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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
TURK CRUISER
Crimean Town and Threat.
n Another-Arrest
Officials.

NOVoRoSSYSK. Caucasia. via
PetrOgrad. Oct. 29-The Turkish
cruiser hsmidieh which arrived here
today. demanding the surrender OF
the city and The government proper
lies threatening In case Of refusal 10
lombard he town The Turkish con
SUI ~ officials we're arrested. The
cruiser withdrew.
THEODOSIA. Crimea. via petro
grad Oct 29-From 2 30 o'clock IN
y. 30 this morning q Turkish cruiser
Win three tunnels ~bOmbarded tbg
station and city. damaging the catbe
dfal. the Greek church. q pier and
some sheds One soldier was wound.
ed. a branch Of the Russian bapk 81
foreifn Commerce caught Gre. Al
me conclusion Of the b~Omhardmenf
the cruise left boz a southwesterlv d.
rrCtlOu.
If<odns|f formerly KansI De- "a u5..
rfufurf ON the a-0HfnaHa roaaf -
nnel about a hundred miles north
~ 1ehnetupDl POI HhIrh DO lr rsn.
~NgforuesYsE fs or the northeast r,,4,
we uIfr se1 ord Dr. fhe capital u
I.fflfnfN of flr nlnrE sea is
'nt dtrerflr nf ppaife T~heodasIa ~ q
iI-''H'e "f about go miles
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NV YORK, Oct 29-Dr. Martin j..
Potter, a horse dealer OF this city. an
~ounced tonight hat NJ had received
an order FOR 80. 200 horses from repre-
sentatives Of the British government.
tie VIII leave az once for East 81. Louis.
ne said. 90 collect the animals.
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be held at the home. i63 Seventeenth
1900 AT $3.50 o'clock. lnterment will
De In Mt. Calvary cemetery. va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
Laugh At
Dyspepsia
BY simply Using a stus1's Dyspepsia
Tablet After Any Meal You
Want TO Eat.

II sounds almost ridiculous 10 think
OF eating a big neal without pain
and discomfort afterwards. doesn't t.?
Wen. try this simple remedy M
demonstrate its truth. You know that
l. men "a jury decide the laws OF
our land. Not only have Il men
o KID Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets,
but hundreds Of thousands a. well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30

The last sad rites over the remains OF
the late James a. Wood we're held yes
t"rdHy afternoon a. gao o'clock az the
home Of his son.. Charles Wood. OF Echo
Point. Rev Jacob birmingham Of ~.
lgkrs = T. church had charge. aud
tnterment was In Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-30
H. c.. ZURICH
PASSES AWAY
LOCAL MAN DIES IN WHITE CITY.
FLA, WHERE HE WAS VISITING.
Had Been in III Health for the Past
several rears-Body 70 Ne Brought
Here for rntermenN.

The sad news was received In this
city yesterday Of the death OF n. q.
tlricn. Sr-. which occurred yesterday
morning at White city, Fla lie mad
been visiting In tina city for the past
several weeks. as the guest Of his son.
Earhart. lie had been In poor health
Tor some time. being seriously IN Tor
IN. past few years.
The deceased was fOrmely "A we'll
known resident OF this city. lie arrived
here In 1865, from Germany. For sew
eral years he vas employed a. book
keeper a. the LaHelie iron works. ana
later gag In the grocery business
at T~htrty-siN and Jacob streets. For
the past 10 years he has resided Ia Mar
tins Ferry.
His traternal affiliations we've with
the A. .. L. ". and Protected Home
Mr. Clrieh Is survived By his widow
aud the following children. Charles. Of
Paris. III Alfred D.. Of this city I'd
ward T.. Of Carson. fla Harry e. Jr.
81 Wuodlawn, Earhart. Of White CITY.
ia; Mrs. Emma Olmutz. Of Loratn. a..
and Mrs. Lena Carmichael. OF Martins
Ferry. Mrs. Fred Schmeister. Sr. ~ e.
sister.
Tne body wall be brought To this city
Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Jordan obsequiss.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. l.. =. Jordan. wife OF Judge
Jordan, viii be held this afternoon at
3 o'clock az the family home. - Six
tenth street Rev. q. freeland Peter
will have charge OF the services. and in
termcnt VIII b. in Greenwood cemetery.
Following the services. intsrment viii
BE- In Greenwood cemetery.
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Requiem high mass will Do celebrated
this morning owe the remains or the
late James D Fitzsimmona az the So.
Joseph = cathedral. short services will
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See Sherman's large announcement
Page 9, to-dsy's Intelligence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Church Affairs


Glass eight of the Trinity Methodist
church was entertained Friday evening
by its teacher, G. T. Lemen, at his
home, on Montana street. Each boy of
the class brought a girl friend along.
Guessing games were played. Miss
Jimmie Willis entertained the guests
with piano music. NJ. H. Lemen sang
several classical solos, E. c. Knickmey-
er accompanying him on the piano. Ine
prizes of the evening were won by Miss
Dorothy Long, Dave Hughes and Henry
Gilbert. The dining room was artis-
tically decorated with ferns. The Ia
bic was set with tempting dishes.
Those present were: Misses Bette
Mary Smith, Leila Poland, Pearl Stryer,
Pearl POnsford, Edna and Bess Rich
ardsOn, Erin Middleton, Marjorie Lives
ley, Marian Meers, Jimmie Wills,
Gladly SincOmb, Floy Shepard, Sammle
Livesley and Dorothy Long Paul 6aIs5
man, Charles Otis, Lee Nichols, DAVID
Richards Henry Gilbert, Dave Hughes,
Gordon SincOmb, Walter Gustafson,
Walter and Damon Reynolds, r. Z.
Henderson, King Barton, Scott and Or
ban Walker, Percifield and Perry Ross
Thursday afternoon at the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church, open house
was enjoyed in a novel way. At
o'clock the primary children enjoyed
Nfctro7a and were served punch, CANDY
and cookies. From 5 until 4 o'clock
the juniors had their fun and from
to 3 o'clock the Intermediates held
sway Music by the VictrOla was fur
nished and those present were served
chocolate and cake. IN the evening
the older members of the church en-
ioyed talks by different persons Rev.
Charles l. Overstreet gave greetings
from the First Presbyterian church
and DR.. D. ". Detwiler spoke for the
state association of Sunday schools.
Bradford Hardie also gave an inter-
esting talk and refreshments Of cake
and coffee were served.
The regular monthly meeting of the
teachers of the First Methodist church
was held on Friday night at the church.
After the business was attended to a
supper was served.
= =
The Rescue Home workers are hold
ing a meeting this afternoon at J
O'Clock at the First Christian church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Parties

A membership party viii be given at
the central rooms of the y. w. Z. A.
at o'clock on Tuesday night me
following program will be gwen
Piano solo, Miss Mary Heermans-
Vocal solo, "Entreaty," by Wilson,
Mrs. X. c. Ccpenhaver.
Reading, "A scene from Giocondo,
by D'Annunzio, Mrs jeanette Poole
White.
by Miss Greta Palmer.
Vocal solo, The message Of the
Violet" Mrs. Fl. E. Bowles.
Reading. THE KeisIer Girl by Miss
Mable Taylor
Mrs. pau Heermans will tell of the
work Of the gymnasium department;
Mrs II. T. Bowie will preside and the
refreshments will be in charge OF MIS-
William Hogarth.
Mrs. Jeanie Frank entertained on
Friday afternoon for the women teach
ers of the high school. Conversation
was the diversion for the afternoon
and tea was served.
On yesterday evening Miss Iva Young
gave an English o'clock tea party
number of games were played Mrs. w.
Young and Miss Irma Vance assisted
in the entertainments. Roy Vance
game, a box of candy: Roy Lancaster
second prize. and the BOBBY prize fell
to Irma Vance. Those present were:
Irma Vance, Alfred Allen, Florence
Reynolds Harrison Huffman. Roy Ian
caster Marjorie Lancaster, Albert
Schmid, Roy Vance, PhilHs Day, Walter
Allen, Ethel Allen. Luther Hayward,
Ivy Young, Dorothy Allen, Neal Vance,
Mrs. ". Young.
Mrs. J. D. LoveIady. of Hueco treet,
entertained at her home on Thursday
evening The entertainment consisted
OF music, which was followed by a two
course luncheon. The decorations were
of mistletOe, and red and white ribbon
Those present We're: Trina Vance,
Velma Lovelady, Louis Geddes. A.
Ware, Miss Peterson, Freda Peterson,
Neal Vance Mr.. End Mrs. Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs Miller. Y. Lovelady, Mable An
derson, Mrs. J. D. LCvelady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Wor1en's Organizations


The Woman's Christian Temperance
union held a meeting on Friday after-
noon at o'clock in the home of Mrs
Frances ROblee on North Ell PasJ
street. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. Horace
Lay. Mrs G. l.. Jones had charge of
the devotional exercises talk was
given by DR.. Doris BOwldy on Per
sonal Observation Along the Lines Of
TEMPERANCE" This proved very in
ent. Two new members were taken
in, who were Mrs. Hannah Smith and
Airs. 6 r. Coles After the business
meeting the hostess served refresh
ments and a social hour was enjoyed
The general club day program for
the WOman's club win be hled on We'd
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Chamber Of Commerce. Previous to
the program there win be a business
meeting. At this time the financial
condition Of the club VIII be discussed
The following program Will then be
Vocal solo, Mrs. Bertha Congdon-
Slough
What Club Women Elsewhere Are
Doing Mrs. Alice G. Merchant.
Violin solo, Mrs. d. ". Fennessey
Talk concerning the French fete.
Vocal solo, Mrs. Bertha COngdon-
Slough
The clubs which postponed their
meeting for the holidays viii resume
meetings next week. Mrs. NJ. II. Webb
viii entertain the Saturday luncheon
club on Saturday, January 10. The
Thursday Sewing club viii meet with
Mrs. H. P. Jackson. The Beta Beta club
will meet with Miss Mary Alice Jones.
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. I. G..
Lehman will entertain the A. L. A. club
on Wednesday afternoon. The Bridge
It" club viii meet with Miss Harriet
Bryan on Friday night. The S. S. club
will meet on Friday afternoon with
Miss Martha Thurmond.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Is a PastebOard Imitation
Girls Who Expect Young Men to
Lavish Money on Them Would
Not BE Very Good Wives.
~ nnnfrErr Enrrfnn -

0 she doesn't want to go to the
theater with you unless you can
- buy the very best seats in the
house. and after the theater when you
took her out for some ice cream at
the little candy store she shifted and
began telling you about the fine sup
pers some other man gives her when
he takes her OUT.
What shall you do about it?
know what I'd do about IL II
were in your place. l would stop car
ing the snap of my finger for what
such a goose of girl says OF mus
or even thinks.
what does she think you area
millionaire, and what is she, pray tell,
a princess of the blood royal?
What sort of a home has she-does
she live in a palace or in a castle, and
how many times does she expect her
friends and acquaintance to knock
their heads on the floor before they
dare to come into her august pres
What claim has she to such royal
Is she such a gorgeous beauty that
no man car look at her without
dreadful fluttering Of the hearI2
never saw really beautiIul oI
really fine woman in nv life VINO
cared a cent about having people
spend money on her" just to show
how much they thought Of her
What sort of a wife would giH
like that make an honest, hard-work-
Whv. she'd make you live on one
meal day. and that meager one.
lust so that she had fine feathers 70
show her friends to prove how much
you loved her.
Make home for you-never in the
wide, wide world
She'd rather have two-room nat
without a window in the second room
and sleep on something that pretend
ed to be a bookcase or a writing desk.
or ANYTHING except 4 good sensible
bed. and eat on some kind Of shelf
rigged ND to hide the gas Dlate-than
to live in the prettiest. most comfort
able little house in the world.
What she wants is show display
She'd rather have hall boy IN put
tons at the front door of the fiat than
delivery boy with a good porter
house steak and some green vegetables
at the back.
She isn't a real woman at al. THIS
girl of YOURS. young man shes lus1
a poor. little. pasteboard imitation
ARTICLES by this moved writer are reg
Mar features OF The 81 Paso Herala-l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03

Dat OF Toton Visitors

Miss Clara Mundy, who has been
visiting her sisters, Mrs. Dan Stewart
and Mrs. Charles KinkeL in this city,
for several days. returned to Chico,
Cal, on Friday. where she is teaching
school
Miss Rose Curtis. who has been
spending a few days in FL Paso, viii
return on Sunday to Alamogordo, N
NJ, where she is teacher in the New
Mexico Blind asylum.
Merton Lindsey is in the city visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
T. Lindsey from his home in Shreve-
porE La.
Lamar Smith, an attorney of Del
Rio, Tex, who was here on legal bust
10 his home.
Mrs. Marie Creel, mother of Enrique
Creel, viii spend the winter in FL
PasO with DR.. and Mrs ". H. Shaw,
at their home on Montana street.
Mrs Marie Holmes, sister Of Enrique
Creel, is up from Chihuahua and is
stopping at the lie Roy apartments on
West Missouri street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Dale OF Dallas,
4 60 d. e N4S-tAll5 M anu III = " 2AA
T. Owen, in this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dale are parents Of Mrs. Owen.
George W. Birmingham is in the city
from Chihuahua and is a guest OF the
hotel Mccoy.
DR.. and Mrs. ". II. Shaw, Of Chihua-
hua, are in El PasO for the winter and
have taken a house on Montana street.
Miss Nina Scipio, of Alamogordo,
n n. is in the city visiting Miss Lu-
ellie Daniels.
j. B. fitzpatrick has been in from his
ranch at Canutillo to enjoy the Christ
mas and New Years festivities.
x
Miss Letitia Johnson and Miss Ma
rian Dean, Of Rome, Ca. are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis c. Coles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Dinners and LuncIsoOns

Miss Anna Sorenson was the charm
ing hostess Of a luncheon and bridge
party given on Saturday afternoon.
At this time Miss Sorenson honoTed
Miss Flora Campbell and announced
Miss CampbelIs engagement to Fred
J Facer, of TT. Seward, Cal The
rooms were decorated in wreathes OF
holly and red candles in brass candle
sticks The individual cakes which
were served with the four course lun-
cheon, held the names Of the bride
and groom elect. Mr.. Facer's name
appeared in some of the cakes anu
Miss CampbelIs in others. thereby
divulging the secret The first prize
awarded in the bridge game was
beautifully painted calendar and the
consolation was a comic calendar.
The guests who enjoyed the after
noon were. Misses Flora Campbell
Marie Davis Hattie Mae LOretZ, Nuel
Compton, Kate StOker, Wilma Elliott,
LeOna Black, Laura Maud Fink, Sue
Lattner, Gertrude Leighton, Mary
Alice Jones, .Hilda SOrensOn, anna
Franklin. Ruth Atterbury. May Camp
Mesdames c. II. Campbell, D. Baker
Smith, George Drummer, George Frank
lin, c. ii. Lyman, Harry Schultz, OF
Los Lunas, N. NJ B. r. Roach, VIII
Schultz, C. II. Binkley, r. T. Miller, Wy.
mund' Wilson Raum, Win Collins,
James White.
Miss Campbell is a popular young
woman Of this city, both in social and
literary circles and the groom is
young civil engineer of Ft. seward,
Cal
Clark and Ben Snure and Miss Nettie
SnUre entertained with a dinner and
watch. night" party on Wednesday
night at their home Music, recita-
tons and games We're enjoyed until
a few minutes before midnight, when
sacred songs were sung until the old
year had passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stolaroff entertained
on New Years day with a delightful
dinner Of a covers in honor Of Miss
Rose Stolariff and the second wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hy-
man. The table was laid in cluny and
the central decoration was a basket Of
fruit.
Mrs Kennth D. oliver entertained
on Friday at the Country club with a
beautifully appointed luncheon in honor
Of Mrs. Jack Vaughan, of Los Angeles,
Cal
Mr. and Mrs +. Wells Brown en-
tertained on New Years day with a
beautifully appointed dinner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Weddings

Burchard S. Mckinley and Miss Mary
c. Ramsey, both of Washington d. C.,
were married on Friday at noon at
the parsonage of the First MethodlSSt
Episcopal church. Rev. Herman G.
Porter. pastor. officiating They were
accompanied by Edward N. Hodgkins;
also of Washington, D. c. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckinley will make their home
in Los Angeles, Cal, where the groom
will be connected with the postot1lee'
Mr. and Mrs. C. H Campbell an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage of their daughter, Flora
Winifred Campbell to Fred j. Facer'
Of Ft. Seward, Cal.
The wedding of J. E. Green and Miss
Clara Romero viii be solemnized on
Tuesday, January 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
e Poscans Away

Mrs. ". L. Brown and guest, Mrs.
Maud Hess. will leave for Los An
geles the first part of the week. Mrs.
Hess makes her home in Los Angeles
and Mrs. Brown viii visit in the Cali
fornia city for about two months
x
Mrs. J. Burling Hopper and daugh-
ter, Miss Louise Hopper, who have
been touring the continent since last
May are now in New York and will
probably return in few weeks to
81 Paso.
Donald Hogarth, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William HOgarth of this city, who mas
been visiting his parents during the
holidays, returned today to school in
Los Angeles. CAL where he is at
tending the Harvard Military academy.
Guy Hammett Davis, after a visit
Of several days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 3. L. Farrar of this city.
has returned to school in San Diego,
Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. H o. Dow have gone
to ST. Louis, No. on account of the
serious illness Of Mrs. Dow's mother
in that city.
Miss Dorothy Winans has returned
to her school at Ysleta, after spend
ing the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. n Winans, in this city
=
Miss Henrietta Buckler is spending
the winter months in New York and
viii not return to FL Paso until the
spring.
Miss Mary White expects to leave on
Tuesday for Bennett school in Boston
Miss White has been spending the hoIi-
days with her parents in FL PasO.
Miss Rose Stolaroff left Friday
morning for the University at Austin.
after spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. StOIaroff.
Miss Gertrude higgins spent Satur-
day visiting friends in Canutillo, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Dances

Mr.. and Mrs. Zach T. White enter
tanned on Friday night with dancing
party in honor of their daughter, Miss
Mary White. who is at home from the
Bennett school in Boston, for the holi-
days About so of the young society
BOYS and girls of the city were pres
emit The programs were daintily hand
painted affairs. Killarney roses were
attractive decorations and q buffet
lunch was served.
y
2lr. and Mrs. Richard c. Semple en-
tertained on Friday night with a one
step party in honor of Mr. and Mrs
Henry T. Fletcher. Christmas colors
prevailed in the decorations of the
house and dainty refreshments were
served. Mr. Fletcher's friends were
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Calvin Coles have
issued invitations to a dance which
they viii give in honor of Miss Letitia
Johnson and Miss Marian Dean. on the
night Of Wednesday, January "A, at the
TOltec club.
The weekend dance viii be given
tonight at the Country club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
Recepfio1s

New Years open house was observed
on New Years day at the boarding
home OF the Y. W. c. A. The house was
decorated artistically and attractively
in miniature Christmas trees and cut
flowers. Music by a Victrola was en-
jOyed and the house committee, assist
ceived and the guests were shown over
the house BY them delightful time
was spent by large number of visit
ors.
Mrs. A. P. Averill. president Of the
Womans club, viii be at home to the
members of the club on Monday after
noon from 3 20 o'clock at her nome
at apartment No. 2, The Nagley-"
Mrs Otis c. Coles has issued invita-
tions to a reception which viii be held
u the Toltec club on the afternoon or
Wednesday. January a. Mrs Coles VIII
entertain in honor of Mrs. Mary Hills
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03
DATES FOR THE lATINEE SALONS AT TOLTEC|
CLUB DECIDED UPON; DEBUTANTES TO ASSIST
HE three dates for the matin

~ BE three dates Tor the mallhee
salons. to be given early in
January at the Toltec clubu, We're
definitely decided upon yesterday
saturday, Tuesday and Saturday Janu-
ary 10. Is and II, being chosen. The
hour is o'clock.
In the famous French salons. OF
which the gatherings here are 70 oe
nrototvDes. were always. to be touna
youth, beauty and the charm OF nrn7
liant conversation. The int llectual
features will be furnished by the
themes. which viii be presented IN
English. and which viii delineate the
powers and personalities Of the great
salon leaders
Assisting the hOsteesses each day,
the debutantes and younger society
natrons will lend the charm Of their
presence as ushers, and assisting at
the tea. tables, Miss Annie Lee Gaines,
Miss Olive Davis, Miss Lemire Nebeker
Miss Ivah Cool. Miss Alice Multf. Miss
Sue Dixon, Mrs. Josephine Morf1L Mrs
James Vance, Mrs. Vance Stewart Miss
Walker Mcclellan, Mrs W K Ramsey
and Mrs. Charles LOOMS.
The matinee salons viii form a pre-
lude to a brilliant French fete, which
is to be given at the Ell Paso theater
the last week in January.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03

k------ mildred Whitfield, VINO speniSS
MISS oatiOn in san Angelo rex, W., ~
her on Sunday to FL FasO' $3.50
return teacher in the Bailey sehOOL
she x
,,s Tooley, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
HISiAT oOley, is spending MS hoIuay9
w x city with his parents from Es
in tn FaIls, n. J., where he IS attend
ing school
,,ss May Anderson, of the High
MISE PARK school, spent her vacation
land ranch at Columbus N. NJ, and
ooaa+nTrned to the city on SATURDAY
zr-s ]. G. McNary and children, who
ut Christmas in Las Vegas, N NJ
spec returned to their home in this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Grosheider and
,lebter. Florence, have returned
zane after spending the holidays with
reiatives in New Albany IND, anu
louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Adine T. owen has been absent
rom ON FL Paso several months. having
--ieifed Admission. Ala, Oklahoma anu
Arkansas, and has returned.
Misses Edith and Emily Giddings
snent their vacation in San Antonio
and will return to El Paso on sun
day.
Miss Mary Katherine Henry will re-
turn on Sunday from Cuero, Tex. Miss
Henry has spent her holidays with
her parents
Miss katherine Bronson will return
on Sunday from CuerO, Tex, where
She has spent the Christmas holidays
with her parents.
Miss Maud Isaaes will return on
sunday from Midland, Tex, where she
spent her holidays.
Miss Ruby Smith has returned from
Longview, Tex, where she spent the
holidays with her parents.
X x
Miss Hattie Lu Yeager will return
on Sunday from Alamogordo, where
she has spent her holidays visiting
friends.
Miss Lillian McLendon, who has been
visiting friends in Dublin, Tex, will
return on Sunday to II PasO.
X
Robert Martin has returned from
trip of several months to Honolulu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-03

Afternoon gown of black satin &C
comDanied by. a "casaque" of blue sup
pie velvet worn by Nile. Mistinguett in
'LeVarieties."
The casaque very blousing all round
the waist, the gatherings held up in a
girdle Of black velvet which also
catch up gathered basque. 1t is
fastened in the middle front bv row
Of jet buttons and trimmed with d
collar OF lingerie" Of embroidered
linen with a flOunce
The sleeves are kimOnO, finished at
the elbow and trimmed by revers of
the same material
The skirt is simply drawn up at the
center front and Slit at the bottom over
a black silk muslin accordion pleated.