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The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
OFFICE TEAM VICTOR
At CoKEDAiE TOURNAMENT

In The Cafesiai. bppiisR ,a7srHs4
sssrn, las, aishs. the office 'rsas
.sascd = victory esrf the Ehupmrn hg
= seaE- at 5ss I. .lss. The contest
vss Watched by laEa- and inter
.ss-d ssuud. Manager q. Il. bnas-
made ,hg tizh sSnrr t"r the ptfif.
men rollins az i.: points J. visHni
for the shapta-n rolled tts points
Announcements is made that The
''sn.sEansz and sh- office men ~iIl
play match same '"w-Sr"~ uizh'
The standing ur '- to-day is3
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
sThnKvILE ITEMS

Mrs John UonnisnH and MIS- "
W.in..hI spent "Wednesday in Trini.
dad ,isi,inz friends.
Roy Warrirs va. a Trinidad husi-
nc.. visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. ~ Childs spent
Thursday in trinidad.
Mrs. Dave Thompson and children
spent saturday in Trinidad shopping
Mrs. ". Jane. visited her dsrsh.
ter. Mrs. R1y warrics. yesterday
Mrs. warricE is III a, San Rafael
Hospital. ...s
Mr. and Mrs. G. wclch. Nr and
Mrs. George Iro~n. Miss Birii" Lin
coin, and Miss Edith shoomatcT at
,eudcd the X. Of +. initiation aud
banauc, in Trinidad SUNDAY
David James Of Dawson. y, NJ. Ia
spending few days in s'arkrille
with hi. brother.
Mrs., Tom ncni.on and son attend
ed the funeral Of Mrs. r Kerr at
Ration saturday.
Miss Susan Childs and Ni.' Lizzie
Hamilton. of Trinidad. spent Sunday
yisi,,px relatives in Siark,lllc.
Mrs. william 1nsics and baby. Of
Trinidad. visited her mother. Mrs
Meek. over sunday
Mrs. T. Mclaughlin. Of Rugby.
spcu, sundly with her daughter.
Mrs. \. Nichols.
Mrs. i. Mac Dousal has located In
Frederick where her son Is employed.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
SOUTH IN GRIP OF
SEVERE sroRx

Washington. n. G.. Feb. 20
snow to-day invaded sections of the
South where i; has no, been seen be-
fore In Is or 2" years. In Savannah
there was two inches Of sno~-ihc
first in a score Of ycar.-~hiic Al.
sus,a had a like fall. Macon and
Columbus. Gs.. each reported two
inches. New Oricsbs probably was
the point farihcst south to rcpor;
.no~-thc frs; there since iss3.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

The saisa,i., Army can rs- auy
,ss,.o.t .ioshins. 'arH''ur-. ti'"bsu
utensils. dishes. Kidding. C'r. stT.
ua- having any ~ such pleas" rinn-
Rcd :,ss and they uiil be called
for promptly. Thanks y.
= Haas
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

our s,"Fr. The s'an"as' he n.-
is-,Es 'rHasi-irsi ami -iii sa"n '--
"pra si'h saHspis,s ass s'~sh
watch iaF asiF shn"aasras-a,s ia,-fs
Yal tuap 80 s-ii taF sash. 'r,iNrSs
WHY ur sell tar irss- IL
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
Fer SAlE-cHlckGNS

Tea S e White l..zhara pallets
'V1lHs s'TsiHt. sia- n"h'hs oil.
snd 1H- surbsF-i, unrelated i'Sif-
for lh- prh ttssss- -ish u E-,ail
fass-ssiaH sf 'h-n ahJii MaSrh -
set us1 sgPpiH as sszs EaF bats alas.
si' ,sii ssd safsaia gsf 'h-ss a"~ Il
yaa uaaI Ih-m T.. Enz-iAsTiI.
sgS White Ns-. rhaAs ,;ri sisa. ;g
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
DRl1ISH luNlsTER
ARRIVES AT VERA CRUZ

vssa Csus. Mssiss. trb. sss-.sss
I.sos.l Casi.a. hsiii.h uinis'rs 4"
Mexico. arrived hese iso@ M.s'sn
CITY to-day The diplomat Siii isAs.
on t-s~sd th- iisi,ish cruiser ts.s1s
fsr GaIs-.sps as s..sa q. ikr weather
issrrsit.s tton Gaise>:ao. Sis i.inssi
viii travel To Wsshinssnns
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
ALASKA ItLL up TOMORROW

Wsshisssss. - a.. tcs, 81
After assy days the Alaska railway
bill usa t,ssiiy Sskes as ~ snsf-s-
es.s today ~ish psusp-s's ot s-ias
,rsass.a 10 the sssase saa house tos
Iinai rssssx- sonsasfuss
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
VETS" LOSE II .tt,.r
0ALEsDu1o PRIMARY

Gaie.burS. III. Fob. 25.-Thc
wet cicmni here was startled today
by yesterdays primary result. wo-
mon numbering i.sss went To the
polls and nominated dry" candi-
iatcs for aldermen in every ward.
The city viii vote on the saloon pucs.
tion April :.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
ATTENTION. rLKs.

There will bc regular meeting
OF Trinidad iI.'ir- No, ISL. II. y. u
EIls. Thursday evening. February
ss. a; o'clock -. M. All VISITING
brothers welcome.
=. II STONE.
Exalted Ruler.
CHARLES nNtIEY.
II Secretary Fro Tcms
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
TIE BEST OF ALL LAxATvEs

When the ptnrrf dose Is 'Ah"n the
rttrr, at chsrBbcrIaIn's Tablets is so
natural tina, ypa do not rralis" shai
i, has been praiacei BY a nss'irsn-s
MIS-. .. j. nrsun. r"r, Wayne. lad.
writes LAS, fell I ussd bottle ":
Tablets and baV" nov
-r sr-n their -1usi for constipation 20
snit by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

Mr ~ II Msasys .as hrai t.isaa
,ua-F af praVsr, sii' H. in Triai''s'i
,hss Wses "ai7 i'sr'i~s rishia1
,asiF pianss ,assd ssit siHiiT i7a7s
ORDERS =, ,hp kaisb'CsssPissii Asa-
.sc ss.s-. iss ,s,s' stsias We rssi.
,i.-iY guarantee MFs ,taabF's ~.ss.
rh- Hnish, ,rampb-it Nusir Co.
iseasrs. Colo -
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
BREATHE FREELY! OPEN N0STRlS
AND STUFFED HEAD--EnD CATARRn

.s'aFrh "E cold. with It's runniHE
nose. 'aai mus"us dropping in,s III.
throat. shi Eau aFyn-ss is distress
ins bu' tguty assai-ss,
i'a' your .aiih-iss, once in
~ HF-sm iisihi' ami Solr cold or
ea,ar'h ~iii surely disappear.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
DO YOU RELISH YOUR MEALS,

Your food docs bat little good
rhsn goa have hp desire sor IT,
Tai. Sas of cha,nb~Fiaia'. Tablets
Immediately after aIaasss u vii!
sasbie S1ar stomach TO digest food
nssaraiiFs fsr sale by all dealers,
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
BIRTH RECORD

MF. ana Mas. jasa ii-iaas>a. o.
sspsis. as~ The paf-nis of sa eight
Pound siri b"Tn this psnfeiuGs Ms,
issid.ssa ts the ri, hos. Of the sarsts
miae.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

Msk- Aonr ,aiuFr 'FaiiaE p@in'
T.- r,sa"'ss W. s~II iaf sasss "a'f
aai aap rsiyr Ia all W. ssn sss"
yau = s.ss, deal as ssnar1 whY isal
ssarpr y" has ae,oas's At ,his s'nf-
tar yas 10 i,ay isr. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
CAPPER CANDIDATE s...
fO1 xAx1AS GOVERNOR

Topeka, Has. Feb. 25.---Arthur
Cappcr. OF Topeka. today announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomination for governor Of Kansas.
There are now three candidates.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25

A man may die from ovcrwork,
but 4, is a whole lot better to die
from wear than II is from rust
Memphis Appeal.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
o BIT U A RY

calass.
The fsss'st us jusTph Caiaaa. shs
died Mosass al ,hs hstn- u h.s
mother. Mss Aasus, Ta,ana. -as
held al o'ssaSt ,his sf;.sn.sa a,
the i;nbinsoh aVshaS shap-i. Th-
fun.rai uss largely ali-aasi and gh-
floral offsfiass srF. alaHs and ts-slr
iitais The iassrm-a, sas made in
the Ca'naiie sstas'Hsss
1obak.
JahA NnLai. aa Aas,FiaH s8al hsiH g.
Ct. ~as issssHstY Aill-si yesterday By
sonihs in eoaEar, -ish hishIY
charged peprs Wis- al the iias,tnss
mine The assa s5an i-as~s bs.shu
sc vho ia fassess ~ a ra-bi. Inaa
arys Th. bsa,trF hss b-ra na,iti-.is
The .os.ssr pill csaasS, an Iaau-st
ag-s ,h. boil taHs"Erps
Easns.
Thu b4-iy ss sE. late john v.
t:s,-as. sssta Fs ..i,rhman ~hs died
al - juass iFsn injuries sas,aias.'
:Ass vprA in Eaiilas hinder sn .nsin-
IN tho yssds asss. ~ss received hsFs
to-day and il 81 th- u a. Sig-r uadssi
saxins pAslasss Tho ls@is ntsf ''s
sse-sa sf sIi tsieaJ. AMI viii h-
SHIPPED fasaasra. msrnias isr bug.
IA! al i,-eksiii-. T-tsss
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
WE WANT THIS.

Lh. manager Of the West ih"a'-r
informs us tha, he is nesutia,ins
with the manager Of The Deep 'ur.
pie for one night II. saws there
Is very little chance for such com
pan, having date open. No mat
ter. let them know We are on earth,
We may catch them on their return.
You mus, remember. twas wind that
made Chicago. Keep blowing your
horn.
-
Wan, high grad employee Or
the better grade of servants Make
use Of the wan, columns of Tho
Chronicle News n
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-25
DAxroRp. sAxDERsoN 1 co.

Civil. Minlns aaa Irrigation Ia,
siassrs; ti!aepsia'iae. Mspptas. cas.
s,fas,iea. Rooms set-si: nssk
liiiisinss fssae r. iis. II
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
H PasOans AWay

Mis- Nellie Mae Bowen and James
z. Bowen, jr, are expected nome ADG .t
June 20 TO spend the summer "-Sli
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs }; l.
Bowen Miss Bowen WIKI play in a
piano recital in Los Angeles on Ju -.,5
Is. giving group of solos, ana wiz
also play with violin Grels S Oileta
in i. Major" She will give a piano hav
recital in FL PasO shortly after heF
return
Little Miss Consuela Weber, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Max Weber, German
consul at Juarez, will leave with Mrs.
Weber's hOusekeeper Tuesday for Gal
weston. At Galveston they viii sail on
the North German Lloyd steamship for
Germany and. after visiting in Ger
many. will return in time for the open
ing Of school in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ScruEgs and Mr..
and Mrs. c. E Shankle spent the week
end at Cloudcroft- n NJ, Mrs Scruggs
remaining for the season.
Mrs. Frank T. Stanley and little
daughter, Eleanor Marie have gone
TO New Orleans, La, and viii later
go to points in Mississippi where they
will remain through the summer. Miss
Isabel CorbetL Mrs. Stanley's niece,
accompanied her
Miss Margaret Jones will leave
early this week for BOnham, Texas,
to spend the summer vacation with her
mother.
Mrs r. V. Pearson and Mrs ". H.
Cole and their niece, Miss Talullah
Scruggs OF Memphis, Tenn, spent the
week end at ClOudcrOft y. II
Miss Effie Warren viii leave IN a
week for Las Vegas. New, TO visit her
aunt. Mrs. B. F Whitmire. Later they
both will 90 to the beaches in Califor-
MIA, where they will spend the summer
Mrs Sam SiIvermaE, children and
maid, left Sunday for California, where
they will remain through the summer,
visiting in Los Angeles, san Francisco
and the beaches
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hosford will leave
Tuesday for Miami, AriZ-, where they
will make their home.
Miss Susan Wender and G. H. Cher
min were Sunday visitors TO ClOudcroft,
y. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ainsa and chill
dren Will leave Thursday for Cali
fornia They Will be away all sum
mer. dividing their time between Santa
Barbara and San Francisco.
WhoF Whatf whereg $50 reward.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
TRUE PHILOSOPHY OF
SAN ANTONIO LADY
If She Had Known Years
Ago What She Does Now
About the New Tonic
Plant luce.

IF we could only know what was
good for US and what would help US
how much needless suffering we might
escape. For many years I suffered
with indigestion, stomach and kid
ney troubles and only a short time ago
I learned what would not only help
me but would cure me Had known
OF Plant Juice ten years ago just think
OF the pain I would have escaped.
Plant Juice is a good and true remedy
and does all that is claimed for il and
every sick person should at least try
It. I know many OF them would be
cured"
There is much philosophy in the
above statement OF Mrs. Holmes.
Thousands Of Texas people have found
new health and happiness in Plant
Juice the same as she has Many will
wish too that they had heard OF this
great, vegetable remedy sooner.
Plant Juice Is the worlds greatest
tonic, curative and corrective for all
arrangements Of the stomach, kidneys,
liver and blood. It gives new health,
energy and vigor in almost marvellous
manner. For sale by the Kelly and
Pollard Drug ore.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
Cards

Mrs Victor T. Roberts entertained
the Friday afternoon club IN a charm
ing way Friday at her home, on Non
tana street Pink was used as the dom
mating color and was carried out in
pink sweet peas and carnations used in
the decoration of the rooms, and in pink
ice cream, which was served in pink
baskets, in the dainty luncheon which
followed the card games. Miss Beatrice
Pateman was the winner Of the guest
prize. two gold hatpins. and Mrs. c. F.
Morse won the club prize. silver salt
and pepper shakers There were four
tables Of players.
Mrs J. C. ROus. IT.. entertained very
Informally saturday night with four ia
bles of auction bridge at her home on
Nevada street Her guests were Mr..
and Mrs Battelle White, Mr.. and Mrs
James Crawford. lIr and Mrs Claude
Hudspeth, Air. and Mrs George Wal
lace, Mr. and Mrs. J. E Nickel, DR.. and
Mrs. T. p. Miller, Mrs D. Baker Smith.
Miss PREFER and J. J. McCourt- Mrs
HuCspetn and =. E Nckeel were the
prize winners Punch was served dur
ing the card playing and later a dainty
Ice course was enjoyed
Mrs W ". Turney entertained IN
Miss Glen Ademss honor Saturday
morning with a bridge party at her
nome on Montana street There were
II tables Of players Pink sweet peas
were arranged attracrively about the
rooms and following the card games a
dainty luncheon was served at the
small tables.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
SOCLETY'S DOLNGS
Dances

The usual good sized crowd enjoyed
the evening at the Country cub Satur-
day night at the weekend dance. Among
those present were: Col and Mrs Jo-
seph Garrard, Maj. and Mrs. C. n. Bar
ueys Capt and Mrs j. J. BOnifaCe. Capt
and Mrs Aubrey LippincOtt. Capt and
MES- OnarleS X. Lloyd, Lieut. and Mrs
W. y Hensley, Jr, Lieut. and Mrs FOs-
ter Dr- and Mrs James Vance, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Win
mar Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Alves Dixon,
Mr- and Mrs. Claiborne Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs J. F. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. $ W Daniels, Mr.
and Mrs John Dyer. Nr.and Airs. Fred J.
Eeldman, Mr.. and airs. Alfred Kerr, Mr..
and Mrs C. H Myles, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B.
Naethings Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Race, Mr.
and Mrs II. A Schaffer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waters Davis. Mr.. and Mrs H J. Sim
mons Mr. and Mrs. Vance Stewart. Dr.
and Mrs F. II. WOrrell, Mr.. and Mrs
W. W Turney, Mr.. and Mrs. A P Coles,
Mr.. and Mrs d. c. sutton, Mr. and Mrs
9 h Finley, Mr. and Mrs J. Davis
MayIeld, Mrs William WalZ. Misses
" alker Mcclellan. Annette SchmitL,
Emily Kemp, Lemire Nebeker, Alice
Wulff Mabelle Bryan, Anne Lee Gaines.
Pauline Bryan, Milda Sauer, Lauramaud
Fink, Estele Berrien, Lucy Verne,
Edith 1cCleary, Beulah Brown, Martha
ThurmOnd, Virginia Semple, Marie ClO-
man, Irene Laughlln. Geraldine Mer-
chant Frances Gillespie, Alice Myles;
Mai. William R Sample. Capt Louis T.
Boiseau, Lieut.. W. W. Gordon, Lieut.
Alexander D. Surles, Lieut. Neil G.
Finch, Lieut. Vincent P Erwin, Lieut.
Frederick c. Rogers; Messrs. T ed Davis,
Talbot Hill, Allen R. Grabbing. Tom
Newman. Dexter Maple, Mike Shannon,
Russell Ramey, George Seneff. r r
Foster, Tom MayfieId, H R. AIcClintocIS.
J. A. Wright, c. A Beers Gunther Les
sing. Roger Brown. Tally Brown, J. W
Curtis, f J. Davis. W J Freeman, J.
NJ Harris, E c. Houghton, jr-, ". H.
Hawkins, W. H. F. Judd, N F. Church,
@ B ROGERS, Garnett King, ". +.
Payne. J. NJ. Pollard, G. G. Stol, IT., and
others
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
Dinners and Luncheoas

MISS Frances Mayfield entertained
saturday night with a very pretty
DuIIet supper in honor Of Miss Glen
ADAMS and Lieut. John Moore Thomp-
son whose wedding occurs Wednesday.
MISS Mayfield's home on Montana
street was attractively decorated with
flowers. The dainty sumner was served
oILLeI style from a table radiant with
s--Ih roses y large boQuet Of these
III -leu the centerpiece and about fine
go. IN crystal vases were long
cs1Iiasu roses. with quantities Of pink
- EieaInlng under pink shades
In crystal sticks. Among the cuee+s
were misses Glen Adams Emily Ker,D
hlLud Sauer, Walker Mcclellan. An
- 80 DS2JihinlJL Anne Lee Gaines. Le-
III . Ne3eher, Alice Wulff. Mabelle
-! an Fauline Bryan. Lauramaud
Fihh' Estelle Berrien; Mrs William
W Az ar. and Mrs. J. d. MavfieId
-lessIS; Led Davis, Talbot Hill, Allen
Iram ping, Tom Newman. Dexter
Maple. Mike Shannon. RuSeai1 T3sr-s,-
George Senefr r r. Foster Tom NfaZ-
ueld, Lieut. John " Thornnsou Tfsr7r
Neil o. Finch, Lieut. Vincent P. Err
win, and others. Mrs W n NTavfiaI5
assisted her daughter in entertai1ine
Mrs. R. S. Murphy was hostess Fri
day for number of FL Pasoans At
glnner al her valley home "EscOn-
were Mrs Claude B. Hudspeth Mrs
G c. Mcdonald. Mrs. J. E Bowen and
Miss Mabel Mason. Following the din
ner, she entertained the members OF
the Clint Thursday Bridge club. The
guests We're Mesdames NJ H Webb.
Stewart Schairrer, A. II LOOMS.
Oswold Cheek. r. VI. Jackson. RalDh
LOOMS. Marcus Jungjohann, c. z. KEEL
logg. X G. Schairrer, II. B. Elliott. r.
A Kibby, +. 3. Biddle. Edgar ID.
Brown, Miss Viola Milan and Miss
Margaret Richardson. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the completion
Of the card games.
Miss Glen Adams entertained her
bridesmaids Monday afternoon with a
dainty o'clock luncheon. at her home
on Boulevard The table was decorated
in unique way. with quantities Of COL
ored candles in silver sticks the sticks
tied with bows Of yaricOlored tulIe. IN
pale green, yellow, pink and lavender
hUes. Miss Adams presented each OF
her bridesmaids with an attractive gold
hatpin- Her guests We're Misses Emily
Kemp. Walker Mcclellan, Annette
Schmitt, Hilda Sauer and Frances May
field
Tuesday night Mrs Z. s. Stewart will
entertain Miss Adams Lieut. Thompson
and their bridal party at dinner at her
home on Magcffin avenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
Makes Wrinkles Go
GAS If By Magic"

Want 10 Danish every wrinkle-from face,
neck. hands-easily. quickly, completely /!
Try the famous saNolite formula Nothing
else so nearly meets every requirement
Why Because fl is correct in principle
and really truly assists Nature Possessing
remarkable astrIngent and tonic proper
ties il both tightens the sdn-thus natu-
rally smoothing out the unes-and i'm
u-oEes capillary circulation and nerve tone
tending TO strengthen loose tissues and
bring about a healthy condition Yet pow
erfuI as the saNOlite lotion IS. il won
harm your skin in the least And it's 30
easy to get the inexpensive Ingredients
at your druggists, and 50 easy 10 mix
them
Just dissolve / o. powdered saZolite IN
Il mint witch hazeI-that's all Battle your
face in thfs=mmedistely every wrinkle
and crease are affected. even the deepest
Won are perfectly astonIshed. and delighted
with the result You look like you've lost
years from your ge.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
Automobiling

Among some Of the members Of motor
parties who dIned at the Valley Inn at
( 4sleta Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs Hay
mon Krupp and their family. Mrs. A
Goodman was hostess for a party in
Guiding Miss EsteIe Goodman. Charles
Levy, Leonard Goodman and Karl Good
man
Mrs. C. Vizcarra entertained Mrs.
Hector Ramos ana Mr.. and Mrs r. Dun
In one of the groups were Mrs. VIII
liam Walz, Miss Walker Mcclellan, B.
7. Hile, i. J. Davis and Page Kemp
x
Saturday night at dinner at the VAL
ley Inn, at NsleIa Mr.. and Mrs Max
Mayer entertained Miss LOrene Mayer,
Miss Frances Mayer, j. L. Smith and
Hugh Drake.
IN another dinner group were Miss
Minnie AdOne. Miss Luiua L. WOL. J.
W Crowdus, George Cameron and Rob
SIr. and Mrs. Hal Christie entertained
Nj and Mrs. D. Y. Fennessy at dinner
Mrs. Mildred Patterson. Mrs j. A.
Heinrichs and Fred Marston dined to-
gether-
Capt. and Mrs Aubrey Lippincott left
Sunday morning in their Elmore car and
VIII motor TO Columbus. y. ", where
Capt. Lippincott is stationed on border
duty. Mrs LippincOtt has been the
guest Of Mrs. Max Weber. IN JuareZ,
while the captain and his troop marched
to Columbus. Capt Lippincott returned
to FL PasO Saturday to accompany Mrs.
Lippincott to Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs D. c. Booth, with Mrs.
]. H Harper. m0tored out 10 the post
for the band concert Sunday, in their
Buick car.
J B Paden, in his Studebaker car.
mOtored down the valley TO Ysleta. His
guests were w s. Harper. W. L Pitt.
". R Piped and ". NJ Banner. They
formed a dinner group at the Valley
Inn at Ysleta Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Carter and guests
Mr. and Mrs. Charles s. Ward and Mrs
A c. Rhodes, motored to Las Cruces
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wallace mo-
tored TO Ysleta Sunday in their Path
finder car. With them were Mr.. and
Mrs J. E. Nickel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
Parties

Miss Genevieve Jackson celebrated
her 10th birthday anniversary situL
day afternoon with a bIF thuay pa y a
her home on North Ochoa street L1eE
mother Mrs g. Y. Jackson, aided ner
daughter in entertaining her guests
and She was assisted by Mrs. g A BUSH
and Mrs j. NJ IauI- a. e+,-,,or-,
The Youngsters spent the aIlSILooH
rlavine- Games out Of doors, ana tnen
thev were called into the ulnlLs room
which was prettily decorated WIN pm,
and white flowers WheIe ice q - 80
caI Ike were served. IN cutting the Dir IN
dsv cake. Ruth Fleck found the piece
containing the dime, GeneNleEe = a1 ISS.t u
found the ring, and MIS- - a L,--,-
found the button, among 'i-T S5r-s-eT
Jackson. Ruth Fleck, Elsie HenII-N ~
Caroline Simms. Thomas o. hseL1e, ~
Amos Brock. Margaret trlDers 8 = ne. -
BIOrehead. Frances Palmer. Mary e.'tItlp
hell. Lorraine Jones, Donald - heeLLe'
David Brock. MoutrOse Paul. Hazel O1-iA
and Ruth Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kyle entertained
for their daughters, Ruth Kyle anu
Essfe KYLE, Friday afternoon at their
home. 1S-Z Montana street me nous
was decorated with wild flowers anu
American flags, and the afteroonn was
spent pleasantly in playing games on
the lawns and in the house Eu IleL
Abr won the prize in the games ALlOI5s
those present were Edna AIR, GeIli uue
Abr. Ellen Obenkamp, Gladys CleIn-
eu+s MARGARET Wood. Florence Girls
well. Margaret FavrOt Titine Fayrot,
Alice Jane Coomes, Elva Williams, Jua-
nita Williams. Elizabeth Foot Albert
Abr Leland DOty, Lawrence Wlmber-
lev. George Wimberley. Jesse Cornell
and Charles Harvey Bramberg. Mrs
Kyle was assisted in entertaining the
guests by Mrs. l. A. Kimberley and
Mrs. ". II. Crisweu-
Mrs. Francis L. Moore is entertaining
this afternoon in honor Of Miss Lena
Heep, who becomes a bride on Wednes-
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
H Pasoans Returning

Lloyd Stanton. a junior in the ken
lucky Military institute, has returned
to spend the summer with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. W stanton.
Miss Alma Morrison, Norman Morris
son and John Burch, FL PasO students
at the Texas university, are expected
to arrive IN Fl Paso for their summer
vacations about the middle Of the week
Miss Minnie Kershie has returned
home. after spending several weeks
visiting IN the eastern part OF the
state
Judge Peyton F Edwards returned
from Houston. Texas, Sunday with Mrs
Edwards The judge has about recoy-
cred from his severe Illness, but IS still
in a weakened condition
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Mrs Hubert Hunter and family who
have been visiting in the Salt River
valley. Arizona, have returned TO Il
PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
Dat OF Town Visitors

Mrs sam Hood and Miss May Belle
Hood Of san Francisco. have arrived IN
FL Paso to be with Miss Mildred Hood
who recently underwent surgical op-
Grafton
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Belson and baby, OF
Chicago have been visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. sam Suverman, for short
time.
Conductor G. F. Connor Of Big
Springs. Tex, was here Saturday with
his family. en- route home from Cali
fornia. where they had been spending
d months vacation
Miss Taluuah Scruggs. OF Memphis
Tenn is visiting her brother. z. c.
Scruggs and other relatives in Fl PasO.
Miss Susan Weuder. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. J. b Freeman,
VIII leave Wednesday for Minneapolis,
Mimi her home
Lieut. John Moore Thompson. Of the
18Th cavalry arrived in Ell Paso Satur-
day evening His wedding with Miss
Glen Adams Will occur Wednesday
night
Margaret Jackson of Clint. IS visit
Ing her cousins, Genevieve Jackson and
Ruth Jackson, at their home on North
Ochoa street.
Mrs Sarah V Peale, OF Philadelphia,
Pa, arrived in FL Paso Friday night
for an extended visit with her son and
daughterinlaw, Mr.. and Mrs c. ".
Peale-
Mrs. Venustiano Carranza, with her
two daughters, Miss Virginia Carranza
and Miss Julia Carranza, who have been
spending some time in FL PasO. and
Mrs. Jesus Acuna. wife OF the secre-
tary OF state Of Coahuila, have gone 10
Saltillo TO join Gen CarranZa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-06-08
About 81 Pesoans

Mr. and Mrs. George Harper have a
new boy. born Thursday. at their home.
on Arizona street He has been named
George Mcneil Harper, for his father
and grandfather.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Howard announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Miss Rachel Howard, TO Dr.. Earl P.
Byers, Of New Braunfels, Texas. The
wedding viii occur the latter part OF
the month
The baby girl Of Lieut. and Mrs. H.
A. Meyer has been quite i'll for the past
week at their home on Fort Boulevard