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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

PasteurlHed milk. FL Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Dances

One Of the most prominent of the
weeks social events was the military
reception and ball given at the Country
club Wednesday evening, compliment
ry to the officers and their wives of the
Fourth cavalry and 22rd infantry.
The large ball room of the club was
artistcally decorated with American
flags, and the lights were also draped
with flags lending TO the scene q bril-
liant touch of color All the appoint
ments Of the affair were perfect. and
the elaborate gOWning Of the women.
together with the gold braid and blue
Of the officers uniforms, made q most
interesting and glittering assemblage-
Following the reception. the ball was
opened with the grand march, led BY
Mrs Waters Davis and Col E. z Stee-
yer, and Mr.. Davis followed. accompa-
MED by Mrs Steever.
The Fourth cavalry band, with the
officers In fun regimentals. rendered
the music for the dancing. Punch was
served during the evening, followed BY
two course refreshments, served AIS
the dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Church Affairs

The whatsoever club Of Houston
Square Sunday school met Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. T.. a. Hodge The
program was as follows.
Devotional services.
Paper, Daniel" Ruby POnsfOrd.
Paper, The Captivity Of Judah"
Dewey Miller.
Paper. The Three Jews" Josephine
Peach.
Reading, Little Tots in kinder
garten in Japan Isabel Bullen-
Paper, Ezekiel" Florence Robertson.
Reading, a story, How the Chinese
Fled From the Red Dragon" Josephine
Roberts.
Reading, a story THE Life Of Chi
nese Girl Olive Page.
Reading "a Blessing for Babies"
Edith Robertson.
A game followed Of bible questions
and answers Josephine Frankenbur-
ger received the prize for the greatest
number Of answers.
A bushes meeting came next ana
two new memb ers were received into
the club, Myra Pearson and Louise DeI-
ter.
After refreshments, an animated dis.
cussion followed in planning for their
next entertainment
An old fashioned surprise and pound
party was rendered Rev. and Mrs. Ken
meth Brown on Tuesday evening by the
rtan church. A pleasant social time
music, games and refreshments formed
the evenings entertainment large
number Of guests were in attendance
Mrs. H B. Mcdowell, 521 West Mis-
souri, street, entertained the primary
teachers OF the First Baptist church
Thursday afternoon There was a gen
eral discussion OF the work of the pri-
mary department and its needs, before
the social part Of the meeting took
place. The department teachers viii
hold regular monthly meetings through
the winter at different members homes,
the next one to be held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Frank ST. Clair, 1921
Boulevard. Refreshments were served
from the dining table. which held a
large vase OF red and pink carnations.
The lunch consisted OF salad, sand
witches and coffee The teachers are
AIesdames p. H. Rigdon, A. D. Bethea,
III. 3. Mcdowell Frank st. Clair, R. F.
Love, Springer. Misses Mary Davis and
Elizabeth Hail, superintendent Of the
primary department, and Isabel Spring
sr, organist and secretary.
The regular meetings Of the Phila-
thea class Of the First Baptist church
win be held on the last Saturday aft
srnoon Of each month, instead Of the
FIRST Saturday as heretofore. The next
meeting is to be held October Is, at
which time the class win be entertained
by Mesdames III. +. Wright and D. Max
well at the residence OF the former,
1915 East Rio Grande
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

will be represented in the form Of stat
uary. At the rear an indian maiden
stands, representative of the first set
tiers. In front Of the indian, pioneer
man and woman. he with his ak, she
with her spinning wheel. typifying in
their sturdy strength the beginning
of the growth of Texas
In the center, slightly raised on
platform, stand the greatest Of Texas
heroes, Travis, Crockett and Bowie.
Looking gravely on, stand the figures
Of Austin and Houston, statesmen who
brought the grand ship Of state through
the storms Of early history SUrmOunt-
ing all, at the head OF the ship of state,
represented In the form Of a gOndOla,
stands the beautiful figure Of progress,
cad IN flowing robes OF white. carry
ing at her side a floating mass Of the
state flowers, the dainty blUebOnnet.
Over her head shines the Texas star.
ana from her right hand, over all, floats
the Texas flag.
Masses OF white chrvsanthemums sur
round the ship Of state. AT the sides
walk the young men Of Texas, led By
shining ribbons radiatiug from the
hands Of Progress.
CanOpied in white, the horses win
wear at their heads branches Of the
bluebonnets.
Miss Marian Tilton viii represent
Progress Miss Marian Campbell the
, Pioneer Woman,' and Miss Maurine
Bailey the Indian Maiden" 2. n. Rob
lnsOn VIII represent the Pioneer Man
Austin, Houston, Crockett, Travis and
Bowie, and the young men Of Texas
wiz be represented by l. c.. Wilson,
Charles Brown, George Freeman, Hen
~ Shedd, William Archibald, Scott
White, jr., John BUrch, Fred Beers,
Lawrence Shea, Clarence Carpenter, W.
II. Meyer. Adkins Bowden Frank Ross.
William Taylor and Joseph SeraIta-
The Eastern Star win entertain its
friends at Halloween social at the
residence Of Mrs. Hawks, 1116 Arizona I
street October 81.
The Royal Neighbors Of America I
viii entertain their friends Monday Z
evening, November 6, with a social in /
the K. Of P. hall
The Daughters of Erin viii give an |
invitation dance in the K Of P. hall
on Halloween.
The WOman's Charity associations /
new standing committees for the work
Of the coming year are:
Relief-Me sdames w. II. Burgess, VIM.
Frank Ainsa, Ellis John B.
Watson and Miss Josie Wooten.
Finance Mesdames W. c. Davis and
j.. A. Rawlings.
observation-disclosures W. z. Race.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Won1en's Organizations

The first meeting Of the season Of the
current events and literature depart
ment of the WOman's club was held
Wednesday afternoon at the club room.
The chairman, Mrs William II. +.
Judd, presided During the business
session Mrs Judd spoke Of the WOmens'
organizations OF the city with the Of
Ulcers Of the Y. w. c. A working to
form a travellers aid in FL Paso for the
protection OF young girls travelling
alone. She asked all the club mem
bers and friends TO help think Of plans
that VIII afford relief Of the situation.
France" was the subject Of study
Tor the afternoon program.
Mrs T. A. Hodge told much of inter
est in her paper on French statesmen
Of TODAY"
Mrs. W s Valentine spoke on
French home life of today-Of the WO-
man in the home"
Mrs h T. Bowie explained the French
school system.
Mrs Mrs.. J. e; SCHUYLER read paper on
'French industries
Mrs. II. A Cline, Of Eastern, Texas,
gave talk on Club work"
An address was given on French
literature that has influenced Europe"
by Capt Rene de Serviere. He spoke Of
the great writer's of France, their chief
works Wre mentioned, and the influ-
ence Of these works were commented
on. A rising vote Of thanks was given
Capt Serviere. The meeting then ad-
journed.
The first netting Of the season Of the
art department of the WOman's club
viii be held October IS at the club
room.
In the absence Of the chairman. Mrs.
A p Averill, the vice chairman. Mrs.
Alice P Thompson, will preside.
This year the department will study
the arts and crafts movement early
history, development in Europe and
America, its influence on modern life.
The following program will be given:
General scope of the movement and
its object" Mrs Alice p. Thompson.
Craftsmanship of bible times" Miss
Jennie Potter.
Ecclesiastical art in ancient and
modern times Miss Florence LeBaFon.
The Texas" float, prepared and deco
rated by the Ell PasO Womans club
gives promise Of being one Of the most
beautiful in the great Os-ApIe parade,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alice P. Thompson is the chair
man Of the work. In design, the float
wiz be both alIegOrical and historical
Entirely in white, the historical figures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
GAS, DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION AND
ALL OTHER STOMACH MISERY GOES.

ton, Griping. etc Your case IS M
QlIrerent-you are a stomach sufferer.
LAougn you may call it bv some other
name; your real and only rr0-bIs ia
that which you eat does not digest.
put quickly ferments and sours. pro-
aucing almost any unhealthy condI-
% a case or Fape. -Diapepsin viii cost
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here ar5
" III convince any stomach sufferer fivs
minutes after taking a single dose
mat Fern entati0u and Sour Stomach
IS causing the misery OF Indigestion.
40 matter IL You call your trouble
Catarrh OF the stomach. Nervousness
or Gastritls. or by any other name
always remember that a certain cure
is waiting az any druE store rhs mo-
nent you decide to begin its use
Pape's Dlapepsin will regulate srv
out-o1-order stomach within five min
ures, and digest promptly without anv
russ or discomfort, all Of any Kind 81
food you eat
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Parties

An enjoyable surprise was rendered
Mrs. v d. Pickett at her home in the
Alexandra apartments Thursday after
noon by the Silent Twelve club, the OC-
casion being in honor Of the first ami
versary of Mrs Puckett's marriage.
The afternoon was spent in games,
and the first prize was won by Mrs
Charles Fraser and the consolation
Went to Mrs. MOffett- The honor guest
was presented with handsome hand
embroidered dresser scarf
Following the games refreshments
were served at a local cOnfecuoners,
ton and cotton bOlls, sent from Louis
lana, in celebration Of the cotton we'd
ding anniversary The members Of the
silent Twelve club and a few additional
guests were present
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rose, of SIS Leban-
on street, celebrated their 18th we'd
ding anniversary on Saturday evening.
October IA.
Green and white was the color
scheme chosen for the decorations. and
was carried out effectively throughout
the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose were the recipients
Of many beautiful cut glass gifts from
their friends.
Misses Grace Robertson and Ida
Hunter presided over the punch bowl
during the evening.
After two or three select readings
the host and hostess. refreshments of
ices and cake were served to the guests.
who We're Misses Ada Outlaw, Nellie
McKamy, Cora Outlaw. Vivian Hunter,
Felicia Won Briesen, Grace Robertson,
Ida Hunter Lola Robertson, ArvtIla
BickfOrd; Mesdames =. p. Atwood. r.
T. Hanks, F. w Freeman, c.. A. Patten.
j. H. Friberg, Chas. Scott, Daisy Won
Briesen. John i. Hunter, J. G.. Kenan.
T. a. ThurstOn, ]. II. MOrf0rd E. B.
Efers, J. G.. Lowman, z. Bickford. c.
NJ Newman, Margaret Urmston. C. c.
Tatum. A. p. Rose J. F. Willard.
Mercer, G. A. Mcclure. c. H. Campbell
F. II. SandersOn; Messrs. z. B. Atwood.
r. It. Hanks, c. A. Patten, Fred W.
Freeman, Felix Van Briesen. T. A.
Thurston, J. II. Morford, Z. B. Elfers,
z. Bickford, J. G. Lowman, F. II. San
derson, G. N. Newman. G. c. Tatum.
J. F. Miller. A. p. Rose. Joe Outlaw
and Thomson Freeman.
A number Of young men will enter
tain with Halloween masquerade
party on October 81, at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. Smith. on North El
Paso street The party VIII be in honor
Of Miss Juanita Smith and will include
20 members Of the younger set.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

J. ii. Nations. w. C. KIuttz n R. Gro
zier. Claiborne Adams, T. J. Woodside'
George Wallace. w J. Buie, T. Moye'
T.onrW-aIT Il III. Bowen, David Payne,
". 1. Crockett, George Sauer, W s
hilton. W. r. Brown, Lamar Davis,
CLYDE Holmes, VIM Judd and MISS hen
rietta Buckler.
Save the Babies committee, Mrs. j.
G. McNary: School Of MOthercraft, MIS-
o. H. Baum; Fairgrounds Mrs VIM
chester Cooley; Settlement, Mrs j. A.
Rawlings; Sewing Circle, Mrs. zach
White.
The East FL Paso Thimble club met
"Wednesday afternoon and spent very
pleasant evening at the home OF Mrs
r Da,vson. Refreshments were serve1-
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. HOlsworth and Mrs.
Sbofer were guests Of the club PRS.
Roberts. who lives In columbus, T. NJ
fs Visiting here during the Jubilee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Relief in five minutes awaits
every Stomach sufferer
here

II your meals don't fit comfortably.
or you feel blOated after eating. and
you believe IL is the food which ms
you; II what little you eat lies like
lump OF lead on your stOmaCh- ~ there
Is difficulty IN breathing after eating
erucutattons OF sour, undiEested food
and acid. heartburn. brash or a boIch-
ing OF gas, you can make up your mind
that you need something to stoD food
fermentation and cure Indigestion.
To make every bite OF food Won ear
aid in the nourishment and siren s-tr
o. your BODY, you must rid your St0m-
acn OF polsons, excessive acid and
stomach gas, which sOurs your entire
meal-lnterferes with digestion and
causes so many sufferers Of Dyspepsia
Sick Headache, BihOusness, Constipa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Dress Goods Specials

35-INCH WOOL CASHMERE
Black and eolors, also 36-ineh plaid suitings, OK
worth 35c; Monday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
8s-INCH WOOL SERGE SUITNGS
All the new fall colors, regular price Csc; 40
Monday -..-------.-- I y
54-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTH
All pure wool, black and cOlOrs; or
worth S125; Monday Observation-Disclosures. - -
52-INCH IMPERIAL FRENCH SERGE
Heavy twill all pure wool, black, navy and q o
white, worth to S1.50; Monday ........-.-. 90
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Dinners

Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Turney enter
tanned Thursday evening at a beautiful
~ appointed dinner of eight courses,
given in honor Of Gov o. B. ColQuitt
and staff The table held as a central
decoration a large silver basket filled
with pink roses
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. W.
d. Burgess The guest list included:
Gov o. 3 Colquitt Gen Henry Hutch
inson, Col. ID. j. Mathews, Col. S. A.
Chapa- Col r. ". Flndley, Col E. R.
York Col. J. F. VOTERS, Col. Otto
Wahrmund judge j. A. Goggin, Dr.. 3.
NJ Worsham, mayor C. F. Kelly, ". H.
Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. 1IcNary entertained
at a dinner Of "A covers on Thursday
evening at the Harvey house, compli-
mentary TO Gov W. j. Mills, Of New
MEXICO The table, from which the de-
lightful seven course menu was served,
presented a charming appearance, deco
rated with mum bers Of flags and a pro-
fusion OF yellow chrysanthemums.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Harper will en-
terrain at dinner this evening in honor
hua, and staff
Governor Richard E. Sloan, Of Ari-
z0na, was the guest of honor Thursday
evening at a stag party, given at the
home Of DR.. s. T. Turner, 1901 Montana
street
The dining room held a large amer
ican eagle, resting on a pedestal,
draped in flags and red, white and
blue A large bouquet Of American
beauty roses graced the center of the
handsome dining table, from which an
eight course dinner was served. Cow
ers were laid for y, and those pres
ent were Governor Richard 2. Sloan
and his stat. Capt J. C. Greenway, lieu
tenant governor +. F. Juett r. A.
Gregg =. r. Pirtle, Walter Douglas
Col Louis j. WORKMAN Of Fort Worth,
Dr. SwOpe Of Demiug, judge A. NJ. Wal
thai, ". T. Gaines, DR.. S. T. Turner
When YOU arc in need Of electric
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
About PasO0ns

George N Crombie is confined to his
home on Montana street suffering
from rather a serious accident which
he sustained at his place Of business
one day this week
Miss olive DAVIS is confined to her
home as the result of an attack of ton
sOlltis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
HoW - CO. IN PRINT.

John" remarked his mother, your
face is fatty clean. but how did you get
your hands so dirty" "Washin' me
face. mamma '-Delineato
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

Special prices on diamonds. opals and
other precious stones. KIne's Curto
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21
Furniture to be Packed?
GET GEIGER
To Do It. Both Phones 2400


Americans sometimes complain that
lney cannot set justice i'm foreign
courts, but Californian named Linde-
Oe1s seems 20 have got justice several
times over fin Russia. The governor OF
siberia seized $4,000 worth of gold
aust belonging TO Ldndeberg and the
american sued the governor and others
and gOt judgment OF $4,000. III we
are ever plaintiffs in lawsuit we shall
Try 20 have a change OF venue to q
russian cCurL-Adrian Telegram
A. H. Hilton, president OF the Hilton
Manufacturing company. of San Ant0-
Mo, N. H., came TO the city Friday to
be present at the celebration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

When you are in need Of electric
heating or docking devices, let your
footsteps lead you to the Texas EIec-
tricaI supply Co., sHOuse Of Quality
110 n. Stanton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-28
DISCUSS SUBJECT
OF PU Bile HEALTH
Papers Formed Interesting Feat
ure-Officers Selected
for Year.

One of the most interesting and i'm
p %adnaI features at, Of the meeting of the
Mes held in aieb of ,p which
the session of the Virginia Public
Health Association.
RMS association was organized dur
lns the 1910 meeting of the Medical
Society OF Virginia. held in Norfolk. At
that meeting organization was entered
into. but no scientific program was
provided. so that the gathering held
citation
The association held It's first session
on Wednesday night. with DR. Rawley
In the chair. and the second session
was held on Thursday morning The
roii0Wlns papers were read:
hcer," Or. Ray Moore. PheniS Va
Some OF the Obstacles in the Way
Of Efficient Public Health Service" DR..
w. b. Barham Newsoms
Soil Pollution. DIR. w. A. Picker
State Health Department.
Public and Private Sanitation" Dr.
Roy Il Flanna gan. state Health De-
Experiences In Treating Hookworm
Disease" DR.. II. L. Raiford. sedley. Va.
Attendance Gratifying.
All these papers elected the fullest
discussion. and much enthusiasm was
shown. In consideration of the fact
association at which papers were read
and problems discussed, the attendance
on the part of local health officers was
surprising. as we'll as gratifying.
At the conclusion of the scientific
program the business session was held.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President. DIR. Il. C. Levy. Richmond:
yice-Presidents. DR.. Powhatan s.
Schenck. Norfolk DIR. j. NJ. Shnokle-
ford. Martinsville; Secretary Treasurer,
Or. Lucien Lotion. Emporia.
The executive committee, elected at
the same meeting, includes the above
officers and the following members
from the ten congressional districts:
First, DR.. J. II. Ayres, Accomac;
Second, DIT. f. Il. Reese. CORTLAND;
Third. Dr.. r.. X. Flanagan, Richmond
Fourth. DE Lucien Lotion. Emporia;
Fifth, DR.. ]. S. Halle. Chatham: Sixth,
Dr u a. Moore. PheniX; Seventh, DR..
w. T.. Driver. New Market; Eighth, DR..
l.. NJ. Brooks. Swetnam: Ninth. DR.. p.
b. Green. Wytheville; Tenth, Dr. /. r.
Goodwin. Fincastle.
1t was decided TO hold the next an
nusl meeting of the association In Nor
folk at the time of the meeting of the
Medical Society of Virginia.
The papers read at the meeting in
Richmond will be published in a special
number OF the Virginia Health Bull
letn, issued by the State Department
of Health.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-28

The bond required of the special
commissioners under the above men
toned decree has been given.
r. r. PHILLIPS.
Deputy Clerk