El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-19

, inc for the coming gayeties Of the fall
to entertain or be entertained JUST AT
present
However quiet the next fortnight
may be. FL Paso viii be busy enough enough
with the arrival Of october ms
month has crowded into IL so many
things that e Pasoans vii have 10 go
a whiTlwind pace 10 keep up me
Daughters of the American Revolution
resume their meetings in october. On
the first Wednesday Of the month the
FL Paso Woman's club. enters on us
wear Of active work and study, and ITS
weekly meetings viii be ANTICIPATED
pleasurably by the women VINO are IN
terested in doing things worth Whlle.
For the Presbyterians Of the city the
interest Of the month will center IN .lhe
meetings Of the synod. which VIII De
held October to TO- Besides the req
ular entertainment provided Tor me
visiting delegates, Of which about loy
are expected. there will be many small
affairs crowded into these four days
The army tournament and maneu-
vers, which will be held in the mlQd'
Of the month, viii draw the interest OF
all Of the people Of this section Of the
country It is seldom that so excellent
an opportunity to see the various
phases Of the army Worh IS gwen -
civilians as these maneuNers eAloIu-
While this event may scarcely be con-
sidered strictly as society aIIalr, II
viii be watched with the keeneSt IN
terest by FL Paso's social World, lor
most Of the officers who VIII par uCl-
pate in the tournament have become a
welcome part OF 81 PaSOs social set
An added interest will be felt in these
maneuvers, as II may be the IareWell
performance Of the eighth brigade IN
Fl Paso, for, though unofficial. the re-
port is current that these troops VIII
return to their post at the Preside
with the conclusion Of the maneuTers-
To complete this eventful month, the
state convention Of the UnlIeu DauSH-
tiers Of the Confederacy VIII be neld
the last few days Of OCTOBER An eIaD-
crate program Of entertainment mas
been provided for the visitors, in addi-
ton to the business meetings Of the
convention.
To return ta. the social outlook for
the coming week, the church societies
will all be active and the smaller clubs
will hold their regular meetings Miss
Theo Patterson Will entertain the Beta
Beta club and Mrs W J. Ritz viii De
the hostess Of the Merry Gossipers-
There will be the usual midweek and
weekend dances at the Country club
and the weekly hop at Fort Bliss
A number OF Fl Paso young people
leave Sunday and Monday for college
Going to the University Of Texas
Sunday viii be Ross HILL Rupert Gil
lett and Louis Robertson. who will en-
ter the freshman class, and Joe Wor-
sham. Luckett COchrane and Hugh
Coldweu. Of the sophomore class
On Monday. Katherine Glenn and
Christine NOelich, freshman, Rose StOl-
aroff. sophomore, and Dave NIulcahy,
senior. will leave for the university.
Antoinette AIatkin, freshman, VIII
Join the college bound boys and girls
from Ennis. Texas, where she has been
spending the summer.
Steve Iattner, Idus Lambert, Francis
Lyons. James German and EIgie Means
left earlier in the week for the uni
versiry.
Rose Clayton will leave Monday for
New. Orleans TO attend the Sophie New
comb college, a branch Of Tulane uni
versity.
Eunice Anderson has sone TO Tempe