El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-02

home this morning after a visit at their
ranch home at Selden, where they are
building new house.
Harold H. Hague, manager Of the
Southern Auto Supply company, went
to Ell Paso this morning to get new
touring car for Ira Farney of Mesilla
Park
Gustaf Seligman is visiting in the
Llewellyn home at Selden.
Mrs. II. D. Bowan viii entertain at
"42' Saturday in honor of Mrs. Fitting,
who is here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Vincent May
L B. Reinhart has returned home
from FL Paso, where he secured the
agency for the Texas company.
j. II. Paxton went to Ell PasO this
morning.
W. r. Reber went to FL PasO this
morning.
Literary Society Meets.
The High school literary society on
Friday evening was well attended
There were about so persons present A
number OF visitors were among the
number. The next program will have
as its main feature a six speaker de-
bate. Visitors of Friday evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Mr.. Sutherland,
and Lytton Taylor. All the speak
ers emphasized the discipline of de-
.
girls were as badly in need of the drill
and experience of the literary society
as the boys. Miss Engleright gave
a reading fro Mrs Virgins Of the
Cabbage Patch"
This society will render the follow
ing program Aug. s, at the central
school The meeting will be called to
order at p m.
Music, orchestra.
Book review, Aida O'Hara.
Recitation Maxine lane
Humorous reading, Francis Burke.
Current Events, Perry Germany.
Select reading, Hester Day.
Song, society.
Five minute speech, Roy Bean.
Vocal solo, Marion Wade.
Debate: Resolved that life in the
country affords more pleasure than
life in the city, Affirmative-K- Nc
Cleron, Blanche BrOwnlee, Chas.
O'Hara; negative-Isabel Brown, Ly-
man Hoagland, Freda Heinrich.
After the debate the question will be
put to the members of the society
for general discussion.
A nay ride was given by Frank Z
Sanches, Ramon Herrera and Alfredo
Barrio. The young people went to Me-
silla, where Albert Fountain served
them with Refreshments. Those who
went were: Misses naria, Petra, An
gelica Dortea and Adelina Triviz; Miss
Isabel BOmbach, Miss Maria Perez,
Miss Rosita CasaSeZ Miss RamOnsita
Silvia, and Miss Anita Sanchez and
Messrs. Jose, Santiago and Marcos
Barris, Tom Robe, Joe Alderete. De-
metro Chavez and Felipe Gallegos.
Entertains at Cards.
Mrs. D. l. Faulkner entertained at
bridge and "forty-twO" at her home on
Miranda avenue, in honor of her sister,
Mrs. s. B. Clingo. Those present were
those with whom Mrs ClingO had be-
come acquainted during her brief resi-
dence here Sweet peas were used in
decoration. The highest score in
bridge was made by Mrs. Allen and
the highest "forty-two" by Mrs W. J.
Stevens.
Mrs. Clingo and four children.
Frank, jr., Judith, Carrie Alice and
Walter Howard, left here last night
for their new home at Central, n. NJ.
B. S Thayer was a business visitor
in Las Cruces today He is an en-
gineer in the reclamation service and
has charge of the Topographic camps
at Canutillo and Anthony.
Judge Frank W. Parker, of Santa Fe,
was here yesterday.
Walter Pack. official photographer
Of the reclamation service, at Ele-
plant Butte, was here yesterday with
the publicity members,
Mrs J. H Paxton, of the Alameda,
viii leave in a few days for CalifOr-
MIA, where she will spend about six
weeks or two months.
Mrs. Albert Fountain, sh., of Mesil-
Id IS S&eSl II lHe nome OF neE
daughter, Mrs. J. H Paxton, on the
Alameda.
Edward Ehle and wife are at home
from SOlidad canyon, where they
spent two weeks.
Mr.. Johnson. clerk in the United
States land office, has gone on a visit
to his home in Brockton. Mass, after
an absence of three years.
Mrs. Neil c. Cross has left for an
| extended trip among her husbands
ra1a riW1E in MaSSa chr1cn+fs
Misses Annie and Florence Quisen-
berry went to Canutillo, Texas, this
morning to visit their sister, Mrs.
William Mundy.
A number of Las Cruces women at
| tended an afternoon party today.
Unique invitations had been sent out
by Mrs. Glenn DeWiggins, who lives
near town.