El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-28

: Las Cruces. y n. June 2S.-A new
, Aaccaoee Hive has been formed in
I Las Cruces.
A number of Lady AIaccabees~ and
! Jhelr friends congregated in the EIks
nan yesterday afternoon which had
oeen arJStlcally decorated for the
occasion A program was rendered
as follows Vocal solos by Miss
Edith Burke with Miss Fern Reeves ar
Z the piano Miss Erminda J. Fountain. of
4eSllla sang two SO-Os and her sister
Mss Eliza j. Fountain, accompanied
her on the piano.
Mrs Laura B. Hart. supreme lady
az arms, delivered an interesting ad-
After a brief refreshment period. Mrs
hart called the house TO order and a
new nlFe was organized with the name
-1eS-lla Naltey hive and the officers
erected ana installed. The members of
the olo hive, known as the Las Cruces
nlEer were taken in the new hive The
otIlcers of the new hive are as follows.
Commander, Mrs. w. H. H LIewellvn-
lieutenant commander, Mrs. ID. Selig-
man; past commander Mrs wills
cha pam, Mrs c. A. Poole. record keep
err Mrs Herbert NeO. finance auditor
MIS- j. H. Paxton; lady at arms. Mrs
H. H. hague. sergeant at arms. c. T.
scale sentinel. Mrs. Oscar Lehman.
picket, Airs. Neil Cross
me new commander appointed Mrs
IhOMaS Graham as captain Misses Sa-
die Stuart ard Miss George as color
bearers; Miss Katherine LOhman as
musician, and Mrs. II. r. Brewer as
chairman of sick committee
Another meeting Of the hive was held
TINS afternoon and another viii be held
on Monday afternoon as Mrs Hart will
remain here only few days longer and
desires to instruct the members thor
ouEhly before leaving.
Ihere are now about 30 members in
me nlNe- Ihe charter viii close on
tuesday 1t is hoped TO have at least
90 members by that time
Funeral Is Held.
The funeral of Erastus Booth. who
died at the home of his stepson. w. At
-Adalr, yesterday morning. was held al
the nome this morning at 9 o'clock. In
leImenJ was at the cemetery here.
The deceased was 81 years of age and
IS survived by one son. John Booth who
came here from California and was
constantly at his fathers bedside dur-
-lE lIe LlSl rev weeks of his existence. /
ana one daughter. AIRS. James Guthrie
VINO resides at DanUba. Cal His wife
GlGd ABOUT - years ago and is buried i'm
colorado. The past few years Mr..
lJ5 IN had nEed part of the time in
CallloEnia with his daughter and the
rest Of the time in the home of his stem
son. Mr. Adair, at this place Mr. Booth
NaS a HaLlEe OF ONO. spending much of
county gong TO Colorado over 20 years I
Mrs. W. IT. II. LlewlIyn went to her I
Iahcl nome at Selden last evening to /
Fruit Is In the Market.
Peaches and aprfcots grown in the /
ldeSllla valley are now on the market
Mrs. T. B. Robinson, of Spring Hill ]
NanS-, arrived here YESTERDAY morn
ng from Spring Hill. Kans. havfna. /
spent rev weeks at Polomas Springs.
~ ~, taking the baths and is much /
improved In health. She is a guest i'm
me home of James Quisenberry. near
own for few days before returning
Llama. has been here for several y-eal-s
'lsltIng friends. but viii go to FL Pas0
ne IlrSt of the week. where she will
ne home
Misses Lucy and Ethel George went
% III PaSo this morning for a visit with
Helr father Edwin George They have I
cen IN the LorettO academy here the
. -. wilson returned to his business
n El Paso this MORNING after a 1-5s-3
Win mis- daughter, Mrs Edward Woods.