El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-31

Las Cruces. n NJ, May 31-The peO-
ple Of Las Cruces invite the FL Paso
people who are going TO make the
drive to Cox's ranch Sunday TO return
by vav Of Las Cruces The road pc
tween FL PasO and Las cruces = ~
very fair condition, and the new - -
from Las Cruces to organ OltS ---
been completed, and has been IN use
for several weeks and TO-DAY IneIe
are six teams and about 20 men Solns
over this road. giving IL the IlnlsulnB
touches to put IL in prime cOnulIlOn
for travel The men and teams were
sent out from Las Cruces Friday al
ternOOn, so they would be ready Tor
work early today
Mr.. and Mrs. o r. L Faulkner enter
tanned quite number of young peo-
pie last evening in honor Of their
guest. Miss Marion Lemon Of FL Paso,
and also the guest or MISS FluLn lay
Miss Lillian Parker of santa Fe-
The young people gathered about .
o'clock in the Faulkner home on MI
randa avenue. which was arustlcally
decorated with cut flowers, chleIly
roses About One-half hour later a
May basket was presented and Ine
young people instructed TO IouoW the
basket which was carried Dy Master
William Faulkner who first went 70
the airdOme where the young people
enjoyed a pleasant hour. After leaV-
in the AirdOme they again followed
the May basket down Main street ana
then west to the home Of F. b Clngcs
where they found to their surprise
Mrs Faulkner there TO welcome them
Mrs. ClingO is a sister OF Mrs taulh-
ner. The remainder Of the evening
was spent in the ClingO home and
dancing was the form of amusement
The following guests were present.
Misses Mildred Lindauer and Charles
Carter of Fl PasO-LiZana Robinson or
Spring Hin, Kansas City; Lillian
Parker. Marion Lemon, Blanche Cox
EudOra EaWley, Ruth Day, Roman
Alton. Katherine Lehman, Mary HaS-
erty and Katherine Guy Messrs-
Richard Quesenberry, Jack Maynard
Roy Baker, judge T. A McCannlc,
Theodore Lester. Emmett Isaacs, Jesse
Isaacs. RAYMOND Frenger. Fred Lemon,
Edwin Holt, Nil Lane, and Hal Cox
Memorial Services Held
The memorial services held in the
armory yesterday afternoon were at
tended by a number of people and an
impressive service was held William
H Sloan, editor Of the Catholic Ban
ner, had charge Of the program Wnlcn
was arranged By the president OF the
Stoes. Rev. Mr.. Sands gave the invOca-
ton and was followed by the chorus
OF girls and audience singing Hail
Columbia Lincoln's address at Get
tysburg was read by 5 W. Sherrey-
Marching Through Georgia was
then played by the orchestra The ad-
dress of the day was given by Numa
e. Frenge--
After a selection by the orchestra
and the singing of America the
benediction was pronounced by Rev.
Mr.. Rodriguez. The abundance OF
flowers was then taken by the @. A. +
and friends 10 the three cemeteries
and placed on the graves OF soldiers, I
both of the blue and the gray
Have Narrow Escape.
Mrs Vincent May and Mrs E. T.
Day had q narrow escape from ser
ious auto accident They started TO
20 to the commencement exercises At I
the state college and when about half
way of the distance. their lights save
out. They managed 70 reacn the COLI
iege grounds with difficulty, ana
there lost their bearings and drove
about half way over the wall OF the
old coIese buildings which was
burned year or two ago and Iue l
basement was LETT open TO make /
basin for a foundation at some future I
date. The car was got under control I
Just in time to keep il from dumping
into this place which is SIX feet deep Z
The car was just on a balance when Z
stopped and the occupants stepped I
Fred Lemon. who spent the past /
week here. left this evening for his I
home in FL PasO.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Tate and /
daughter Miss Tate, and grandson, 3
Thomas Hayner. leave here tomorrow /
for California where they viii spend .
the summer
Mrs. +. II. Alton entertained in honor /
of Miss Armeda May, of El PasO, who I
is visiting here.
Miss Edna Holt is recovering slowly I
from a relapse of measles.
Mrs Vincent May entertained the
Auction Bridge club at he home
Miss LiZauda Robinson. who has been
visiting here. viii 90 on Sunday to
Organ to visit her sister. Mrs. John
son.
j. T. Eckert. who has been sick for
several months, is now much improved Z
Miss Armeda May. of lei PasO is a
guest of her brother, Vincent May,
In west Las Cruces.
Mr. and Miss Lee Malone are the J
parents Of a young son
Misses Blanche and Laura Cox VIII