El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-24
IA Years Ago Today
From The Herald This Date 1899.

Louis Teel, of Shafter, Texas, Is IN
! the city on a visit.
E. z. Ceilings has arrived in FL PasO
to spend the winter
Miss julia Logan has gone to New
; Orleans to spend two weeks with her
/ sister.
Mrs. Leigh Clark will entertain a
number of friends at her home this
evening.
Chester Hunt has returned from
school in California, to spend the holi-
Gays at home.
Ed. Ten Eyck, a brothe rof constable
Bill Ten Eyck, came up from Chihuahua
to spend the holidays.
Miss Mabel Falvey, who is attending
the University at Austin, is spending
the holidays in FL PasO.
Judge A. B. Fall, who was counsel
for the dam company at Las Cruces, re-
turned to the city this morning.
Judge Goggin left last evening for
his home in Eagle Pass, to spend
Christmas and New Year with his
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Fink, of Lima, Ohio,
viii spend the winter in this city, visit
ing their sons. William and Edward,
Of this city.
Mrs c. T Poe arrived in the city
this morning to spend the holidays with
her daughter, Mrs. J. i. Kief, on North
stanton street.
Superintendent G. P. Putnam, of the
public schools, left thfs morning for
Temple, Texas, his former home 10
spend the holidays.
Mrs ]. Calisher entertained at her
home Wednesday afternoon, the occa-
sion being her birthday anniversary.
Nearly fifty were present.
The regular semi monthly dance of
the 1900 club was held last evening at
Chopin hall. Attendance was small
On account Of the weather
The girls basketball team OF the
University Of New Mexico, at A'Ou-
querQue, defeated the Ell PasO girls
team at Chopin hall by the score of
to 2. For FL PaSO, the best playing
was done by Miss Laura Mundy Misses
Julia and Louise Wilcox played good
defensive games. The hneups of the
teams were: Albuquerque, Misses Lizzie
Hughes, Liela Buchanan. Mabel Hunt,
Fred Berth. Myrtle Williams; FL Paso,
Misses Tina Linduaer, Gertrude Hig-
gins, Julia Wilcox, Louise Wilcox,
Laura Mundy.
The Social club dance at the court
house last night was one Of the most
successful of the season. The costumes
those present We're: Mesdames Brown.
Atkins, Spitz and Kindrick, Misses
Ainsa, Bowman, TrumbUu Edwards,
LOOMS White, Higgins, Marten. HYDE
Kneeland, Eva Kneeland, Newman, Bell,
Schultz and Brady; Messrs. Julius Kra-
kauer, Wood, Moon, Dillon, LOomis,
Peabody, Wingo, Latta, Flory. Jones.
Cooley, Mari, Carpenter, Webb. New
man, Brown, Coles, Kiudrick, Tucker,
Harper, Higgins, Stark and Roberts.
Mrs W. E Pulliam's tea on Wednes-
day evening was quite an event socially
Those assisting were Mrs. B. Dillon,
Dorothy Bowman and Pauline StOd-
dard Mrs. Dillon presided at the punch
bowl The receiving rooms We're
artistically decorated. Among those
present were: Mrs. Robert F Campbell,
Mrs. VI B. Dillon, Mrs. John S Akin,
Mrs. Frank McElroy, Mrs A E. Runkle.
Mrs. Joe Chilberg, Mrs. L. s. Stewart,
Mrs. s R. Comfort, Mrs. F. NJ Bray
Mrs. W. T. HiXson. Mrs. Leigh Clark
Mrs. S. T. Turner. Mrs NJ w Stanton
Mrs. James Z. Hickey Mrs W. A
Speer, Mrs. r. c. Hilson Mrs l. NJ
Turner, Mrs F. J. Feldman. Mrs
Richard Rule; Misses Lula Trumbun,
Mamie Sexton, Ainsa, Margaret Maule, !
Gillespie, Osgood, Powers and Farrer.