El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-09
The Army.

Lieut.. Robert o. Amin and Miss
Irene Laughlin dined together satur-
day night at the Country club preced-
ing the weekend dance.
Mrs. Hugo D. Schultz. wife of Lieut..
Schultz, of the goth infantry, has gone
to New Jersey for a short time. being
called there by the illness Of her
mother.
Capt. Martin L Crimmins entertained
Sunday with a delightful little Spanish
luncheon. His guests were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Charles K. Nulsen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Sims.
Lieut.. John Cocks, of the 18th cav
airy, has been relieved as the adjutant
of the second squadron of the regiment
and assigned to troop G, of the regi-
ment.
Col. and Mrs. Herbert ]. Slocum en-
tertained with a little dinner Saturday
night at Hotel Paso del Norte. Their
guests were Col Edwin St. John Greble.
Maj. and Mrs. Thomas F.. Schlev and
Capt. and Mrs. George c.. B~arnhardt.
Col. Herbert J. SlOcum of the 18th
calvary at Columbus, n. NJ, came to III
Paso to meet Mrs. SlOcum, who arrived
on that day from Pittsburg, Pa. where
she has been visiting. Col. and Mrs,
SlOcum returned to Columbus the first
of the week.
Capt. William B. Graham gave \ do
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Country club as a farewell to Capt.
and Mrs. George H. Estes, of the 10th
infantry, who leave soon for West
Point, where h captain has been de-
tailed for duty with the military
academy. The dinner table was decor
ated with a large bOquet of yellow
and white chrysanthemums. Cant.
Graham's guests were Capt. and Mrs
G. H. Estes, Capt. F. S. Bowen, Lieut..
Robert Cotton and Lieut.. George r.
Guild Tho orragfe ra-,aT-.H -
weekend dance.
The officers o fthe Eighth brigade
breakfaSted Saturday morning at the
West Ysleta Country club as they
started out on the last lap Of their 90
mile TEST ride and returned 70 the club
Cor luncheon after completing the ride.
The club presented a very attractive
appearance with quantities Of autumn
leaves of bright colOrs and yellow and
white chrysanthemums being III every
available place. The officers in the
party We're: Gen. John J. Pershing.
Col. Omar Bundy, Col. John S. Parke,
Col. James NJ. Arrasmith, Mai. Edison A.
Lewis, Mai. John l.. Hines, Mai. Matthias
Crowley, Maj. John A. Randolph, Mai.
Charles S. FarnswOrth, Mai. William
c. Bennett, Maj. Thomas f. Schley, Mai.
Thomas J. Dickson and Maj. William
F. Lewis.
No hop will be held at the post
Tuesday night, as it has been decided
Dy the mop m TO hold these
pleasant informal dances every two
weeks instead of weekly as heretofore.
on next Tuesday. November Il, there
viii be a hop with the officers of the
sixth field artillery as hosts.
a very delightful riding party was
given by the officers of the sixth field
artillery sunday morning with a lunch
con after the ride at their mess house"
at camp. In the riding party were:
Misses Grace WingO, Virginia Stewart.
Hilda Sauer and Olive Davis. Mrs. Max
Weber and Mrs. Henry a. Meyer
chaperoned the young people. The Of
ficers were: Col Edwin st. John Greble,
Capt. Fred c. Doyle, Lieut.. A. l. P.
Sands, Lieut.. J. W. Anderson. Lieut. ".
NJ. Bailey and James G. McNary. The
ride was taken out on the AlamOgordO
road. Returning for luncheon. the party
was Joined at the camp by Mrs. James
G. McNary. Mrs. Z. S. Stewart. Mrs. w.
II. Richardson. Mrs. Alfred W. Born
stad. Miss Martha ThurmOnd. Gen J. J..
Pershing, Col. W. L Kenly. Mai. Thos-
T. Schley, Lieut.. W. c. HOughton, Lieut..
John C. Maui, Lieut.. James p. Marley
and DR.. William p. Hill. During the
inner the regimental band played a
concert.