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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
BANDITS INCITE
PEOPLE To WAR
Proclamation to Carranzs
Army and Civilians Is
Found on CerVantes.

Field Headquarters. Namiquipa. Mex.
May -6.-That the Viilista bandits have
tried 10 infIame the Carranza soldiery
and the civilian populace TO war against
the American army in Mexico was
shown conclusively today with the find
ing OF a proclamation on the body OF
Col Candelario Cervantes. slain in the
attack OF his bandits OF a detach-
ment OF American troops.
The proclamation reads
TO Citizens and Leaders OF the
Carranza Army.
We. who subscribe ourselves mera-
hers OF the Nexican army and citizens
loyal TO the national defence, set
forth that In the circumstances that
have befallen our country with the
armed invasion by the United states
of the North. the shame Of our souls
and the unmeutiouahie atfrOut before
an the world we desire as true sons
Of our saddened Mexico no longer TO
bear the name of traitors
We further desire to combat the in
TadinE enemy without quarter and for
that reason we beseech YOU not TO inn
peoe MS nor 10 disturb US IN our war
against the North Americans. who.
under false pretenses. profane our
patriotic soil
w q take ll Tor granted lndL VIC
ourselves have no political creed eX-
cept the cause OF Mexico The Car
rama army. the Mexican public, the
entire nation viii have to protest and
rise up against the insults which all
MeXicans suffer in the name Of our
motherland-
History and the world viii take
account OF the patriotism which prom
Uses TO call the invaders TO account
TIC fall in this viii weigh against our
conscience and dignity. and reflect
upon the name OF our children On ac-
count Of this we nope that we do OF
fail TO meet as one grand family
situation that must come about
At least We pray that we may be
left TO fight the miserabl invaders,
the sole cause OF our discord and ma
tional disgrace we respectfully re-
quest that YOU reply in regard TO this
matter on your word OF honor. In the
name or our unfortunate Mexico we
express our deepest brotherhood and
love Of the country and the constit-
ution."
The proclamation was dated Sierra
Nevada, April 10. 1916, and signed by
Julio AcOsta- general, and CaudelariO
Ceryantes- colonel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas

- Chris Fox viii entertain Monday
night Al his home on North Campbell
with a dinner in honor Of his chum. Al
bert Tatum. who is one Of the gradu
atinC class of the high school
Mrs. r r MSson was the hostess at
an informal tea Friday afternoon at
her home on Mckinley avenue Ferns
and sweet peas decorated the rooms.
The guest cards were taken at the
door BY little Dorothy CovingtOn- The
tea table was presided over by Mrs
D. R Wilkes and Mrs G G CovinEton-
Mrs. Mason was assisted in entertain
ing her guests by Mrs T. : Peacock.
Mrs. T X Partridge and Misses Pauli7S
Bryan. Mabyn Madison and June Gov
ington During the afternoon about 30
OF her friends called
The missionary committee OF the
First Presbyterian church missionary
society was entertained by the presi-
dent Of'the society. Mrs W. l. Crockett.
al her home on North Campbell street
Friday There were present Mesdames
Rue Jackson. O. A Critchett. Fred G..
Emery, r P MossOn. George Morris.
fred ". Norton. Charles L Diversified.
Miss Kate Fink and Miss Lula PREFER.
A five course luncheon was served. The
hostess was assisted in serving by
Mrs. ". r Brown and Mrs. s H.
who are working for the
lenefit Of the club house fund Of the
Noman's club and through their ef-
icient service as maids received such
tips that they were able TO
i'd nice contribution to the club
louise fund.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
VETERANS TO MEET SUNDAY
FOR MEMORIAL SERVICES

Members Of Emmett Crawford post
Grand Army of the Republic. viii meet
in front OF the federal building sun
day evening not later than o'clock to
march with Hamilton Fish camp,
United Spanish War Veterans. and
John G Brown camp. United Confed-
crate Veterans, to Trinity Methodist
church. corner Of Boulevard and Mesa
to attend memorial services. Rev. W
T. Packard. pastor of Trinity church.
VIII preach the memorial sermon at
100 o'clock.
On Memorial day. next Tuesday. May
so. the Spanish War veterans will have
charge of the parade, which Will start
moving through the central streets of
the city at 9 o'clock. At the city hall
the parade viii break up and all the
patriotic societies Will go to Evergreen
cemetery for the rituslistic ceremonies
Of the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
SOCIETY DOLNGS
Porties.

Tonight all the children OF the Elks
are TO be the happy guests OF Mrs
D. r. Hammett. at her annual party
which viii be given in the Elks club
mouse All the youngsters, VINO nave
fathers, brothers OF uncles who are
l-iks are expected 10 come and prompt
it at 1880 o'clock there VIII be some
delightful moving picture reels shown
Tor the entertainment OF the little
guests. in the theater on the gallery
refreshments viii be served and then
the children may enjoy dancing IN the
BAH room OF the club.
Mrs Marie DeShazO gave "A children
party Thursday afternoon Al their
nome on Olive street in celebration OF
the seventh birthday anniversary OF
her little son, Kenneth DeShazo- PINK
and white sweet peas were used IN
quantities through the rooms AFTER
the afternoon, spent in playing games
. refreshments were served me uln-
ing room was especially pretty with
quantities. Of pink and white sweet peas
everywhere. The birthday cake was
ella bcrately frosted and decorated with
pink flowers. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs. Helen Roberts and MIS-
Glenn Moore. Among the little guests
present were Kenneth DeShaZO, Donald
DeShazo. Gates Davis. Billie Cornwall,-
Robert GoldofI. Irwin Goldott- soc
Krause. Virginia Krause. WilhelmiLa
Maple, Blanche Cornwall, Bonnie
Humphreys. Cleora Humphreys and
Miss ParaIee Billiard. whose wedding
VIII occur in the near future, was lle
guest Of honor at delightful mlscel-
laneOus shower. given by Mrs T. T.
Malone. at her home on Happer street
Richmond Terrace. Thursday after
nOOa- Throughout the rooms pink ana
white sweet peas were effectively ar
ranged. The shower gifts were all
placed in large white basket ana
presented to the bride-tO-be by little
Ernie Malone A salad course was
served later in the afternoon In the
evening the guests were Joined oy .
number Of young men and they spent
the remainder of the evening dancing
Punch and ice cream were served dur
ing the dancing Among the guests
were Misses Paralee Billiard Jessie
Darrach. Helen Darrach, Lillian Gun
bingham. Maybelle Cunningham, Mary
Stedmond. Evelyn Stedmond, Margue-
rite Irby Angeline. LsZares, Louise
AmadOr. Melba Green TOly Leutuch-
Jewel Paschsl celia Craver, Margue-
rite Price. Daisy Phelps. Daisy McNey,
LeOpOldina kOblitz and Alice Harold;
Mr. and Mrs Otto Weeks. Mrs. Evelyn
Buchanan Messrs- Robert Paschai-
Brown Paschsl. Thad AyleswOrth.
Jesse StanseL Francis Price, Henry
Hunter, Addie Aylesworth, Al Adkins,
Richie Filleman. Guy Livingston.
Graves Malone Henry Hunter. Earl I
Cortland Herbert Buchanan HerveFt
Livingston. Roy Davis, Harry Cantil- I
lion Martin AmadOr. Roy ChitwOOd I
Mckinley Vaughan. Thaddeus Keavlin Z
and Arthur FOurleF-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
An Open Letter to Ell Paso
Boys and Girls
What Are Your Plans
For The Summer?

The MAJORITY Of STUDENTS Of
the public schools, who have ad-
vauced TO the Seventh Grade. are
imbued with SUFFICIENT AAIBI-
slON to be looking forward to
SUCCESS in life The most success
ful business men and women in the
world can attribute same TO the
practical application Of business
education
JUNE. July and AUGUST are as
valuable months as any OF the year
If properly used. Too many young
people Mace too little value on time
or the Use of H. II you place your
mind At rest during the sumner
months. II, Ike other L ings, has de-
preciated in value For. TRUE
REST IS not idleness, but a change
OF activity. II you keep your mind
ACTIVELY engaged during the sum
mer months il VIII still be active in
September.
In addition thereto. If you spend
JUNE JULY aud AUGUST in proper
instruction at DRAUGHON's BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE. you viii profit to
the extent Of being ready for a posi-
tion at a salary which viii make
you independent
We have an average Of from ONE
TO FIVE calls per DAY for compe-
tent office help, while any number
Of laborers are walking the streets
looking for work, and those who are
competent office assistants are en-
joying the privilege Of selecting the
desired positions II should be a
pleasure TO you TO look forward to
the time when you may earn a good
salary in short hours and with light
work
WE CAN START you in this bust
ness in life If you so desire and
shall be glad TO have you call on Us
concerning same.
Tours very truly.
r. r. Davis, Mgr.
DRAU GHON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
T. = Special rates May 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
ATTACK TRAIN,
KILLING 200 MEXICANS-

san Antonio. Texas. May 2s-Bsnd-
its operating between Cuernavaca and
Mexico City three weeks ago attacked
a government train en- which govern
ment employees and their families were
being sent to Mexico City, and killed
about zoe. according 10 private ad-
vices received here today
There were many wives ana daugh-
tiers OF employees on the train and
nearly all were subjected to indigni-
ties.
Tres Narias on a heavy grade. over
whelmed the little guard and poured
a heavy fire into the cars. Those who
leaped from the doors and windows
were brought down as they attempted
to escape Only one man. tee express
messenger, was left alive. according to
the reports received here.
The rebels secured from the train
a consignment Of ammunition said to
be 1000, 600 cartridges. and 100000
pesos Of the new issue OF currency
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs A. A Howard announce
the enga cement OF their daughter Miss
Ruth Frances Howard. to James T..
Jordan The marriage viii occur on
Friday, June at the Cathedral of the
Immaculate Conception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s Ieunfnr
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Marbry Hennine 10 II
j Ponsford- The marriage will occur
on June IS. The announcement was
made at very pretty luncheon. given
Saturday afternoon by Mrs HenninE
at her home on Nevada street. in
honor Of her daughter. The announce
ment was inscribed upon the place
cards. which bore the mOnograms OF
the two young people and the date of
the wedding. In the center of the
table was a glass bowl filled with
pink sweet peas and about the "a bic
were pink candles in glass sticks. tied
with pink tulle- The guests were Mrs.
r. ". Coffin. Mrs l. J.. Locke. Misses
Marbry Henning. Mabel O'Cononr,
ElsinOr Shelton. Constance PaCeman.
Louise Sanburn. Wilma Elliott. Kate
Stoker. Mary Lewis and Mae Pulliam.
Following the luncheon the guests
spent the afternoon playing bridge.
Miss HenninE is a graduate ef the
Leland Stanford university Of Cali
fornia and is a member OF the Alpha
Phi sorority. Mr.. Ponsford is a grad
Iate Of the architectural school Of
Columbia University. y Y, and is a
member Of the Alpha Chi Rho frster-
1irv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
HERRING NEEDS
800 MORE MEN
Declares Honor and Dignity
of New Mexico At Stake
on the Border.

santa Fe, y. N. May zs.--The
honor and dignity OF the state OF New
Mexico" Adjt Gen H T. Herring OF
the New Mexico national guard wired
Gov Mcdonald today, is seriously
irnperilled unless her citizens respond
10 the call Of the president and fur
nish the necessary quota Of troops"
The adjustant general says he must
have 800 more men in a few days il
the regiment is TO be mustered into
the regulars at the border. He urges
the governor to take up the matter
with the county sheriffs-
AS a border state says Herring
eve cannot afford to fail II cur own
people won't help when opportunity is
offered we cannot call on others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. John l. Dyer, ST, or Waco. is
expected TO arrive this evening TO visit
her son. John L Dyer and Mrs. Dyer.
Miss Anna May Ruhrup. who has
been visiting Miss Elizabeth Davis Tor
several DAYS. has gone back 10 her
home in TOyah, Texas
G. II. Mason VINO has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. A. ID. Hudson. at he-
home. sos san Francisco street. re-
turned Friday TO his home in Terrell
Mrs. F. Fl. Todd, on Mundy avenue.
has as her house guest for several
weeks Mrs T. Melcher. Of Douglas.
Ariz. II is expected that Mrs. Melcher
will spend several weeks in the city.
Arthur X Adams. who has been in
AIorenci. Ariz- for the past winter viii
arrive in Ell PasO Sunday night TO re-
main until the first Of the month. Mr.
Adams is on his way to his former
home in Boston TO attend the wedding
Mrs. J. T. Murphy and her daugh-
ter. Miss Lucille Murphy; OF Laredo,
Tex, are expected TO arrive soon for
a few DAYS visit with DR.. and Mrs.
". l. Brown and Mrs. Alurphy's other
daughter. Miss Ruth Murphy, who has
been the guest OF Dr- ana Mrs. Brown
for several months. Mrs. Murphy and
Miss Murphy are on their way TO Los
Angeles Calf, where Miss Ruth Muir
phv and Mrs. Brown viii join them
there the last Of June and they VIII
remain in California all summer
Mrs susan A. Moore. Of Columbus.
\. NJ. returned to FL PasO Thursday
p fternoon from Bucyrus. Ohio. where
She went 10 bury her husband, John
7 Moore. who was murdered by the
Villa bandits in the raid on Columbus.
The body Of Mr.. Moore was placed in
4 mausoIeum in his old childhood
home. Mrs. Moore is the guest OF Mrs
Lillian Oueeney. in the Wright apart
menfs She will be here for a short
time and will then go on TO Columbus
to settle her business affairs there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
Women's Organizations.

The Highland Park branch Of the
NJ esJmlnster Presbyterian church mis-
~ the nome of Mrs. J. L. Mcknight on
LakOLa street Mrs : NJ James was in
charge Of the meeting and the topic Of
me DAY was foreign missionaries Mrs.
= q Elfers read the scripture lesson.
Alrs- j. q. LoWman talked on what is
beng done in foreign lands and others
speahlng on this topic were Mesdames
l. s. Elfers, J. r Statham, J. l. Robin
son. r a j. Seldom and j. l. Mcknight.
+ Following the completion Of the pro
gram refreshments were served by the
hostess There were present Mesdames
J. T. Bishoff, J. H. Logan. j. r. Stat
nam, p b Elfers. J. G. LoWman T. T.
robinson, : NJ James. L. A. Ferguson.
= u ; seldom, j. L. Mcknight and
The Womans Home Missionary soci-
ETY. OF the First Methodist church met
thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs
" W. rink presided in the absence OF
me president Miss Emma Brandeberry.
MIS- H. G. Porter conducted the devo-
uonaI exercises which opened with the
singing OF the hymn. Jesus Calls Us
MIS- Porter read the first six verses of
the 18th chapter Of St Johns gosDel and
then there were a number OF sentence
prayer offered by the members Mrs
Joe Carpenter was the leader Of the
program me study Of the afternoon
was immigration Mrs Albion A. Jones
"a ~ --l~ ot5oA NuAlALleS OILereu Tor
missionary work among the immi-
grants Mrs H L Spence talked about
the conditions governing the lives of
the immigrants Mrs. Fink spoke Of
recreation for them, and Mrs : Y
oeng had as her subject the Orientals
IN America In the business meeting a
new plan for increasing the member
ship was discussed A COMMITTEES was
appointed TO nominate the officers FOR
next year Those on this committee
are Mesdames 5 V Young, Joe Carpea-
ter and Miss Emma Brandeberr,-.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
and Clubs.

The Daughters of Erin spent a very
pleasant afternoon at cards Friday at
the Knights Of Columbus hall Mrs
n p. Maloney. chairman OF the enter
tainment committee. was assisted by
Mrs. J. K Sicily and Mrs James 3
Roeers at the close OF the games an
ice course was served the guests The
frst prize was won by Miss Beasy
WEIGH. the second by Mrs William
Wallace and the consolation by Mrs
Blanche McGovern- There were about
30 people present
Willow Grove Woodman Circle gave
Mrs. VIM. RAIDER a very pleasant sur
prise party ~ her home on East
Nevada. Friday afternoon The game Of
500 was the afternoon amusement at
which Mrs John Bowman won first
hOnors. Mrs G c. Cunningham took
the second prize. and Mrs. Isaac Haus-
ton the consolation. Punch was served
throughout the afternoon and later an
ice course was served Those present
were Mesdames H j. Heitgen, Sarah
LeOna Davis a ". Young, G Q. Gun
ningham- Charles Corel. Isaac Houston.
r. H Dalton. J. ThornhilI John Bow
man and T. D Scotch
Manchester Grove. Woodmen Circle
entertained the members and friends
Of the order with a social Thursday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
7. f. Allison, on East Boulevard. The
amusements OF the affair were the
games of high five and bunco- Mrs
T. A. Houston and Miss Marie DuEan
were the prize winners for the women
and 7 s. Houston and Roy Marsh were
the prize winners OF the men. Follow
ing the games. refreshments we're
served in two courses The entertain
ment committee in charge of the affair
was composed Of Mesdames W NJ Z
Chamberlain. u Nichols and L O. !
Perkins There We're present Mr. and (
Mrs l. A. Houston. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Marsh Ar and Mrs J. D. Osborne. Mr. 1
and Mrs Perry Goodwin, AIesdames D I
MCGEE ~. j. Dugan. S A Moody. NJ |
Harris, J. Thornhill Tom Heifrin. s. J. |
Rogers W n Chamberlain. II Nichols I
p O. Perkins. J. L Broyles. Fred r Z
Warner C. n Dalton. Misses Marie 4
smith Marie Dugan, Kathleen Allison. /
Nay Jacobs. Margaret Dugan, Gladys I
Harris. AIessrs- A. Maloney, J. c Hol- !
ford = s Allison and Q. r Broadhead. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
SENATE WILL CONSIDER
UNIVERSAL TRAINING BILL

Washington. d. g. Nay 26-The
senate military affairs committee
Chamberlain universal military train
ing bill modelled on the Swiss system
All able bodied males between the
ages OF i and % years who are citi-
zens or have declared their intention
TO become citizens would be liable for
training under the bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL
NOW TOTALS SI52,274.297

army appropriation bill, to be reported
10 the house next Tuesday, was found
today to total $152.274.297 exclusive Of
about 100000 for civilian training
camps, for which an estimate is being
prepared.
a new provision in the bill is aimed
at possible monopolization of freight
traffic with the Philippines by Jap
anese lines providing that army
transports may carry merchandise Of
American production to the non-con-
tiguous territory OF the United States
and that products Of those territories
may be brought back.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
BURLINGTON LINES START
100000 IMPROVEMENTS

Denver, Colo. May Improvement
work 10 cost approximately $4,000. 900
mas been begun by the chicago. Bur
I'M ton ana quincy railway. according
70 an announcement TODAY at the o.
nee OF the chief engineer. Most OF
the work is in Wyoming
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
AUSTRIANS RAID
BARI; IS KILLED

London, Eng, Nay 26.-Eighteen
persons were killed and a score OF
others injured in an air raid on Bari
on the Italian Adriatic coast accord
ing 10 a Reuter- dispatch from Rome
today. The victims we're largely
children and women.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
Englishulan Curses u. S.
Flag; VIII Be Deported

Denver, Colo. May e6.-An order for
the deportation OF Harold Callow. an
EnElishman, was received from Wash
ington today Deportation proceed
ings were begun after Caliow. in
street speech here. cursed the AmerI-
can flag and declared anarchy the
remedy for all social troubles
J. A Riner, federal district judge for
wyoming agreed TO hear arguments
late today on a writ OF habeas corpus
in behalf Of CallOw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
about ELPasoans.

Dr. and Mrs. Carl Lee smith have
moved back into their own home. SOC
East Rio Grande street
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bateman are the
parents OF a baby son. born this morn
ing at their home. 533 West Missouri
street The baby viii be named Her
man G. Bateman. jr.
Mrs. Walter Stowe of 10 Dallas
street. who is graduate Of Cincin-
natl Conservatory of Music, VIII re-
main in Fl Paso all summer continu-
ing her musical work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
ALLIED AIRMEN lombard
SMYRNA; THREE KILLED

Cons tantinOple. Thursday May e6.-
statement issued by the Turkish
army headquarters saws:
On the morning OF May "a two
elemy alrplanes threw 10 bombs on an
lnha bited quarter of Sn17-rna destroy
ing some houses. injuring three
women and one child and killing three
persons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
L. :. ARMY OFFICERS.

11Lo men IN Mexico and on the Bor-
der; Let our mail order deDartme1-
40 your Fl Paso shopping for you. The
ospaf tment is in the hands OF expe-
rlenced people in the line.
The Warner Drug Co.
Wall Order Department.
Fl PasO. Texns.=Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27

Next week Witnesses the closing of
most OF the schools in II Paso. Friends
ana relatives Of the graduates are
proSDat9iy puzzled in regard to selecting
IN regard TO selecting suitable gifts
We suggest an "Ansco" camera as a
siIt That viii give lots OF pleasure for
ellner boy or girl. Besides. we sug-
sest Ior the girls. Toilet Sets. Toilet
Articles and Accessories some Of The
o0y graduates viii now begin to shave
Wnether they require IT or not. so start
sHeIh right with "A Safety Eazor-we
nave some beautiful Gift Sets.
scott White & 20.
49,, safety First Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Eoberte E57--,-- pill
Depot Pharmacy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
GERMANY DENIES PRINCE
Won BUELOW COMES TO U. S,

Berln- Germany. May 26.-The ru-
NOR IN circulation abroad that prince
WI III bueloW' former German chancellor
Is gong on special mission to Wash
lngton IS Officially denied here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
VIZ Nnf

beach's for commencement Week
gltts-crepe haRdkerchiefs 25c each.
Beacn Art Shop, City National Bank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27

Joseph =. Widener has purchased the
- r1eiIlNion' tapestry formerly In the J.
T. Morgan collection for s200. o00.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27

Waan Wal Lau, a special representative
Of the Chinese government. has the distinc-
tion Of being the youngest graduate OF the
school Of the line Of the United states army
service school. At Leavenworth Kans He
is only - years Of age. and is the only
civilian TO receive one Of the schools diplo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27
- ID - n IN

Engraved cards with plate. All work
made i'm FL Paso. Equal 70 Tiffany.
TT Paso Printing Co. los MAIN ST.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-27

Order your engraved wedding invita-
tons at HOME We can give quick ser
vice Fl Paso Printing Co. los MAIN
ST.-Adv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-15
Domestic Science Club.

The Domestic Science club held one
of the best meetings OF the year al
The home OF Mrs. l.. ]. Stark In faht
Cleveland avenue. Friday afternacn
There were about ihirty-fiye club
members present and the demonstras
iions were nut bread by Mrs. X G.
Burnsdale. salt rising bread by Mrs
j. Douglas, marshmallows by Mrs L.
j Stark and marshmallow salad by
Mrs. w. H. Boasen The question box
proved to be very Instructive and in.
leresting. The committee In charge
OF plans for the annual dinner an
nounced that It would be given by the
Methodist ladies'. The meeting in
two weeks is 10 be at the home of
MRS. VIM. Casolt ard the hoAiesses
@ill be Mines. Doughty, Ralph II ton,
eedcr Faddock, tom eway and Miss
iohf