday afternoon complimentary TO the
Silent Twelve club.
Miss Eunice Deegan, of San Antonio,
the guest Of Mrs. S. P. Weisiger, was
the guest of honor at a 500 party given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

by Mrs J. G. Barada, at her home, 1lS1
Arizona street, Thursday afternoon
The library and living rooms were
tastefully decorated in pink chrysan-
themurns and ferns, the same color mo-
tiff being used in the dining room.
The highly polished dining table was
decorated with an exquisite cluhy
luncheon set, over pink satin, huge
jardiniere of pink cnrysanJhennuils
resting IN the center
Hand painted vases were gwen LOT
prizes, Miss TheO Patterson being the
winner of the first, and Mrs. NJ X
honor was presented with an embrold-
cred chatting dish apron, worked by
the hostess.
Following the games a two course
luncheon was served
Those present Were Misses Eunlce
Deegan, Theo. Patterson, Edith Mae
Axe Hattie Mae Loretz. Kate Stoker,
Wilma Elliott, Mary Watkins, Jessie
Lindley. Lucille Daniels; Mesdames NJ
r. Kiester, E. P Rankin, Walter Scott,
H B. Heininger, S P. Weisiger, Eliza
Barada, n. A. Belk, J. G. Barada-
One of the most brilliant bridge par
ties Of this season was given BY MIS-
c. NJ Lyman at her home. lPzO North
Campbell street, Friday AFTERNOON
Red and white chrysanthemums and
ferns were used in decorating the home
for this occasion.
Mrs Hal Christie received the first
prize, a cut glass bOnbOn dish. Mrs w
D. Greet the second prize, a gold souvenir
spoon, and the consolation prize went
to Mrs. Parvin Witte, which was gold
souvenir spoon.
A two course luncheon was served
and in this the red and white color
scheme was effectively carried out
The hostess was assisted in entertain
ing by her sister Miss Ruby Wilson,
and Mrs. Roland Gilchrist
Those present were: Mesdames Par
vim Witte. r. B. AIves. ": D. Greet
Tucker, George Mengel H. Y. Ellis, E
W Mitchell, S. J. Fennell, G. A Fox,
A. y. Lanker, Roland Gilchrlst, R Aur-
ray; Misses Essie Darbyshire. Ruby
Wfson, Constance Pateman and Mrs.
c. NJ. Lyman.
Mrs r B. Alves viii entertain with
bridge at her home 1011 California
street, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles POmerOy and Mrs. Isa-
bel Flato entertained their married
and young women friends with 16 ia
bles of bridge Friday afternoon in the
TOltec club rooms.
The guests were received in the par
Tor which was artistically decorated n
Mrs. POmerOy was goWned IN a Gre
alton q Helen pink crepe meteorsand
Mrs. FlatO wore a charming rose gown
The club room. also decorated with
American Beauties and smilax, never
looked lovelier.
Mrs. Waters Davis, making the high
est score. received three hand painted
plates. Mrs. F. H Seamon, making sec
Ond highest score, was given a cut glass
compete. and for consolation prize Mrs.
J. c. Lakeland received two gold hat
pins
After an interesting and exciting
game OF bridge a two course luncheon
was served with an American Beauty
rose at each plate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

At the Toltec club there viii be two
dressed roast pigs for the members, but
no special dinners or other social at
fairs viii be given
Golf will occupy much of the time
of the Country club folk during Thurs
day There will be no special celebra-
ton Of the day and no dance has been
arranged.
Plenty of Dinners.
The girls who live at the Y. ". c. A.
boarding home viii eat their Thanks
giving dinner at their home that day,
as the downtown lunch room will be
closed. Durin~ the evening these girls
viii entertain their men friends at the
The dinner which was to have been
given by the Y. N. c. A. has been aban-
doned.
At washington Park Thursday after
noon the High school football team and
the eleven from the FL PasO Military
institute viii fight for the local cham
piOnship
The Sunshine society will entertain
the newsboys at dinner Thursday aft
ernoOn at a Mills street restaurant, and
"toikey,' cranberries an dressin' viii
be plentiful.
Special dinners viii be served at all
the hotels and there will be many din
ner parties in private homes.
In the evening the theaters will fur
nish diversions for those on pleasure
bent.
Union Church Service.
The union Thanksgiving services
which will be held by the Protestant
churches of the city will be in charge
of the Christian church congregation.
Rev. c. W. Webdell, the new pastor OF
Trinity Methodist church, will prob
ably deliver the Thanksgiving sermon,
as Rev. c. I. Overstreet, pastoe Of the
First Presbyterian church, who was
assigned to preach the annual sermon,
will not be able to preach on Thanks
giving day because Of his recent i'll
ness. A special program of music will
be given as a part of the service OF
thanks
The Citizens Service.
The citizens Thanksgiving service
a t temple Mt Sinai will be held Thurs
day morning at 1870, in charge OF
Rev. Martin ZielOnka- I'VE call it a
citizens THANKSGIVING" DR.. Zielonka
says, because the basis of our assem-
bly, is. American citizenship We ask
no one what his creed or faith may be,
we ask everyone to join in giving
thanks to the Father above because as
citizens We are so requested by the
president of the United States"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25
Dinners and LuncheOns

Lester Thealan entertained at dinner
Saturday evening at the Harvey house
in honor of Mr.. Hoil, of Dallas. The
table was prettily decorated with pink
carnations and ferns. The four course
dinner was enjoyed by Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert oliver Miss Beatrice Booth,
Miss Jane Lindsey, Miss Anne Weeks,
A Cutler, 5. n Dean, Mr.. HOn and
Lester Thealan.
Mrs. Winchester Cooley entertained
very delightfully."- at seven course
luncheon Friday afternoon at her home,
1913 Boulevard The decorations were in
the beautiful fall color of yellow. Yellow
chrysanthemums We're used throughout
the house. Mrs COoley's guests were:
Adesdames W. B. Latta, w G. Dunn, J..
A. Happier, Howard Clary, Horace
BrOaddus, Hal Christy, J. A. Dick, Fred
Feldman and Miss Helen Cunningham.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

A visitor in a thinly settled part Of
England was told by a resident whom
he met that no physician lived within
ten miles Of him. "WhatP' exclaimed
the visitor, ten miles from a dOctOr?"
Eyes, sir, ten miles," responded the
farmer. Thank heaven, we all In this
parish mostly dies natural deaths"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25
Women's Organizations

The regular meeting Of The music de-
partment Of the WOman's club viii be
held in the club rooms on Monday even
ing. November 70 at o'clock.
The directors for the evening viii be
Mrs. George Drummer and Mrs JuIlus
W. LOrentzen. The opera to be given IS
Fra DiavOla," and and excellent pro
gram has been arranged.
The program is as follows
PART Il
COncerto-"Au BIatin' (Chaminade),
Miss Gertrude Ellis Francis Moore
Mandolin sOlO-ta) hungarian Dance
Johannes Brahms (b) Russian Dance
a kaZanOff), Wallace Lane
Quartet-"The girls of Seville q.
Denza), Miss Florence Comfort, Miss
Emma Hoffman. Miss A. Schultz, Miss
Ann Hughes
Flute sOlO-Fantasie, Come Back to
Soio-@The Worldly Hope Men Set
Their Hearts Upon" rom In a Per-
sian Garden LIZA Lehman), Mrs
Violin &@ROmance CChaminade).
Miss Virginia Bean.
PART II
Selection from the opera FRA d.
avola." Sketch of the life Of Auber and
synopsis OF the opera FRA DiavOla-"
Aria-"NOw the Moment Approaches"
Parvin Witte.
Solo--'YOu Mountains Brow Ascend
ing Mrs. w. D. Howe.
Ouintet-Mesdames r. Gilchrist c. p.
Pollock; Messrs. Parvin Witte, NJ H
MacCauum W. Z. Norris.
Solo-"Tis Tomorrow" Mrs H +.
Dnettino-" Quite Correct" Mr..
and AIRS. Paryin- Witte.
ChOrus-SOng Of the Viking. lDaton
Faning) Director Mrs. W1tte;
Misses Frances Hughes, Edith Bell,
Chrysta HOgarth, Amy Schultz, JeneT1e
Anderson, Sarah Jarrett Mamie Clark,
Lily May Clark. Anne Hughes, Mrs.
c. F. Pollock, Mrs. ~ H Burton;
1Iessrs. Clint Ballard, sam kirkpatrick,
C. l. Rogers Walter Davis, N. H
Lemen, Paul Nafe-
The Royal Nefghbors Of America sur
prised Mrs. Louis Holman at her home
on MagOffin avenue Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Holman was present
ed with a rocker. Music and games
were enjoyed after which lunch was
served
Those present were: Misses Marie
CassOn, Annie Standt. Gertrude Standt,
Esther Figuerre, Esther Holman, Eva
Holman: Mesdames John Figuerre,
John CassOn, H. McENane, J. Neutt-
mann, Louis Holman, Helen Standt,
Lulu Mattice, Isabel Crawmer, Kate
Hintze, Anna CrOme, Holman; Messrs.
Willie Hintze Ed. Coleman Alfred
Standt, Philip Holman, Carl Holman
The Daughters Of Erin viii give
social Saturday, November %.
On DecemEsr S the Maccabees viii
give an entertainment
The Daughters of the Confederacy
held business meeting Thursday aft
ernoon, at Trinity Methodist church.
Mrs c. ". Runkle rendered her resIg-
nation as recording secretary, and Mrs.
George Tilton was appointed to iii the
uneXpired term
Delegates were appointed to at
tend the state convention in Houston
the first part Of December. They are
Mrs A p Aldridge, Mrs. Guy Ham
nett. Mrs D. c. Booth. Mrs. George
TiltOn and Miss Nary Blake
The Daughters of the Confederacy
viii give an entertainment on January
70, though no definite arrangements
have vet been made. Those in charge
of the plans are Mrs Frank Payne.
Mrs. n R. Crozier and Miss Myra Pra-
ter
The next regular meeting viii be held
the fourth Thursday in December.
Thanksgiving hats for gentlemen, at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

You can easily sell it. Call Bell rs,
Auto 1115. tell the girl what it is, and
The Herald will sell it. No bother. no
formality.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

The suits and overcoats we make to
order fit. Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

Thanksgiving hats for gentlemen, at
Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25
The Citizens' Service.

Thanksgiving hats for gentlemen, at
Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

N H. LedfOrd Of Bowling Green. No,
has arrived in FL PasO and will make
this city his home in the future.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

THANKSGIVING hats for gentlemen. at
Bryan Bros.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

On DecemEeF S the MGccabees viii
give an entertainment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-25

The Daughters Of Erin will give a
social Saturday, November %.