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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
BUSINESS WOMEN TO FORM CLUB;
A BUSY WEEK AHEAD IN SOCIETY
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

world. The club viii be connected
with the Y. W e. A by having a rep
resentative from its body as a member
Of the board Of directors but will other
wise he an independent organization
having its own executive body and con-
stitution- II viii have the use of the
y W c A rooms for its meetings and
classes and If the members do not de-
sire TO form separate groups for gym
nasium work or other class work Civ
en- by the association the business
Women's club membe may enter these
classes The idea has aroused a big
amount Of enthusiasm among the bust
ness women of the city who necessarily
on account Of their business hours, are
prevented from participating in the
self improvement activities OF other
clubs which all meet through the day,
and this is the first organization to
be formed to offer them the same Op-
pOrtunities as the home keeping women
enjoy In other cities where these
clubs have been formed their success
has been instantaneous and they nave
been able to accomplish a splendid
amount OF work. both in a cultural self
Improvement way and in the way Of
social service for others
Beginning today the school boys and
girls bound for the state university
and other schools will he leaving IL
Paso and the pleasures Of their vaca-
ton time for active work and study
again. 4 splendid bunch OF young peO-
them If not absolutely working their
way. are at least doing much to pay
for their school expenses and incident
" develop and strengthen their own
II has been a most crafty
ing thing to the people interested in
the success Of the boys and girls Of
this city 10 find that the percentage of
pupils leaving high school each year.
who go on TO colleges or universities
TO train themselves for useful citizen
ship. is constantly increasing
A number Of social affairs will be
given through the coming week for
some OF the popular society school girls
who viii be leaving soon for eastern
schools. Misses Alice AIyles. Agnes
Stewart and Mary White viii be guests
Of honor At an afternoon tea to be
given Monday by Mrs ". l. Gaines
at her home on Montana street Miss
AIyles will be the guest OF honor at
an informal dinner. TO be given by
Lieut. Oliver = Wood Wednesday night.
preceding the weekly mop at the off
GERS club at Fort Bliss
For the dancing crowds the Wednes-
day night army hop, the Saturday and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

, Thursday night West Ysleta Country
club. and the Saturday night Fl Paso
Country club dances VIII provide ample
opportunity for this form Of amuse-
ment-
Mrs. W. y. Pence and her daughter.
Miss Floy Pence viii entertain their
friends with a reception on Wednes-
day afternoon at their home on Mon
tana street. that VIII be one of the
largest social affairs Of the week
Miss Mildred BOice- Of Hanford. Cal.
who is the house guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. c. Y Nafe. and who has been
the guest OF honor at number of
social events during her stay here. viii
be the guest Of honor at an informal
dancing party. 10 be given Wednesday
evening by Miss Bessie Barnes and
Fred Barnes AT their home in Highland
Park.
In the clubs. the Pioneer Bridge club
viii resume its winter meetings and
viii be entertained by Mrs. John DonO-
hue, at her home on Franklin street
The jolly 500 club mem bers VIII De
the guests OF Mrs. Z. J. BarthOlomae
on Tuesday afternoon and Mrs. Henry
C. BuchoZ viii entertain the 500 club
the same daS at her home on Vir-
ginia- street. Mrs. ! a. JacOby will be
the hostess for the members Of the
Wednesday Crochet club at her home
on Tays street Miss Mary Hickey will
be the hostess for the meeting Of the
Ebell club. entertaining the mem bers
Of Mrs. Ames AlbrO. in the Deluxe
apartments.
The recently organized Fancy Work
club will meet Friday afternoon. when
they Will be entertained by Mrs. Meta
Windes. at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs Frank A Spence, on Montana
street
Mrs Edward c Hitchcock viii give
her home on Federal street for the
social meeting Of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union. on Saturday
afternoon.
While the preparations for the Inter
national Soil Products Exposition are
in progress and during the fair. the
meetings Of the Fl Paso Equal Fran
chise league viii be held at the office
Of II. 2. Corhin. 623 Mills building. in
stead OF at the chamber OF commerce
Mrs a. : Cochran. who is leaving
Fl Paso soon for an absence Of per
haps a years time. will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home on Montana
street with a bridge party. for seven
tables of guests On Thursday after
noon she viii entertain with a lunch
con at the Harvey house. for 20 guests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Ell Pasoans Awau.

G. W Robertson left Friday for Los
Angeles, where he will spend his va
cation
Miss Agnes Stewart will leave with
in short time for Millbrook. y Y,
TO continue her studies in the Bennett
school.
Mrs. J. ". Eubank and her daughter.
Mrs Ballard Coldwell. are in Los An
geles, Cal, where they viii remain for
a month
Mrs. William Z. Orr and little son.
Billie Orr. have gone 10 Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs OTIS former home. for a visit
Of several months with relatives and
old friends
Robert Wulff a graduate OF the
class Of 1915 OF the high school. is Wis
iting friends in san Antonio From
there he viii go to Austin 10 enter the
University OF Texas.
Miss Eiva sly. Miss Hazel F. Billet
and Miss Lucy Deyo. the secretariaI
force OF the y. ". G. A. left this morn
ing for CloudcrOft. where they will re-
main over sunday
Miss Helen Stewart and Miss DOro-
thy Williams will leave Tuesday for
Troy, y =. to enter the Emma Will
lard school Miss Alice Nyles viii at
tend the same school. but viii not
leave until Friday
Fred L Hunter. IT.. who has been
spending his vacation with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs +. l. Hunter, us
North St Nrain street. has left for Bos-
ton 10 resume his studies at the Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology. where
course.
Miss Mary Dewey. who will leave
Monday 10 enter the University OF Tex
as. and Miss Dorothy Quigley, who
leaves the last OF the coming week
Tor the Cample school at Tarrytown on
the Hudson. are the guests Of honor
At an afternoon tea being given this
afternoon by Miss Lucille Harlan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Woman to Exhibit Model Home;
To Demonstrate Domestic Science

Cameron. A II. Anderson, o. J. Allen.
II H Camp. VIII Scott. F. 3. McClin-
took c W Rogers. g 4. Wilchar and
Miss Alice Penny The guests of the
club were Mrs GeOrgianna r Hunt and
Mrs g E Buchert
Mrs. Forrest E Baker entertained
the Buttinski Crochet club Friday
afternoon at her home on Portland
avenue The time was spent in fancy
served IN the arbor on the lawn Mrs.
Baker was assisted in entertaining by
Mrs c. F. Compton There were about
so club members present Mrs. c. F.
Holzwarth viii entertain the club on
October 6. at her home. 311S Bliss
street
The Daughters Of Erin entertained
Friday afternoon in the Knights OF Co
lumbus hall with the monthly social
meeting for the members Of the order
and their friends The games OF high
five and bunco were the anusements
The prize winners were Mesdames -
Graves. D Crowley and H McG0vern-
Mrs l. F Arvin was the chairman in
charge Of the party
Miss Cora B. Forgason entertained
the Priscilla club Friday afternoon al
her home on Gold street The after
noon was spent in needleWork and mu-
sic was enjoyed Light refreshments
were served Mrs J. K Griffith will
entertain the club on October . at her
home on Wyoming street
Ten new members have been accepted
b. the board of directors OF the Woman's
club for membership in the club. Thev
are Mesdames. o. J. Binford. G r
Mansfield. Charles Diesel. A r. Burgess.
+. D Moore. Percy G. March. Elias G.
krupp, h L. Watson and Virgil Taylor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

Each ingredient used in compromising
prescriptions entrusted TO Us by Ell
Paso physicians or customers is guar
anteed TO be absolutely pure. fresh and
full Of strength
II prescription indicates a certain
number Of drugs and all are pure ex-
ceptlng one. the one may affect the
users health very seriously
Whether IL is a simple remedy or
the most rare and potent drug. its
purity is unquestiOned if II is in any
one Of cur three stores.
But we do not stop at purfty-ve
are conscientious. accurate and fair in
price We ask YOU to prove these
things 10 yourself. Learn the reasons
for our success
Scott White ~ Co.
safety First" Druggists
Mills Bldg. ROberts-Banner Bldg.
Depot Pharmacy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

next weeks happenings perhaps
the most important in a per
~ manent sense is the business
uromen's banquet. which viii occur
Thursday evening I'm the Young Won
ems Christian association rooms at
which the business women Of the city
VIII be the guests OF the board Of di-
rectors Of the association At this
banquet the business women's club Will
be organized The purpose Of the club
will be TO mean to the business women
OF the city what the woman's club
means TO the leisure and home keep
ing women. and more. for in addition
10 interesting programs, there viii be
practical classes. under competent in
structOrs in whatever line Of work or
study the business women select. The
membership viii he limited solely TO
self supporting women in the business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. Rebecca McHugh, of Chicago Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Walter
kohlberg- She Will remain here for
several months
Miss Mabel h Stafford. field secre-
tary for the Y. ". c. A. for this section
OF the country. is expected TO arrive
thursday morning for a short visit
here
Mrs. +. W Baumgarten and Mrs. W
F. Baumgarten. of Bloomfield. Iowa.
are expected to arrive today TO spend
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs J F
Baumgarten. at their home in Val
Verde.
Miss Emma Kitchen. teacher Of phys
ical training and dancing. at the Marl-
borough School for Girls in Los Ange-
les. is expected to arrive today or
sunday to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
J. f. Bowen for a short time Miss
Physical Training school Of Boston.
She has been spending the past sum
mer in New York city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
NuCdnRemOveNrinkles
.WuNUMMI
ASEdSily
Use Vdleskd SmaH's Method for a
Fen Daus and You VIII See a
Wonderful Difference In
Your appearance
Of Age.
m VAT,FSKA STRATT

TSAV here and now. and I have
proven 10 over and over again. that
you can positively get rid Of those
tell-tale signs or age and look years
younger by using my wrinkle formula
only a few minutes a day. Many of my
friends on the stage have used IL so
successfully that they have abandoned
all so-called prepared wrinkle remOv-
ers and use this Your condition can
surely be no worse than that Of many
OF my stage friends had been before
following my suggestion.
There IS no question about Il. il viii
do the work Start using IL today. It's
very simple. You make IL at home
yourself in only a few minutes. Get
two ounces Of eptol at any drug
store and mix with one tablespoonful
Of Elycerine and half pint OF water.
There YOU have it. Rub il on literally
every day. night and morning. the
more and the oftener the better You'll
see quick results. and crows feet
lines of age. sagging OF flesh and
wrinkles. big and little. viii soon be
no more This makes q full pint of
cream. more than YOU get Of any pre-
pared and less efficient creams Try
IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
MAD SHEPHERDS.

Have you read Mad shepherds
by l. p. jacks II you haven't
there's a treat awaiting YOU In
il AIr. Jacks describes an old
shepherd called Snarley Bob-a
queer character but one with
rich fund Of common sense and
humor. You will thoroughly en-
JOY his harsh sayings. Here is a
funeral Grafton he pronounced
over q little atheistical shoe
maker who was a great talker-
Shoemaker Hankin were =
great man. He got hold O. lots
O. good things. but he'd got some
on 'em by the wrong end He
talked more than man O his
size ought TO ha' done. He spent
his breath proving that God
doesn't exist, and his life in prov
ing that He does
The Rev. Miles Hanson viii
take Mad Shepherds as his
book subject on Sunday at the
First Congregational Church and
viii speak Of Snsriey Bob's phil
osophy-
All Boulevard cars pass the bot
tom Of Williams Street one and
d haE blocks away
NILES HANSON.
Pastor First Congregational
Church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
ANSWFRs no oTFSTIoNS

LAURA y. T.-Not in a thousand
years You can't produce the result
YOU want by the ordinary prepared
beauty" creams. I've tried IL and
know Here is my formula. which
viii positively do the work Just get
one ounce Of zintone at the drug
store and mix with one pint OF water
and Two tablespoOnfuls OF giycerine- I
tell you the results in giving a peach
bloom and Ely-like purity to the en-
tire face is something remarka 5le-
You must mix this at home yourself
To takes but a few moments You
Will never regret IT,
MISS CORA W.-Tes THAT'S what
they all say I never knew a single
person to get any benefit from the
prepared hair tOnics sold and / don't
wonder you have failed You've prob
ably heard that / am the only WON
an on the American stage who does
not have TO make use OF hair make
shifts Simply because 7 make nv
hair grow You can do fl the same as
] have. Get one ounce of beta-quinol
at the drug store-and mix with a
half pint of water and half pint Of
alcohol cor with one full pint OF bav
rum instead Of water and alcohoD
Talk about hair growers. this is GER
talnly remarkable. Why. in n few
days you'll see the big difference.
Your hair viii stop falling. 60 will
grow long. silky Gueenly This makes
fun pint or the hair grower
cheaper and far more resultful than
anything else YOU can buy. I'll guar
autee you'll be surprised
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
The Aruy.

Lieut. and Mrs James r Hill and
little baby daughter. Aileen Hill. have
recently arrived in FL PasO from College
Station Texas. where Lieut.. Hill was
the commandant OF the A. & NJ college
cadet corps. Lieut.. Hin has gone into
Mexico to join the 1871 cavalry. his
regiment. Mrs. Hill has taken an
apartment in the Georgette apartments
She was formerly Miss Aileeu Hague,
of FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

Our special Limousine Service for
social occasions will give you salts
faction We ask that you place the
order as far in advance OF the occasion
as possible This viii eliminate all
chance of disappointment Telephone
City Service Company.
AutOS-BnEGaEe-T xis.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". z Hale announce
the engagement OF their daughter. Miss
Julia Hale. 10 Harvey Herbert McClan-
ahan. OF Nashville. Tenn The wedding
will occur September IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

~MILLER MADE--SpeciaI pleated
serge skirt TO wear with Middle
BlOuses- Childreu's Rompers and Bun
galow Aprons Miller Made Co. EOS T.
Missouri Phone 1S72-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

Our special Limousine Service for
social occasions viii give YOU salts
faction We ask that you place the
order as far in advance Of the occasion
as possible. This viii eliminate all
chance OF disappointment. Telephone
City Service Company.
AutOs-BaggaEe-T
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

Navajo rugs are easily cared for.
Their use insures a home that is at
tractive. clean and sanitary. Beach's Art
shop. City National Bank building
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

SuperfIuous hair. mOles and all facial
blemishes removed Features corrected.
Mrs Grace A Benson. Face Specialist.
% Buckler building--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

When you are tired from shopping.
why not rest a few minutes in a com
Portable chair and hear the latest and
best Columbia Records at the FL Paso
Piano compsny--Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

! regarding the very prosaic freezing OF
water pipes
The members of the civic committee
Of the Woman's club, which was started
last year, are expecting 10 do good
constructive work this year in going
with the city health officers on their
inspections OF all the dairIes. groceries.
restaurants and bakeries. II was
found last year that the visits Of the
women had more influence with the
owners Of the diaries. stores or baker
les IN stimulating them to clean up
than the inspector could accomplish BY
himself No effort is going to be
spared by the committee and its ef-
ficient chairman. Mrs Carl Lee smith,
to make FL PaSO a clean CITY. Sitting
the whole thing of clean and sanitary
conditions right down to the underly-
ing point. isn't IL true that a clean food
supply sanitary plum bling conditions.
ana clean dalrleS and sanitary living
conditions in the city directly affect
the home2 Therefore the success of
housekeeping. which is the WOnan's
business. depends not solely upon her
self. but on the way her town is gov
erned and upon the officials Of the
town That's why women should take
an interest in these things.
Mrs NJ. c Tyler, wife Of Mai. Tyler Of
the engineer corps. is a new arrival in
Fl Paso and a very stunning one too
She has a most glorious mass Of dark
hair. which she dresses most becoming
" TO set off her good looking and well
shoulders. too. and a Z one OF the recent
dances, she made more than a few men
turn to watch her as she danced BY in
her black and silver gown
a very popular captain. who is equal
y popular for mis- delightful personality
as well as for the fact that he wears
two bars on his shoulder straps and is
still a bachelor was recently giving
advice in the way to set about select
ing bride. do not concern yourself
about the girls" he said. study the
mother. That is what have been do
ing and when 1 find a mother who has
all the requirements OF what TO my
minded and beautiful woman should
be. then I shall present myself and
say Madam. I desire the honor OF
marrying one Of your daughters The
mother may be surprised and say:
Which OneT I shall answer: Either.
have seen their mother. that is as
surance sufficient that I could be rap
turously in love forever with any
daughter OF hers"
Mrs. George Bell. jr.. is one OF those
gracious broad sympathied women who
are Interested in every phase Of life
Perhaps no one in the entire CITY was
more interested IN or more proud Of
the splendid showing made by the
soldiers. both regulars and national
guardsmen. in their recent big parade
which was the largest since the vic
toriOus union army marched down
Pennsylvania avenue in Washington
after the civil war. Not a detail es-
capped her; she was delighted that
the men stood the parade so well and
that so very few had TO drop out en-
route and the spirit that the Fl Pasoans
showed the army in supplying ice
water and sandwiches 10 the men when {
greatly appreciated by Mrs. Bell a.
though she herself had been accorded F
this courtesy Who was II who said
its the girl behind the man behind I
the gum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23
About FL Pasoans.

J. $ Graham is quite seriously i'll at
his home on Montana street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

ms r. o. Ever hear OF get
ms ms Hd OF blackheads in a few min
pO~ cered neroXin at any drug store
ana sprinkle some on a wet sponge
ttuo IL on the blackheads. Then Iook
IN II. lne mirror 1t viii be a revelation
oi-HlE g. CHATS strange. You
should have been able 10 ger az me
u lS store The eptol for making Up
Wy, ~5ln1le formula However. II
sou VIII send fifty cents. addressing
secretary 70 Naleska Suratt. ThOmp-'
son Bids Chicago il viii be sent 10
you at once.
TELL ME-Weu my dear. you'll
surely be able 10 attend the nexr
lance " thour embarrassment Win
IL present STYLES. hair visible in the
arm pits IS surely hideous Do nor
use Ordinary hair removers--,oSf ~
them burn and leave a mark aoT
never take off all the hairs. DO this
MolSlen the hairs with sulfO solution 3
"hich you get at any drug store II
5 wonderful 10 see the hairs inst
ShFiVel away 1t leaves the skin 1er-
Iect It's simply magic.
LADY IN WAITING-Now here is
something I can't promise YOU. How
ever ever II anything in this world can
develop the bust. this formula Ger
tainly VIII do it Nix two ounces OF
ruetone and half a cup OF sugar in q
half pint Of cold water Take two
teaspoOnfuls after each meal and on
retiring / know many who have done
wonders with this formula
MRS. O. NJ S.-You're right. AIlalf
IN the ordinary shampOOs. and IN
soap as well. really hurts hair. Sim
ply don't use them: that's all In
stead. dissolve a teaspoonfuI OF eggoh
IN half cup of hot water. You'll Just
revel in this exquisite hair and SCALP
cleanser Notice, too. how il dissOlves
away every particle of dandruff at
once and makes hair extraordinarily
soft and silky. You can get enough
eEgOl for twenty-five cents to make9
about dozen or more shampoos.
CHALKY-That's just the point
You've noticed how chalky the or
binary face powder is It's Just the
reason why ] have my own face pow
der made after my own formula.
Why. its almost invisible on the
face. giving a natural bloom to he
skin you never experienced before 7
want you 10 try IT, It's now sold In =
drug stores. ''Valeska Suratt FacA
Powder. I'm white. flesh and bru
uette--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

silk lined japanese lamp shade al
SL75- Beach's Art shop, City National
Bank building.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-23

And especially the ladies' The new
City Market is now open and ready for
business.-Adv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-08
ELECTION CROWD IS
THRILLED BY FIRE

Fire engines racing down Pennsyl-
vania avenue to a blaze In the Ger
muller trunk and leather store. at 800
Seventh street, furnished the opening
thrill for the thousands of election
spectators about $3.50 last night.
The fremen, under Second Battalion
Chief Proctor. found a stubborn blaze
in the rear of the leather establish
ment. which burnt its way up through
drew hundreds from the election bull
letin boards.
The rooms>of the National Shoe Find
ings House, on the right side OF the fire.
and the Hopkins Furniture Company
on the other. were filled with smoke.
The Hremen fought the blaze for nearly
two hours.
Capt. Charles T. Peck and Lieutenant
Duvall were in command OF the 100 po-
lice who are handling the crowds on
Pennsylvania avenue.
In addition to patrolmen. Captain
Peck has a large detail of mounted ana
bicycle men to handle traffic.
Major Pullman's order restricting au-
tomobiles and other vehicles from the
streets drew hundreds of women and
children to the election board who re-
manned away other years through fear
OF being run down In the crowd.
Fire Department officials said tho
blaze started at the bottom of an ele-
Chief Proctor estimated the damaE"
at about $1,000. mostly from smoke
DESPITE the fact that thousands CT
persons crowded in front OF the oullc-
tin boards along Pennsylvania ave;
nue.. not a single sick or accident cal
during the first two hours OF the re-
turns
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-11-08
HUGHES SECRETARY
CALLS VOTE CLOSE

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Charles E.
Hughes made his first appearance to-
day when he opened the door OF his
room in the Hotel Astor. called Law
renee Green. his secretary and asked
Green to bring him the latest returns.
Green scurried away remarking that
st looked dangerously close"
Hughes retired at l:20 this morning.
At that time he was still in ignorance
of the many conflicting reports and
counter-reports that had come In from
some States that were doubtful and
from some that were thought certain
one way or the other when he went to
bed.
Hughes kept to his suite in the Astor
with his immediate family during the
morning and had not left his room up
to ! O'clock. Hughes gave his entire
attention to returns. His managers at
l o'clock gave him a sheath OF tele-
grams claiming California had gone for
him.