El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-30
Kitchen Shower Given-


French is threshing large crop Of
wheat.
A unique shower was given on SatUr-
dav evening to Miss Rave Kinds, of
Woodland Orchard, Old Mesilla.
A party of neighbors marched silently
to the kitchen door and when Miss Kinds
appeared. she was greeted with the din
and clatter of kitchen utensils and es-
corted to a place in the middle OF the
kitchen floor, where the many useful
presents were shOwered upon her.
Two showers, one q miscellaneous and
the other a linen one, were previously
piven to this bride-elect at Las Cruces.
This third shower demonstrates Miss
Hnds's popularity IN her own neighbOr-
hood, as well as among Las Cruces and
college friends.
The marriage of Miss Kinds to Prof.
Joseph Rigney Of State college, VIII
take place at the home of the brides
parents, DR.. and Mrs. L. Kinds, on Fri
day afternoon, July 4, at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rigney VIII leave on the
4:30 train that afternoon for ClOudcroft,
where they viii spend a couple Of weeks.
H. C. Todrank, special agent of the
Santa Fe railroad, was here on Satur-
day.
Mrs. Theodore Rouault viii entertain
the Tuesday Bridge club at her home on
GTiggs street tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. ?. R. James has recovered from
her recent illness and in company with
her daughter, Miss Helen, went to Organ
to spend their sumer vacation Of few
days.
Messrs. c. X. Cleveland, R. L. Faux
ner, Doyle and Bennett drove down to
FL PasO yesterday in Mr.. Cleveland's
Buick automobile.
Mrs. W. j. Stevens was able to preside
at the pipe organ in the Methodist church
Yesterday, after several weeks absence,
during which Stanley Brown played the
OhiOans Are Guests.
Mrs. Jennie West, of Kansas City, No,
and Misses Ravena and Alice Wheeler,
Of Adamsville, Ohio, are guests in the
home of DR.. B. F. Lane, on Griggs street.
The first named is a sister
Mrs. r. Z. French and children leave
here tomorrow Tor an extended visit in
Missouri.
Jose Lucero and daughter returned
last evening from FL Paso.
Rev. Thomas Mitchell. pastor Of the
Presbyterian church. preached a sermon
on the subject Of Holiness yesterday
morning.
Special Service Held.
A special service was rendered in the
Methodist church yesterday morning as
follows:
Prelude, Prayer from LOheng-in,9
Wagner.
Hymn 80. congregation standing.
he Apostles Creed, recited by all,
still standing.
Prayer, concluded by Lords Prayer,
repeated audibly by all. Response by
the choir.
Anthem, Festival Ts Deum, Dudley
Buck.
Lesson from Old Testament,
The Gloria Patria.
Lesson from New Testament
OffertOIre "LentO,' JaGassolin.
Solo, These Are They, from Holy
City," by Gaul Mrs. BrJuddus
hymn 1873.
sermon by pastor, Christ the life
GiveI," John 5:26.
Hymn 1863.
BenedlctIon.
POstlude, selected.
Duncan MCGOWAN was down here from
his Organ mountain mines for several
days.
Elks Win.
The game of baseball played here YES.
Gerday afternoon at Jones park between
ais Cruces GTays and the Elks re-
suited in a score Of II to in favor of
the Elks. The Grays have new suits
The feature of the game was the hitting
and fielding by VIII La Point. an Elk
and editor of the Las Cruces Citizen.
He made five hits out Of five times to
bat. The pitcher for the Elks was Ray
mOnd Edmundson, and the catcher Sid
ney Howard. The catcher for the Grays
was '.ArizOna" and pitchers were Romero
and Lopez
Mrs T. D. Robson and daughter, Miss
Llama Robson, left here this morn
ing for FL PasO, where size former viii
visit Eugene Davis and family on West /
Missouri until tomorrow, when she viii 1
leave for her home at Spring Hill. Kan. /
The latter will spend a week with her
friend, Miss Marion Lemon, at Ills /
Arizona street, FL. PasO.
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