El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-23
Wafer in River.

There Is now 17.5 cubic feet per second
in the Rio Grande. The same amount
has been there for the past four or five
days. The water has been turned out
OF the irrigating bitches as people are
not using practically any water at this
Mrs. John II. MAY went to FL Paso
this morning to spend a couple of days.
J. W. Searle, of Fl Paso, left here this
morning for his home after a day sDent
at Organ on business.
Mrs. E. G. Ascarate went to Ell Paso
this morning to meet her sister, Miss
Josephine ArmiiO, who is on her return
trip fom the far east, where she spent
the summer. Mrs. Ascarate also spent
several weeks with her sister on a trip
to Atlantic City, Washington, d. c.,
New York city. Rochester. Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Chicago. Mrs. Asca-
arte returned home last week, but her
sister remained in Kansas City to visit
friends.
Mrs. Vivian Walker and children,
Geraldine and RAYMOND, returned to FL
Paso this morning. after a three weeks
visit at the home of her brother, L ".
Nichols, near town.
DR.. J. n Ninetree will leave in a few
days for a visit in Arkansas.
Mrs Thomas Tate and grandson,
Thomas Hayner, who have been at
her daughter, Mrs. E. NJ Hileman. will
return TO Las Cruces in a few days
Miss Gladys NeSbit. teacher of math-
enlaticS in the Las Cruces High school.
was Ill one day and unable to be at
school Miss Ada HOagland substi-
tUting for her.
Mrs. J. n. Minetree. who has been i'll
proving.
Mrs. B. S. Thayer, who has been
quite III; has so far recovered as to be
around her room. Her husband. who
was called here on account of her i'll
ness, has returned to his work for
the reclamation service at Anthony.
L II. Clay and family entertained
Mr.. and Mrs l. c. Smith at dinner at
thslr nome near town
Mr. and Mrs A D. Saunders were
entertained at "fOrty-tWO" at the home
Of c. ". East.
gate from the local Eastern Star
lodge to the state convention to be
held in Santa Fe this week
Rev g h Campbell is at home from
Albuquerque where he attended annual
conference. Mrs. Campbell and daush-
ter, Miss Jean, who have been in FL
PasO, guests in the home of presiding
elder Ray, have also returned home
Mrs. J. H. Paxton will continue her
stay in California for another month. !
Invited 20 Ball at the Dam.
Quite a number OF Las Cruces peo- I
pie have received invitations to the !
tHirO annual halloween Dali to be 4
given in QUarterhouse No. 1 at Ele- /
plant Butte, on the evening of Novem- /
Der l. It Will be a sheet and pillow |
case affair
The Sew and So club was pleasantly /
entertained at the home of Mrs Her I
bert Kelly, on Florida avenue. The I
following We're in attendance: Mes
DANES p B. Hinton, Lytton r. Taylor,
D. W Morgan, H. Y. Bundy, c. l. Post /
Herbert leo, c. W. East. [. c. Smith
A d. Saunders, Payne, Bliss Freeman /
and Ralph French, and Miss Ida NJ \
Llewellyn- Refreshments were served
Roses and cosmos were the flowers
used in decOraun The next regular
meeting of the club will be held at the
home of Mrs. John Freeman, in north
east Las Cruces
Mr.. and Mrs. L c. Smith pleasantly
a few friends at forty
two at their home on Hinton avenue. |
Elect President.
Mrs. oscar Snow entertained the /
bridge club at her home near Mesilla
Park, Mrs Morrison was the only I
guest present besides the club mem
lers- After refreshments were served
/ business meeting was held and Mrs.
W Gerber, of Las Cruces, was
,lected president.
Mrs. Thomas Birmingham enter