El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-03
TWO MARIA LODGES
HOLD INSTALLATION

Maria. Tex. Feb. s-A Joint fnstala-
( ton Of officers of Maria Grove No. 7SS,
Moodmen Circle. and Maria Camp No.
zltz. w. O. W. for the ensuing year
was held at the opera house. The
ceremonies were opened with an in
! teresting address by Mrs. J. J. Maurer
on the progress OF the Maria Grove
No. 72S, W c. The installation cere-
monies OF the ". c. were conducted by
Sow. Lena MahOn. assisted by attendant
NJ r Roberts The officers installed
were: Guardian Leila Hysaw; advisor
Ida Lee Jordan; clerk. Estella Barclay;
banker, Christine CrOssan; attendant
Beulah CrOssan; Chaplain Florence
Middleton; managers Ruth Maurer NJ.
Mitchell. Hattie Young; inner sentinel,
/ Winnie Fitzpatrick; outer sentinel
Bertha Shuttle.
After a short intermission the ". o.
W lodge proceeded with its instala-
ton, Judge w W. Bogel acting as in
stalling officer The Officers Installed
were; J. c. Bean, consul commander;
J. W HarWeu. clerk. J. d. JOWerc. ad-
visor lieutenant; Floyd NiccOls. banker;
Gus Mauser escort. H. NJ. FenneIl and
VIII Murphy. managers; Forest Jordan
inner guard; Geo; Crossan, sentry; DR..
~ R. MatsOn, physician. The cere-
monies were followed by a two course
luncheon.
Chas, Moore, while out at Rancheria.
was thrown from a horse brea king
his collar bone. He was brought to
town and Dr. Peters attended him.
ALBERT karsendich, OF Ely Paso was
visitor during court week.
MI and Mrs r. s. McCracken and
two little girls have returned from a
visit to ElOresVille
Lucian Felix. OF Fort Stockton. came
In to join his wife and little daughter,
VINO are visiting relatives here
mrs j. A Harris pleasantly enter
tanned the Maria History club
large number OF members attended
The historical lesson was under the
leadership OF Mrs L. c. Brite The
evenings entertainment was made com
plete BY the serving Of a salad course
IolloWed by brick ice cream and cake.
Chas. Bailey returned this week from
the Texas Candelaria wax factory
Mrs h d. Fenneu entertained COM
plimentary to the Silent Five Hundred
her spacious parlors were decorated in
ferns palms ana liIlae. Mrs. Jno. P,
shields Won the prize. a hand painted
plate Following the games refresh
ments were served.
G. =. Spalding has returned to his
old home in Austin.
The Silent Five Hundred club will
entertain husbands and sweethearts OF
members In the near, future with a
Martha Washington" party at the
home Of Mrs. Geo. Crossan.
The Maria Literary club viii enter
tan It's members and q few friends
Friday evening with nine. tables Of
500 at their club rooms.
MIS- g. G. Robinson entertained with
six tables Of 900" in honor OF Mr.. and
srs; Jesse Poole. The Parlor was ef-
silver ttnsel cedar and artificial snow.
In cut with five others for high score
Mrs. VIII Murphy drew the lucky card
winning the prize Following the
games a sumptuous salad course and
straw berries. whipped cream and
angel cake and fruit cake was served I
Punch was served throughout the
evening Mrs. Geo. Shannon assisted in |
receiving. Those present were Judge |
and AIRS. ". W. Bogel. Dr. and Mrs
Peters. Mr. and Mrs. H NJ Fennel
Mr. and Mrs r. r. Ellison. Mr. and /
Mrs Y. Hogan, Mr.. and Mrs A. Porter. /
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. McCracken. Mr.. and /
Mrs. Geo Shannon. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 1
Poole Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Davis, DR.. |
Largent and Miss ". Ellison, J. P !
Shields, VIII Murphy. Mr.. and Mrs. G. /
c. Robinson.
Mrs. u. P. Shields Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. D puncan at Ysleta.