El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-04

Las Cruces, N. NJ, Feb. 4.-The mem
hers of the WOmen's Improvement as
socfatiOn have succeeded IN getting the
town council to promise to put an arc
Iia-bt in the park This has been greatly
needed for many years Inc PARK Is
kept up by the efforts OF this assoGla-
ton and has been for many years 1he
MANNERS of the society now uuLuDSE
IL active members together with
large number of passive ones 1nS
regular monthly meeting was held at
the home Of Mrs. Frank lslas on MAIN
street Mrs. Henry StOes has been ap-
pointed chairman OF the park commit
tee and viii personally oversee the
planting of various kinds OF flowers
mostly roses, in the park TINS sprlhs-
This association is federated and IS
one of the most active clubs for civic
Improvement in the Southwest quite
a number Of new members have Deen
secured to take the place Of others VINO
have moved away $3.50,
Clark who died Sunday afternoon, was
held at 2:30 yesterday afternoon az
his late hOmess south OF Las cruces
He was about As years OF age ana
leaves a wife and four children me
eldest son a young man, works IN II
Paso. Mr. Clark and family came mere
five years ago from Parry, Miss The
interment was at this place.
Give Surprise Party.
The Christian Ehdeavor Of the Pres
byterian church went IN BODY TO the
home Of Dallas Reeves on Point street
last evening, working surprise on the
entire family. They recently moved
into their new house and It was this
that prompted the young people 10
give them a surprise Vocal ana IN
strumental music were features OF en-
tertainment. Making tarfy added mucn
to the rnerrfment Of the occasion
r. I. Faulkner is home from AlDu-
Querque where he spent month as
| United states juror.
ID. d rNerfHH n
| the North Ward school for Miss Edna
Waldorf. who is confined to her room
on account Of illness
Mr. and Mrs william Jacoby are
visiting friends in Mexico
z. c. Wade jr-, and wife, are re-
jOicing over the arrival Of young
/ daughter at their home on the Ala
| media yesterday afternoon.
John I. Davis, of FL Paso, visited his
| brother, DR.. jeff Davis, at Mesilla
Born. to Mrs. n. c. Smith. Of Cutter.
who has been here a couple OF weeks
/ at the home of Miss Islas, on Main
L E. RhuIe is seriously III at his
home near town
Mr Chapman. inspector general OF
, the Knights Templars Of the state OF
I New Mexico, viii visit Las cruces
| commandery Wednesday night
| Robert Roberts, after day spent at
| the home of A. B. Fall in FL Paso,
I EELuEnEu nome lESLEAQcN anu was az
/ companied by Mrs. Carrie Fall Ever
hart and her sister, Miss Jouet FAN.
| who spent the day with Mr. Roberts
I and his mother at their home on Main
/ street The FAN family leaves for
| Washington, D. c, Thursday. Mrs.
/ Everhart viii accompany them as lar
! as Philadelphia, and afer a brief visit
I with her husbands people, viii return
7 to her home at Pueblo, Colo
Child Is Scalded.
The small daughter Of engineer
I HOugh. Of the reclamation service, was
| badly. but not fatally. scalded by wa
/ ter from boiling clothes, boiling over
upon her.
A tennis club has been organized
! among the pupils Of Central school
/ and a tennis court will be prepared
at the left hand side Of the Central
| school building.
/ Miss Floy =. French has sold her %
I acre ranch west Of town to James 6.
! Bump, who with his family, came here
/ recently from Amarillo, Texas.
A party was given by Mrs Day at her
home on Griggs street in honor OF her
! daughter, Miss Grace's ninth birthday
anniversary. The following were pres
! ent: Misses Sue Thompson, Ruth Shell
| don, Resale Frenger, Marion Faux
| ner, Ruth Kelly, Margaret Broadduss
/ Adilee BeckWOrth, Katerine Holt Ger
/ aIdine ROualt, Unice Mcclure, Lois Cor
] nell, Annie Lloyd, Abbie Isles, Bon
I ME Cox, Lucy Cox, Laura Louise Fren-
/ ger, Maude Smith, Bessie Kimble; Mes
/ danes Young, Faulkner, Nay, FrenSer,
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