El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-15
SOCIETY DOLNGS
ELPasoans Amau.

Ell PdSodnS AUdu.
Walter Farley left Monday for Am
arillO. Texas.
G. l. White left Monday for Califor-
MIA to visit the expositions.
J. A Chiffon Will leave Wednesday
for Chicago. Ill
Victor Moore left today for Houston.
Texas.
Mrs. Robert rKrakauer left today for
California, where she Will spend the
summer months.
Mrs. J. E. Clark will leave about June
IS for NVinslOw, Ariz., where she VIII
spend her vacation
Mrs. H. R. Brixner, with her little
son, left Monday for Los Angeles TO
spend the summer.
Mrs. A. H Goldstein will leave We'd
nesday afternoon for California, where
she will spend the summer months
DR.. George R. Wells viii leave Tues
day for Austin, Texas, to be gone until
the latter part Of the month
Mrs. Frank Simmons and her family
will leave soon for Cloudcrott TO spend
the summer
G. l. Hoyt left Monday for California
to attend the expositions at San Diego
and san Francisco
Mrs. W. ". Fink and her daughter.
Miss Clara Fink, will leave today Tor
Los Aneles and san Francisco
W. NJ. Harshman left Monday after
noon for Pittsburg, Pa, where he viii
visit for about a month.
Miss Alberta Heep and Mrs Alice
Morris left today for California 10 at
tend the University Of California at
Berkeley.
Mrs. c. A. Sorrells and daughter Miss
La Won Sorrells. Will leave "Wednesday
for Tucson, AriZ-, where Iney VIII VISIT
for about a month
Miss Elizabeth Hall will leave We'd
nesday afternoon for California 10 al
tend the university Of California at
MS r. E. KohIer left recently for
Bisbee. Ariz, where she will visit rela-
tives and friends for about three
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wolff left this after
noon for California to visit the expo
sitions at san Diego and san Fran
Mary Happier and Marion Dunn left
recently for San Antonio N NJ, TO Vlslt
Mr.. and Mrs Powell Stackhouse, VINO
came to FL Paso for the little girls
Mrs. Jennie Lyons. with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mamie Patterson, and her
grandson, left Monday for California 70
spend the summer at the ditrerent
beaches.
mother. Mrs Lillian Roberts. left Mon
day afternoon for California, where
thew will visit both expeditions ana
later they will sail for Honolulu,
1vhere they will remain until fall
Mrs. ". z. Treusdell left Monday Tor
California, going by way OF Denver ana
salt Lake City. She will spend most OF
the summer in Ocean Park. Mr.. Irues-
dell will join her later ana tney VIII
then visit the eNposiuons-
Mrs E I. Flomerfelt and her daugn-
ter Reba Flomerfelts and her motners
Mrs D. ". Wean, Of Las vegas y NJ
will leave next week 1or CallioIIlla ~
visit the expeditions at san Dleso anu
Rev. J o. Wade left Monday for Nag
nolia. Ark, TO join Mrs wade, VINO rs
visiting her parents there. Later they
will 90 to Little Rock. Ark, for a short
visit During Mr. Wade's absence ms
pulpit will be occupied BY Rev. ). l.
Miss Mae Buckaloo and Miss Estelle
Berrien left Monday afternoon for Cal
ifornia- They viii visit for Few DAYS
in Los Angeles before going on 10
Berkeley. where they will attend the
summer course at the University OF
California
Valentine left today for California AZ
ter visiting the exposttions, MISS y az
entine will 20 TO Berkeley TO attend
the University OF CaIiIornia, ,s y lllIS
Miss Fisk Will 20 to the diI1erent
beaches to remain for the summer.
A number of young girls leIt TO-DAY
for ClOudcroft where they viii epenu
about two weeks al the j. W. = =,
cottage. Those in the party were
Misses Mary Hardie, Thulia Hardie
Margaret Hardie, Floy Greer, Josepnliin NM
March, Jane March and Maggie Mae
Wall.
Mrs. c. E. Mclean. 81 Myrtle avenue,
left Monday night for san Francisco,
Calf. to Join Mr.. Mclean, who cas
been III there, but is now recovering
They viii visit the Panama-PaclIlc e1-
position and later spend some time IN
Sacramento and Seattle They VIII re-
turn here in about two months.
James Graham MeNaary left with the
FL Paso party for the Mascot mine
celebration. He took his son Graham
along and the two Will proceed 70 Los
Angeles after the Mascot event Mr.
AfcNary viii attend the meeting Thurs
day Of the Southwestern Portland
Cement company at which the PROPOSE
ton to build a new plant for the Fl
Paso company at Cotton, Califs is to
be acted upon Mr. McNary is a oirec-
tor Of the company. After the meet
ing, president Carl Leonardt will take
the directors by automobile to san
Diego. Mr.. McNary and his son VIII
return to Ell Paso Sunday.