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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Queens of Many Friendly Cities
Receive Homage From FL PaSoanS

rISS LEONA DALTON has been
Nj appointed Miss Douglas" TO
L L represent Douglas. Ariz. at the
eNpositious in III Paso. Miss Dalton
was appointed by mayor T. 7. Glenn.
and she viii he accompanied here by
mayor Glenn. Oscar h GJIl. secretary
of the chamber of commerce and mines
OF Dougles. and Gov. Hunts personal
representative. Harry r. Caiisher Miss
Douglas viii arrive in EI Psso today
and viii be met at the station by
Miss FL Paso.~ Miss Sarah SmaIp and
her attendants Miss Italia West.
Miss Houston arrived this morning
Among the sister city queens who
are now i'm II Paso are Miss Ruth
Wilson. Miss South Dakota Miss
LYDIA Murray Miss Silver CITY Miss
Agnes Sully- Miss santa Rita" Miss
sarah lnglisn- Miss Stamford Miss
Mary Craig Hughes. Miss PhoeniS-
Miss Neta Bills. Miss Clovis Miss
Marie West. Miss Oklahoma Miss
BESSIE Parker. Miss Barstow-r Miss
Julia Cowdan. Miss Midland Miss
Rooney. Miss Fort stockton" and Miss
Ruth Wilson. Miss South Dakota
Miss Frances Bradley who is Miss
Column bus. and her attendant, Miss
Dora Burton. VIII arrive today from
columbus.
The visiting queens are beinc en-
tertained today 10y Miss Edna Matthias
with an afternoon tea at her home iu
Sunset Heights.
Miss III Paso'- Miss sarah SMALL.
entertained her attendants with very
informal afternoon tea Tuesday. at her
home on Mesa avenue The badges
for the eXpositions We're presented To-
the young women at this time. Miss
r,l Paso's' badge is OF white silk ribbon
% inches long ana three inches wide.
Her attendants have yellow silk rib
hons OF the same size and the queens
ribbons are purple. Miss SmaiTs guests
Were Nesdames : IT, Sutherland. ".
VI. James. ". T. Smith and her at
teudants who are Misses Frances Fas-
ter Henrietta Buckler. Margaret Geth-
ing. clara Fink. Emily Kemp. Pauline
Bryan. valerie Lorig. Estelle Berrieu
ana Edna Matthias.
Tuesday night the visiting delegates
queens and Miss FL Paso~ enjoyed -
delightful informal dance in the Toltec
club ball room The First Penusyl-
vania Field artillery band played the
dance music. The rooms were decorat-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

ed with American flags and quantities
If palms Refreshments were served
in the small dining room. adjoining
the bail room. which was decorated
with American Beauty roses. The
guests were received by the members
OF the board OF control OF the Irriga-
lion congress and their wives, who
were Mr. and Mrs James Graham Nc
Nary. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Happier. Mr.
and Mrs Julius a krakauer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank ~ Murchison. Mr.. and Mrs
W r. Brown and Richard F. Burgess
Cen and Mrs George Bell. jr-. and Mr.
and Mrs. A. p Coles though not board
members were In the receiving line
Mr. Coles was chairman of the party
lie was assisted by T. =. Stewart. carl
A- Beers. Frank NJ Murchisou and
Henry = Beach
3irs. McNary Wore a pink pompadour
SILK gown under white net with
pink fur trimmed hat
Ms Happier wore dress Of white
net. trimmed with touches OF pink
Iaffeta-
Mrs. Erakauer was dressed IN
-oWu Of cream lace and silk
Mrs Murchison wore dress of palest
pink silk yelled with cream net. crust
"a with irridescent beads
Mrs Brown was gOwned i'm blue and
gold hrocadcd satin
Mrs. Bell wore black lace costume
trimmed with black jet
Mrs A. =. Coles was attired in
white silk gown. covered with white
lace and net. ornamented with panels
Of opaleScent fish scale beads
Miss t.l Paso" Miss Sarah SmalD
was dressed in gold net gown. en-
hroidered with blue and pink flowers
Mss Maria West. Miss Oklahoma
wore "a smart tailored blue serge suit
with a tailored hat She wore cor
sage bouquet OF white chry- SAINT emums-
Miss Agnes Sully. Miss Santa Rita"
was dressed in a white serge suit. with
large black velvet sailor and
shoulder piece Of Hudson seal
Refreshments were served during
the dancing Only a limited number
OF II Pas1ans We're asked TO the party.
so that the ball room would not be
over crowded for the visitors 20 en-
JOY dancing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
AGED FARMER
Made Strong and Wei by VinoI

The following letter from farmer
Lester adds another link TO the great
chain OF evidence which proves r
there is nothing equal 70 Vinol to creaNe
strenEth for feeble. weak. rundown con-
ditions and after sickness
Nestal Centre. y VI am a farmer
- years of age and got into wea b.
rundown condition as a result Of the
grippe our druggist suggested Nluoi
to- build me uD and I noticed an I'D
prOvemeut soon after taking it, and 20
has restored my strength so 1 can now
60 a good days work My wife has
also taken VinOl for a rundown con-
dition with splendid results H. w
Lester Kelly & Pollard. Druggists.
Paso. Texas. Also at the leading drug
stores in all Texas tOwus--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

and smilaN vines o-uaueuted the table.
with bowl OF white roses On the center
decorated with little cupids.
Miss Hattie Mae Loretz. who VIII be
married early in November 10 Eugene
l. Harris was the guest of honor al an
infoIma bridge party. given Tuesday
afternoon by Miss Theo Patterson at
her home on Nevada street A shower
Of tea cups was presented the guest
of honor To each cup was attached
an original verse written 10y the guest
concerning Jhe bride-tO-he Gu play
ing bridge. AIRS. George Franklin and
Miss Anna Soreusou We're the prize
winners. a two course luncheon fol
lowed the games. Miss Patterson was
assisted in entertainiDs ty her mother.
Mrs. n ~ Patterson. AIRS Harry
Vaughan and Miss Kate Fink The
rooms We're decorated with yellow
chrysauthemums There We're six
tahIos Of nIaNere-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

-IE marriage of Miss Olive South
wick Davis to Charles Webster
l. Simpkins viii occur tonight at
o'clock in the church of St Clement
Rev. C. :. Sargent viii perform the
ceremony IN the absence OF the rector.
Rev. Henry Easter. who is attending
the trienniaI convention Of the Epis-
copaI church in St Louis Mr.. Simpkins
and his bride viii leave for the east
Immediately after the ceremony
Miss Alma Hermine MORRISON and
David Leroy Pickens viii be married
this evening At $50 o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents. Ar and Mrs
James :. Morrison. on Arizona street
Rev. g L Overstreet VIII perform the
marriage ceremony An informal re-
ception viii follow the service
The wedding OF Miss Olynda NaQuin
TO Lieut. Lester L Lampert VIII occur
next Wednesday night IN the church OF
St Clement The bride VIII he at
tended by her sister. Miss Myrtelle
Naquin and the groom by Lieut. Fritz
u. Lihdh The flower girl viii be
little Mildred Woodward An informal
reception at the home OF the brides
parents. NGr and Mrs A. Lewis Naquin-
viii follow the ceremony Lieut. Lam
pert with his bride VIII leave imme-
diately for "a wedding trip east spend
a
D. @ They VIII return here 10 live
while Lieut.. Lampert'S regiment, the
23d infantry. is stationed here
lTr and Mrs = II. Cunningham an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Miss Margaret Cunningham 10
Harry Lee AIurry- The wedding will
take place November g The bride-tO-
he and her family have lived in FL Paso
for the past two years. coming here
from Austin. Tex Miss Cunningham
las taken a prominent part in the ac-
tivities of Trinity Methodist church
and is well known here She is grad
rate of the Austin high school and
later attended the university OF Texas
Mr. hurry has been in business in El
Paso Tor a number OF years and IS wei
known
Miss Davis and Ar Simpkins We're
the guests Of honor at a beautifully
appointed dinner Tuesday nieht given
by Ar and Mrs John L Dyer al their
home on Montana street The dinner
preceded the wedding rehearsal and
The guests were the members or the
bridal party. They were Misses Olive
Davis. Hazel Davis. JOuett Fall. Hen
rfetta Buckler, EsrelIe --errien Emily |
Kemp and Helen Stratton. Messrs-
charles Webster SimpNins. Leland .
Davis. Lee Ondorff. Joe Kirby. Lieut.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Out OF Town Visitors.

George b Westlake. assistant TO tLe
registrar Of the New Mexico college -of
agriculture and mechanic arts at
Mesilla Park. is in the city
DR. and Mrs. j. r Gilbert OF Alamo
gordo. y II. are the guests OF lIr. and
Mrs r. II. Sanders. OF 27Ol East Boule-
ward. They viii be here during the
exposition.
Mrs. Caroline C. Beattie Of Rich
mOnd. Va. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs Winchester Cooley. and Nj.
Cooley. at their home on Elm street.
She viii probably remain here for the
winter.
Walter Theodore Koch. of Dallas. re-
turned TO his home this morning after
short visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick r. Koch. He was
called here 10y the serious illness of his
father Mr.. Koch is very much better
now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Social Calendar For
Sister City Queens

Cu this afternoon. Miss Edna
Matthias gives "A tea for Miss El Paso
and the Sister City queens at her
home on West Boulevard.
Thursday afternoon Mrs Burt
Orndorff gives a dansant for the
visiting girls at the Sheldon hotel
from 4 10 o'clock
FridaE afternoon. Miss TT Paso.
Miss Sarah Small. eutertaius with a
tea at the TOltec CLUB from 4 10
o'clock
Friday night. grand ball. given FOR
visiting queens
Saturday morning. Miss III Faso
entertains visitors with automobile
ride about city and valley
Saturday night. dance in honor OF
Miss FL Paso and visiting girls
given by students of the Texas
School of Mines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
Dinners, Lmcheons, Teas.

AR and Mrs T. u. Black entertained
llr. and Mrs r r. Pollock. Of Albu-
A.. CCerque, y NJ. Monday evening with
an informal dinner at their home on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

MILLER Made Dresses iu best quality
OF Serge with extra set Of Collar and
Cuffs made 10 your measure, $1,000.
Our Bungalow Aprons and House
Dresses are MILLER MADE The
Miller Made Co.. 2OS East Missouri St
Phone IST2-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Grand avenue Mr. and 3Irs. POlloe'S
are here attending the eNpositiouf
1rr. and AIRS Pollock entertained MJ-
and Mrs Black at dinner at the Haf-
vev House TUESDAY night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Place your order for Limousines and
Automobiles as far in advance of the
date as possible This will insure YOU
against disappointment
TEL THREE-50o-
City Service Company
Autos. BaEgage- TaNiS.
LAdVertisement-1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Mrs George E Squires has entered
iu the exhibition a very beautiful red
silk shawl. over So years old IL was
made IN sonora. Mexico. by an old
woman past 20 years The material is
an antique brOcade OF remarkable tex
ture with heavy SILK fringe The
shawl was made before embroidery
silks were introduced into Mexico. and.
in order 10 obtain the white floss. with
70 hlch the flowers are worked. the old
woman had 20 pull apart white silk
thread 10 make the floss sonora Jose
Maria Maytorena- Of san Miguel de
orcansitas. Mex who is the owner OF
the shawl and who is now in Los
Angeles. bought IL from the old MeNi-
can woman FOR her bridal trousseau.
Sonora Mayroreua Is the mother Of the
former governor OF sonora
In the Mexican village there is on
exhibition model OF the Cathedral Of
chihuahua. carved out of wood by q
prisoner in the Chihuahua penitentiary,
VINO was serving 20 years sentence
The little building stands about two
feet high and is most Skillfulv carved
What that work must have meant t0
a lifetime Of time one ina gines that
his prison cell window must have given
him an outlook on the cathedral and to
its reproduction in his cell he devoted
all his thoughts
The bride which was made by
former Texas BOY now serving a SEN
rence i'm a Montana prison. is being dis
played with the SheltOn-Payne exhibit
by the Woman's club. The club has
undertaken to sell the bride 10 help
the former Texas boy get n new start
I'm life ar the expiration OF his prison
sentence. which IS not very far distant.
The bride is most skllfully made OF
wonderfully fine horsehair. with reius
and various parts ornameuted with
fancy tufts of hOrsehair. II Is a thing
be mighty proud to possess and in ad
diti5u 10 being very ornamental IL is
very practical. for the horsehair viii
outwear any other bride many. many
times
a crocheted bed spread on display in
the wOman's achievement department
represents labor Of love Of "a little Is
year old nurse girl for her charge.
Rosa Sosa is the girl who made the
quilt, as present for little Christopher
Allen Martin on his second birthday an
niversary- She was almost a wear in
completing the quilt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
wedding Parties.

Wedding PARTIES
Place your order for Limousines aud
Automobiles as far in advance Of the
date as possible This will insure YOU
AGAINST disappointment.
TEL THEEE.-5O0-
city service Company.
Autos. BagEnEe- TaXiS.
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

Mexican handmade zarapes. IS low
as $500 Beachs Art Shop. City VA
tional Bank Bldg-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18
There is a Real Difference

Cream of tartar derived from grapes
is used in Royal Baking Powder because
it is the best and most heathful ingredient
known for the purpose.
Phosphate and alum. which are de-
rived from mineral sources are used in
some baking powders, instead of cream of
tartar, because they are cheaper.
If you have been induced to use baking
powders made from alum or phosphate,
use Royal Baking Powder instead You
will be pleased with the results and the
difference in the quality of the food
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-18

MI appointed Miss Douglas 10
1 u represent DOUGLAS. Ariz- at the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26
Birthday Party.

Master Elvin Paige entertained
a number Of his young friend.
last Saturday afternoon in eele.
bration Of his 7th birthday.
The youngsters had d fine time
playing various games and par.
taking Of the goodies iee cream,
cake and eandy-so generously
served by Elwin's mother and sis
Ter. Those present were:
Lois Talbot, Ralph Talbot. Win.
nifred Walters. Viola Marker, Ln.
tie May and Woodrow Mitch
ell. Mabel Workman. Eloise Grim,
Edward Medyed, Anthony Med.
we'd, Fay Clark. Nina Cline. Elvhi
Paige.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26
az T.and neal.

NJ Sharkey. the real estate man,
closed a sale this week on the
fO0-acre farm north Of town own.
ed By John Meiners. VIM. Sulli.
van, Of the Mohler section was the
buyer and the price paid was
s22. 900 This is a fine tract Of
land, and added 70 Mr.. Sullivan :
already extensive holdings IN
Lewis county makes a strong az.
gument for his abiding faith IN
the prairie from a farmers stand
point.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26

Wednesday night saw the close
of what was unanimously declar.
ed to be the best county eonven-
ton held in Nezperee. Fourteen
schools were represented breaking
the record of other years. The
meetings commenced ON Tuesday
morning. the first ON the program
being several songs BY the Juyl-
nile choir Special music was rem
dered at intervals next day, mo-
tably solo By Mr.. MOffat and a
double quartette by members OF
the four churches represented al
the convention ~ Presbyterian,
Christian, Methodist and Broth
rem.
Able addresses we given by Mr..
McLain Of llo, Mr.. Evans Of Kan
iah and AIr. FlOry of Vollmer.
Mr.. Fertig and Mr.. Grant also
both took part in the proceedings
Mr.. Fike did well as president
of the management committee and
deserves credit for the smooth
way in which everything was ear
ried out, Mrs. Lyons worked
hard as was evident from the sue
cess of the convention.
Mr.. f. c. Knapp, grand seere-
tary of Inland Empire $. S. Asso-
citation and wife of Spokane were
and much appreciated.
Many important questions in
connection with Sunday School
work were thoroughly threshed
ont and the interest manifested
throughout was very encouraging,
and gives good hope Of much inn
provement in the Sunday schools
throughout the county. The co.
operation of the parents towards
bringing about this favorable re-
suit is earnestly hoped for.
The officers of the last were
for another year. Only
new officer being Mrs. Hunter Of
Nezperee.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26

| Sunday school, 10 a. m; preach.
ing II a. m. Sugject, Prayer. >
| Christian Endeavor, 6 80 p. IN,
prayer meeting. Rev. Grant, lead
Evangelistie service Z 80. Sub
ject, Roll Away The Stone.
Twenty-fOur new members join
ed the G. f. last Sunday night.
Come and join, you too.
Over 800 heard Mrs. Grant last
Sunday night detailing the many
difficulties in missionary work
among the Mohammedans in Brit
isn India, their peculiar weddings,
and various customs, also the life
Of the missionaries.
WANTED-36 men and women
to join the ehoir-must be con-
secrated-to prepare for the com.
ing evangelistie season.
WANTED-24 men and women
to become members Of the Chris
tian EndeavOr.
Don { Forget.
Next debate. Public interest.
Chicken dinner election day.
Church worship. II a. m. and
z 80. D. m.
W. G. 4. U. Meeting Nov. 4,
Opera House.
Joining the choir.
Christian endeavor 6 40 p. m.
To vote on. election day, for
prohibition.
EvanGelistie service Sunday
hight.
You have a soul to save.
All seats are reserved for you
+. a. X. Grant, Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26
RObert Wneht suprined

A well planned surprise party
was carried out 20 It's fullest last
Friday evening when the many
friends Of Robert Wright we're
awaiting him at his home upon
his return from work % remind
him Of his 18th birthday.
Robert s surprise was complete.
he being At a loss to know just
how TO greet his guests, but soon
entered into the evenings pro
gram which consisted OF progress.
sive Rock, several musical mum.
bers and geographical contest
An elegant twO-e0urse lunch
was served by Mrs. Wright and
Miss Edith.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26
Home trustee for four years
NJ. b. Gwinn, Boise.
Rebekah Assembly.

Home trustee for four years
NJ. b. Gwinn, Boise.
Rebekah Assembly.
The session Of the Rebekal
state assembly was also largely
attended and the officers elected
By that grand body were Presi
den, Mrs. Edna Ross, Parma
vice president. Mrs. Margaret
Pomeroy. Pocatello; grand war
den, Mrs. Lillian Lanktree, EN-
NETT treasurer, Mrs. Bowlby. Rn-
pert; secretary. Mrs. Frances
Crosson, Boise representative t.
the national Rebekah assembly,
K. May Gilbert, Harrison. Ap-
p0intive Officers.
Marshal-Ada Lively, Wallace.
Inside guard Daisy Bates,
Parma.
Outside guard Willie Ross.
Moscow.
Trustees OF home Sarah Dris-
coll, Payette.
Nine RebekahS were given the
decoration of chiyalry, as follows .
Diana Roper. Mary Williams. Ber
tina f. Bowlby. Mary Drissen,
Grace Flat, Belle Il. Owens, Jea-
nette Leigh, Alice G. Darknell.
Friday afternoon after the elose
Of the grand lodge session the Ida
no delegation was taken 10 Spo.
kane on a special electric train
and while there were rendered an
elaborate banquet at the Daven-
port Hotel.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26
Greatest Grand Lodge Meeting :
New Officers.

Declaring that the ]. o. O. +
grand lodge session which CLOSED
Friday night at Occur d'Alens
was by far the best attended and
and most profitable session of the
grand body ever held, the Neg
perez delegates who represented
the two lodges here and the dele
gates to the Rebekah state assem-
bly,, which met at the same time az
the grand lodge, arrived home last
Saturday.
They stated the session was a
most enjoyable one and that the
Occur d'Alene Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs royalty entertained the
visiting delegates.
Officers Elected.
The grand lodge Officers elect
ed were Grand representative for
the two-year term, General Frank
Martin, Boise; grand represen-
tative for one-year term, Presley |
T. Horne, Of HALEY; grand mas |
ter, George NJ. Robertson. of Cot |
Ionwood; deputy grand master.
George Schweiger, Of Twin Falls:
grand warden. John Isaacs, Spirit
lake; grand secretary, Presley r.
Horne, HALEY; grand treasurer.
" A. Coughanour, Payette.
The appOinfive officers n tho
Odd Fellows were:
Grand MarshalI-T. u. Buck.
er, Caldwell.
Grand conductor-R. Hatta- Ii
augh, Grangeville.
Grand Chaplain John Shipp. 5
1aho Falls.
Grand guardian-H A. Clcve- h
nd, Gooding. 4
Grand herald--Penn Moore, Fl
'oscow. !;
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26
When Won Talxa fyogA

With the average man q cold ia
4 serious matter and should not be
trified with, NJ some Of the most
dangerous diseases start with q
common cold Take Chamberlain i
Cough Remedy and get rid Of
your cold as quickly nv possible
You are not experimenting when
you use this remedy, a. Il has been
~ use for many years and has ~
established reputation. It con.
tains no opium Of other narcotic
For sale by oil dealers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-10-26
Vote for N. II. Paige for sheriff.
Mems and young mems rubbers
at Carlson 's-new fresh goods.
AL<IaLAzzoz1n>z<

| I've forgotten who borrowed N,
garden hose, but need it. AL Far.
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinhaus. OF 10,
were Nezperce visitors the latter
part OF the week.
John Schadt and wife were up
from Central Ridge on a shop.
ping trip Friday.
Mrs. Niswander and Mrs. Man.
ming, Of Winchester. were Nez.
perez visitors to-day.
Mesdames Mundt and Hacker
were visitors in this city from
Vollmer last Friday.
The tailor-made suit IL the most
economical and every way satis-
factory; at Carlson's
Mrs. John Stevens and Mr.. and
Mrs. Persnall, Of YoIImer were or.
er visiting the county seat stores |
to-day.
An auctioneer can make or Ioae
you his commission on one single |
article at an auction sale. n. 70.
Cranke 9 desire is to make you the
Stoufer gives away neck chain
yith three diamonds in the pen.
liant Christmas eve. Each dollar
ipent with him gives Won ono
nance on ii. Drof H. at,,l 49, -
Mrs. Flarence d. Richards. Ice.
urer and organizer for the Wo- ,
lans Christian Temperance I'm
~, will speak in the Nezperce !
pera house, Saturday, Nov. 4. att
y. m.
dhAND BALL at the opera 4
ouse Friday night, Oct. 9th. +
GOD music; good hard wood
oor and plenty Of room. A good
me assured by the management. Z