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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
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llnoer 3itelen ygg6p 5 am ion
Prohibition" bar ~. 5. 9rpan M
ia ~ifreoet en- a@rtifel, buoroi Ri
6i0iGtter isI9enoe ll0Orag:
Sofrates Tiger. at isr Solicit
fan rpionere nleo boeranore, mda
De e1es ON oisie fundamentals
Iing, JON fan oonne 8aiis for ri.
0ere Misunderstanding. Nn gGlOer
BET meo Senipn til 8riffeipsrgs-
maalet, at oct, mar isrit al alt ia.
ger Tor iig. er Alfobolens 0irf-
ming poa BET menneifeliae Spitem.
Dc, iom tror. ri nloa BABE 9opaip-
ming mob Driffeiopienet, enten oct
MI er | 6orm al 5orbuo ener SnO.
i%frpnfning, gnnr no ira, at alfo.
Dol er Silt, Tom ioGffer ct Menne.
lie leaentlig og mOerminerer bets
intelleftuelle % moraiife Strait.
Spis mi 6enne 6oruoirtning er
gal, iaa iaIOer oerpeo oct belle Pr.
9lmient for en- SnoItrenfnin9 /
Salget al beruienoe 9rifte osOt %
magteslsit til Soroen. 9eriom oct
fan gootgsres, at 9rii9en al pr.
fobol er iii @opn enten for ems le.
geuIiae 9elfpro. ems Sutellieens
eIler ems DiornI, oil De, iom FOR.
ip9ter oens Drug, life iinoe uogen
ganlfeIigbeo me0 at iorhiuore DC
9eitrGbeIier, iom gsres for at Bio.
fsre en- Sn0ifrgnfnina / SoIget %
1DoeIfen al StimulanIer. SnOrsm.
mer man 6erinoo AIfobolens ifaoe.
liae 9irfning, bil set piie iig pan.
Ifelig, for life at iiae umuligt, at
iere ct loaiif 5orIpar for Oens I'll.
oirfning % 5als.
Mcn mn er BET en- aenos9erning,
at Der pan oioenifabelig @rumolae
Itaoi9 iamIer iig ilere 90 Here Bio
nesbpro moo aIfobolen. % oisie
8iSnesbprO bar 6ait en- meget be.
tpoeIia Snoilpoelie paa Ben ofient.
lige Opinion. Der er aule0ning til
at unSerfaite oisie 8iOnesbpro en-
praftiif Vrspe unnr o. bpor iom
BELT. 1ag en- @ruppe poa ct Sun.
oreoe unge Wrto, boor oct Ian
Ifal p9re / @eroen; Del @rnppen /
to, en- alfobolnp0efioe OF ell life
nlfobolnpoenoe, 90 oct oil pfc fla,
at oe, iom life bruger alfobol,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

Dc leue til @elii9nelie for Otter
.ilG9ten = % / manoe bien19ang-
mes og nuleoeuoes Sierter er bans
Qiinoe inOifrepet meo uaOiletteli9
Sfriit.
gfterffrift: @aitor q.
I. 0asiens Raolb ioni er fcaot
pioai ON, ioet Here Al bans Sfrii
ter er ooeriat paa n0ifillige Iun.
gentaal, er oaiaa bel fen0t in0ea
ior por airfediocling. sans Sfrii
ter bar OGret Iait ! en- AGffe Al
Mar i llnaoom oreninaer. aoinoa
iorclinaer 81 / Niemmene. % Der
er iagen SufDl ON, at De bar nG
ret til nlegen Gelii9nelie. iii NIT
&eliilHelie bor 0og nof u. B.Qia0.
lens 9nsauoa9tsbo9 ppret, i6et
ben oa9lig brlt8es oeO Susonoa9ten
/ San0reOer al Stem ber | Can.
set.
8erfor err openitaoenoe Minoeoro
miiffert ogina fprfomment og finn.
De bel nGppe opre mere innot %
trrffeitOe emo al bans manaeaa-
rige Ben" @i oi( oaioa prize @ro
Tor gait. q. g. Mnoien. 90 Lao
os minoes 0roene: naommer eoers
@eiIeoere I 9it, Tom bare forpnot
eoer SUBS Orb. o9 ioet s betrag.
te oeres @an0rirqs llogang. ioa
efterligner oeres Srol" 8eIiig.
nere9 a o u. q. W a b.
lens R no Ell
5. @ertfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
uapre esorpl0re!

Sea ifal berneo looe eoer 8i.
oe, at ie9 er rift oa oct oaar
@oot me0 tieneiten MI ifal b
mart paa lang 5nrt og oe tiger
at ri ifal til HilsGano og Del
blioer 9loOIer mener leg. Seq
bar boot 2ano Bob fem gauge
og ieg ifal M ~unoerrette e0er
ON at ieg er bleben 6orlooet
me6 en- 8i9e Iom be06er emma
iom er meget imuf o9 iom er
en- 900 8i9e. &ere 6or9l6re
ie9 er me9et 9sffeGig oa bltn
tiener bos en- Hot Serre paa
9re6 @o0e ION bar iaooan ct
lint Sits. aGre 6oreIore ieg
tpnfer tit paa NIT Stem ON /
fiifer noaet. On Ser bar 8Goos
ioo furoe bi 9ifte os o9 DO
6os eoer 80"
Sortf9ttes pno iioIte SIDE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
Qanb tilbDbes banIfe Tarmere pao
IGrbeleS auoe Wilfaar.

On itor 9anf eier Here 10 oe
90 Mere 9racts | en- oanIf @oloni |
Den bersmte South San 500
qiiin Srregation Diitrict", iom Der
snifer at ieIae til DanIfere poo
mango gars Iibetalins. ganfen
bill foritr9ffe epentiieIIe 4ebere mel
Benee til at bpsse for, fsbe 2reo
tiirer o. Iign., bpis sniteS.
Gor n9rmere Oplpsninger I'll
ifriu
:. g. Senen,
Moom 4. 3. o. o. 8. 8Ios.
Stoeftpn, Gal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

itaar liz beoit baaoe / fine Stitoier
SfoIal % / a%tbIet5iIfe SorGtter.
9icinltatet blioer set iamme, ON
9reoen 8aloer SfDoeppelier, Iupe-
iptnina eIer 6no0 iom Delft anoet,
Der fr0per Geingtigbeo.
5totiitifen oiier, at antallet al
illuffestilialoer er itsrre blanot
Dem, iom nDoer itprfe 9riffe. en0
blanot Dem. iom life mo0er Nein.
4'aa iornne @5is er oct aootgiort,
at Geosialo oct 6ele er me9el
11ppigere blau0t %iaaOonne, JON Drift
fer, enc blnnOt Dem, iom life Orif.
fer.
1T. iom iaaleoe5 cr pioenifabe-
liz foitilaaet, bar til Ooerilo0 be-
frGftet iig / oct praftiife 9io. 6or-
retningsuer0enen bar genrem @r-
faring lprt, at Den iffe.nlfoboInn.
oenoe Man0 er at f~oretrGffe, % Ger
er en- itige10e Tenoens inoen ale
itore ao%rporatiorer / Aetnirg al al
forbpoe 6olf / nnioorSfuloe StiG.
finger at npoe berliienoe 9riffe.
9ois Der er nogel, Ion tror, at
'ielu Ell mooerat Drug al 4lfobol
er Ell 6orOeI for Ell Wan0. iont
lsger 9eifGitiaelie, ino fan ban 10
bare isge Den 9laos, ban bil babe,
leoinge aniegningen meo oe olIer.
beolte anbefalinger, ban fan ifaffe,
og laa fan isiet til: San 0riffer".
9pa0 tror 1nL at bans ll0ii0ter
pil nGre til at iaa S%tillinaen 2
9rpggere, SaloonbGrter % andre,
iom forIDnrer Salget og gtDoeIien
al lt9rfe 9riffe, oeo altfor bel, at
ell ilig Inisgning oil0e ifaOe Nm
iegeren, og DC miolaoer ieIpinat /
ale SilfglOe, noar De ifdl 6iplpe
Ell al oeres 8enner til en- eaer on.
Den Boit, at nGDne meo ct Oro, at
ban oriffer. SDorior ifnlOe Der
itnoer oisie Ontitpnoigbeoer ppre
Den minoite 8uipl ON, at Alfo6oI.
npoeIie er n%ioriparIig baa0e al
Senipn til ct Utenneifes Selie, Elf.
ferbco o. 6remtiO / screenings.
lioet2
H Soogiuning neo Senipn til
itprfe 8riffe er ell SnoremmeIie
al oeres ifooelige 8irtning. 6orret.
ming / altobol er itiIIet | Ell alas.
ie Ior liz ieIo. 5 en- anoen 5or.
refining oil en- WfanO 6lipe moOtagct
meo aubne Irme. en Nano, iom
fommer for at nabne en- Saloon,
ms0er man peo 8Nrpnien o0 nm.
oerretter baln ON, at mems anore
Grbperps9rere irit fan orioes og
iloioloe iig, iom De oil, MAJ ban
betaIe en- Itio Gfitroifnt ior at ian
COP til at iGlge line Barer, % Der
er mango andre Snoffrpnfninger
lagt pan BAN. Get irengaar al alt
bette, at Offentli9bcoen erfenoer
Sfnoeligbeo. @en bbor.
ior tillooes oen ga ooerbooeoet2
; al Gisfusiion ON Saloon.
ipsrgsmoalct er oct ct argument,
iom iremfor ale andre ilaar SOM.
met paa Sopeoet, nemIi9 bette. at
mems ben Mano, ion er imoo
iSaIg al beruieuoe 0riffe, intet
forlanger for ia ieIp, unotagen oct
at blioe iritaoet Tor Sta6e, Der til.
fsies BAN al andre, ion iorIan9er
ben, iom iniiiterer paa, at SoIget
ifdl tillaoes, noaet ior iig ielu, iom
life fan tilitoaes Dam uoen Sfaoe
for ANDRE. %. g."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

belt uoen aiilag, uoen Sper9s.
m%aalstegn.
Get er iulObroetl"
8or bette 0rO ogiaa iloget At
gre meo 5eIIiggsrelien9 eller er
oct fnn 5orioningen, Der menes.
nanr Dor 5relier iiger: Set er
fnlobrn9tl"?
Ser itaar oi oeo bans eiOs lite.
reite aasip. Sort faupeoe Dan
oette Spsr8smaal i8ennem iuOao.
til. oa ban blen iert mo pao oct
pan Ell lloe~nlanosreiie. 9sfeiter
beBpnOte ban at iremlu1ge inc Or
iaringer berbiemme, o. oct igrte
o9ioa til Stamp, enool meO bans
nprmeIte 0enner. 5et oar igen set
oigioroe: SAB os ailGgge al 9Dr.
Dc oa SDnoen, iom IetteIi8 biloer
o.. g or osoc. 8i ioni, 10 er
0soe ira Spnoen, ui bleu b%egrapne
meO BAN oeo Daaben til DOZEN.
Sort gnmle Menneife bleo forsiG.
itet meO bom." 9uor cite bar ban
fife | Gale % Sfriit iremoraget
0isie % lignenOe 0ro, eiter al Dan
ielp bnu0e orbei0et meo Dem Tor at
tranae mo i Dem % er,.re oeres
Strait. 1isie Orb isrie ban 10
life olene til 7aaben JON Strait.
filoen. men ogiaa til aoriet. gDet
or inl0bragtl" Oct oione0e ban
OH, % oct oiloe iep o9iaa / Tag
gerne iige til @n0s 5olf: Sr9ng
in0 / oct inlobraaie Bert o1iaa
meo '0eninn til oin 0e%lliggerelie.
s er 0gSe, OF eoers 9ip er fluff
meo ariiiis / @no. Sao osoer oa
DC ioroiife 9enrmer, lltliot 0. |. D.
8 Dor afisrt oct eamle Menneife
oe ifsrt oct me. Saa iisrer eOer
ga Tom SUBS nonnl1te, beIIige %
clifte, inoerlig g~armbierti9beo o.
I. b. Sea oeo. at ban pan lit ii0ite
Snaeleie ofte tnIte ON oisie 9ibel.
orc, og at bans Spn pna Dem lige
til set iioite bar oct iamtne, iom
ga ban fraftigit ilo8 til epo ior
Dem. gi oil iiee QUO 5af Tor oisie
Orr. % ioroi ban iif iGrlig Raa.
De til at isre os ino / oisie Oro
oe Iitffe Dem op Tor os. San ieIo
uiloe ii9e:
Din 6rco / aoriets SfNge,
Dit ems | Sroets StiernebGr,
Sit Retipros g~rloeimpffe,
lea or bet life prro.
Oct er iuIobrogtl@ betpoer og
ian, at Seius bar ieiret ooer Dozens
Niagt for os. Der itanr 10 ON Sc
Jus, at ban bleu oelagtig | BLOB
og $50 ior os, for al ban oeo De.
Den ifutoe gore Den mngteslss, iom
bar Opens 8pIoe - oct er 9iP.
nelen. Zen Sioe al bet iulobragte
99rf tolte % ifren Dor Ben meget
PM | De iioite aar, o. peo @uos
Raaoe 1T ban paa iit GsoSleie Bop
til at eriore % uiOne ON, at oct
ON | De iiOite aar, os oeO @nos
par iuIo SanobeO. oa ban too Ooer.
for Dozens 9irteligbeO.
a%orIets 0ro er Ell @uos Strait til
5reIie Tor bper, iom tror. Baa tit
GsosIeie iagoe ban engang til oen
Der lao Dos BAN: Ter fom Ell
Stenme. JON iasoe til ntis: .geu
ifaI on til at frnlpe meo 0soen."
2iot eiter Inareoe ieg: Set err
2san. Sea ifal life engang ie Do.
0en~ Cob. s. SD "a SUB opfpIo.
te lit Orb Der iom aItlo.
Sna er M bans Gin niiluttet
Ter itoar paa en- al araniene Sal
/, "a: he priieoe @uo for mig"
Tet er Der mango. Der bar giort.
Goo os nfboloe os ira al Menne-
IfeiorberIiselIe. Ballus bar leo ueo
oct, og Dor Ben betra9te6e oct ogiao
fom en- geoeritpseeIie6eo. Men
lao os prize @iiS for BAN. ) bans
geeer og Sfriiter bill bans Rin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
Set nD 0us.
eli 8. 3. asnne.)

Suiet lan foe bag Sfomo9erens
Sape, ser boor 2anosbnooen De.
Ter ia.
Oct bar finn lapt % file; malt
par oct ogioa, men Sens Ssrgen oa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11

bet skier like ON De lader os re-
parere Deres Uhr. vi er Specialister
med 90 Aars Erfaring, uddannet /
Danmark, Tyskland, England og Anne
rika, og derfor i Stand til at behandle
Deres Uhr bedre end nogen anden, og
Prison bliver like STORE, ON De end
beregner Forsendelsen Ensured mail)
cirka l0c.
8 e N,
4o2 Rose Bldg, Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-10-11
GODTK0B PAA MONTANA
LAND Q000 Acrac

Den beremte Helena Dial / Montana.
Kan ses fra Stats Capitolet.
ALE Sterrelser paa Farme: 40, 80, 100,
800 & OPP.
Kreatur-,, Ranches.
VIGTIGT;
Helena Dalen har den lengste Korn-
avlseson / Montana, Diet frugtbareste
Jord, rigelig Reginald, stor Kornaf-
grsde og glimrende Markeder.
Lave Priser. Lang lids Afbetaling
Lave Renter. Skriv paa Engelsk efter
fri Beskrivelser og Prisliste.
Keb direkte og spar Penge. Skriv til:
WESTERN STATES
LAND AND DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Helena, Montana.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11

Need Glasses-Ask SeEali-I0S Texas
Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11
Mrs. Bassett Charming Hostess
At Tea; Decorations Elaborate

! gold flowers and worn with cloth of
gold SLIPPERS The angel sleeves were OF
the cerise net and at the ends were
cloth Of gold flowers She wore pearl
nee klace and pearl ornaments.
Mrs Fail wore gown Of pastel blue
crepe, trimmed with dark brown fur
Miss Washburn was dressed In an
orchid shade GeOrgette crepe The skirt
was draped over silk net. ornamented
with flowers made Of blue and gold
sequins. The neck was trimmed with
small ermine tails
Mrs stark wore a dark blue velvet
costume The bodice was trimmed with
gold beads The transparent sleeves
were of embroidered blue net She wore
a very handsome necklace of aquama-
Tiues-
Mrs. McAfee was gowned in white
SILK crepe. trimmed with real lace.
Mrs. Davis was gowned in champagne
colored crepe trimmed with a collar OF
dark brown velvet border OF the
velvet edged the bottom of the full
tunic of the skirt and the border of the
sleeves. which were very full at the
wrist Embroidery Of gold and pale
pink trimmed the bodice and girdle and
pockets in an effective way.
Assisting Mrs. Bassett in entertain
ing her guests We're Mesdames James
Vance. ". d. Wise Harry Lakeland,
Frank ". MurchisOn- Arthur L Nc
knight. VIII X MARI. Lamar Davis. J.
A Harper. Walter ". Drury. r. \ kih-
bv. Charles r. LOOMS and Walter E
Arnold.
Punch was served in the drawine
room In the dining room buffet sup
per was served. This room was beauti-
fully decorated over the walls and the
columns and extending across the cell
ing was green latticewOrk- covered
with smilaN and studded with quantl-
ties Of big yellow chrysanthe mums- the
serving table was covered with hanO-
some draWnWOrk cloth In the center
was an ornately embossed silver vase
of tall and graceful design filled with
clusters OF red and green grapes. with
elbow grape fruit adding a contrasting
color in the center. Huge bows OF vel
low tulIe tied the basket handle The
basket reposed upon a large glass re
Hector which was bOrdered with clus-
tiers of green and red grapes with small
bows of yellow tulle al intervals ainoils
the grapes About the table were can
dies under yellow shades. covered with
yellow rulle- These were IN handsome
silver sticks and the tea and cOtiee
services were OF SILVER i ne SIustei "a
three big electric light globes above the
table was shrouded with yellow tulle
until il resembled a big glowing vel
low ball suspended from the smilaN
festooned from lattice work over
AIRS. c. r. Morehead and Mrs L y
WaShburn poured tea 1t one END OF the
table and at the opposite end were MIS-
lIahlon Everhart and Miss Jouett Fan.
who poured coffee
1Trs NIorehead was dressed in black
satin with touches Of white net ana a
frin OF white net about her neck
Mrs Washburn wore black SIN Win
q deep collar Of real lace
Mrs Everhart was dressed IN n gray
satin costume trimmed with Wlue panuS
of gray fur. The bodice was OF chlIion
brocaded in a flower pattern OF PINK
and gold ,. ,-sl
vet and gold lace The velvet sklrt was
iraped over an underDody OF goio lace
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11
CLUBS RESUME THEIR SESSIONS
NEXT WEEK; TOLTEC'S DINNER
DANCE NEXT T4URSDAY NIGHT

; current events in this department VIII.
FOR the entire year, pr confined to IL
Paso and VIII be discussion Of local
conditions. Mrs Carl Lee Smith who
+ is the chairman of the ciVics commit
tee and who has been in charge Of the
inspection work with the city health
officers. viii give the current events
. W Wednesday There viii be special
music. This viii be the first meeting
OF this department under the new Of
ficers, who are AIrs. H. F. Christie,
chairman Mrs N. NagIe. secretary;
Mrs H =. Jackson treasurer. and Mrs.
r =. McSsOn. chairman of music. Fol-
lowing the department meeting. the
president of the general club. Mrs -
II Sutherland. has called special
business meeting OF the club
For the following week the music
department - planning TO open It's
seasons work with an evening pro-
gram, that viii be in the nature Of an
informal house warming for the CLUB,
as the entire building will be COM
pleted by that time. The club voted
last year TO have all of the club meet
ings put upon the same basis as the
music department meetings which IS
that all visiting guests. not members
of the club. must pay - cents meet
ing when they attend. This will be
the custom at all meetings of the club.
Wednesday night the usual hop at
Fort Bliss viii provide entertainment
for those who enjoy dancing
Thursday night the usual fortnight
" dinner dance VIII be given in the
Toltec club ball room and a gay event
IS anticipated The West Ysleta
Country club VIII hold its weekly
dance the same evening
In the afternoon the usual meeting
Of the FL Paso Equal Franchise League
Will occur at 3 o'clock in the chamber
Of commerce
Mrs. ". r Sanders will entertain the
members Of the Jolly 500 club on
Thursday afternoon. at her home 11ol
North Piedras street
Miss Rosemary Pelham viii enter
tain her friends Friday night. with
dance in the auditorium OF the new
wOmans club building on Mesa ave-
nue.. which promises much pleasure TO
the younger crowd.
The Ell PasO chapter Of the Daugh-
ters of the Empire viii meet Friday
afternoon at the home Of the president,
Mrs Z. B. Alves on Hawthorne place.
The same afternoon Mrs. Fred J. Field
man viii be the hostess for the Fri
day Bridge club
The usual Saturday night dance Of
the Fl PasO Country club viii be held
IT. the ball room Of the Toltec club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11

ers and they viii present a very inter-
esting evenings program
Monday night is also the night OF the
meeting OF the Business Momens club
The members of the club viii meet at
the down town rooms OF the Young
Women's Christian association ana
have supper together al o-5g O'CLOCK;
This Will be followed by a short and
informal social hour. with some good
musical selections given by the mem
bcrs and the latter part of the even
ing the regular business meeting OF
the club viii be held.
Rebecca Stoddert chapter Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
will hold the first regular meeting
the D. A. r room of the Woman S club
This room IS being furnished by the
chapter X viii be q business meet
ing followed by program
The Pioneer Bridge club will be en-
tertained on Monday by Mrs Frank
Is. simmons.
The second section of the aid and
missionary society of the Calvary
Houston Square Baptist church VIII
give a reception 10 the women of the
church on Tuesday afternoon from .
TO o'clock a. the home of Mrs ) T.
Turner. 1910 Montana street on Tues
day afternoon, Mrs William H Allaire
will entertain with a bridge party in
Hotel PasO del NOrte. Mrs X H Aber
viii be the hostess for the Fortnightly
Bridge club on Tuesday afternoon
The current events and literature de-
partment Of the Wcman's club viii
meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
in the club house. The program for
the year OF this department viii be
study Of novels and the subject for
Wednesdays program is the romantic
novel The romances Of history. writ
ten by Sir Walter Scott. Alexander Du
mas and BulWer LvttOn will be dis
cussed by Mrs. 7 z. Benton. The re-
vival Of romance in modern literature
I'm the works of Rudyard KiplinE and
Robert Louis Stevenson Will be dis
cussed by Mrs. T. Y. Lorentezen. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11

with green metallic cloth
flowers The high girdle was Of gold
lace
Through the party a stringed orches-
ira played operate selections. They
were stationed in the alcOve entrance to
the ball room. off the main entrance
Several hundred guests attended the
reception
Mrs George Bell. IT.. was the guest
of honor al luncheon. given Friday in
Hotel Paso del NOrte BY Mrs W B.
Latta. The guests We're seated at six
small tables. which were decorated with
small yellow chrysanthemums in crys-
tai vases Yellow candles. in crystal
sticks were about the table Yellow
rysanthemums decorated the place
cards The guests were Mesdames
George Bell. Arthur Murray. Of Wash
iEgton, ID c. E n Bell J. T. Beal.
William H Allalre, VI. NJ Drury OF
Evanston. Ill. Walter N Drury. ". c.
Dunn Benjamine Sherrod. A p Coles.
Charles Davis. H COnger Pratt. J F.
Williams. Waters Davis. J. 4 Happier.
tIeorge CarotherS. James Vance. A. H
GOldstein. ". r. Brown, Ralph LOOMS.
Fred J. Feldmau. W J.. TOoley. W D.
Wise. A. " LOOMS. E T. Neff A :
Ealdespino. Walter D Howe. Lamar
DAVIS. Charles r LOOMS. W r Robin
son. Henry : Beach. NJ. n Webb. Rob-
ert L Holiday. Annie Porter krause and
Joseph H Nations
Mrs Charles L Sampson. who has
been the guest of Miss Evelyn Jones for
d short time. left this afternoon 10 re-
Join Capt Sampson. at NOgales. Ariz-
Mrs. Sampson was the guest OF honor at
an afternoon tea. given Friday after
noon By Mrs. Frank B. Jones. at her
home on Bliss street The rooms were
&ttractively decorated with yellow
chrysantnemums Receiving the guests
were the hostess. her daughter. Miss
Evelyn Jones and Mrs Sampson Tea
was poured hy Mrs. Charles Z. Coates.
Assisting in serving were Mrs James b.
Allison and Mrs Irving j. Carr. About
40 guests called through the afternoon
Mrs f. r Foster entertained the
members Of the Friday Luncheon club
Friday afternoon at the Harvey house.
American Beauty roses decorated the
table Mrs. Frank NJ NurchisOn WIZ
entertain the club next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11

A RS c. y BASSETT presided as
M hostess Friday afternoon at 4
4 = very delightful function. given
in the parlors of the Toltec club. The
club rooms were transferred into a
bower OF greenery with smilax vines ar
ranged over the ceiling and draping all
the dOorways and arches Palms and
ferns filled the corners and through
the rooms We're very tall wicker vases
filled with long stemmed pink and gold
chrysanthemums. In the cloak room
were the dainuest Of fancy baskets
filled with autumn flowers and chry-
santhemums- The dressing table was
Ornameuted with a small basket filled
with heliotrope blossoms and tied with
big tulle bows The room was illumiued
with many candles. in Dresden china
sticks. with white lace shades. yelled
with white tulle. in which We're many
miniature white doves about the size
If "A beauty pin In this room also the
lights and windows were draped with
smilax vines and the corners banked
with palms.
Mrs Bassett received her guests in
the drawing room OF the club. At the
entrance was one very tall wicker vase
filled with big, Shaggy. gold and pink
chrysanthemums- In the center of the
mantlepiece and At either side were
similar vases and flowers. A big silver
Candelabrum Ornamented the mantle
and the electric lights were shrOuded
in yellow tulle. Baskets Of these flow
ers and palms and ferns were every
where about
Receiving with Mrs. Bassett were
AIesdames A. r. Fall H H Stark. Rob
ert W McAfee and Charles Davis and
Miss Anna Washburn-
Mrs BassettS gown was a charm
ing creation of cerlSe cOlOred taffeta
and silk net over cloth Of gold
trimmed with gold lace and cloth Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

MUSICAL event VIII open the
"A week for Il Pasoans in the con-
L - cert TO be given by the Knox
concert company at the Alta Vista
school This concert is the seco.id Of a
series Of entertainments Of the lyceum
course which the Alta Vista Improve
ment association and the Alta ista
school are bringing here this winter.
The Knox company is composed OF a
violinist. a 'celIist. a pianist and sing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11
FL Pasoans Away.

J. E. Robertson has left Fl Paso for
a trip through the west and viii be
away for several weeks.
Mrs. T. J. Woodside has been called
TO Rayne. Ia. by the death of her
brotherinlaw, DR.. Robert Cunningham
She left FL Psso this morning.
Mrs. James Graham McNary will
leave Monday for Chicago 10 hear her
sister. Miss Sarame Reynolds. sing the
role of "Bersi' in the performance Of
the opera Andrea Chernier." by the
McNary had expected TO also hear the
performance by this same opera com
pany OF the opera Of '-NatOma." in
which another Fl PasO girl. Miss Mar
suerite Buckler- is TO sing the role Of
Barbara" The production OF this on
era has been POSTPONED and Mrs Nc
Nary may not be able to stay in Chicago
long enough TO hear Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11
VIII NOT

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-11

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