El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-11
FL Pasonns Amau.

L c. Simply left Thursday afternoon
for Chicago. on a business trip.
c. A Brandberg left today for salt
Lake City, where he will spend about
two weeks.
for Los Angeles and San Francisco 10
spend a short time.
P. P. Rizier left Thursday afternoon
for Hutchison. Kas., where he viii
spend his vacation.
Mr.. nj Mrs. l. Talpis- left Thursday
for san Diego n a Francisco 10
visit the expeditions.
Mrs. R. VI. Deason. of 2514 Montana
street, accompanied by her little son, is
visiting in Tennessee
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ainsa left
Thursday for San Diego and San Fran
cisco, TO visit the expOsitions.
Mrs. H. c. Greer viii leave about
July . for Los Angeles and VIII go 10
San Francisco to visit the exposition.
Mrs. J. NJ. Frank left this morning
for Mountain Park, N. NJ. where she
Will join Miss Vivian Pomeroy's house
Nj. and Mrs Scott White viii ieave
today for Houston, Texas, where Mr..
White will attend the state convention
of druggists.
Miss Hazel Kinney left recently for
Maria to visit Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Chas-
tain. She will remain there during the
summer months.
"A II L. 1AAAl
street. leaves this afternoon for Bis
bee, Ariz, to join Mr. Kohler for a
three weeks visit.
William Harren left Thursday night
for an extensive business trip In
which he viii visit Albuquerque ANA
rtllo, Da1hart and Kansas City.
Dean and Mrs s. II. Worrell, Of the
Texas School OF Mines, viii leave FL
Paso some time in July to spend a
part of the summer visiting friends in
California
Mrs ". D. Shea. with Ter daughter.
Miss Katherine Shea, viii leave Sunday
for Denver. Salt axe City and CALI
fornia, where they will spend the sum
Mr. and MIS- 8 LaughIin left Thurs
day night for California. They viii be
away for three months, visiting both
expositions and other points along the
coast, and win return by way OF Den
yer.
Miss Ruth Rawlings win have as her
guests at a house party At Pine Ridge,
Mountain Park, n. ", the latter part
OF the month, Misses Margaret Nefl,
Lydia Happier. Nancy Williams and Jo-
Mrs Julia A. Sharp, state manager Of
the Woodmen circle, left today Tor
Fe. n. NJ. After travelling extern
siYely in New Mexico, she viii 60 70
ST. Paul. Mimi. to attend h national
convention of the order
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Moye left Thursday
afternoon for California, where they
will spend some time, travelling about
the various beaches and visiting the
expositions and other places Of in
MI and Mrs. VIII Walz and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. z. King win chaperone e parry
Of young people to Cloudcroft sat
urday morning. for a week end outing
dance Of the season 1t the Lodge Sat
urdaV night.
Miss Madeline Fisk and Miss Isabel
valentine will leave Tuesday for Cali
After visiting h expeditions,
Miss Valentine will go to Berkeley to
attend the university Of California.
Miss Fisk will remain at the
different beaches for the summer
Mrs Mary S. Price and sons, Paul
David. have left for California,
Robert. who was a sophomore at Le-
Stanford university last year. He
Will spend the summer in California and
they will visit the expositiOns together.
Rev. o. J. Wade viii leave Monday
for Magnolia, Ark, to join Mrs. Wade,
is visiting her parents there. Later
they will go to Little Rock Ark for a
short visit. During Mr.. Wade's absence
Square Baptist church VIII be occupied
by Rev S. L Holloway.
Pearl Foster, a student OF the FL
high school for three years, has
q successful year, completed her
school course in high standing
and was a member Of a large gradu-
aIing class at Granite high school. or
Lake. She will probably attend
university OF Utah next year.
Mrs. Andrew Magee viii leave the
Of the week for New York city,
where she will attend the graduation
exercises OF her daughter. Miss Estelle
Campbell, from the Pratt Institute
of Library Science. The exer-
will occur June q. Mrs. Magee
md Hiss Campbell viii visit Niagara
Falls and other points Of interest in
he east n will return to FL PasO in
he fall