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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
THE COOKING SCHOOL.

We all went down to cooking school,
To learn to make a cake;
And bread and salad. pies and buns
We also learned to make.
We were in an awful hurry,
And forgot to eat our lunch.
And when the things were passed
around,
Yes even to the punch
We helped ourselves in royal style,
Nor stopped to wonder II
There'd be enough for all the rest
To taste or even sniff.
We brought our ear-drums TO the
school,
Our fancy work as well,
Cur powder puffs and looking glass,
And little Mae and Nell
We took our hats off Of we pleased),
or left them on our heads,
We laughed and giggled Just like kids
But heard most all she said
We wrote down all the recipes
She gave US at the school;
y lille hubby wanders home from work,
As hungry as a mule.
He lays the fire and makes his tea,
With all the funny tools
His wife has bought and learned to
use,
Down at the cooking school
"A Regular Attendant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
Women's Organizations.

The altar guild Of the church Of St
Clement will meet Saturday afternoon
a. the home of Mrs. Hugh s White
sol Magoffin avenue
The board of directors Of the Won
ans Charity association viii meet Tues
day morning at the home Of the presl-
dent. Mrs T. W Lanier
The child at worship will be the sub
ject of the study class Of the Missionary
society of Trinity Methodist church at
its meeting at g o'clock Tuesday after
noon in the church parlors- The com
mittee in charge is composed OF Mrs
W. L. Care, Mrs ". H. Lark and Mrs
H N Smith Mrs. ". FL Lark VIII pre-
side There viii be special music.
Mrs II. 2 Hatfield was the hostess
for the meeting Of the sewing circle OF
the Philathca class Of Trinity Meth
odist church Saturday afternoon, at her
home in Grand view. sewing occupied
the members during the afternoon Re
freshments We're served by the hostess
Q c the close Of the afternoon Among
those present We're MeSdameS IL u.
Roberts. ". H Lark, A W Galloway
Misses Lillian Phillips, Nettie Wilson,
Anna =. hurry, Emma Hoffman, Aman-
da- Heimann, Dorothy Winans, Vera
ballard and +. Turrentine. The rooms
were decorated with red and white car
The members Of the Happy Seven
club met Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Miss Evelyn Payne, on Nevada
street, and spent the afternoon in sew
ing. Light refreshments were served
at the close Of the afternoon. The club
members ere planning to reOrganize
the club and give it a different name.
Among the club members present were
Misses Edith Scott. Josephine Frank
enberger. Erna Tankersley, Rosa Oar
lington and Mary Evans
A number Of the younger school girls
met Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Miss Evelyn Ellison. on Montana
street. and formed a little social club
that will meet every two weeks. The
girls spent the afternoon pleasantly
and light refreshments were served by
the hostess. The members OF the club
are. Misses Nellie Smith. Merle Dale,
Lilly Dale. Esther Rice. Frances Dodge,
Bertha Hilgartner. Maurine Garrett.
Gladys COEgin. Hazel Kinney, Gaby
LOvett Augusta Fohrenkamp. Tina
Mann and Evelyn Ellison. The club
neE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
~" From The Herald This Date 1901

DINA Larson were united in marriage
by Rev. Mr.. kellogg
John r. Mobley head OF the Texas
quarantine department i'm Fl Paso, mas
been notified that two more cases OF
bubonic plague have appeared IN san
Francisco.
State senator ". W. Turuey returned
from Austin this morning and has been
receiving congratulations for his work
in arranging 90 have the Texas state
legislature come to FL Paso when presi-
dent Mckinley is here
BY his GOODNESS and prompt action,
George MacChesneE saved his home
from being burned last night. A lamp
was overturned and. at considerable
risk, Mr. MacChesucy picked it up and
carried ID outside before the flame had
done much damage.
At meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors Of the chamber of commerce last
night IL was decided 20 try TO get the
Orderf OF Railway Conductors to meet
here. Those attending the meeting
were chairman Prudential and Messrs-
Stevens. Koh4berg, Walk and Cour-
chesne-
Among those mentioned for the posi-
ton OF city attorney are r. v BOwden.
Judge p. r. Edwards. ]. l. Dyer. D.
Storms. p. II. Clark and W 10. Howe
Drs. W II. Anderson and T. j. Bush are
foremost in the race for the position Of
city physician. q. T. Dyer and Dr. C. l.
Race got the jobs.-Ed.)
Last week there was a high five party
at the smelter. in honor Of Hiss Agnes
bathurst OF Nashville. Tenn THOSE
present were Messrs- and Mesdames T.
S Austin. l. S. Austin. j. j. Ormsbee- D.
Z Robertson and G. P Hyde; Misses
Ida Lockhart F. LOckhart, Davidson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

- J. PASO motorists thronged Hueco
Natural park Sunday. Cars Of all de-
" scriptions loaded with people pulled
into the beautiful natural resort from
s o'clock in the morning until 5 o'clock
in the afternoon. The day was beauti-
fuI for driving and for climbing about
the wonderful natural scenery. and ex-
pIorins the caves and hooks. and the
roads were in far shape. although they
We're not as good in the afternoon, after
the heavy traffic Of the day, as they
were for the outbound trip in the
morning
The new road. which has been built
up into the foothills from q point a
short distance east Of the sand tanks"
TO a point not far west of the park,
las made the going much easier
Very few punctures were reported
by the travellers and only one accident
occurred. A number Of people have
carelessly thrown bottles into the road
and the promise for future punctures
and ruined tires is quite large unless
this practice is stopped
Ray PrinEle's Ford is the only car
that met with an accident He started
out with a party Of friends Saturday
night and broke his drive shaft in the
sand near the sand tanks" Two Of
the boys in the party walked back TO
Fort Bliss and telephOned W. +. Fletch-
er who went out in another car with
a new shaft and helped to put the car
in order again. The boys completed
their trip Sunday afternoon and came
back to FL Paso after night In the
party as guests Of Mr.. PrinEle were
Jack Oliver, Everett Fletcher, Donald
Light and Tom Clements.
Went beyond HuecO.
". Z. Arnold and wife and F. G.
Searle and wife made the trip in Mr..
Arnold's Franklin. They went consid-
erably beyond Hueco. but stopped over
at HuecO in the afternoon on their re-
turn
J. H HurxthaI and wife were out in
their Hupmobile. ~
Dave Sullivan. accompanied by his
wife and baby and Mrs. D. Rosenberg,
were in a Ford
Mr.. and Mrs. i. E Sawyer took a DFg
party in their REQ. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark. Miss
Corinne Clark and Mrs. Jessie Barber
Of Lowell, Mass
In W. T. Hixson's Stutz were Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ". Hurd Miss Chamberlain and
Ms. Hixson
G. A. Martin. wife and baby son and
Fred c. Konenberg. wife and baby
daughter made the trip in Mr. Martins
Chalmers go
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Strayer, in a Stude-
baker, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vol
lertsen, in an Overland, took out a par
" of guests, including :. d. Hembaugh,
Miss Pearl Mae Strayer. Miss Dorothy
Vouertsen and Miss Helen Redding.
Leonard Gillett, his wife and Miss
Mary Haley made the trip in Mr.. Gil
let's Overland touring car
Roy D. Barnum was accompanied by
Mrs. A Z. Ryan and Mrs. Flora Bates
in his Studebaker touring car Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Holzworth also accom-
panied AIr. Barnum-
M and Mrs j. A Happier drove to
the natural park in their REQ and were
accompanied by Mrs. Margaret Buckler.
Gus Buckler. Mrs. j. +. Williams and
children -
Mrs Van C. Wilson drove out in her
Ford, accompanied by Misses Bertha
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

1t seems that the Bisbee Railroad
company has about decided what II
wants TO do in the matter Of getting
into FL PasO and is fast making ar
engagements TO carry out its purposes.
Chief engineer Wambaugh and Mr.
James. of the company. went to Bisbee
yesterday TO look over the work on the
west end, after having closed most Of
the important matters here It now ap-
pears that the company wants to come
in alongside OF the s P. tracks and
branch off at block IS. Mills map, and
traverse nearly all OF the strip between
Franklin and Main streets. It is be-
lieved that a warm fight will develop
over the COmpanys trying to come in
through the center OF the city when the
petition is filed at the next meeting OF
the council
B. Matheny has returned to the city
after a brief visit east
kid HadIock IS taking a short va
cation and has gone east
c. a. Caseman returned this morning
from a business trip to Albuquerque
J. s. Eldridge returned yesterday
from an extended trip through Mexico.
E. Kohlberg has purchased a tract OF
land I miles north OF the City for $500.
J. S Dodge has been enrolled as an
attorney TO practice in the federal
F. J. Mccarthy and Miss Malinsa A.
Bennett have been granted marriage
Thomas Walsh and Miss Carmen Lar
son have been granted a marriage
license
The 18th grade will be entertained
on next Saturday evening by Miss Anna
Shelton.
f. N. Bray has been granted a permit
to build a $4,000 home on North Santa
Fe street
Mrs. John Wood has returned to the
city from New Orleans, where she vis-
ited friends.
Mrs. N. r. Roblee, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. L. n. Breck, left yeSter-
day for Topeka
The Woman's High Five club viii
meet next Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Hadley.
Miss Natalie Galatine, who has been
spending a few weeks in the city Tis-
itinE with Mrs. Whitbecks returned TO
her home yesterday.
Mrs Harry Flato and son, who nave
been visiting in the city with M ana
Mrs. VI Ainsa, will leave in a few days
for their home in Missouri.
John Barlow has taken the position
OF assistant civil engineer OF the lum-
ber company at ClOudcroft and VIII
leave for that point tomorrow.
Miss Marguerite Ainsa and ". w
Woods were quietly married yesterday
morning az the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Ainsa-
F. J. Mccarthy and Miss Malinda
Bennett, both Of Las Cruces, were mar
ried at the Center Block hotel this ar
ternoon BY the Rev. Dr. Whaling
A quiet wedding took place at the
Myrtle avenue parsonage this morn
ing, when Thomas Walsh and Miss Car
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
Lodges and Clubs.

The Junior Missionary society met at
Trinity Methodist church sunday att
PRAYER and devotional exercises.
Billy owen gave recitation
Richard Finley gave an outline Of work
I'M a Chinese kindergarten Charles
t1-rIir, ITebdeU SANG God Sees"
There were y children present one
new member was received Ellzapeth
Finley. membership contest between
the bows and the girls was closeu sun
day with the girls winning The boys
viii give a party some time soon IN
honor Of the winning girls
The intermediate department OF the
Junior Missionary society OF Trinity
Methodist church held its regular meet
inc in the Alta Vista Methodist churcn.
Forrest Smith gave the bible lesson
report from all the officers was heard.
Lucille Ayers sang a solo, Somebody
Ruby Collier gave a reading on a KIN
dergarten: virginia Hall told story OF
a Chinese slave girl. a recitation her
GIFT was given by Edwin Williaulsi
Margaret Meers recited a poem on Con-
servation; Mrs. w a Irayler save -. q
talk. and Mrs. Bush also gave tax;
-ames Harper read the program for the
Alta, vista society; Mrs. Bush closed
with @ short prayer
The young peoples missionary society
Of Trinity Methodist church met the
last OF the week at the home OF Mrs.
d. r. smith. on Florence street me
president, Mrs. Emma norman. pre-
sided over the brief business meetlhE.
Miss Lila Thomas read the scripture
lesson. Harry Henderson led the study
OF the mission book, Daylight in
Dark Continent" A month OF self denial
had been practiced by the members OF
the missionary society and the mite box
offerings were collected. amounting 10
SIS. for missionary work. Miss Myrtle
BOYD sang. accompanied by Miss Emma
Hoffman. A social hour followed the
meeting and refreshments were served
BY the hostess. Among those present
were: Misses Emma Hoffman. Lila
Thomas. Era Thomas. Bessie Brown,
Mabel hurry, Anna B. hurry. Ernestine
hurry. Byrd Ferguson, Eva Crouch
Dorothy Winans, ". Frederickson, Myr-
tie Boyd. Betty Mary Smith and Pearl
-Ponsford, Mr. and Mrs II. y. Miller,
Mrs. l. J. Ayers; Messrs. Harry Hender-
son. ". r Walker, w W. Edwards. ".
n. Harshman, NJ /. Burleson, Aubrey
Schrock. Clint Ballard, S S Glauber
and Lester Kitchens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
aries.

An enjoyable bunco party was given
by Miss Charline Fox and Miss Myrtle
Tatum Saturday afternoon at the home
Of Miss Fox. on North Campbell street
JonOuils and ferns decorated the
rooms attractively. Mrs c. A. Fox as
sisted the hOstesses in entertaining.
Miss Helen Henderson won the first
prize in the bunco games and Miss
Thula Hardie the consolation prize Re
fresHfnents were enjoyed after the
games The guests were Misses Mil
bred Compton, Hazel Robinson. Ethel
Amstater, Grace McVeigh, Edith Har-
vie, Mary Ferris. Helen Henderson,
Eva crosby, Thula Hardie, Azileen Nor
ris. Aileen Atkinson, Lucille Ayers.
Minette Watson. Anabel Watson and
Kathleen Griffith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
Weddings.

Miss Mary Deuel. and J. o. Mccoy
were married Friday night by Rev.
Francis Roy in the parish house adj
joining the cathedral Of the Imma Gu
late Conception. Mr.. and Mrs Mccoy
left Immediately for san francisco.
where they will attend the Panama
Pacific exposition. They will later go
to EokomO. Indiana. where Mr. Mccoy
VIII be engaged in work with an auto
mobile factory.-AIr. Mccoy is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William n Mccoy. Of
FL Paso
AIr and Mrs. Nathan Solomon announce
fhe berothal OF their niece Miss Har-
riet H Schwartz. to DIT. NJ ID. Cohen,
Of Bisbee. Arizona. Miss Schwartz has
lived in FL Paso for some years. and
was a former teacher at the Alamo
school She is the laughter of Mrs. S
Schwartz Of Rochester. y. Y An in
formal lat home was given by Miss
louise Blumenthal Sunday afternoon at
her home on North oregon street at
which Mr. and Mrs. Solomon announced
the engagement Of Miss Schwartz TO Dr..
Cohen. The date for the wedding has
not vet been set DIR. Cohen. who was
in Fl Paso for the event returned to
Bisbee sunday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

could not stand on
my feet Ny sister
in-law wished me TO
try Lydia E. Pink
hams We &c table
Compound and my
nerves became firm,
appetite good, step
elastic, and I lost
that weak, tired
feeling. That was
six years ago and l
have had three fine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

HYDE and bathurst, and 3lessrs- Hail.
EnIov-. Nicholas and smith
The annual election Of the Women 9
club vas held Wednesday afternoon. at
which the following officers were
named to serve for the ensuing year
President. Mrs. Olsa kOhlberg; first
Vice president. Mrs. Marie Switzer Al
lens second vice president, Mrs Grace
L. Townsend recording secretary, Mrs
Ella L. b. Hyde; corresponding secre-
tarv. Mrs Catherine Chase: treasurer,
MIS- Martha Wells: auditor, Mrs lisa
bel Hoyt.
Miss Ada Lane celebrated her 18th
birthday anniversary last Saturday
with a party at her home. Those pres
emf were Misses Essie DarDyshire, Lii
Ian Potter. Iuauita SOrenson- 4lllda
Connolly. Vivian Drummer, May Eouk
ana Louise Chase Messrs- Walter Fall
vev. sidney Haas. Arthur Eckman.
Robert Potter. Richard Ainsa. Ballard
CoIdweu. Albert hamburg, Harold and
Walter Christy, Bob LOckhart and
CruEer Chase
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
Ell Pasodns Returning.

Miss Mary Preisler and Frank T.
Preisler, who have been attending the
Panama-Paclfic exposition at San Fran
cisco. have returned TO FL Paso Miss
Preisler viii visit her brother here for
some time before returning to her home
i'm New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
TUESDAY WILL BE
CITY ELECTION DAY

Tuesday viii be city election day In
FL Paso and the regular election rou-
tine will be carried out although there
is no opposition ticket TO the regularly
nominated Democratic municipal ticket
headed by Tom Lea
me saloons viii close for the day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12

when you see. the name. Avondale.
on the package. you know the contents
are uuexcelied in quality AEonuale
mems gualitv i'm canned fruits. berries
ana veeeta advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-12
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Tes6fies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
LOr1pOund,

Laekawanna, N. Y" After my first
shiId was born 1 felt very miserable and
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-23
WEEKLY LECTURES AT STAMFORD TO
 BEGIN IN JANUARY
Many Interesting Talks Plan 7 ned for Library During
 Winter Months.
(special to The Farnaer.

Stratford, Nov 23AAt g recent meeting of the directors of the strat- ford library association it was de- cided to begin the weekly lectures for the winter months Friday, Jan. 14. Prof. Charles R. Brown of Yale uni- versity will deliver the first lecture on The Man Who Stands Four Square. Benjamin Franklin An illustrated lecture will be given on The New Crawford, Friday, Jan. g. Friday, Jan. 28. James R. Cruikshank will give an ilIustrated lecture on "A Foot in Switzer1and.'s tThe Hudson Bay Re- gion'' will be the subject of a. talk to be given by Prof. James R. Cruik- shank on Friday, Feb II. and Feb. 1s. EttSymbolisrn on the Modern Stage,n by be given in the lecture hall of the library. The same admission will be charged as in former years.
 The Stratford Library association has recently received from the trus- tees under the will of Mary Baker Eddy. the following books on Chris tIan Science by Mary B. Eddy. SSci- ence and Health" with Key to the Seri iptures,,'s Miscellaneous Writings and Messages to the Mother Church, z also the periodical, Christian Science Sentinel. These books will be placed at the disposal of the public as soon as they are catalogued.
 fyThe Stratford High school basketball team will play the fast Colonials of Bridgeport, Friday evening, Nov. %. The line up of the locals will be as folz lows Raucher, If; Buckley, If; Ris- berg, c Callahan, 1g Converse, rg
 The 0. L.. H. five of Stratford' will have as their opponents the O1fvets of Bridgeport The High school will play the first half of their game and the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-23
BRID DGEIp0RT [ As J WAS
100 20 EARS AGO
(Tahen from the Files of The Evening Farnaer1 

Sandwich His duties were however. ably performed by the acting assist ante dJufant general. captain Buffer My afdes-d de-carzl D. Ist- O.Fallon and Capt Todd, of tIae line and my vol- Chambers esq., have rendered me the most important serviceA from the opening of the can1p paign I have aI- ready stated that Gem Cass ana Commodore Perry, assisted me in forming the troops for action. The merit and the app pear axlca or the brave Commodore cheered and anf-
 mated every breast.ss
 British officer of high rank. assured one Of my aides-de camp, that on the day of our landing Gen Proc tor had, at his disposal, upwards or g. s000 Indians or Warriors3 but assert,- ed that the greatest part had left him previous to- the action
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-23

Q. l.. IT. the first half Of their con test, the two teams alternating, there by giving each team a rest between the halves. The line up of the o. L. H: will be; R Wheeler, If; Hale, lfi Flood, e; D. Wheeler, Ig; Clinton, Fg.
 The stratford Charitable society N,iH handle the local sale of the Red Gross Christmas seals. Mrs Frank M. Pat terson, president, who successfully managed the sale last year. will again De at the head of the local campaign. Last year nearly 1000 Red Cross seals were sold.
 Eight Red Men received the Hunt CTS and Warriors degree last evening at the weekly meeting of the Okenuck tribe The ceremony was held in the vJigwam on Church street. The mem bership of the organization now totals
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-23
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
IN COUNCIL CHanTRER

Doings of the City Council Afon- day evening. Nov. 20. 1S6 5EIfs lion or, the Mayor, s. g. Clapp. in the chair.
 The following bills were read and ordered paid. viz: John stapleton Sz2.75: L. Keilpf1ug $z.50 Bill of Munson Seeley. S1zI98, for work on roads, was referred to Committee on Streets.
 Petition of A H Robbins, for priv ilege to build a frame house. for store and dwelling, on northeast cor ner of South avenue and Main street, read, and after some explanations, granted.
 Petition Of g. w. Baldwin and ot1- CTS for extension of the State street sewer to the east line of Jarvis Will sons fence, read and referred to Conn nlittee on Sewers
 Petition of John g. Adams and others, for opening of George street and Madison avenue, read and refer red to Committee on Streets
 Petition of John ", Hall and oth- CTS, for grading and Tagging walks on John street, read and referred to CommIttee on Streets.
 Watch wardens reported a1vacan- cy in the night watch. which was filI- ed by the election of Henry M. CoIey. special constab1es had been appoint was said, however, that some or them had resigned and no action was talk en on the matter
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-23
NATIONAL BRIEFS

There are not more than haif . dozen members Of Congress in Wash ington.
 Tom Savers. the pugiIist. is dead.
 MaJor-GeneraI Palmer has been in dicted by the Grand Jury of Jeffer- son County Kentucky for enticing slaves to leave the State.
 q fne debt of Virginia before the break king out Of the war was only sI E 80os 900, and every dollar Of it, says a richmond paper, with interest will be promptly paid
 The TalalInany Hall Convention. on l1esaays n nominated , ohm T. HoffnlaIr1 for Mayor of the City Of New yT,sI- The Mozart Convention nonainatea John IIecker, and the McKeon3 conz vention has already put Mayor Gum tfler in renomination All three of the conventions have norninated Richard o'Gorman for Gorporation 9counseI.zs
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-11-23
lBuGENIo MARRIAaEs

Will Sinsure to this country a healthier and more intelligent fam fly of the future and many a woman obviously unfit for marriage. has had her health restored by the timely use of Lydia B. Fsinkham's s Vegetable Com pound, the most successful remedy for female ills the world has ever known Enormous quantities of roots and herbs are used annually in making this good o1d-fashioned remedy and no woman who suffers from female ills should lose hope unt-1 she has tried it.-Ady.