El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06

. FORT DAVIS, TEXAS. Z
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Ft. Davis, Tex, Nov 6.-One of the
pleasant occasions of the week was
a Christian EndeavOr party given al
the home Of judge and Mrs. J. p.
Weatherby The living room and din
ing room were decorated in evergreen,
autumn leaves, mistletOe and Jack
O'Lanterns. The guests were greeted
at the door by two ghosts. Old fash
toned Halloween games were played
such as biting apples, bObbing for ap-
pies and fortune telling games, until
supper which consisted Of salads and
sandwiches. The dining table was
decorated with large centerplece OF
corn and evergreens; apples, autumn
leaves and black cats were dispersed
about over The table. After lunch the
witches cauldrOn was visited; the
witch appeared with a broom and evil
dence of black cats were on every
side. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L WOhlfOTd, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl.
NJ. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Weather
by; Mesdames s. NJ James, Sarah
Locke, Jas. Edgar; Misses Maud Ed
ems, Alice, Ruth and Mary Sproul,
Eva and LenOra Jones, Jettie Pruett,
Maud Clothier, Mary and Ruth Carl
ton, Catherine Edgar, Lottie Grubb
Mary Bauce, Eulalia Jones, Eva Dunn
BILE, Edna. Rose, Juanita Watson,
Gladys league, Alice, LOttie and Wer-
tie Powell. Bertha Davey; Messrs Ty-
rill and Eeneth Smith, Kenneth Stewart.
Hickman Clark, MCGEE, Barney and
George league, r. Miller, T. SprOul,
Lee SprOUI, Herbert BIOys, Jas. Edgar,
o. Miles, ri and Joe Weatherby.
The Fort Davis Bridge club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Jas. Stewart and
Miss Grace Stewart at their beautiful
hillside home in West Fort Davis.
Three tables Of bridge was played
CT the games Il two course lunch
was served. Those present were:
Mesdames o. L. Shipman, II. G. Temp
son, II. NJ Jones, Jas. Num-. Jas
Stewart; Misses Jettie Pruett, Juanita
Watson. NenOre and Eva Jones, Gene
We've TOmpsOn, and Grace stewart,
Mrs. O. I. Shipman will be hostess for
the club Saturday next
J. C. Prude, of Colorado City, is in
Fit Davis
John Bauce has returned from Pecos,
bringing his sister, son, and daughter
from lferkel, Tex, who expect to spend
the winter in Fl. Davis
J W. Espy, c. w. Glenn of Shafter;
II. A. King and y. Mersfielder, leave
today for a several days hunt at the
Esp ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ross are the
proud parents Of a baby boy born the
29th of october.
Mrs A. NJ Lewis is now at Houston
and san Antonio for q two weeks
visit.
H. ~ KING went TO Smarter to bring
George Gleim to TT. Davis to attend
the election.
Mrs B. Z. McCutcheon and children
have spent the week with Mrs. Nc
Cutcheon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. "A.
Holt.
J W. Merren and B. B. McCutcheOn
have been out surveying all the week
on the McCutcheon ranches.
Mrs. Bryan Cartwright had her
mother, Mrs. Woodward, Of -aarfa, as
a guest the past week.
Rev. s. e. Allison, wife and baby,
from Albuquerque, n. NJ, visited rela-
tives here and friends at Alpine, be-
fore leaving for their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Prude and small
son, Of Colorado City, Texas, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. FOwlks at
the ]. c. Prude ranch
Rev. ". p. BlOys. and daughter,
Miss Mable BlOys, have gone to El
PasO for a short stay.
c. A. Hutchens has returned from
FL PasO-
Lawrence Casaday is able to be up
from a spell Of typhoid fever.
Rev. McEntoch, Of Maria, preached
here in the absence Of Rev. W. 3.
BlOys, who is in El PasO.
Florence Davy is still quite i'll with
typhoid fever, this making seven
weeks since she first became i'll