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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-26

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-07-26

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
HORSE STILL KING OF THE
CIRCUS; 700 WITH BARNUM

Lovers OF horses and horseflesh. per-
sons who admire exhibition Of intelli-
gence or marks of pedigree in animals
will be interested in the horses that
viii be seen at the performances of the
Barnum and Bailey show on Thursday,
October 5
There are 700 horses Of various
strains with the big show" There are
the blue blooded lords of the sawdust
ring. trained and spirited animals
There are the eager slim bodied racers
that take part in the contests of the
hippodrome. and not the least in i'm
portance. are the heavy and powerful
Clydesdales and Percherons, which haul
the enormous amount OF paraphernalia
from circus train 10 show ground and
back again.
It has always beer a motto. since the
day when Barnum led his little caravan
from town to town in wagons. that
the horse is king of the circus" and
the truth of this is felt so strongly that
the horse has always held the center
Of interest, even down to the present
day. This year more than ever before,
the horse will be the feature of the
circus There are waltzing horses,
horses that tango. bucking brOncos
anger horses, ponies that perform
wonderful featS, high school horses and
beautiful statue horses. in groupings
and poses from master sculptors In
the hippOdrome races which close the
performances are many Arabian and
Kentucky thorough breds-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
Out OF Town Viisitors.

Judge and Mrs A. F, Boomer, Of
Harrison, SArk., are visiting their son,
NJ. H Boomer. and Mrs Boomer They
will be here all winter.
Mrs G. f. F-urnell. with her two
daughters and young son. OF Guadala-
jara. Mex. arrived Monday evening. to
be the guests OF Mrs. F ". Schu. at
S02 Mundy avenue, for a few days
Mrs. Purnell is very well known in
FL PasO as she has visited here many
times She is on her way to Los An
geles. where she viii make her home
L NJ Lawson, former project engi-
neer OF the Rio Grande valley irriga-
tion project Of the reclamation service,
and now project manager of the Yuma
irrigation project. spent Tuesday in
Fl PasO. He has been in Denver at
tending the conference Of all the irri-
cation project managers of the recla-
nation service and is on his way back
To Yuma.
Miss Eleanor hitchin has gone 10
Los Angeles, after spending the week
end here as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
J T. Bowen. Miss Kitchin is the
teacher Of physical training and dane
ing at the Marlborough School for
Girls, in Los Angeles. the school where
Miss Nellie May Bowen has been a
student for the past few years. Miss
Kitchin is a graduate Of the Sargent
School OF Physical Training. the Gil
bert School OF Dancing and the Chalif
School Of Dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
The Arn1y.

Col Joseph Garra-d left Monday for
Midland, Texas, to visit his cousin. Tom
Garrard, and attend the Midland fair
William Sample returned Monday to
Annapolis to continue his studies at
the United States naval academy. He
IS the son OF Lieut. Col and Mrs VIII
liam R Sample
First Lieut. Ohio T. Michaelis, 18th
= S infantry, returned TO FL Paso last
night, after a three months visit with
his wife and babies at the Preside,
San Francisco. Cal
John Axton. son Of chaplain and Mrs.
John T. Axiom, of the 10th infantry,
viii leave Saturday for Chicago, TO
resume his studies at the Young Mems
Christian association training school
Lieut. Austin NJ Pardee left Monday
for Springfield, Mass. where his mar
riage 10 Miss Frieda Powers viii occur
in the near future Lieut.. Pardee and
his bride viii make their home in FL
Paso at 4101 Bliss street
A group of army officers left Monday
for the Midland fair, in Midland. Texas.
TO participate in the polo contests. They
are Capt Henry T. Bull. Lieut.. Edwin
n. Hardy, Lieut.. Robert MEG Little
john and Lieut. Claud h Rhinehardt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
Many Social Affairs Planned In
Honor of Miss Bernadine Schultz

Friday night the groom viii entertain
the members OF the bridal party az
dinner at Hotel PasO del Norte and
Saturday night Miss Vera Ballard viii
be the hostess
The wedding viii occur AT o'clock
Tuesday, October 10, in Trinity Metho-
dist church Miss Vera Ballard viii be
the maid Of honor and the bridesmaids
are TO be Misses Faye Mckeyes Of Dem
ing. y. N, Laura Henderson and Manga
ret Cunningham The nieces Of the bridal
couple, little Margaret Virginia
Hughes and Corrine Howell viii be the
flower girls 5 ). Birchfield, the
brides grandfather, viii give her in
marriage Herbert Z. Heimann viii
be the best man and the groOmsmen
viii be Charnsr Cunning, Harry hurry
and Harry Pape. Following the cere-
1pony there will be a reception at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. Hen
derson and his bride will make their
home in their new bungalow. at 1921
Aurora street
Miss Faye McKeyes arrives from
Deming today to be the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. 5. S. Birchfield until after
the wedding
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
Children S Parties.

Mrs W J. Benton entertained Mon
day afternoon with an informal party
at her home on Montana street. in honor
OF her grand children, little Mary Elton
Benton and Helen Benton The little
guests played games under the trees
on the lawn Refreshments were served
in the grape arbor and the tables were
decorated with cosmos blossoms and
carnations. The hostess was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. J. H Pence and
Mrs O Y. Campbell. The little guests
Mary Pence. Frances Campbell. Otto
Campbell. Leo Campbell, Graham Davis.
J. z Benton, IT., Jack Parrish, Marie
Hawkins, Dorothy Parrish, George
Hawkins. Rosa COrdOna, Roger Haw-
kins. Lydia Blackshire and Lula Davis
Miss Marjorie McBroOm. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs J. H. McBroom. cele-
brated her ninth birthday anniversary
with a party at her home 215 LaWton
avenue The young hostess was as
sisted in entertaining by her mother.
Mrs. McBroom. and Mrs V E Ware
and Miss Margaret Powers Games
The refreshments were served on the
lawn and, of course, there was a
pretty birthday cake Those present
were Rachel Weckerle, Helen Weckerle.
Mary Mason Helmick, Anita McGregOr,
Martha Rose McGregor, Dorothy Craw-
ford, COrnelia Seeds. Charlotte Ellis.
Helen Robinson, Ethel Irene Howe.
Eugenia Smith, Evelyn Jameson, Ro-
salia Porras. Jane WhitIOck. Fred
Todd, Hadley Fraser, Alfred Fraser,
Wesley Nagle, Amasa Smith. Edwin
Ware, Alfred Ware and Freeman
Williams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
Mrs. Shakespeare Clues Luncheon;
MonyOther Dinners dndLuncheonS

Mrs. George Vidmer. at the officers
mess of the 18th cavalry al Fort Bliss.
The guests included Col HolbrOok, Col.
George T. LanghOrne. Capt and Mrs
W. Clark, Lieut. and Mrs. Frederic ".
Boye. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Emmett Hines.
Mesdames William H Allaire. Anna
Porter krause and Joseph II. Barnard.
Miss Mary White and Capt W F. h
Godson.
Col George T Langhorne entertained
at luncheon Sunday at the officers club
at Fort Bliss His guests were Col W.
A HolbroOk. Col and Mrs James J.
HOrnbrook. Mai. and Mrs George Nid-
mer. Mrs Joseph II. Barnard and Miss
Genevieve Hornbrook-
nesday night with a buffet supper at
his home at Fort Bliss. following the
weekly hop at the officers club.
Mrs. Enwood Carpenter. a recent
bride, was the guest Of honor at
pretty luncheon, given by Mrs r. B.
Homan at her home on GrandfieW aV-
enue. The table was laid with lace
doilies and centered with a big bou-
qust Of marigold blossoms The guests
were the members of the V @ 5 V.
Sunday school class Of the First Chris
tan church, of which Mrs Homan Is
the teacher, and of which the bride IS
2 member. The class presented Mrs.
Carpenter with a wedding gift OF q
set of silver tea spoons Assisting the
hostess in entertaining was her sister,
Miss Birdie Alexander. The guests
were Mrs Carpenter. Misses Elizabeth
Lucas, Myrtle LangfOrd. Eryline
Vowel, Nettie Sawyers and Lucille
Mckee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
Tie GOSSIP CORNER
Bv RUTH MONRO AUGUR.

very like plants and thrive and grow
in the sunshine Of human kindness.
where they drOOD and wither IN the
darkness Of unkindness and lack Of un-
Outstanding.
Our little golden haired genius, Nir-
GINA Bean. with her golden toned Vlo-
lin and her lOvable mother, is hav-
ing a wonderful time in New York city,
where this gifted violinist has been
spending the past month or so making
test records and doing some speclal
study. Mcmillan. the noted violnist
whose wonderful compositions are all
the vogue in New York and the east
Just now, broke the rule Of his lie
and took Miss Bean as his tirst ana
only pupil. which Of itself IS great
honor Mrs. Beans accompanying TO
her daughters playing has also aroused
the highest commentator and they are
having such a glorious time IN New
York that they have not set any time
for their return Miss virginia mas
been very much in demand for solo
work with both her violin and cello
The latter part of October will prooa-
bly, see them homeward bound ana
then FL PasOans who love music may
indeed expect a treat, for both are sim
foIv trimming over with enthusiasm
for their work and the invigOrated
spirit that comes from the association
with appreciative music lovers ana
critics
Think of having Irene Shirley Frick-
Teton as a stage director for your own
DIunges into amateur dramatcs-
Doesn't that sound mighty gOOd2 Well.
that is Just what is going TO happen,
for the girls Of the Young W omen
Christian association have decided that
the best way to have real fun is TO play
makebelieve, so a group of them are
going in for drsmatics this winter ana
Irene Shirley the adorea bic Is gong
IN helm them do it. Watch out people,
there will be something worth seeing
LATER on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

RS. s Jack SILVERSPARRE
MI entertained today with a prettily
III appointed luncheon at the Har-
vey house. A color plan Of pink was
used in the luncheon appointments and
mink roses were the favOrs. The guests
we're Mesdames William Elliott kuno
Doerr. W. r Brown. NJ L Cooper L G.
Witherspoon, Tom Newman, Frank l.
Torres Can c. Wilson. W P. Schu-
nacker. NJ B. Wesson. G. R Duforcq,
Roy D. Barnum. Don NJ Sutor, Charles r
Fox and ]. W kirkpatrick.
Miss Agnes Stewart. Miss Mary White
ana Miss Alice AIyles, who will be leav-
ing FL Paso within a short time for
eastern schools, were the guests OF
honor at an informal afternoon tea, Civ
her home on Montana street The serv-
ing table was prettily arranged with
flowers and lights Mrs James l. Col
Inns poured tea and Mrs. Walter h
Neiu served the ice The guests were
the girls Of the younger crowd
\
Miss Gladys Woodbury., OF Philadel-
phia and Miss Valerie Lorig. of La
Porte, Ind. will be the guests of honor at
an informal tea, TO be given by Mrs E H
Irwin on Wednesday afternoon, Oct +,
at her home on West Rio Grande street
Miss Woodbury. is Mrs Twins niece, and
has come here TO spend the winter as
her guest
Col " A Holbrook was the guest Of
honor at a luncheon given by Maj. and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

~HERE will be a number Of parties
given in the coming two weeks.
i in honor of Miss Wilma Ber-
nadine Schultz, who is 10 become the
bride Of J. Harry Henderson on Oc-
tober 10. Miss Schultz will entertain
her bridal party on Friday evening
with q dinner at the home of her
parents. Nj. and Mrs. Robert Her
rington. on Montana street Miss
Vivian PomerOy viii entertain on Sat
urdsy. at her home on East Boulevard,
for Miss Schultz. On Monday Mrs. g
c. Henderson. the grOOm's mother.
viii give a party at her home on Au-
rora street. Miss Rena Shea viii be
the hostess at a party Tuesday after
noon and Tuesday evening Miss Mar
garet Cunningham will entertain Mrs.
S s Birchfield, the bride-tO-be's
grandmother, viii give an afternoon
tea in her honor on Wednesday, and
the brides sister, Mrs. D.. E
Howell, will be the hostess at a party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

-IPLESS styles again-absolutely
Fl hbpless: that is the latest man
L L date from fashion. Don't groan,
you that are plump below the waist
line. for while there is life there is
hepe: If fashion says We must live
without hips for the coming year. why.
hipless we must become in a hurry. The
best method is said to be dancing. not
ballroom dancing. however. where you
frisk around using practically the same
set OF muscles that are ordinarily en-
ployed in your everyday life, but ballet
dancing in the Russian style. It's some
strenuous but guaranteed in the end
to make you sveldt. sinuously slight
and slender. so if you really must get
thin, here is way.
Everyone was noticing the very love
" bouquet that Mrs. r. Emmett Hines
carried at a recent dance. 1t was Of
lilies OF the valley, with beautiful Law
ender orchids in the center and tied
with the usual pretty silky net stream
ers that the florists add so effectively
to bouquets It looked so bridefied
that Mrs. Hines had to tell her friends
it really was a bridal bouquet. as the
night was the fourth anniversary OF
her wedding.
II takes combination Of personality
and charm TO make beloved chaperOn.
and Mrs ". NJ. James has all of this
and much more. so that she is greatly
beloved by the boys and girls in whom
she has taken an interest Mrs James
has that wonderful ability to put her
self in the other persons place and see
from their viewpoint as well as her
own. consequently she has a brOadness
OF sympathetic interest in even the
smallest things that concern other. peo-
pies haDpineSS that naturally deVel-
ops the incest side in the other people.
Tor after al. most human -heings are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
about FL Pasodns.

Born. 10 Mr.. and Mrs F. n Lynch
5000 Conner street. IN Manhattan
Heights, q baby boy, 9 II pounds
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A Shanberg
baby have moved from the FISK apart
rnents to the Dewitt apartments
Mrs Alice Daily, who has been one
OF the nursing force OF Providence hos
pitaI for the past three years. has le1t
the hospital to become the surgical
nurse for DR.. Hugh Grouse
Mr. and Mrs. F. E Meyer are the par
ents of a baby son. born sept Is, at
the home Of Mrs. Meyers mother, Mrs
Fred Conner. 1912 East Nevada Mrs
Meyer and the baby are both doing
nicely
Police Capt ". D. Greet, who was
badly injured in a fall last week while
trying to rescue a Mexican boy from
the freight elevator in Hotel Sheldon,
is improving at Hotel Dieu, but is still
unable 10 sit up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
GYMNASIUM AT Y. W. c. A. REORGANLZED;
CLASSESFOR TEA HERSANDBUSI GIRLS
BY RUrH MoNRo AUGUR.

Order Of Foresters. Oct 20, but these
dates have not definitely been fixed
Circle Three of the Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church Missionary So
ciety met Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Russell r. Rokahr. on
Grant avenue. This was the first
meeting OF the circle after the sus-
pension of work during the summer,
and plans were begun for the active
resuming of the circles work The
afternoon was devoted TO Bible study
and much business was transacted y
social time followed and the hostess
served a salad course. assisted by Mrs.
w H Burton. There were present
Mesdames W H Byrd, L ". Roberts.
". F. Hatchell. ]. S. Mitchell. c. l. Van
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
aTHE woLF woMANr Ar GRECI

@THE WOLF WOMAN AT GRECIAN.
Those that came to the Grecian yes
terday with the expectation of seeing
the most wonderful vampire picture
ever screened were not disappointed. In
fact, many of them voluntarily said
that The Wolf Woman" far exceeded
their expectations. without doubt this
offering can truthfuIy be termed
great" In fact. that is about the only
word that adequately describes It. The
story tells Of a terribly vicious YAM
pire Of voluDtuoUs beauty. who is ut
terly devoid Of heart. II is of the
deep, intensely interesting kind that
keeps your attention constantly glued
TO the screen Perhaps the most lavish
and elaborate scenes ever used in
picture are shown in this production
The gorgeous gowns worn by Miss
Glaum are at times bizarre and at
times positively garish. but always
they are wonderful IN this picture
you viii see a Louise Glaum that you
never saw before. Her wonderful in
depreciation of the scheming spider"
is a positive revelation Hundreds Of
people came last night and record
breaking attendance is predicted today.
so il is advisable that those wanting
to see this picture come early today
Adv.