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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

ANNOUNCEMENTS are out for
a the eighth annual opening OF
IA the FL Paso School for Girls
Miss ora W. L. Slater, A B. Welles-
ley. and Miss OIEa Z. TafeL Univer-
sity Of Cincinnati principals
Opened in 1910 with is pupils, the
school has had during the past year,
80 girls enrolled: nearly one-fifth Of
this number were in the primary de-
partment; the others were divided be-
tween the intermediate and the upper
school
The directors are James c. AIcNary,
president; Horace B. stevens. vice
president: H. d. Slater. secretary;
Henry S. Beach. treasurer: Q. S. Stew
art, member executive committee, and
J. J. Ormsbee. Richard Burgess, DR..
J. a. Rawlings. A Schwartz, 7. F.
Williams, Winchester Cooley and
James A Dick. The woman's ad-
yisOry board includes Mrs. L. s. Stew
art, chairman; Mrs. J. F. Williams
Mrs Z. T. White, MIS- James g. Nc
Nary, Mrs ". R. Brown. Mrs. F. /. W.
Polk, Mrs J. A Rawlings, Mrs W. A.
Hawkins, MIS- James A. Dick. Mrs. J.
H Nations and Mrs. s. Kranzthor.
The instructors are
Miss ora ". I. Slater. mathemat-
les and worlds literature
Miss Olga E. TafeL German and
science.
Miss Marian F. Maddocks. Framing
ham Normal school, head OF interme-
date department
Miss Fay Sarles. A. B, WELLESLEY,
English and history.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
Dinners, Luncheons. L..

HonorinE F. C. Mclaughlin. who
leaves tonight 20 go in training at
Leon Springs, Miss Helen Muselwhite
gave a pretty little dinner party.
Tuesday evening, at her home. on
Alameda avenue. A crystal basket OF
American Beauty roses conferred the
Cluuy covered board. with four
crystal candlesticks holding red tapers
shaded in American Beauty toned
silk. Fern frouds were laid grace
fully here and there, to add artistry.
and covers were laid for eight. in
Guiding the cOmplimented guest, Mr.
and Mrs Frances MrLaugliu. Miss
Anna Norton. Miss Katherine Eusel-
white, Claude W CARRIER. Y. T. Nusel-
white, IT., and the hostess, the places
being marked in patriotic hand
painted cards. Y T. Nuselwhite. jr.
who has been at Mineral Wells. Tex.
for several weeks. returned on Mon
day. Mrs. Muselwhite remaining for
month or six weeks longer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
University Club Clues Farewell
To It's Soldier Members Tonight

THE University club viii honor
its own contingent to the army
and navy, with q dancing party,
tonight sort Of farewell before
duty calls. OF the roster Of some 800
members, the club boasts nearly $50
splendid recruits who are already
wearing the khaki many having won
commissions at the recent training
camp at Leon Springs. With members
OF their families and special friends
they will participate in tonight's
party. among them Robert Anderson.
engineers reserve; Travis Bailey,
AVIATION reserve corps: Viron
J. Booth, captain engineers reserve
corps; Hubert Browder. captain O. n
reserve; J. n. Childs. PhiIadelphia
navy engineer yard; T. H Cunning
ham. Leon Springs training camp:
Hugh ColdWell, Leon Springs training
camp: Jos. B. de Rulac, captain Of
ficer's reserve; E. G. Donahue. Leon
Springs training camp: T ]. DIVER
lieutenant engineers reserve; E. T.
Edwards, Q. " c. L. S. A; Frank
Feuille, sergeant u s. A. Donald
Gallagher. captain officers reserve:
Paul Gallagher. lieutenant medicaI
reserve cOrpss Allen r Grambling.
sergeant O. n c. L s. A;
Highnote, c. " c. L. S A.; s. T.
Howard, lieutenant medical corps;
Walter X. jenkins. captain Texas ma
tiOnal guard; Frank Lotus, lieuten-
ant Texas national guard; J. y. Loef,
lieutenant engineers reserve corps;
E. J. McQuillan, sergeant reserve
corps; c. F. Miller, musician Fifth
artillery. L. s. A; B. l. Niece, Leon
Springs training camp; F. B. Newell.
engineers corps. A. ". Norcop. Leon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

Park Bishop is spending a Few days
in Cloudcr0ft
Otis Coles is visiting his family for
a few days in ClOudcrOft.
Morgan Broaddus will return soon
10 the Roswell Military Institute. TO
resume his studies
Wilson X Porterfield will leave
Thursday for Port Huron, Michs
where he viii take a position.
c. s. Elliott and Miss Elliott left
on the Golden State Limited on Tues
day for vacation trip 10 Kansas
City.
W. s StaIIings. assistant superin-
tendent OF the Pullman company, and
family. left for St Louis on the
Golden State on Tuesday.
Miss Florence Lilly has gone on a
two or three weeks vacation 70
Mountain PARK. where she will be the
guest Of Mrs. J. " Walker. She was
passenger on Saturdays train
Mrs sidney Graves is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Stevens at ClOudcrOft for
several days Mrs. Graves has been the
guest OF Misses Marian and Dicta
Hutchins for the past week.
The Misses Marian and Elizabeth
Kelley. daughters OF Nj and Mrs. c..
E Kelley leave during the first week
In september for their winters study
in the Ward-BelmOnt School in Nash
vile, Tenn
nAA0h INK ALEAE residence on ~
years in Fl PasO. where they have
scores Of warm personal friends,
Messrs. Charles J. Green and A. L.
LOugneclzard have gore 20 Chata-
nooga, Tenn. TO live. Mr. Longneck-
ard has just recovered from a serious
illness
c. F. Hawks, general manager; L
T. Norris, general superintendent.
and Eugene Fox, general traffic man
ager, all Of the Fl Paso and South
western system. left on Tuesday for
their annual inspection trip over the
eastern division The trip covers the
territory from e PasO to Dawson,
y. NJ Four days will complete the
thorough inspection OF the work.
Word has just come from Mrs
Henry Z. Brown, who was a fortnight
ago summoned by wire 10 Chatta-
uooga by the illness OF her daughter
Mrs William Spence CBeuIah Wiley
Brown. announcing that the latter is
very sick girl and Celirious most
Of the time. The attending physicians
anticipate the crisis in a week. Lieut..
spence and his bride went TO Fort
Oglethorpe, Chickamauga Park. i'm
mediately following a visit to the
erOom's parents. judge and Mrs. VIII
lam y. Spence Of Camilla. Georgia
where the first days Of their honey
moon was spent. having been married
On Tune 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
.Out OF Toun Visitors.

Mrs. Thomas Lyons. Of Silver City.
is stopping at Hotel Paso del Ncrte-
W. 3. Vaudeville. president Of the
Union bank at Las Cruces, " NJ, is
stopping al Hotel Pas0 del Norte-
j. H F. Stewart. a mining man of
Douglas. AriZ-, is making a visit 20
FL Pas0 and is registered at the Hotel
mccoy.
George Tod Westlake spent his va
cation On FL Paso- He returned 10 his
duties at the State college. n VI. last
evening.
Joshua S. Reynolds is at Mountain
Park on a visit 20 his daughter. Mrs
James @. MCNary. He viii be in FL
Paso in a few days. returning to his
home in Albuquerque
Mrs. 7. Jackson. the mother OF judge
Dan NJ Jackson and j. r. Jackson,
left for her home in Eddy. McLeunan
county. Texas. last evening. Mother
Jackson said ner trip TO Fl Paso was
one Of keen pleasure and enjoyment
in visiting her children.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

They are to be in FL Paso for the
present, their future plans depending
largely upon orders incidental TO
army life.
Miss Myrtle l. Wade and George L
Daum were quietly married Tuesday
afternoon in the parsonage OF the
Hlghland Park Baptist church. by Rev.
o. J. Wade. who read the nuptial serv-
Ice az 4.3o o'clock. with Miss Bashon
and John Butler the only attendants
me groom is an attache OF the Ma
uonal Cash Register company here.
ana they will make their home in FL
Miss Pauline Bunsen and D, y. Reid
sApped away 10 Las Cruces Sunday
morning. and were quietly married by
the Rev. Lalance Of the Methodist
church The brides mother and sis
ter. Mrs. P. G. and Miss Luella Bum
sen OF Tularosa and Madison streets,
accompanied the young couple. who
are TO be at home on Westminster
street
With the Rev. Fuller Swift. OF the
Episcopal church Of St. Clement. Of
fciant. Miss Elizabeth TiEhleman be-
came the bride OF Carlton c. George on
tuesday, the ceremony having been
read in Easter chapel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

: poets to go 10 the Texas university
Josephine Peach leaves about the
23rd of September to specialize in
Domestic Science at the Texas uni
versity.
To Go 10 the Ell PasO College.
Nerna Altman viii attend the Fl
PasO College.
Martha Patterson will specialize in
literature in the college Of Arts and
Sciences Of the E. PasO college, and
take journalism.
John Savage viii enter the FL Paso
college this fall
Evelyn Ellison Will enter the Col
lege Of Arts and Sciences Of the e.
Paso college
Ruth Lacy attended the Ell Paso
Summer Normal, receiving a first
grade certificate, and she expects TO
teach school.
To Teach in Texas.
Alma Olson also attended the Fl
Paso Normal and Will teach Some
where in Texas" with her certificate.
Winifred Jackson spent the first
part Of the summer at her home near
CloudCrOfL later going TO Las Cruces
institute, at Las Cruces, New Mex
leo. She will teach the coming term.
Fred Humphreys will attend the
University Of California
Russell Mills viii go TO Leland
Stanford university.
Probably the first TO go to France
from the Sigma class viii be Sergeant
Z. Harold DePew. company a, OF the
Texas National Guard.
John March will either work in FL
PasO or go to the Texas university
Reva Dubinski has returned to her
old home in san Antonio, and viii
probably work there.
First Of Class to Marry.
The engagement of Emma BOhn
was announced the early part Of the
summer. She is the first Of the class
10 be married.
Phyllis Routledge has been work
ing a comptometer during the sum
Erro.d Lapowski viii take a post
graduate course at E. P. H. S.
Curry Jackson viii attend the Cal
ifornia university.
Josephine March has been in san
Marcos attending the Normal, but is
back in Fl Paso now and VIII prob
ably attend the FL PasO college.
Gladys Garfield will not go TO any
higher school, but viii probably work
in Fl PasO.
Mary Frances Hayes will continue
to develop her artistic talent
Hilliard Bryan has been employed
this summer as bookkeeper at the
State National bank.
Manuel Stolaroff will attend the
University Of Pennsylvania.
Norma Justice has been travelling
be at home in FL Paso this winter.
Charles Overstreet will 90 to the
Franklin university in Franklin, IN
diana
Katherine shotweu will continue
he- work in Domestic Economy in a
5iEher school
Some Remain at Home.
Some Of the graduates are unde-
cided as to what college to attend
or what TO do and are remaining at
home in FL Paso. this year. Those
remaining are:
Elizabeth Davis (wiu study music
Frances Earle, Lucita Escajeda. Merle
HOffecker, Elise Johnston, Leopoldina
koblitz, Blanche Lefkovitz, Florence
Mckinney, Lucille Mayer, Mary Noble.
Frances Oppenheimer, Annie Perea,
Florence Robertson. Ramon Concha.
Lyman Hoagland, Leopold Maldona-
do, W. NJ. Peticolas. Richard Tighe,
Pablo NelascO and Antonio Villegas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Miss Alta Hancock was called home
10 Stanton, Texas. Sunday evening
by the illness OF her sister.
c. y. Bassett returned on the
Golden State Tuesday. from an ex-
tended trip to Washington and Chi
cago.
Carroll Roberts. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
sam Allphin. returned Tuesday from
his two months vacation spent in DIFF
fereut points In New Mexico.
Mildred LaSalle. daughter OF Nj.
and Mrs. H LaSalle. OF 1910 East Ne
vada street, has just returned from a
visit 10 TecOs and BarstoW, Tex.
where she enjoyed a fortni gifts visit.
The Misses Genevieve and Elsie
Collins. daughters OF NJ. and Mrs H
VIII return 20 the city next week. af-
ter a two months sojOurn at the
principal beach towns OF the Pacific.
Mrs Jack knight has returned from
San Benito. where she has been for
two months with her husband. who
is stationed with company X. ordered
10 Fort Worth. As Miss Irene Robert
son. Mrs. knight was a popular Fl
Faso girl, and VIII be with her par
euts. Nr. and Mrs. J. p. Robertson, at
5000 Bliss for an indefinite time
Following six weeks stay In Cal
ifOrDia. where she went 10 attend her
sister. Miss Bessie Richardson. as
bridesmaid. when she became Mrs.
Phil J. Holman. at Coronado Beach.
Miss Eulala Richardson has returned
home. having arrived Tuesday. The
Holzmans are now living in Ray.
Ariz-. having made the trip in their
car
Miss Ruth Monro Augur. who re-
signed the position OF society editor
on The Herald to become registrar OF
the Texas School OF Mines. has re-
turned from a summer vacation IN the
mountains near Mountain Park. Miss
AuEur was the guest OF Mrs J. A
Rawlings for a week and spent the
rest OF her time painting the scenery
at the J. NJ. Walker ranch. Miss AuEur
returns in splendid health.
Miss Grace Virginia Logan, who
has been spending the summer at
Long Beach, Cal, is expected to ar
rive in Fl PasO on or about the S1st
OF this month During her absence
the work OF secretary OF the e Paso
chapter Of the Red Cross Society has
been carried on by Mrs. T. c. Barry.
who has been living in Miss Locan's
home, 1117 Arizona street, while at
tending TO the work. Mrs. Barry will
return 70 her home. apartment No
.. IN the Ramsey apartments, when
MISS Logan comes home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

xQUISITE in its appointments
n was the reception given Wednes-
- day afternoon, at her home on
Montana street, by Miss May Kranz-
thor, whose house guests, Miss Louise
Hopkins and Miss Stella Young. Of
Maria, were thus pleasantly intro
duced to a rose5uddy garden Of FL
Paso's fairest society girls. Seventy
Of the younger set were hidden, the
decorative motif being most artisti-
caIly carried out in white with tube
roses. billowy maline and wax tapers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

Our prescription trade Is not small
Our accuracy is well known The
medicine and the doctors prescrip-
tiOn tally always AS an accountant
would say TO you, 1T proves" We
have every means at hand to give
you the very best OF service. We
carry only the purest OF drugs Il Is
possible TO obtain. and quality IS our
first and last thought Each OF our
three drug stores is known for re-
uabality and prompness. We have
been in the drug business for a long
time. and would hav. Il no other way.
SCOTT WHITE & CO.-DruEEisfs
Mills Bldg ROberts-Banuer Bldg.
314 san Francisco St
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
Where To Spend
a Summer Vacation
BY GENE AHERN
on TIE EARN.

THE first couple OF days OF your
vacation on the farm will be
4 very lovely and the remaining
twelve days viii be lovely thinking
Of how great it viii be to get back
TO the city.
The first night. sitting on the
porch looking out into the darkness.
listening to the concert rendered by
a million and three crIclets without
any intermission. a dog barking five
miles away and the occasional moo
and kick that comes from the COW
shed. you'll ssy. Yes. DO, this is the
Iife-'
The next night you'll inquire II
there's movie TO 90 70, and. being
informed it's eight and a half miles
away and only open on Saturday
nights. your edge Of being on the farm
viii begin % wear
Oh. well we could write a volume
about the farm. but We don't want
to spoil your vacation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

When you decide 10 buy a diamond,
whether IL is for her" or for YOUR
self-y0u want the best that money
can buy. In diamonds as in most
other things-there is no "just as
good II II is not a pure. perfectly
worthless. A Hixson Diamond Is fust
what Il is represented TO be-the
most perfectly cut. and flawless OF
gems-aud the only kind YOU will be
satisfied TO present to her" or 70
wear yourself
w. T. HINSON CO.-JeweIerz.
Mills and Mesa-on the Plaza.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
MISS KRANZTHOR ENTERTALNS YOUNG
FRIENDS WITH RECEPTION AND TEA
AT HER HOME ON MONTANA STREET
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

Mrs. s. Eranzthor assisted her dauEh-
ter in graciously welcoming the
guests, standing in the flower massed
drawing room where the line was
completed by Miss Young and Miss
Hopkins. The lights were subdued
meath silken shades, and tied in fluffy
maline, while stalks of the fragrant
blossoms were showered from innu-
merable holders. The color scheme
was accentuated by the frocks Of the
hostess and her complimented visit
ors, who wore filmy, summary white
The tea table. with its imported lace
cover, was conferred in a great bowl
Of LuberOses, from which radiated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

Springs training camp; John P. Pryor,
lieutenant T. s A; J. r. Pruitt. Leon
Springs training camp; J. Z. Rein
burg, Philadelphia navy yard. 2. P.
Rankin. IT., captain engineers reserve
corps; Ernest Sauer, lieutenant Texas
cavalry George Seneff, lieutenant
officers reserve; BreedlOve Smith,
lieutenant officers reserve; Warren
Small. Leon Springs training camp;
Thornton Hardie. L. s A: H z. Van
Surdam, Leon Springs training camp.
Howard Ware. cooks and bakers u
s A; l. " Waddell. Lieutenant en-
gineers' reserve; ". X Brown, artil-
lery e. s. A. Louis J. CatherOn. lieu
tenant officers reserve; Leslie E.
Deli, lieutenant officers reserve; Geo
J. Easter, Leon Springs training
camp; Jos. J. Hilton, captain medical
reserve; Robs. 3. Jackson. Fl Meyer
training camp: J. Y. Robins, Leon
Springs training camp; Juan Smith.
national army. RObt. i. Coker, lieu
tenant l. s A: Richard +. Burgess.
captain Texas national guard; A Ben
Swain. aviation reserve corps.
During the progress OF the Terpsich-
Orean pleasure. on the main floor
OF the club, through the salon and
drawing rooms, refreshments viii be
served on the roof, converted into
an attractive out door rendezvous
with palms. ferns and boxwOOds,
comfy chairs and small tables. Those
who do not care TO dance. will find
card tables scattered about for their
use II is to be delightfully."- informal,
with a number Of special features to
be introduced, in addition to the Uni
versity club quartet. Knowing the
proverbial hospitality OF the club, the
event Is causing a flutter Of antici-
patton.
Most delightful was the birthday
party given at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Peak Of 1922 Grand ave-
nue., on Saturday evening. in honor
OF Stephen A. Martin. brother OF Mrs
Peak Dancing and card playing fur
nished ample entertainment the
decorations consisting OF garden
flowers and patriotic colors. Mrs.
Peak was assisted by Mrs. H. G.
Meyer and Miss Myrtle Martin, the
refreshments being served by two
little maidens. Ruby and Pearl Peak.
The guests included Misses Dorothy
Brooks, Marie Fry. Glen Goldman.
Laura Mae Goldman. Theo DeBerry,
Messrs. J. Trevathan. Tom Potter.
Howard Hook. F. Carter, Sgt. and
Mrs. Schonwald. MI. and Mrs. H G.
Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. A Vangoys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

bouffant streamers. and crystal can
dlesticks held burning white tapers
shaded in silk
Miss Patricia Ainsa, Miss Helen
Stewart, Miss Jane Burgess, Miss Dor
othy Williams. Miss Birdie krupp,
Miss Ruth Schwartz, Miss Anne Ma
coffin and Miss Margaret Schuster
Ialiry.
Miss kranzthor is giving a luncheon
for the Maria bellies within the com
ing week, and several others Of her
particular friends will extend social
courtesies to them, though the dates
are not yet fully decided. being in the
planning or embryonic stage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
no he ContinuedJ


School children should have every
advantage-and you barely have time
20 have their eyes examined-and
glasses properly fitted II need be
before school begins Our Idea is TO
fit them so that their eyes viii be
so improved in a year or two. that
they can leave off wearing them en-
tirely. It costs YOU nothing TO have
their eyes examined
Need Glasses 2-ask Segal
III PnsO Optical Company.
los Texas St.-Between OREGON and
Mesu.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
About Pasoans.

1t Is with genuine regret that her
friends VIII learn Of the illness. from
typhoid q Miss Janet Falconer.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Allen Fail
coner, OF Magdalena, New Mexico
MISS Janet is lovely young girl IN
ner early teens. who for the past two
years has been enrolled as a student
at the FL Paso School for Girls. ana
enjoyed great popularity IN the
younger set.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
Automobiling and Outings.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Allphln and Mrs.
Allphin's sister. Mrs A C. Carl. mo-
tored to Cloudcroft Tuesday. bringing
little Lowell Nelson Allphin back from
the resort. where he has been enjoy
ing urban delights as the guest Of
his grandparents. J. c. and Mrs. era
venc the v~~t week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

Again this season YOU viii find
here the Best School Shoes. We are
particular in fitting the chIldren's
feet and the Shoes we sell give Maxi
mum Service at Minimum Cost
Lerner shoe Co.. 22O san Antonio.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

SaEginR cheeks, mouth TO nose
lines. deep yriukles corrected Super
fluous hair and moles removed Mrs
Grace Benson. % Buckler Bldg-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

We call for baggage checks without
extra charge Pacific Transfer & StOr-
age Co. Phone 1886, Kari Fisher. Prop.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

HALE HATs-MORE THAN STYLE.
There is an authoritative correctness
"a finesse in design beauty OF
material-that give TO Hale Hats that
most Of all desired qualities-charac
ter J. w. HALE. EXCLUSIVE MIL
LIVERY, ZIG n. Oregon St. Out Of
high rent district. Better values
Lower prices.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

John H. Blackwell. a merchant from
Silver City, returned to his home to-
day, after a brief visit to FL Paso,
where he stayed at the Hotel Zieger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

Mexican Resurrection Plants-evsr-
lasting. Beach's Art shop. City Natl
Bank Bldg.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
Lodges and Clubs.

The comforts committee OF the FL
Paso section OF the Navy league has
received another shipment OF wool
which viii be given out either by Mrs
c. E. Kelly. Of Mesa avenue and Mon
tana, or at the headquarters down.
town in the Border bank building.
where a committee OF women are
stationed each morning from 10
o'clock to noon The Navy league
membership pins have also come, and
may be procured at the bank center.
Plans are going on splendidly for
the dance, TO be given in the ballroom
Of the Hotel Paso del NOrte, on Friday
evening. and which. by the way,
promises TO be an unusually brilliant
social event A committee Of well
known matrons viii assist in attend
ing to the fOrmalities Of introduce
lions, and Dan G. Peasants. Mrs B.
F. Jenness and Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Christie have the management Of the
hop in tow Enlisted men who are
leaving shortly for the various camps.
VIII be specially honOred. Holgufn's
orchestra viii furnish music.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
INSIDER"
By VIRGINIA TERHUNE VAN
DE WATER.
Continued from page g.

Continued from page g.
mind. he assured me. That was a
silly notion Of mine. perhaps. about
having the first game with you. But
voiced It before I meant to-"
Then he began to talk OF something
else But why. / wondered. should
he have sentimental notions about
me. Elizabeth Darte Then ] forced
myself to turn my thoughts in other
directions
Ito He ContinuedA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22

Coolest Place in Town
CampbelTs Cafe. Merchants Lunch
4Oc. 1880 to 2:3O.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
For Social Occasions


Our Limousine service for Wedding
parties and Social occasions can be
depended on. Telephone $500
CITY SERVICE CO.-H. d. Camp. Mgr.
Autos Baggage TaXis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-22
Ell Pasoans Awag.

Park Bishop is spending a few days
in CloudcrOft.
Otis Coles is visiting his family for
a few days in ClOudcrofL
Morgan Br0addus viii return soon
10 the Roswell Military Institute, to