El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-16

~ HE TerpischOrean club gave It's
first dance of the season at the
Il Toltec club on Wednesday night.
This proved a most delightful affair,
many of the members and friends be
ing present Punch ard sandwiches
were served between the dances
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Barada, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Fillmore,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Stafford, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. r W.
McCandless, Mr.. and Mrs John A Rule,
Mr. and Mrs. E 3. Holt, Dr. and mrs.
F. L. Miller Misses Milda Connolly,
Hattie Mae LOretz, Kate StOker, kar-
ma Deane, Hilda SOrensOn, Marion
Young, NJ Robinson, Stella Goodwin,
HedWig Matthias, Z. Hall Mary MeSSe-
mer, Alicia O'Neill; Messrs- Hope Smith,
Eugene Harris, Hugh Dunn, Z. r.
HunSsinger, Juan Smith c. L Sirmans,
Fred Hewitt, Walter Davis. Sidney
Meyer, L J. Locke, Tom Byerle, j.
Mitchell
The FraternaI Order of Eagles ex-
emplified the teaching of this fraternal
organization Wednesday night when
the members gave a complimentary
social hop at the lodge rooms in the
Mu0dy building The dance was an
invitatiOnal enc, and complimentary to
the now and prospective members and
one of the largest crowds was in at
tendance in the history of fraternaI
FL PaSO. The committee of entertain
ment in charge Of the dance was COM
posed of J. Y. Perry, Parker Burnham.
r. B. May, G. w Cook, James Connors,
Henry NJ. Walker, W. c. Steineck. Past
president w c. Bulger sent his re-
grets for his absence and gave a 10
pound boy at his home as an excuse.
Those who attended the dance were:
Mesdames: G. W. Cook. A F. Glenn
ents, G. T. BeresfOrd of Los Angeles
Calf; J. II. Graham. b NJ. Wood Rosa
Lee Ashley, Mae EmmersOn, Martin
Ron 7 u
R. B. May, ". H. ShObe, Fred -Schwen-
ker, W. A COfer, A E. Bartlett, J. A
Chips, Jim Arnold, A Murdoch, J W.
Tinsley, w W. Spalding, F. A. LOucks,
Liddell, Thomas Sharpe, f. A. Arnold,
Francis Ashley NJ Z. Haling, JACK
W FallOn, o. T. Plank Misses: Flo
Sheppard, Edna Van Patten, Agnes
Burk, Virginia Standish. Edna Corp
ming, Pearl Pitman, Helen Darrah,
Elsie Sheppard, Hazel Van Patten,
Ethel LittelI, Mamie Mooney, Kate
Adams. Agnes Donahue. n. Speuecy,
Maud Loucks, Muriel Emmerson, Doris
Llttell, Margaret Carr, Pauline, Bal
lard, Rose Powers, Adeline Morette.
MessrS, J. s. W. DOupe, r. B. May. Tom
Larock- Jas. COnnOrs, ". z. Delaney,
Harry Clunn, Frank Startz, c. D. Hen
bricks, A NJ. Morrison. Geo, Cray Roy
hurry, Jules Grandmougin, Fred
SchWenker, A. E, Bartlett. J p
Duffy, of San Francisco, Cal. Aerie
70 p JACK anon. Henry klnle, Henry
NJ Walker, J. c Perry, Parker Burn
ham, Steve LeGrOss, W O. Manning.
Tim Williams. Herbert Mathews, F. a.
Louc1s, W. W. Spalding, p. J. Powers.
John Shobe, Martin Bauman, H. Parker,
H Graham, Thomas Sharpe, D. F.
Sullivan, Louis Lowe, Roy Donahue. c.
q Ross, G. w Cook. w c. Steineck.
W N Haskins. J. A. Chips. F. f.
TufanO, f. A Arnold, VIM Stubblefield
John Powers, IL, ". o. Allen. W. H
ohobe, o Helder, F o. Standish, A N
James, P A Carvajal, W. S. Crawford
E 5 Moon, o. ROggenbacke, Harry
JacOby
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The officers and their wives at Fort
Bliss will entertain tonight with a
dance at the Post hall
The Zenith club will entertain with
dance this evening at the Knights of
Columbus hall