El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-24

though the bee industry is a thriving
one in this state and especially in the
Mesilla valley. The bees shipped from
Hills Siding had for the greater part
been located on the farm of c. 1. Hill
Social Club Meeting.
The last meeting Of the social club
for this year was held at the home Of
Mrs. George Frenger. who resides near
town Yesterday afternoon. Besides the
club members. the following guests were
present; Mesdames QUesenberry. ". D.
Stevens. and Miss Davenport, of Chi
cagO, who is the house guest of Miss
Sadie Stuart near Mesilla.
Las Crucans to Graduate.
Misses Ruth Day and WiDifred Crater
and Edwin Holt are the ones from Las
Cruces who graduate from the state col
lege preparatory department. this year.
Miss Day viii give the salutatOry, hav-
ing received second hOnOTs in the class.
The graduation exercises viii be held
on Tuesday evening in Hadley hall
Mrs. R. l. Faulkner entertained the
Auction Bridge club at her home on
Miranda avenue this afternoon.
The regular monthly missionary meet
ing of the Baptist church, held at the
home of Mrs. Thatcher on West Griggs
street, was largely attended. Mrs. Sloan
i
Great Southwest" The work in different
narts Of the southwest was discussed as
follows: Arkansas. bv Mrs. Minetfee;
louisiana Mrs. Poe; Oklahoma, Mrs.
Link; Missouri. Mrs. Sloan; Texas, Mrs.
Reese; Mexico, Mrs. Douglass. Mrs.
Yoast viii lead at the next regular meet
ing.
The tea ~iven BY the women Of the
Presbyterian church in the manse was
an enjoyable affair. The house was dec
grated with an abundance of cut flowers.
Vocal and instrumental music added
much to the afternoons entertainment.
To Visit Europe.
Misses FlOy and Fannie French and
Beth and Lutte Foster viii leave about
tie first Of June for Philadelphia, Pa,
where they set sail for Europe. June II.
They viii spend the summer touring
the continent and England. DR.. J. R.
Macarthur Of State college viii conduct
the party.
Attorney ". A. Sutherland is among
the State college alumni from Las
Cruces, who is playing in the tennis
tournament for the cup offered by j. b.
Wickard of this place.
Mrs. Paul NJ. Brown, Of North Man
chester, Ind, are spending a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bliczen-
staff. who reside near town. They viii
be Joined here in a short time by her
sister, Mrs. j. il. Wagner, of Santa Fe,
who formerly lived here.
Mrs. c. i. Hill left her ranch home
near Dona Ana today for her home at
Wheeling. W. Va. DR.. Hill viii remain
in this vicinity for a few weeks, looking
after business interests before going
east.
Miss Lillian Parker. of Santa Fe, viii
be = guest of Miss Ruth Day at her
home on Griggs street, next week. Miss
Parker formerly lived here.
Mrs. Z. II. Alton and daughter re-
turned yesterday from FL PasO, where
they spent a few DAYS.
T. c. Wade, ST., and family went to Ell
Paso in the Overland car of Mr.. Clark.
John billiard, who spent the past win
ter in the home of DR.. c. i. Hill, leaves
tonight for Wheeling, W. Va, where he
viii spend the summer.
Mrs. Pearl James is again able to be
on the street after a brief illness.
Miss Edna Holt, who recently had
measles and was able to be out, SUI
fered a relapse and is now quite sick at
her home in East Las Cruces.
Z. ID. Alton went to FL Paso this !
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Foster made a
business and pleasure trip to Ell PasO /
today.
Mrs. Thomas Brannigan went to FL I
PasO this morning for a brief visit.