El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-28
CRUCES TEAM
IS ENTERTAINED
Two Fine Dogs Are Poison
ed; Birthday Anniver-
sary Party Given.


Las Cruces. n. NJ, Oct. 2S.-AIiss Edna
Holt entertained in honor Of the boys
and girls basket ball teams in the
school hall The hall was decorated
with pennants and the yellow and black
colors Of the girls basket ball team.
The guests were entertained "a farce
track meet Entries were made by
both boys and girls in the fOlOWlnS-
Standing broad grin; Relay race; tug
of war; 100 yard dash; standing high
lump: hurdle race. drinking race me
prizes consisted of a blue ribbon for
first prize; red ribbon for second prize
yellow ribbon for third prize.
Superintendent R W TWining and
Miss Edna Holt were the judges Miss
Fannie French, principal OF the hlSh
school, was Starter and shot off the
Following the track meet the com
pany engaged IN playing charades-
Refreshments, consisting of cocoa,
sandwiches and cake were served
The girls We're: Misses Mary ana
Louise Monty, Della Walton, Ruth Bun
DIV. Josephine Medinger. Lucy Smith,
Mabel Heinrich, Aida OHara, Bertha
Norviel. Maxine Lane, Margaret Tut
wiier, Freda Heinrich Florence and
Anna Quisenberry, Minnie walton, Ma
~ Davis Blanche BrOWnlee, Isabel
Brown, Marion Wade, Mary. Potts.
Gertrude ScOggins, Bonnie and Mary
Holt Katherine Lehman. Helen Burke,
Lucille Lemon. Marie Kelly and Fan
ME French. and Mrs Hudsbeth.
AIessrs. W. r. Twining, Jas. Cox Ste
phen Harland. Kenneth McCla-en. Al
bert Cox, Howard BrOwnlee, Dale Lane,
Ollie Isaacs, Roy Graham. Thomas Tut
Wiler. Hum bOldt MandelL Lyman Hcag-
land. Francis Leinbaugh, Patrick Car
rett. Olnie Reese, Chas. O'Hara- Fran
els Burke. Lawrence Kelly. Leon Holt,
John NOrVel Theodore LleWellyn. Phll-
ip StOes. David Campbell, Rafael Mitch
ell and Hillary Bennett
Fine Dogs Poisoned.
Jack" and Beauty the two beau
tiful cocker spaniels owned by A l.
katzenstein. in East Las Cruces, are
dead being victims OF poisoned food
thrown into the Katzenstetn yard
These dogs were exhibited at the ken
mel shows in Fl Paso last winter,
Jack" took first ana winners prize
and Beauty" took first prize. They
were highly nrized by the owner
Capt. ". c. Reid Of Roswell, former
" attorney general of New Mexico,
erected friends at the depot on his
way to Albuquerque
James Wilson. who was recently in
iured in a boiler explosion at the Silver
Bell Quartz camp near AlamOsO, Colo,
arrived Yesterday from Greed, Colo,
and will later go to Arizona
Mrs c. N. Poole has arrived home
from Fl Paso, where she was called on
account of the illness of her sisterln-
law Mrs W A Iindauer at 325 West
Lindauer. of New Orleans, accompanied
her to Las Cruces He is said to be
the oldest newspaper reporter in New
Orleans and has worked on the New
Orleans Picayune for "a years
DR.. George E. Ladd, president Of the
New Mexico College of Agriculture and
Mechanical Arts on yesterday pur-
chased from W. D. Newton a new Ford
touring car
Birthday Anniversary Party.
birthday anniversary party was CIV
en- by Mrs Mark Thompson at the home
on Las Cruces avenue yesterday after
noon. in honor of her daughter. Miss
Sue it being the occasion of her ninth
birthday anniversary. The invited
guests were: Misses Rosalie Frenger,
Mary Jones' Hayden Smith. Marie
Snow Lucy and Bonnie Cox, Jean
George, Grace Day, Marion Faulkner,
Eunice Mcclure, Elizabeth Bassett,
Maud Smith, Clarice DOlrUmple. Marga-
fet BrOadduS, Mary Limbaugh, Eliza beth
Campbell. Ruth Kelly, Ethel Mcbride,
Geraldine RouauIt and Lois Cornell
Various outdoor games afforded
amusement for the children until time
Tor refreshments. when they were IN
vited to the dining room, which had
been darkened. On the dining table
was a large cake with yellow frost
ing ana bearing nine blazing yellow
candles, carrying out the color scheme
Of yellow, typical Of Halloween. Soon
there appeared in the room a typical
witch. riding broOmstick and carry
shoulder unique baskets for each child,
containing candy, cake and a cOrnucO-
pla OF ice cream The home was ar
Iisticslly decorated with beautiful
R. II. Sims. Mrs. Vincent B. May as
sisted Mrs. Thompson in serving and
entertaining the children. Miss Sue
received numerous gifts
Hon ". B. Walton, of Silver City,
visited Las Cruces on business yester-
No One to Meet Her.
Mrs. J. ". Chess, of Globe, Arizona,
arrived here YESTERDAY morning Upon
her arrival her husband was not here
TO meet her and she did not know
where he was working. AS he had
been here only a few days he was not
and did not know what to do or where
10 20. Some of the people at the depot
became interested and tried to locate
The husband. DR.. Jackson and a mem
Der Of his family were at the depot
and the woman and child were taken to
the Jackson home on Main street and
cared for until last evening, when
Mrs Chess and babe took the train for
RincOn, having sometime during the
day received a telephone message stat
ing that her husband was at Rincon
awaiting her arrival.
The Sew and So club members will
entertain their husbands at the home
Of Bliss Freeman on Thursday night at
a Halloween party.
W. P. Steen went to Canutillo, Texas,
this morning.
Mrs. David Graham and Mrs. Alta
Whittier went to FL Paso this morning.
Mr. and Mrs R A. hammers moved
into the Joe Lowe house on Miranda
avenue today.
J. A. Findley arrived from Hatch
this morning.
]. G. Cray of FL Paso, was in Las
Cruces yesterday on business with the
Reclamation service
Mrs. c. L. Smith went to FL Paso
today.
WORK 25 TEAMS ON