El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-04-22

Las Cruces. n. NJ, April 22-The
program for the Dora Ana county Sun
day school convention, to be held IN
the Methodist church on Wednesday, IS
as follows:
Morning session. 9:3O-Openng exer-
eises, conducted by president W. NJ
Adair.
Introduction of and remarks by inter
national secretary Rev. Mr.. Merritt.
Twenty minute talk by Prof. Hiram
Hadley.
Twenty minute talk by Rev. Thos.
Mitchell
NoOn-Lnuch served in the church
dining hall.
Afternoon Session
1:3O-Opening exercises.
Round table talk, conducted by Rev.
Mr. Merritt.
Twenty minute talk. character Build
ing in the Sunday School, by Rev. Mr..
Vermilion.
General discussion of matters pertain
ing to the Sunday school; opening discus
sion, Rev. c. K. Campbell.
Planning for the future Of the insti-
tute and election OF officers.
Evening Session.
The address OF the evening viii be
secretary of Sunday school work IN the
southwest. His home is in Claremont,
Calf.
The women of the Methodist. Baptist
and Presbyterian churches will furnish
the lunch. 1t was decided to serve lunch
at the church IN order that the women as
well as the men could be present at all
the sessions.
Music Club Meets.
The ais Cruces Music club held its
regular meeting at the home Of Luther
Foster on Las Cruces avenue last even
ing. The program was arranged by Miss
Lutte Foster.
The hostesses were Mesdames o. Il
Brown and L. Q. Malone.
The program follows:
"Waldeinsamkeit,' Max Roger, Miss
Devotion Strauss. DR.. Brown.
"All Souls Day Strauss, Miss Nc
aFussreise.g ~Heimweh,o Der Cart
ner,7 Hugo Wolf, Mrs. Branigan.
'iRevery,7 Strauss, Miss Lutte Foster
@.TO None VIII I Ny Love Fer Dis
Little Sweetheart" Max Roger, Mrs.
Badenoch.
"Verborgenbeit.' Hugo Wolf; Nor
gen. Strauss. Miss Burke.
Gaelic, "Serenade,' Strauss, Mrs.
Broaddus.
The members OF the Philathel class
of the Methodist Sunday school have
extended an invitation to the young peO-
pie of the church to Join them in a fare
well party for Miss Viola hlmbal at
her home on AmadOr stree tonight Miss
Kimbal has been a prominent member
of tbs class and an earnest worker IN
the children's work OF the church.
The last meetiny of the Wednesday
club for this wear will be held at the
home of Mrs. Cornell on the Alameda,
April 60 Arrangements have been made
to hold an evenings entertainment on
Nav 3. to which the husbands and few
friends of the club members will be in
vited. This social evening was post
poned from Friday evening Of this week
to the date in May.
Joy Ride Is MisnOmer.
A "ioy ride to FL Paso and return
proved to be a misnOmer to a number
from this place who went to FL PasO
on Sunday and left that city about Z
o'clock that evening. unawares Of the
difficulties they must encounter on the
way home. 1t had only rained a few
drops in FL PasO. They were surprised
when about half way to Las Cruces to
find they had struck a rain district.
There was little chance of Judgment IN
that section, so the party five auto
biles. among which were those Of Messrs.
Havner. Marsh and T. R. II. Smith, de-
cided to come on to Las Cruces. Chains
and ropes were used, and after trying
experiences in the mud the cars reached
here. Some of the tires were ruined,
ard some of the experiences were hair
raising ones, especially to the women
of the party.
Heavy Rain in Upper Valley.
The r8ni on Sunday night in the upper
valley was very heavy. One almost its
equal fell here last night, so autOing
between here and FL Paso will not be
very good for a few days at least.
The court house annex is now ready
/ for plastering.
Building Material Arrives.
o. P. KreOger had two carloads Of
/ tile unloaded at Mesilla Park yesterday
which will be used for roofing the two
new buildings to be erected at the State
! college. One is to be an engineering
| building and the other a machinery hall
/ They viii be of reinforced concrete, Of
! fireproof construction. Architect frost
! of frost & frost, of FL PasO, was OUt
I and located and laid out the buildings.
! T. Rouault Is erecting an implement
/ barn on the tracks back of the depot
] The size Is 4UX6U 1eet. Inc Las cruces
/ Lumber company has the contract fOl
/ this building.
DR.. J. NJ. Chapman. who had charge o
! the MADEIRA company's hospital at Pear
son, Mexico. which was closed on ac
count of the revolutionary activity, ha
! located here. He spent six months a
/ Pearson. going there from Washington
! D. c., but Is a native of Maryland.
DR.. R. E. Mcbride went to FL Pas
| yesterday.
Mai. VI. Fl. H. Llewellyn has returnel
from a visit to his ranch near Selden.
Mrs. Engleright who has been quit
sick. is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Terrazas an
Miss Josephine Islas went to Ell Pas
this morning.
Mrs Emilia Garcia and Mrs Antoni
Garcia. who have been visiting Mrs. No
reno and Mrs. S. Stephenson, left her
this morning for their home IN Juarez.