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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09

cla Y otra sobre Mallorca, la terra qu,
tlene para los franceses la consagra
clon Gle aquellos amores vehamentes
romansicos y melancolicos de .Torg,
Sand y de Chopin.
Todas las obras de Renee Lafont. dc
las cnales esta va traducida al rastella.
no LIZ voz del mar, estan escrita>
con tA vlgor y una passion palpitante
~ slena de entusasmo Su llltimo Il
bro, que acaba de aparecer IL 'Insur-
gee, es una obra humanitaria vaIien-
lte, revoluclonarla, Ell la cual la alltora
con alma Gle muJer, ha sabido yer sor
lprender todas las tristezas mise.
rlas Gle la clase obrera Y presentarlas
escuetamente, sin concentrates nj t6pi-
eos de un sentimentaIismo cursi. con
toda Su crudeza Y t0da su verdad Su
ohfd es completamente revoluoionaria.
~ en- ella llega al mayor desenvolyi-
mlanto de las teorlas para Ia formation
.te una familia una sociedad compile
.tamente libre de preiuicios Y capacita
da para que imperen en- ella "a felici
dad Y Ia iuStcia.
La ioven escritora demuestra una
,Tez mas, con Ia profundidad DE- sus
obServaelones. que no Sc improvisa VI
artlsta. por mucho que sea su tompera
mento, sin que este Sc cuItivc Sc ref
ne una eSmerada educaci0n.
hence lafont es una muier versada
cn gri 90 y en- latin. que hizo Ell Ia
Sorbona suS eStudios para obtener e.
titulo de licenciado en- Letras, Y que
hizo 81 primer yiaje 4 Espana pensio
NADIA per el Gobierno fr2ncts para es-
tudiar IN manucrito griego EN- nues
ira BibIoteca de FL EscoriaI.
Sin duda, la Influenza de la lite
latura griega dcbe ese cstilo claro \
encilIa, lleno de poesla y dc color, lie
no de adjetivos y de met5foras nucyas
y brillentes. entire las cuaIeS. 4 pesai
de Su amor i nueStra patria porque
ella Sc dice espanola de coraz0n brota
d yecea una cenSura dolorosa para 10
que constituye una rtmora Gle nucstro
progre9o nacionaI Pero no esa cansu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-06-09
Escritoras hispanofilas

Madrid, mayo de 1914 -Espana, co.
mo un pals TRADITIONAL romantico, de
aurea leyenda, atrae las mujcres ex-
tranJeras, despertando su sentimental
llSmo Gle una manera semeJante a aque-
lla con que 10 atraen Grecia talia,
pof su arte, y Russia Polonia, por su
eXotismo Q su desgracia
Asl 10 es raro encontrar apasiona
das hispanofilas Ell todos los paises, sin
distinction de raza, como Mrs Odella,
en- Nueva York, que ha explicado cur
SOS enteros de vida espanola;; miss Ra-
chel Challlce, la traductora del gran
Armando Palacio Valdes, de Inglate-
IRA, Ia cual viene frecuentemente es-
tudlar entire nos0tros Y traio lii repre-
Sentaci6n de la Socedad de Autores
in9leSes EN- las fiestas de la coronaci0n
de y. Alfonso NH y Ell las del cente-
mario del 'Quijote
En- Italia. la condesa Maria Beretta,
pertencciente a una de las mas ilustres
familia, patricias viuda del diploma
tlc0 eSpanOl SenOr BalleStercs. cultiva
con amor la literature espanola, va
vertlcndo ella las principaIes obras
dc autores italianos y de escritoras de
tanto mtrito como MatiIdc Serao, de
la que ha traducido FL pals de Jesus :"
y Sor Juana de Ia Cruz, 8 ya divuI-
gand0 cn Su bello pals nucstro arte y
nucstraS costumbres, ahora que, des-
pufS de cumplir su mission d. madre
nlemp,ar Sc ha retirado 4 su casa de
Roma, para c0ntinuar SUI labor artist
ca.
En- t'rancia han tenido las cscritoras
una marcada predilecci6n por Espana
Madame .)ulieta Adam nos ha visitado
variaS veccs, dedicando i Andalucia
algumos de sus intcresantes escA os !;
la condo Sa Matide de NoaiIes ha Wcri-
to una Gle Sus mas belas pocsias. des-
cribienjo los puebecitos de nuestra
frontera vascongada. que siemDre eier-
clcr0n >u attraction sobre los eScrit0res
franceScS, que la frecuentaron { hicic-
ron Su retro, indistintamente, i un la
do . i otro de los Princes. puesto que
ALI Ia Naturaleza no ha marcado una
division gcograica todos son igual
monte beIlos reposados y placiGos.
rs grato para nosotros YER noyelaS
iranceSas tirmadas en- Espana como Su-
cede con las de la jovcn oscritora
Nile Renee Lafont, una de las hispa
n6tilas mas apasionadas mas conoce-
doraS de nuestra TERRA.
Renlt Lafont. que tiene su residcn
Ella hahitualmente en Paris, hacc todo>
los amos largos viajes i Espana y le SON
familarcs las coStumbreS dc nuestra>
provinoias. del Norte. las bellezas de
las iSla- Baleares, Ell lds que suele pa
Sar los yeranos, y los secretos mas re
conditos de la vida madrilena anda-
uza. Ella ha traducido obras de nues-
tros mas notables escritores, recien-
tcmente dos bellos libros, llenos de no.
vedad interts, de Alberto lnslia
Las tiechas del amor" y FL demo.
MO de la voluptuosidad.
Actualmente, Nile Lafont prepara
dos novelas sobre Espana La terra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22


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MHttie h'il'hf Nt.
Chapa. Nla. Ni.lnItr MNaIt
Cnrrc. WaffM ,nrIrl MnH UIidIH
Cox Mf D.Hu. Ulh D.uw
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
EUROPEAN WAR DOES
MUCH DAMAGE TO
GOVERNMENTS WORK
THOUSANDS or MEN THROWN
CUT OF EMPLOYMEN BY
FAILURE PASSAGE BlLL.
MISSISSIPPI WORK HELD UP


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Doubt Pre-
vents Daughters Unlimely End.

Ready, KY" was not able 10 do
enllhing tof nearly six monihS. Writes
ms. Laura thatcher, OF This place .and
Mas down ~ bed lor three monlhs.
J cannot tell you how suffered viii
my mead, and with nervousness ana
womanly troubles. 'N
oaf nnly doctor told my husband ne
could moi DO me any gooi. ana he ma
70 SNe J up, We tried another doctor
OH ne did tot help me.
~ last, my mother advised me N take
Saiaul, The wOman's t0nle. 1 tho,,rh,
u MAS no use Tor | MAS nearly deaJ IN
aothing seemed 20 DO me any good Rn
LOOK eleven bottles. and non / am shis
y 90 Az OF my wo.k and my own
mink Cagiui Is the best medicine !,
me ~olld, My weight has iaseased
~u ! LOOK TIE picture OF health. .
" You suffer ircm any of the ailments
Aesusiaf 70 woMtn, yet 4 bottle nj r,s',,',
.1dl Delay IS dangerous. Ne kasN
WI help You. tot il has helpcd a.
Many thousands OF other 1caS womsn
me past 70 years.
Al all druggists.
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
sumsr coun'ps,isu o..rsa

Constipation Ia summtr-aff -
dangerous than Ia the fAll sf's
pnng The food you eai q m I
.Aminatod aud Is more lksa = !
m.ut in Your stomach. Ti<a ~
lpt o. drink much cold Esis y
'ho hot weather thus lIisfai I
stomach Collie. Fever YEAS 7
lnine ana other ma are naiu'il -
pu-po-f.aN win keep yoa ~ :
H,t,ss,s The Bile ,ts aaiHt :
lf wh.h rds the bowels I y
scsied poisonous waste w.
wll make you feel BETTE -
ud cffe tive Take = aas' =
.0. .f YOUR urugglst Adi''
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
Greatest OF Al!
Human Blessings

The most wonderful lhinr in tho world
+ love oppressed IN tte helnioaa infant
Aad among thofa abs and comforts Coz
sxpcclani mothria "a thn Well known
'Mothera Friend
This - an external application TO
enable the abdominal muaoira 20 hoeonn
more plant, 90 vxfand NATURALLY without
undue pain from the strain upon cords
and llgaments.
~ almost oxeEy settled community arc
wuncn Nh0 have enjoyed the hlessinr ~
This famous remedial ana helpful emhr0.
cation. Their daughters have gfoWn up
90 learn ~ its spleuili caAriahoe.
Applied ~ din'oiti upon thusD museiea
Involved 4 noolhea tho nne network III
nerves with which ail the muscles are
sapplied Thus Ereat share " tho pains
80 much dreaded may be avoided ana the
period 81 expectancy passed Through liz
sase ana comfort.
Anything lha. adds 50 much comfort
must BE- counties az a blessing indeed
In q llitle book sent bv mail tnuch nae
fui Information IL given 60 inexperienced
moihers u tells how 10 rAn eAfother's
Friend and how "a avoid ceklng breasts
u has been prepared IA Our laboratory
Tor over fur years aud Il known favor
ably 70 most druggists evegyWheFe Gcs
hottie to-day ana write for book 60
hfsdnsld ksgplaios CO. hnl Lamar rida
Atlanta, Ca he sure a. AJAX Tor and
see that you set "hothers FRIEND"
Do not accnpf substitute
What u raid herein ~ "Mother's
Friend Is hns . rcpeitl0n ~ the Thoughts
<apnrHsed bs thousands 81 happy mothers
VIM have HpreeAsfully used this splendld
rxiesnAl application.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
SHREVEPORT WILL ISSUE
BONDS FOR WAI[lxA
Si2oo,ooo rs AUTHORIZE
PENDED IN REFERENCES
ELECTION.

TT 'I'T"IN TTIIHIT
~HHENErOUT IA. Aur ~
Ia.'ol 10 SOS % lai "a /
JOHN. ment n fisN
~n' property osnsn q a
ounlHm rie, tom todai ssihfn
aoud issue of ii.goooQp ~ ~ 4,
acquire iao present paa. <
Shr~eIort Waterwofks evss
whose Gram hlse expires fhus 7
hence or pulhi an suilrSg ~
NUM-. palY owned rlant
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
OUlMET oisPisosS
Rochester preisssional W"
Youth From chsmFs'ff

cIIICAG0. Aug .i-~"s..
gan p native professional q
81 So today misplaced ffas..' y
the 2o-year.old gplf Ffa''s''
o. GO eoif hampton q ..,,
winning the tournameni .
Rth modal Score y - = !, !.
Qumet took POS Wlnnin. ~ .,.,......s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
BASEBALL RESULTS
Texas League


Results Yesterday
$4,000 ltlamnnt
san Antonio I.rf Nw
Galveston utfaH
NnI i.fr iWt H.i..0i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22

lNpnsl,iens for elrctuc nxtwrcs for
Nurcss conniA Courthouse will ho ro.
e'iNrd and consldcred al Count, court.
R"ufe ~ noon 81 the second Monday IN
September connsy rpserves the right
A. rei'-i any or az propositions r,r
Information apply Ia County clerk. Al
tAdvsrussmsntl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
10 HoLp SESSIONS N CHICAGO

'lllrAGo u Aus u rIn,-
humitrl d,hsates rmroscuuue ,oooa
members ~ che Womaus Cafhol. Dr
i'r ~ furostcrs g. states. Wiu as.
semhle in chicago next week for tlr
annual national convention 20 the or
'er Fho convention Wl open Tuesda,
morning With pontncAl high mas.
the HOLY Namo cathedral The ee,
chrant will h- thc niehi Rev A,eN,n.
ler Mrta'ir auxiliary blshop of
DhltaFo Mrs Hnsr % Rttmsn d..
'hineN Is hrh chief raneer 81 tho
oider lrd Viii preside over ,hc Sea.
slnns The deliberations are eNpe, too
- continue ,hreugh ,he wock. Elab.
'taic plans have been perfected Cor mo
entertainments ~ the delegates ana Wis
H"rs Among vic features ~ lh, en-
'tria'nmert progtam viii be an auto
mobile tour 81 thc Chicago f.lrk sys.
tom an eveplng boat ride ON I.akr
M.,mean lunchcons ana dinners. ami
reception az the Hotel Iasalle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-22
Doggy uNcHRIsTIAN
CHARACTER or WARS

N"W YORK Aus 20 a report ana
u''. ..n q The American del.sates
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28
Dances

FL Pasoans in large numbers will
turn out Wednesday night and dance
for sweet charity's sake" at the
annual charity ball to be given by the
WOman's Catholic Benevolent society
The dance viii be given in the Knights
of Columbus club house. For those
who do not care to dance, the second
floor of the building Will be turned
over to card games and other amuse-
ments. so that all may have an enjoy
able time in their own way. Among
some Of the most recent ticket pur-
chasers are: Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Raster,
Mr and Mrs. J. J. McCourt, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred J. Feldman. Maj. and Mrs
NJ NJ AIcNamee, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ
Williams, Mr. and Mrs ". L. TOOley.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ainsa- Mr.. and
Mrs. z. L Farrar, Mr.. and Mrs. Zach
T. White, Mr.. and Mrs A Schwartz,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Burgess, Mr. and
Mrs. L. s Stewart, judge and Mrs J. N
GOggin, Mr. and 5lrs. VIII G. Walk, A.
P Peyton. r. l.. Holiday. r. f. Burgess,
r. II. MurchisOu, J. G. Barry, F.
SWinger, Robert kral1auer. the Hirsch-
Ullman Shoe company, the Troy Steam
laundry and Cassidy and Neil realty
company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28
Wonen's Organization

- ------f-71 tag day rally
-. ia Monday night az Lille ~
c a 10 arrange the me- T1,be Strings
the plans for tag das- ana while
~ ere 1890 were doing lhls' 49,
49, Weeks gave q numDeI, u II,,-+-Ts,-
tanning readings MIS-, Ste11sstjfa DIaving
sang with Mrs. F. %. " 7r.f-1eary-
her Accompaniment, l-i = Mrs w c.
sane some Irish songs, anu light
sfl77a----5-1- accOmpanied ueI- II
refreshments were SER ,S-- beina- in
evening. Mrs C. g Ni -, tbe Young
charge. and asslsteu ~
women presenl: e.4--rdav Nav .
and the members Of the / 20 nate il
are working energeUcany ~ - me-
the most SUCCESSFUL OF - - the as
,-ious +ar DAYS The WORK On - -
scci.,+fCI is maintained thro15n - -,
,-afe subscriptions, and the - 80 -
,-clS=+s ITrs J. A. Potter IS the sen
eraI chairman of the uaS' - 1,o-C-
NTcNarv is chairman OF ths e -o--o5
80 -y-tisb are for sums OF 50 ana
over and is meeting with enc enc 80 -.
ine- rarurns from the letters anu 80
sent ont The most recent 2
OF these honor tags are ). Is. " ~ 10
Bradford Hardie, H. J. S IlLi.o ~ =
Schuster and Zach T. Hl'e-
The Jewish Sewing society met -,toll7
day afternoon in the the Sinai for the
F FSI -. +ilis sDring. The society
during its winter meetings mas COM COM
pleted about three dozen little oT 1855
ana little aprons for. children. 1nese
garments have been distrl , alliollS
the moor children Of the city thIoush
the Aid society and the benevolent So
cietv. Following the completion Of the
work. a brief business meetlng was
held. and the society ADJOURNED I'M
iii October. Refreshments OF colIee
and sandWiches were served by the
hostesses of the day. who were Miss
Della Moye, Miss Hedwig Matthias
Mrs. Z. Sanders and Mrs A Blumen-
I thai
Mrs. ]. r. Ellis, of SO Wheeling
street. Will entertain the Merry Cos
sipers' club Thursday afternoon, al
I her home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28
About Ell Pasoans

George G. Helde. former assistant
secretary Of the Y. NJ. c. A. in vi
Paso. has recently been appointed
general secretary Of the Y. n c. A.
OF Springfield. Mo. Mr.. Helde's du-
ties viii begin on the first of May
Mr. and Mrs. Helde have been in New
York. taking special work in the Bible
Teachers Training school there, since
leaving FL Paso.
Mrs W d. Greet and son, Cabel
Greet. did not leave FL PasO last week,
as they had planned. They viii re-
main in Fl Paso until the first OF
June, when they viii go to Nash
VILE Tenn. TO visit friends and rel
atives. Later in the sumner Cabell
Greet viii go to Maine
Lieut. Henry Du r Phelan, brOther
of L Phelan, a well known member Of
the FL Paso refugee colony from Mex
leo. is a medical officer with the 18th
infantry. which was ordered to detrain
at Nogales. Mr.. Phelan expected 10
have a visit with his brother while
he was encamped here. but the 18th
infantry did not arrive In FL Paso.
Mr. and Mrs George lie Baron are
the parents Of a daughter, born Sunday
night at their home on East Boulevard.
DR.. c. T. Race is reported seriously
III at his home in the Brazos flats
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28
Cards

Miss VaIeria. Garrard entertained
the army bridge club Monday aLIe--
noon. at her home at Fort Bliss Inc
decorations We're of cacu blossoms
and were very effective Attractive
prizes were awarded those making Itls
highest score at each taDle- Inc
prize winners Were- MIS-. hoDeIL T.
Read. Mrs. Howard r. HickOki Mrs
Rertram johnson and Col Joseph
Garrard- Following the games 2
dainty ice course was served at the
card tables. Among the guests We're
Mesdames Robert D. Read, Frederlek
Perkins, John L. Dewitt. Howard r.
Hickok. George c. Barnhardt. Leroy
EItinEe, +. d. Scott, Bertram john
son. H N. Nelly. Charles L Steven
son, A. T. Dalton, A. F. Hill and Miss
Edna HirshinSer.
Mrs. Charles s. Melcher was the
guest of honor Monday afternoon At
an auction bridge party given by Mrs
Mundy avenue. The house was at
tractively decorated in pOtted ferns
and palms and Towering plants In
playing bridge, Mrs r E Hines made
the highest score and won the prize,
a Madeira embroidered handkerchief
The guest Of honor was given an at
tractiVe souvenir, a Madeira embrOid-
cred handkerchief. Following the
card games, a Mexican supper was
served at the card tables. Among the
guests We're: Mesdames Charles 5.
MeIche-. J. p. Watson, Barney Hughes,
ST. W p. Miller. W l. Seward, r E.
Hines, Thomas J. Quigley. James Ed
wards. Lock II. Tucker. Herbert Num-,
c. ". Fraser. D. v FenneSsy, Frank
Seward. James H. AIcBrOom. During
the afternoon little Miss Winifred
Woods played a number OF piano Sc
leCtiOns.
Mrs Vance Stewart entertained the
S. S club Monday afternoon a. her
home in the Nagley apartments
Bridge was played and Miss Alice
COlladay won the prize for the highest
score. Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess Miss Anne Lee Gaine:
VIII entertain the club at its next meet
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28
Ell Pasoans Away

Mrs. Francis Spencer left Friday for
her old home in Austin. MINI, where
she viii spend the summer. Mrs Eva
Brown. her mother, who has been
spending the winter with Mrs Spen-
Ger, accompanied her daughter homo
Little Miss Frances Spencer also went
Nj and Mrs J. B. Iserman. Miss
Clarissa Iserman, Miss Helen LausOn
and Mrs Eta Lougnecker were the
week end guests of Dr. and Mrs A. Z.
Lauson. at their home in Anthony, New
Mexico.
Mrs. c. A. P. Hatfield, wife OF Col.
Hatfield. OF the 18th cavalry and
Mrs. Edward Davis. WE of Capt.
Davis, OF the 18th cavalry, have gone
TO Fort Riley, Kansas.
x x
Mr.. and Mrs. A Stolaroff have gone TO
Shreveport, Ia, where Mr.. StolarOff
will attend the national convention OF
the l. o. B. B. They expect to return
the last OF this week
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Huntington will
leave Fl Paso about the first of May 10
make their home in Globe, Ariz-
=
Mrs Ward Blackburn has gone to Los
Angeles, where she viii spend the sum-
mer visiting.
Mrs ". II. SeamOn has gone to St
Louis to spend the summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28

..-,,,qa+aFa-" The chief guardian
+ben gave a talk on camp nre lore,
and the girls repeated in unison the
law Of the camp nre-
following this was the awarding Of
honor beads. Each represents GER
tain amount Of effort on the part OF
49, owl The beads were awarded by
each guardian TO her own camp nre
r-irIs In the CLOWN camp ire, elgnt
S-i-7s won an orange bead for home
$50 meaning that the winners could
cook four simple palatable dishes on a
c6ef1p dish The winners were:
T,ouise Peach, Thula Hardie, Minnette
watson. Grace 1lcVeiEh, Bern1ce Boyle,
Margaret Hughes, Nadine Adams annie
IN fire seKuihote" camp fire. Margaret
E4ardfa won three health craft honor
heads Of red; three home craft honor
heads Of orange, and one hand craft
bsed Of green. The health craft beads
were for knowing five folk dances, for
a17stafnfne- from candy and soda water
between meals for three months and
for sIeeDfne- out Of doors. The home
craft beads were for cooking two meals
alone. making bread two ways, making
two kinds Of cake, cooking eggs two
ways. making -FOUR salauS ana Two
KINGS Of dressing
Harriet Heermans won the red
healthcraft bead for knowing nVe tolk
dances, and a red. white and blue honor
bead for singing America. perfectly
Doris Little won health craft red
bead. for knowing the five folk dances
Mary Faris won an orange nome
craft bead for being able to cook eggs
two ways, and a red health craft bead
for knowing five folk dances.
In the Teas camp FIRE Jane March,
Zinetta Lindauer. and Anita Marshall
each won two red health craft beads
for sleeping out Of doors one month
and for taking 50 minutcS Of our door
exercise each day
In the "Posonge' camp nre Guenn
HoucI1 won two reds white and blue
beads. for memorizing America and
knowing the story Of some historic
woman. She won a home craft orange
bead for washing and drying the dishes
every day for three months, and two
camp fire craft beads Of brown for be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28
Church Affairs

Mrs. Perry J. Rice entertained Mon
day afternoon in the third OF the Sc
ries Of social teas, being given by the
women Of the Aid society Of the First
Christian church Mrs. Rice received
her guests in her apartments at the
Nagley. Assisting her in entertaining
was Mrs. W. H. Anderson During
the afternoon. musical selections were
given by Miss Eunice Anderson
Guessing contests were an entertain
ing amusement About 30 guests at
tended. Refreshments were served
The next tea viii be given Thurs
day afternoon in the parlors Of the
church. Acting as hOstesses on this
occasion will be; Mrs. J. D. Hodge,
Mrs A. B. Clark. Mrs. Heath Allen
and Mrs Annie O'Rear. An interest
ing program is being prepared for
mis- occas sion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-28
Dinners and LunckeOns

The officers of battery 3, sixth
field artillery, entertained their
brother officers Of the Sixth artil-
Ierv. who have come here for station
on the border, with jolly reunion
dinner at tbe Country club Monday
night. Artillery red was used in the
decorations Of the tables. Red roses
were used in quantities and red can
dies under RED shades shed ruddy
glow about the table. The hosts Of
me affair were: Capt and Mrs L. D.
scott. Lieut. A. /. P. Sands, Lieut.
Marshall Magruder and Lieut. Neil G.
Finch. and Mrs. W W Dudley. The
guests were Lieut. Col. Wi!ham L.
Kenlev. Mai. Dwight Z. Aultman,
Can't Fred c. Doyle. Capt Charles R.
Lloyd. Capt. Ralph s Granger, DE-
William P. Hill. Lieut. Rene E de r
Hoyle. Lieut.. Jonathan W. Anderson,
Lieut.. Wesley n Bailey and Lieut.
James p. Marley