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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
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ALEXANDRIA, VA October
pretty wedding took place tonight
"hen MISS Mary Glenn Uhler, daugh
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Grimm
Ihier. became the bride of DR.. John
lhorhton Ashton. The ceremony was
Soiemnized In Christ Episcopal Church,
rev, william j. Morton, rector. ON
ciating. The matron of bonor NO. NJ.
Eugene 3. Walker, of Fort Monroe ",
ana the bridegroom had for his hest
man Alfred Griffith Uhler. of Pits
nurfh. Miss Lucy Brown Uhler sister
OF the bride. and Miss Louise Ware,
fayhe' or Lynchburg. Va. were thu
oliuesmalds. The bride was accom- :
panied TO the chancel nv her fa,h u
whom she was given in marriage ~
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Hon nett-IIlll.
Isneciai to tho Times-Dispatoh ]

tSpecial to tho Times Dispatch1
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. October S.
Hill Brook" the country home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Hill, was to-day
the scene Of a beautiful autumn we'd
dinS when their daughter, Aileen
Berkiey. became the bride OF William
Frederick Bennett. Jr., OF Haver-
straw, ~ y. The ceremony was per-
formed on the veranda
: Miss May Hill. sister Of the bride.
was maid OF honor. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. e. x. Odell.
During the ceremony IL Love You
truly VAS played softly. Among the
OUT ot-town guests were Mrs X NJ
jerks of New York City; Mrs. ]. NJ.
peNoyelles. Of Haverstraw, ~ Y: MIR.
ana Mrs 5. c. Cunningham. OF DAN
vile; Mr.. and Mrs Robert S. Fit
gerald. Of Richmond: Hill Mont =.
or Richmond: Miss Elizabeth Je a.
or washington; Miss Maria Spyh. OF
.ewisburs' Pa: Mrs r. T. Way, of
Washington, and Miss Mary Sue Row
man, of Stanton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD
WILL ASSEMBLE TO-DAY
II VIII Lay Plans for Future Meetings..
and Members VIII Call ON

WASHINGTON. October 5.-Thomas
A. Edison. chairman OF the Naval Ad-
visory Board, arrived in Washington
tonight to preside over the first meet
ing Of the board tomorrow in Sccrc-
tary Daniels's office. The other twenty
two members are all expected to be
present.
After a brief session, at which the
board will lay plans for future meet
ings. for division OF labor among its
members and conferences with experts
OF the Navy Department on problems
now before the various bureaus. the
members will go TO the White House to
be received by President Wilson. They
will then board the presidential yacht
Mayflower for the trip TO tho naval
proving grounds at Indian Head and to
inspect the laboratories and see tested
tho newest l4-inch gun turned out by
the navy gun factory.
The new rihe Is a 50-caliher weapon
as against the 46-caliber li-inch gun
on ships already in commission 1t is
one OF those built for the battleship
Idaho. now under construction, and
ordnance experts believe il is equal
in every respect IL not superior to the
l5-inch guns mounted on the latest
European battleships. II is because OF
the development OF this weapon that
the department has yet made no
use Of the heavier l6-inch rife perfect
ed by it's engineers many months ago.
The first problem to be presented for
consideration by the civilian board
when II settles down to work will be
that OF developing satisfactory gaso-
line or oil engines for aeroplanes and
submarines.
The problem of defense against tor
pedo attack probably ranks second In
Importance. Much is said to have been
accomplished along this line by Rear
Admiral David Taylor, chief construc-
tor OF the navy, and his aids. and new
battleships, including Numbers ia and
~. bids for which have been advertised
Will be given special hull construction
designed within the last eight or ten
months to meet this danger.
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ATTEND CONFERENCE
Secretaries of Railroad Y. NJ C.. Az
VIII Meet on Friday In CIIf-
ton FORGE.

LYNCHBURG. VA, October 5.-The
semi-annual conference OF the secre-
taries of the Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. or
CARNATIONS Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. Will be held at the Cliff
ton Forge Association building next
Friday.
Among those who are expected to at
tend are: III. 0. Williams and c. c.
Shedd. OF the international committee,
Of New York: G. II. Winslow. Of Wash
ington: S. l.. Thomas. OF Richmond: II.
L. Fisher. OF Glastone: E. D. Foster and
George e. Roper, OF Clifton Forge: S.
d. Weeks. OF Hinton; a. w. Mcdaniel
OF Handley; c. NJ. Nichols. OF Ashland.
Ky: r. 81. Hannah. OF Lexington, Ky:
O. II. Carrier. OF Russell. Ky: a. L..
Pierce. of Cane Fork: B. G. Wagner. OF
Covington, KY. and L. c. Glassmeyer
Of Silver Grove, Ky
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Wornem'
[High-Class ailored
Suits, SIS

Better values than you'll find any
where at this price.
Fact is. we haven't seen ANYTHING
better than these Suits at prices
ranging from $500 to $500 more.
All the newest Fall Models. in
serge, poplin and gabardine, trim
med with fur, velvet and braid.
$25.OO is the figure that thous-
ands OF people fix in mind an being
their price limit for a new suit.
To all such We say there's never
been a Suit sold in Richmond that
surpasses these garments in value at
that price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
FACES MURDER CHARGE
Dung Man Arrested In DanviIIe VIII
return to Forest City, y. c., to
Answer Murder CHARGE
tspec!al Id The Times.Disnatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
DANN1LLE. VA, October Ben
Hinsley. charged with the murder OF
Dave wilson, at Forest City. y. c., was
taken back TO Hickory. " O.. to stand
trial this morning. Hinslev. who is
young. was working with his eighteen
year-old wife In a Schoclfeld cotton
factory when officers arrested him. He
was willing 10 go back and believes he
can prove he killed Wilson in self-de-
tense. The murder occurred more than
a month ago. Hinsley and his wife es
capped. came here and obtained en-
pioyment in tho Schoolfeld mills, and
they were joined by Ralph Brown, who
is also charged with being n party to
the crime. Brown was arrested a few
days ago in North Carolina. and he
told the authorities where they could
md HinsleV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

The Memorial Hospital Alumnae
Association will meet at 1928 East
Marshall Street this afternoon Mt
o'clock
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IN AND oI,r oE rn,yN

Miss Harr!e, Buchanan has returned
TO the city, after n visit TO Anna polls
and Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles E. Workman, Jr. and
Miss Lucy Ford WORKMAN are guests
Of relatives in Rochester, y. I.
James T. Galleher has returned TO
the city, after a visit OF two weeks
10 his parents in the North.
Mrs. Haskell Derby, of California.
formerly Miss Nora Leary. of this city.
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John =.
Leary, on West Avenue.
Miss Marie MISSED is attending the
Harrisonburg Normal School this SEES
sion.
Miss jamie Cooke is the CUES, Of
friends in Ohio for Il stay OF several
weeks.
Miss Phoebe Warwick and Miss Flea
nor Wingfeld were the guests last
week OF Miss Watkins at her home,
travellers Rest" in Chesterfield
County.
Mrs. George l. Richardson. Of Luth-
erville, Md, will arrive in Richmond
to-day to visit relatives at 80 East
Franklin and attend the Wexford
Montague wedding on Thursday.
Miss Augusta Sherwin Tatum. who
left in July for the country returned
on Monday to the jefferson Hotel
Miss Evelyn Townes. of Martinsville
is spending some time in the city as a
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Pedigo.
Mrs. David Julian. of Salisbury. y.
C.. is visiting Mrs. ;. +. Pedigo here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

Regular meeting OF the hoard of
managers Of the Retreat for the Sick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06
ATTEND OANVILLE FAIR
Governor Stuart and Fnfrrnx H,r-,,,u
{" southern Railway. VIII Visit
Show ThurSdax

DANF1LLE, VA. October 9Th.
seventh annual Danville Fair opennS
'his morning, but was somewnat
"a" REQ ny the vaEaries of the weather,
y heaNy storm swept over the fair
grounds late last night and tore to
pieces captive balloon, and did Other
damage TO the booths. To-day, desnita
uncertain weather, the attendance MA =.
eood and the crowds increased during
me afternoon until shower fell The
ialr is the largest ever given here. both
IN point OF view of number of exbihits
ana the number OF concessions.
TOMORROW Will be Danville Dav, and
on Thursday Governor Stuart and
faiTiaN Harrison. president Of tho
southern Railway, will pay visit to
the fair.
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roses and lilies Of the valley. sup
per was given later in the home Of
the bride
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-06

palms and pink roses for the coca
sion. and an orchestra played during
receiving hours
MIR. and Mrs. Sutherland left for
Northern trip. and viii be at home at
1907 Grove Avenue after November i.
Among the out-of-town guests pres
ent We're Mrs. p. W. Philips. Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Lackeye. Miss Irma Lackeye.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Birmingham. all
OF Hampton; Mrs II. 5. Martin, OF New
York Mrs. ". J. Abraham. Mrs. u. s
Struble, Mrs. Leroy Mack. Miss Lee
Martin Laid, all of Washington; Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Butler. Miss Rcna
Miller, OF Norfolk: Mr. and Mrs. c. l..
Morriss. Miss Martha Lee Morriss Miss
Gayle Morrss. Q. i. Guthrie and W. NJ.
Hood. OF Petersburg. and Mrs. II. p.
Mayo. Of Alexandria.
Engagement Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II Davis, OF
3gS North Park street, announce the
engagement and approaching marriage
Of their daughter. Marie Elo!se. 70 WI
liam Russell Smith. OF Cape Charles.
The wedding VIII ne an interesting
event OF early November.
Eubnnk-SmIth.
Mr. ana Mrs. George W Smith, Of
Barton Heights, announce the engage
,nent OF their daughter, Miriam Jul
liertc 10 William Herr Eubank, son
William. The wedding Will take place
IN November
Invitations Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Luc.us Seav
have Issued invitations TO the marriage
OF their daughter. Virginia Dare, TO DE-.
Charles Richard Rcavcs. the cere
mony to take place on Wednesday az
ternoon. October 90. at 2::o o'clock in
Seay's Chapel at Shores.
Or. Reavcs and his bride VIII be at
home in Greensboro. y. c., after No
vembcr -.
Leaves for Washington.
Miss Sallic Spotswood Beach, who.
after leaving ST E:lizaheth's Hospital
spent several weeks with her sister.
Mrs Harry Lee Watson. il47 West
Avenue. has returned 20 Washington
and resumed her duties in the Bureau
Of the Census.
Hnll-Grizxnrd.
Emmett ]. Hall and Miss Della NJ
Grizzard. OF Etnporia were married
Saturday at Centenary Methodist
Church parsonage. Rev. r. a. Smoot,
II. r. pastor Of Centenary Church.
performed the ceremony Mr. Hall is
locomotive engineer of the Southern
Railway. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left at
once for Washineton. Niagara Falls
and other points North.
DR.. Freeman 10 Address Club.
The Womans Club OF Parton Heights
will meet this afternoon at o'clock
In the assembly hall After the bus
mess session Dir. Douglas Freeman
Will give an address on Francis
Thompson" Mrs. James \. Richard
son Is chairman OF tn" event The
hostesses include Mrs. j \. Renolds.
Mrs. l.. j. Goodwin, Mrs. Clarence
Hughes and Mrs. L. c. Proctor.
Mnrricd in baltimore.
The marriage OF Miss Nan f. Reinie
TO w. \. Nondcrlchr. formerly OF this
city. but now of Baltimore. was Ccle-
hratod Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock
in ST Greeory's Catholic Church. Bal
timore.
Quiet Wedding.
An interesting event OF Thursday,
September 30, although a quiet one,
was the marriage OF Miss Agnes l..
sullivan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Timothy sullivan of Henrico. to {.
Linwood Brockwell The ceremony
took place In the parlor of st. Patrick's
Church. Rev ]. y. Brennan oficiat-
ing. The bride wore n gown OF blue
duchess satin, with hat and gloves TO
match. and carried bouquet Of Bride
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Curtis-DrancO.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October s.
Miss Joanna CASTILLO Branco, Of Bra
I'LL who has been making her home in
this city for the past eight years, and
Eugene Colvin Curtis. of this city.
were married here yesterday. at the
homo OF the officiating minister. Rev.
X. a. Williams, D. D.. Of the Baptist
Church. They Will reside in this city.
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wONIEN's MEETINGS.

There will! he a meeting this after
noon AT o'clock at the Ruffner
school Building Of the Elementary
Teachers Association. Election Of
officers will be held. Much important
business in reference TO the fall meet
Ing Of the State Teachers Association
must he transacted AZ this time and
full attendance is desired All new
elementary teachers who are not mem
hers OF the association are cordially
invited 10 attend.
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Will take place on Thursday morning
At IL o'clock. at tho Retreat. and a full
attendance Is desired

The regular meeting of the Rich
mond Chapter U. D. c.. will he held
on Tuesday morning. October IL. as
Wednesday is Richmond day at the
fair. There will be report from the
state Convention at Danvillc and n
fun attendance Is urged. The meeting
VIII take place at IL o'clock in Lee
Camp Hall.
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Observation-Disclosures

DR.. and Mrs. James Kyle McWhor-
ter, Of Hampden Sidney, announce tho
engagement Of their daughter. Helen
Mary, to Hugh James MacIntyre, Of
brownsville. Ga. The wedding. which
is to be q church affair will take place
early in November Mr.. MacIntyre. a
prominent lawyer and District Attor-
neg of Southern Georgia. is n graduate
OF V. NJ. l. and Is known both in Rich
mond and in Washington. The bride
elects brother. A. w. McWhorter. is
a professor at Hampdcn-S Sidney Col
lego.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
and Clubs.

The John Brown camp of the United
Confederate Veterans viii hold its
monthly meeting Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock in the Trinity Methodist
church. There will be an interesting
program given by the L. D C. Bert
Blessington viii give cartoonalogue-
Mrs Gertrude Ledbetter Will recite q
southern dialog- Mrs. Robert Lander
will sing Dixie" Mrs VIII T owen
will sing southern melodies. Miss Neal
Boomer viii play a piano solo, Miss
Mary Bond Wheat viii play piano
solo. "Oid Black Joe" Mrs Edwin
Warren. Of Atlanta, vii give a short
talk. The committee in charge will be
composed of Mrs. G F. Bryan, chair
man Mrs. BurlesCn Staten, Mrs VIII
T. owen. Mrs. David Schwartz, Mrs J.
H Allen and Mrs. Virginia Robinson.
There VIII pc 81 rehearsa4 o. ~
Eastern Star minstrel show at Masonic
temple tonight. Seventy-five women
have enrolled for parts in the enter
tainment and director Powers states
that he has found some splendid Dlach-
face talent i'm Ell Paso. In the OliO OF
the show Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Witt will
do the latest ballroom and fancy
dances: Miss Belle White, recently
from Chicago, a soprano sololst, VIII
give several numbers, accompanied oy
Misc Margaret Young Miss Virginia
Bean will render q violin solo, ten year
old Minnie Bernstein. a child PRODIGY,
will give a miniature piano concert
PLAYING the music Of the famous mas
ters The minstrel requires cast OF
rs performers and comprises eight min
strel and vaudeville acts.
A calendar social was given by the
"Organ Grinders club" of the first
Christian church Thursday night. The
program consisted Of recltauons by
Miss Maybelle Elliott, plano solos BY
Edwin c. Knickmeyer and vocal solos
by Mrs. II. l. BOwles, and Walter
Davis. Masterpieces Of paintings rep
reseuting- Christian art on little cal
endars were sold during the evening
and the same pictures were reproduced
in tableaux. The cou3mittee IN charge
Of the party w. Imposed OF MIS-
u. S Johnson, Mrs Willis r Smith,
Mrs. Fred Mulberry and Mrs Charles
l. Vowel In the tableau of the Three
Nlagi those taking part were MISS
IuciIa Rice, Edwin G. knickmeyer,
Dr. Carlton Holman and Milton Shedd-
IN the star of Bethlehem" tableau
Mrs. H E BOwles, Miss Lucille RICE
Miss Margretta Pratt Mrs A klnner,
Miss Audra Mae Daale, Miss Sy oil
The Three Marys" were Mrs II T.
BowIes. Miss Audra Nae Dale and Miss
Svbii Shedd 'sThe Women 1t the
Tomb" were Miss Lucille Rice MISS
MARIETTA Pratt and Miss Audra Nae
Dale Those posing in the taDleau
The Widows Mite" were Mrs Il =,
Bowles. Mrs. A. kinner, Miss sym
Shedd, Edwin G hnlckmeyer' 4illCH
Shedd and DR.. Carlton Homan- Llttte
NTavbelIe Elliott was the little cal
ender girl in the opening tableau- Llsht
refreshments were enjoyed a1tsr tns
program The party was wen At
tended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
Reactions.

4 delightful reception was given
Thursday night by the congregation Of
Trinity Methodist church in welcome
to its new pastor and his wife. Rev.
and Mrs. W. F. Packard. The audi
forum OF the church was decorated
with quantities Of palms and vari-
colored carnations. A brief program
was he'd in this place. Rev J F.
Williams Of the FIRST Baptist church.
represented the ministerial alliance Of
the city and opened the meeting with
a short prayer ". 3. Gillespie, O. the
board Of stewards Of Trinity Methodist
church, and Mrs J. L. Ely, represent
come on behalf OF the congregation
10 which Rev. DR.. Packard appro-
priately responded The church
quartet sang an anthem. Mrs. Walter
D. Howe sang After this program
an informal reception was held with
the receiving line composed Of the fol-
lowing: Rev. and Mrs. ". f. Packard.
W 3. Gillespie. Mrs. J. J. Ayers. presi-
dent Of the missionary society Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c Ballard. representing the
and Mrs. George B. Oliver and J. H
Harper. OF the Sunday school Miss
Era Thomas, Of the EDwOrth League.
and Aubrey SchrOck. Of the Baraca
class Then the guests went 10 the
basement which was attractively dec
GRATED with flowers. palms and ferns.
where light refreshments were servde
and an informal social time enjoyed
The serving table vas decorated with
a centerpiece Of red carnations and
ferns and red candles were about the
table The reception was ma mayed by
the committee composed Of Nesdames
5 :. Birchfield. y. j. Ritz, William p.
Hart T. B. Schultz. Ross F. Bryan, n c
Yerkes, Misses Margaret Cunningham
and Annie Ross Montague.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
DOUBLE ORDINATION SUNDAY;
MEMS CLUB TO HAVE DINNER

Two candidates for priests orders
will be ordained at the Church Of st.
Clement Sunday at the morning ser
vice by Rev. Frederick HOwden, bishop
OF New Mexico.
The deacons to be ordained priests
are Rev. Edward Joseph Hoering. in
charge Of St MichaeTs church, Tucum-
carl, y. NJ, and Rev Carl Henry VIII
liams, in charge Of the church OF the
Holy Spirit. at Gallup, y. NJ The can
didates will be presented to the bishop
by Rev. Henry Easter and Rev. Hunter
Lewis
The Mems club Of the church OF St
Clement will give a dinner Saturday
evening at Hotel sheldon in honor OF
bishop Howden, Rev. E ]. Hoerlngs
Rev. Carl II. Williams and other visit
ing clergy who viii be here for the
ordination Sunday
The dinner will begin at Z o'clock and
will be presided over b. David Nc
Knight, president OF the club. Arrange
ments are being made for the dinner
by secretary r Ray Elliott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
JUSTICE COURTS.


State Of Texas vs. NJ. Frescas. speed
ing; defendant pleaded guilty and was
fined 50 and costs.
state Of Texas VS.. C. H. Anderson.
speeding; defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined IS and cOsts.t
state Of Texss VS.. s c. Hawkins,
speeding. defendant found guilty and
fined s. and costs.
State of Texas VS. F. H Baily. eX-
ceeding the speed limits; defendant
pleaded guilty and was fined s. and
costs.
State OF Texas VS. A. J. McQuatters.
speeding: defendant pleaded guilty and
was fined s. and costs
J. VI. Deaver, presiding.
State OF Texas VS. Vicente Chavez,
theft by bailee; held to grand jury IN
der $500 bond.
State OF Texas VS.. John Anderson,
burglary. filed
state Of Texas VS.. Eusebio Horcasi-
tas. forgery; held TO grand jury under
$500 bond
State Of Texas VS.. John Anderson
burglary held to grand jury under S50u
bond.
state Of Texas VS.. Joe Miles. alias
Johnnie Roberts, BURGLARY; dismissed
State of Texas vs.. Miguel Rodriguez,
seduction: defendant released on his
own recognlZance-
State Of Texas VS. Julian Aguirre
burglary; filed.
State of Texas VS., Euseblo Horcasi-
tas, forgery; filed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
THE COURTS
sTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
james r. Harper, A. VI. Walthan and
r. r. Higgins, Justices.

sTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
james r. Harper, A. VI. WaIthan and
+. r. Higgins, Justices.
Motion Submitted - Houston Car
Wheel and Machine company vs. w w
Murray, from Harris. appellants mo-
ton for a reheaFing-
Motion Granted-Trans-Pe cos Land
and Irrigation company vs. Arno Co
operative Irrigation company, from
Reeves. appellee's motion 10 correct
statement Of facts.
Motions OverruIed-Texas & Pacific
Railway company vs.. Midland MeTeaI-
motion to dismiss the appeal; FL PaSo
sash and Door company vs. l. NJ Car
raway. from Ell PasO, appellants mo-
ton to postpone the submission Of sai1
cause Rose HAYES VS.. G. A Showers
Furniture company from Harris. ap-
pellee's motion for rehearing, opinion
filed; Fl Paso & southwestern com
pany rs. VIM Chisholm from FL Paso,
appellants motion for a rehearing.
Reversed and Remanded-Fouts
Zinkler vs. Western Picture Frame
company, from Fl Paso; Loop Land and
Irrigation company vs. j. W Osourn,
from Ward.
Reversed and Rendered-westeTn
Union Telegraph company vs. d W
Schoonmaker. from Fl Paso; Trans
Pecos Land and Irrigation company vs.
Arno Cooperative Irrigation company
from Reeves
Thos- L. Perrine, from JEFF Davis
Submitted-L c. Barlow vs. Eduardo
Linss. from FL PasO. A Y. Lindsay vs.
E. L Ceilings, from Reeves; Henry
Benham vs. G. Z. Upton, from Ector;
George Ahlrep vs. James A. Dick com
pany. from Brewster Southwestern
Portland Cement company VS.. Juan An
tonic Moreno. from FL Peso: c Tom
vs. J. 3. Robertson. from Martin: J. -
Talley VS.. A. < Bailey, from Reagan;
FL Paso sash and Door company vs.
e NJ Carraway. from Fl Paso; L o.
Dunn vs. the Home National bank OF
stanton. from Martin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas.

An informal dinner was given In9rs-
~ AZ me west Ysleta Country CLUB
His guests were Miss Irene Lausnllil'
Miss VfrEinfa Rodmau, Mrs. F. B. Rod
man and Lieut. Sidney Graves
Mr.. end Mrs. Clyde y Maze elt9 I--
tanned Thursdav night at their home on
West Boulevard with a dinner IN eel
ehration OF the birthday anniversary
of tEeir daughter. Miss Mary Maze me
house was decorated with carnauohs
and quantities Of autumn leaves
Igro~a birthdav cake with lighted can
dIes was the centerpiece OF the table
The guests were Misses Kathleen A.
len. FIossie Robertson, Hfida Lisn :,
Mildred Bishop. Ruth Myers. ana tne
boys were Carroll Plumb, i-aFl Dr., -
C,f,.rlss Overstreet. IT., Marion Robert
son. Paris Kimben, walter Clayton ana
Paul Nafe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-03
Cards.

Ye Goode Tyne club was entertained
by airs. Victor Z. Roberts Thursday
afternoon at her home on Montana
street. Mrs. 7. T. Benton won the high
score guest prize and Airs. NJ p. Car
lock won the high score club prize
Mrs Harry Plat won the prize for
which the players cut. Light refresh
ments We're enjoyed Mrs. Charles
Stambaugh viii entertain the club next
week at her home in Palms Court
The Double Six Bridge club was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs G. W 1ounE
Thursday night at their home on North
Stanton street Mrs. II. W Blum ana
6. ". Young won the prizes. Refresh
rnents were enjoyed. The only guests
of the club were Mr.. and Mrs >. IL
Carr The club will be entertained
on the evening Of December 16 by AR
and Mrs H T. Mueller at their home
in the Knickerbocker apartments