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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Notable School Experts Address
Ell Posoons On Educational Topics

Rs MILTON P. HIGGINS. vice
! M president OF the National Con-
l. 4 gress Of Mothers and Parent
: Teachers associations. and Miss Lucy
Wheelock. president Of the Kindergar-
ten Training school OF Boston. Mass.
who are lecturing through Texas. IN
der the auspices OF the national bureau
OF education. spoke on educational
matters Saturday. before the teachers
and social workers Of the city In the
morning they addressed the teachers
Of the city schools in the high school
auditorium Miss Wheelock discussed
modern methods in child education and
Mrs. Higgins spoke OF the school YER
sus home responsibility in the chilGs
education. Mrs. Higgins particularly
urged greater interest on the parents
part in the schools and greater CO.
operation with the teachers
At noon Mrs Higgins and Miss
Wheelock were the guests Of honor at
a luncheon. given in the high school
cafeteria Mrs inez Parker. super
visor of the primary work Of the city
schools. was the chairman Of the lunch
con meeting Miss Elizabeth Bacon
gave humorous reading Superin-
tendent r j. Tighe talked on the
growth Of the primary schools. Miss
the kindergarten and primary depart
ment work Mrs Z. 7. Tighe discussed
the mother as a primary teacher in the
home. W A. Burk. supervisor Of man
ual arts in the schools. talked on the
use Of manual training Mrs. Higgins
discussed harmonious cooperation be
tween mothers clubs and schools. Miss
Catherine GorbutL talked on FL PasO-s
problem. the Mexican children. Mrs
Clemmie L Matkin discussed primary
department efficiency Charles b
Stevens. representing the school board.
spoke Of the city schools Seumas Mac
Manus. who was one of the guests.
talked on educational work. Mr.. Mac
lanus was for some time professor Of ,
English At NOtre Dame university. +
South Bend. Ind.
Saturday afternoon. in the audito-
rum Of the Morehead school. a meet :
ing of the mothers and teachers Of the I
city was held TO discuss the work of !
the Parents-Teachers' associations. Mrs. :
Higgins talked on what could be ac-
romplished by these associations for the J
benefit of the school child and for in
creasiug the interest of the homes in )
the schools Superintendent r J. Tighe
conducted the meeting and spoke i'm IA
vOr of this line of work. Miss a. Louise
Dietrich gave an account of the good .
accomplished by visiting nurses in I'm .
proving the health of the school chill
iren and increasing their efficiency.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Third Annual Herald Cooking
School Opens Next Saturday

bake. how to cut meats 10 make them
tenderest. the best cuts to be obtained
for the money. the uses OF the odds and
ends in making delectable and whole
some dishes. viii all be treated Of
fully
The women who attend the course
Of lectures are urged 10 come pre-
pared 70 make copies Of the recipes and
suggestions that Mrs. Evans Will offer
Notebooks will come in handy and the
recipes will be so given that every
woman who cares to may take away
with her permanent record for future
reference Each days lecture will treat
OF a different subject. the whole course
being compounded in such a manner as
to furnish complete siX-cOurse intel
lectual dinner upon cooking subjects
telling the women how TO prepare their
own modest one. two and Intercourse
dinners so it will show up TO 10 best
advantage
The school viii continue for a week
Sunday being an off day" The well
known Van Surdam orchestra whose
selections were a feature of the first
two schools. has been engaged 10 FUR
nish music each afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

~. HE third annual cooking school
under the auspices Of The FL
- Paso Herald will open in the au-
ditorium of the Women's club next
Saturday afternoon. less than a
week away. Mrs. Edna J. Evans viii
again be in charge or the school and a
letter from her states that she will be
very glad to meet her many FL Paso
friends again Mrs Evans conducted
cooking schools for The Herald in 1915
and 1916 and is no stranger to FL Paso-
ans.
Mrs. Evans has had long experience
II dealing with women's problems.
both from the standpoint OF teacher Of
domestic science and cooking and as q
lecturer in all parts of the country. She
stresses particularly the arts Of cook
ing that have 10 deal With the prepare
ton OF the simpler. less expensive
forms OF food. the varieties that must
lind their way most often onto the Ia
bles of those women whose circuu1-
stances compel them to scrutinize close
" the workings Of their kitchens. even
II they do not actually have 10 do their
own cooking
In many cities where the series Of
lectures has been given. il has been de-
ciared by the women that they derived
great benefit from the suggestions and
helps given them in the demonstrations
The lecturer will show the actual
processes OF mixing. preparing and sea
sonlng foods, explaining the method and
the wherefore Of each step. How TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Weddings.

Miss Angleys Vivian and Henson
F,etters were married Sunday night al
the home OF Rev. Ed L. NIillican in
/ East FL Paso Mr.. and Mrs. Fetters
Will make their home in Columbus. y.
Al The couple were unattended.
Mrs Ruby May Howell and Henry
W Giffen were quietly married by
Rev Ed J. Millican AT his home in
East FL Paso- Miss Harriet P. John
son was maid of honor and H. r
Brewer was the best man. With the
couple were also Miss Mabel Wayland
and Miss Anna Wilson
Miss Florence Dee Boykin and David
d. Davidson were quietly married Sat
urday evening L the home OF Rev
Charles L Overstreet. in the Carusso
apartments Rev. Mr.. Overstreet Of
ficiated- E H Kerr and Miss Lee Arm
strong were the attendants. Mr. and
Mrs. Davidson will make their home in
e Paso.
Miss Emma Smith. of Central City.
KY, and A B. Christian. of FL Paso.
VIII be married Thursday. at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Smith. in Central City. Miss
Smith is the sister Of Mrs. V Il Law
ton. Of 250S Gold street Mrs Lawton
and Mr. Christian left FL Paso Sunday
for Central City 10 attend the wedding
Mr.. Christian and his bride viii visit
in New Orleans and the east before
coming TO FL PaSO. They will make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton.
Add Country Club dinners
Miss Cora Nav Clark. OF Toledo. O..
and Capt. Roy r. Stewart. adjutant OF
the Sixth Ohio infantry. were quietly
married friday night. by chaplain
William 4 Atkinson. Of the Second Ohio
infantry. at the residence of Col LLOYD
". Howard. of the Sixth Ohio infantry
The couple We're unattended. The mar
rage was kept a secret until it was
formally announced today. Capt and
Mrs Stewart viii make their home in
Toledo. after the captains regiment Is
mustered out In civil lie ne Is
prominent attorney of Toledo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

tee for FL PasO and surrounding ter
rltory The appointment was made
] by Mrs z. o. Spencer. Of San Antonio.
! president OF the state L. D. C Miss
! Decca Lamar West. Of Waco. who is
: quite well known here. is the general
/ chairman OF the state for this work
I and Mrs C 3. stone. Of Houston. the
/ chairman Of this district The high
way winch IS being built through the
central part of the state. is to be a
! memorial of Mr.. Davis
Grand opera performances seemed
I TO inspire FL Pasoaus to don their
gaia raiment last week. I don't re-
. some full evening gowns at the thea
ter before.
The Ninth Kentucky field artillery
VIII always be pleasantly remem bered
by little group Of women in appre-
citation Of its courtesy one day last
week The women. who We're Mes
danes \ J. ROLAND. 7. T., Adams. r.
6 Clune and Misses Erna Adams and
SaIiie Johnson. OF Carrizozo. y NJ
were motoring to Fl Paso in their au-
tomobile. Some distance beyond Fort
Bliss they came across the Kentucky
aIliiiery, WHICH completely filled the
road ahead Of them The women ex-
pected TO have to poke along behind
the regiment, receiving the full cloud
Of the dust from the horses. but some.
"a tLS men seeing the car. passed the
word on ahead. and the regiment was
ordered out Of the road to enable the
car TO pass on quickly
Everyone interested 10 esthetic
dancing. both for its own beauty and
Tor its henel1cent part in physical
training. is anticipating eagerly the
coming Ballet Of Flowers" which is
TO be given by the girls OF the high
school physical training department
The ballet viii be one Of the features
OF the entertainment TO be given by !
the high school early in March in con-
nection with play. The Cold" This
play IS q bright. breezy. snappv col d
lege play. full Of entertaining situa- I
lions and lively action. The high
school orchestra. which now has a
membership OF 45. viii pl-y the ballet
music and also 2 number OF selections '
through the evening. The big num-
her viii be the ~Tanhauser Pilgrim b
march The orchestra is reported by
the director. A. C. Alexander to be
greatly improved over last year.
e all valianty swing the hammer. q
knocking the frightful accumulations
II loose papers and trash that these
wind storms swirl around the city
streets, but we all blissfully dodge
he blame How do the papers get on
the Streets We are all too careless
and thoughtless in throwing aside pa
)ers, anywhere We may happen to be.
vet when the wind blows these in
yhirl winds and the papers slap us in
ne face. we get geOrgeOusly peeved
and wrOth and express our opinions
y the city for permitting such a con-
% ton OF course the city might clean
lp the papers better than It does. but
hat does not remove the blame from
he people responsible for throwing
he papers on the street in the first
lace.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
HEALTH HAD
COT RUNDOWN
But Cardui Built Up Her Health
And Strength So She CoBld
Do Her Work

Etovah. Fenn.--About year,
ago" writes Mrs. Lille Garden. Of this
place. 7 first took CarduL Dr. said
I was suffering with liberation
and turned over to one side I
suffered great pain in lower abdomen
and back For l or years the %
had been irregular and came about
every ? weeks, and I suffered great
pain Would cramp 50 I couldn't get
up and do my work. Sometimes the
- would last or days and come
too much. which seemed TO cause me
TO suffer very mach I would be up
and down IN me bed for or days
When I'd take the cardui through the
period, the - would be less and not
last 50 lo3g-oaly something like
days. and the suffering wouId be en-
tisely relieved.
Ny health had got rundown and the
eaFdui would buiTd up my health and
strength and keep ne soing and out of
bed. 80 ooaId do ny work. Il hurt
me to even sweep my floor when I
began It. but got so I could do the
most Of ny work. and I didn't suffer
any more. had no more cramps"
GardEi, the wosaan' tonic. has proven
it's efficacy in the treatment Of wom-
sniy troubles Try it-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Cards.

The Saturday Luncheon Bridge club
VIII be entertained by Miss Lucille
Smith on March 3. at her home on
North FL Paso street
Mrs Charles l.. Levy entertained
with a bridge party at the tea rooms
on Montana street. Saturday afternoon.
in honor Of her sister. Mrs Ray Full
ton. Of san Francisco, who is visiting
her Spring flowers decorated the ia
bleS- Each guest was presented with
a corsage bouquet Of viOlets. Mrs. J.
l. Esslinger won the first prize and
Mrs Sol kOhn the second prize. Mrs
Goodman received the consolation
prize. The guests included Mesdames
Ray Fulton. Ben Frankel Sol KOhn.
Abe Harris. !. II. Bromberg. Harry
Barnett. l. Berger. sam Goodman. Vic
tor Carusso. j. ". Brown and J. L.
ESSliuge-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

Happily. yes"
Are not these good friends % ours here
excellent company and generous hosts %
Delightful beyond my power 20 express
Is It not a great pleasure to sing for
audiences so appreciative and warmly. re-
sponsive as these Fl Paso people are2"
It IS JOY indeed"
DO You not feel rewarded for hard work
now that YOU know we are being judged by
our art alone is not appreciation on the
part Of a sensitive audience the best en-
couragement TO our more earnest effort
You speak truly"
DO you love ms go
las my own"
time again ?"
IT has been the greatest pleasure We
shall we come again next year,
Seguramente." said madam Gay win
emphasis. and the two impromptu humor-
ists drained their glasses. The interview
was huge success.
other speakers for the opera com
pany expressed their keen apprecia-
ton of the responsiveness OF the Fl
Paso audiences, for. as Thomas Chal-
mers said, the audience has Just as
much responsibility for the success Or
failure of grand opera, as those
carry who work behind the footlights.
Miss Riegelman. who sang Musette in
Ia BOheme." is an Amarillo. Texas,
girl and proud Of il.
Shortly before , o'clock the visitors
were escorted to their waiting train.
Among the Fl Pasoans who helped
to make the opera folk feel quite at
home We're;
NJ. and Mrs W Il. Burgess. 8ir- and Mrs.
". D. Howe. Mr. and Mrs Robert L Holh-
day, Mr. and Mrs. A Goldstein. NJ and
Mrs F c. Billings. Nj. and Mrs. Charles }
Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. :. A Krsksuer, MI
and Mrs. J. J. Raster Miss Marguerite
Buckler. Mr.. and Mrs James L Mari. MAI
Gen John J. Pershing. Richard F Burgess,
H D Slater. Dr. c c Young and Gus
Buckler-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. Sam Wells and daughter. Miss
Frances Wells. of White Oaks. y N
are in the city. guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul ". Mayer. at their home. e4Ig
Pittsburgh street.
Miss Winifred Martin has as her
guest Miss Martha Elizabeth Locke.
Miss Locke is here from Columbus. y
NJ where her father. Capt. William T.
Gilmore, Of the 24th infantry. is sta
toned
William Sibley, of North Winaham
Conn. who was brought TO Hotel Dfeu
Jan. II suffering from a serious attack
OF pneumonia and other complications
IS convalescent. and will leave in few
days. Mr.. Sibley is Il years old and
his condition was such that his recov-
cry is considered almost miraculous.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Al The Opera.

Mr. and Mrs James Graham McNary
had as their box guests at the perform
ance of Ia Boheme- at the Texas
Grand theater Saturday night. Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua s Reynolds and Gen. John
!. Pershing.
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham
McNary and Gen J. J. Pershing in a
box party at the La TOsca" perfor-
nance.
Mrs. 3. F. Hammett had as her box
guests at the Ia TOsca" performance
Nj and Mrs. B. l. Farrar Mesdames
H b. Stark, A II. COngdon and E. V.
Rerrieu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

pepsia- y little Diapepsin occasioua- y
keeps the stomach sweetened. and thel
eat their favOrite foods without fear
II your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion; 4
your food is a damage instead OF a
help. remember the quickest surestt
most harmless antacid is Papes Dia-
pepsin which costs only fifty cents fOs
a large case at drug stores It's truly
wonderful stops food souring and
sets things straight. so gently and
easily that it is really astonishing
Your stomach Will digest your meals 4
you keep ACIDS neutralized.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

Franklin school. who has been I'll for
several weeks. is still quite sick
Mrs s p Baynes has returned 70
her home, recovered from her recent
illness.
Miss Margaret Nicholson, who was
quite i'll with the grip. has recovered
and left the hospital She Is now visit
ing IN Phoenix. Ariz-. for a short time.
before returning TO her home.
Arthur MOsley has recovered from
an operation and returned to his home
on Bliss street.
Charles Watts. who was i'll for g
short time. has recovered and returned
to his home
Bennett Boyd. who was operated
upon last week. has recovered and re-
turned TO his home
Mrs J. Sleeps. who was i'll for some
time. has recovered and left the hos
pital.
Walter White returned to his home
Saturday. much improved in health
after his short Illness.
Mrs Ola Ware. who recently under
went a serious operation. has recovered
sufficiently to leave the hospital
J. a Meadows Of Durango. Colo.
who has been sick for some time. has
recovered and returned TO his home
Raymond Mcbride underwent an
operation Saturday and is progressing
as well as may be expected
Mrs. Jesse Thompson. Of Columbus.
y NJ who has been i'll for a few
weeks. following an operation. has
sufficiently regaiued her health TO re-
turn 10 her home.
Mrs. J. P Darr has recovered and
returned to her home. 125 Eucalyptus
street. following 4 recent operation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Mr. AND MRS. j. G. McMARY ENTERTAIN
GRAND OPERA STARS AND LOCAL
PEOPLE AT SATURDA NIGHT SUPPER

FTER the opera Saturday night
4 Nj and Mrs. James Graham
Il - McNary entertained at supper
in the private dining room OF the Pasu
del Norte in honor Of Miss Sarame
Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs Max Rabinoff
and more than 80 members Of the
Boston National Grand Opera company.
including all the principal artists. the
orchestra conductors. and the manag-
ing directors staff other guests in
Guided Mai. Gen Pershing and a num-
Der Of other FL PasO music lovers who
greatly enjoyed this opportunity to
meet the visiting musicians in an in
formal friendly way.
The tables, IN the form OF a hollow
square, were beautifully appointed and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

Tho answer Of most Fat people is that It is
too hard too troublesome and too dangerous
Go force the weight down. However. in Mar
mola Prescription Tablets. all these diff
culties are overcome. They are absolutely
harmless. entail no dieting or exercise. and
have the added advantage Of cheapness A
large case is sold by druggists at .5c. or II
preferable they can be- obtained by sending
price direct 10 the Marmola Co. S64 Wood
ward Ave. Detroit. Mich Vow that you
know this you have no excuse FOR being too
fat but can reduce two. three or four
pounds a week without fear ~ bad AFTER
a. effects Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
About Ell Pdsodns.

Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Feder are now
located at their new home 252q Grant
avenue, where they will be at home to
their friends.
County clerk W D. Greet. who re-
Gently returned from California. Is
progressing well towards recovery. The
old injury sustained in fall in
hotel Sheldon elevator, was reopened
today, but the trouble is pronounced
inConsequential
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
1 DELICATE Child
Made Strong Bv On VinoI

Fayetteville. y. C-"My little daush =
ter was in poor health. delicate and 50
weak u made US very uneasy. l heard
ABOUT NinOl and decided TO try it and
.ne results were marvellous; her appe-
ute improved. she gained in weirbr.
ana IS now one Of the healthiest chill
dren IN town Mothers of delicate chill
gren should try VinoL"-MRS COR
DON JESSUP
Ninol is a constitutional rsue5v,
Whlcn creates an appetite. aids di-
sestion and makes pure healthy blood,
~ chlIdren love to take IL. Kelly g.
Fouard. Druggists. FL PasO. Texas. AL
so at the leading drug store in sn
Texas tOwnS=AdV AT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Lodqes and Clubs.

FL PasO lodge No. 2S9. OF The Fra
ternal Brotherhood. will entertain its
members and friends this evening in
the knights of Pythias hall with a So
ciaL Card games and dancing will be
the amusemeuts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

You don't know what upset your
Stomacn-which portion Of the food did
the damage-do you2 Well. don't
bother If your stomach is in a revolt.
II sick, gassy and upset. and what YOU
Just ate has fermented and turned
sour; head dizzy and aches: belch gases
and acids and eructate undigested food;
breath foul, tongue coated-just take
a little Pape's Diapepsin to neutralize
acidity and in five minutes you wonder
what became Of the indigestion and
distress.
Millions OF men and women TODAY
know that It is needless to have dys-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

SnEEing cheeks. mouth to nose lines.
Ceep wrinkles. corrected SuperfIuous
nair and mOles removed. Mrs Grace
Benson. % Buchler Bldg-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
The Time md the PIncr

Vow IS the time to buv that snrinr
nat J. W. Hale's, Exclusive Millinery.
4l6 n Oregon St. is the place. New
arrivals daily. styles that are IN 10
the minute. out of high rent district
Better values. Lower prices-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19
Tie GOSSIP CORNER
By RUTH MOKRO AUGUR

YOU can't talk TO seumas Mac
Manus and fail to understand
- why It is that the Irish have
continued their opposition to the Brit
ish for so many centuries. The spirit
that has made the Irish people rebels.
burns itself in his very soul For in
STANCE. when he was discussing the
efforts Of the Irish to revive the use
OF the Gaelic language, he declared
that this IS but one Of the methods
! OF the people-and he said It with
; such ferTOr that YOU could see he is
I no mere passive friend of the move
ment-to show the world the patri-
otto spirit that is unquencha bic"
among the irish people.
/ England has in every way pro-
/ scribed the language and has nut every
+ hindr0nce on its use" he said. For
{ years England would not permit let
) tiers to pass through the postoffIces Of
Z Ireland that were addressed in Gaelic
such We're the methods she attempted
10 use to stamp out the language.
4 wish the American people could IN
derstand what Ireland has had to bear
from England am grieved To find
[ that the majority Of American sentf-
ment throughout the country has been
in favor Of England. in this most re-
/ cent outbreak Of patriotism in Ire
/ land"
Being mountainee- born and
reared. Mr. MacManus naturally is most
at home in a mountain country and
or all the states of the union he pre-
fers California first and Colorado sec
ond- Mr. MacManus is practically an
exile from Ireland now. on account Of
his prO-Irish sentiment ct was
marked man in ireland for many years
before 7 left he continued Every
Young man who is a worker for Ire
land IS marked man and every move
IS snadoWed and every action watched.
80 tnar now, although my home is
still in my native county Of DONEGAL I
dare not go back since this last up
rising
Have you noticed the dear little I
eroeuses peeping their bright, golden !
heads out of the sand. in the path Of !
the library square2 They look so !
cheerful. upturning their small golden
heads TO the happy sky as though they
were saying thank you" for the mere ;
Joy Of being alive.
Miss Alma McCrummen. who is
student Of the NJ En~land Conserva-
tory Of Music, Cf Boston. Mass. has
Just passed. with very creditable
grades. her midyear examinations
Miss McCrumuen viii graduate the .
last Of June from the conservatory.
completing four years Of study .Yhe
IS a girl Of much musical ability and
promise I'D big things are expected
Of her by her many friends here She
IS the elder daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ " McCrunmen. of Fl Paso. Mrs.
AcCrummen is at present visiting her
daughter in Boston
Nrs. A Van MOurick. Of the Robert
E Lee chapter Of the United Daugh-
week her appointment as chairman Of
the Jefferson Davis highway commit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

\ Mexican hand made zarape or table
carr a. Beach's Art shop. CITY
National Bank Bldg -Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

Mr. A Van Mourick. Of the Robert
z. Lee chapter Of the United Daugh-
tiers Of the COnfederacy. received last
week her appointment as chairman Of
the Jefferson Davis highway commit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-19

Have you noticed the dear little
erocuses peeplng their bright golden
heads out of the sand. in the path of
the library square2 They look so
cheerful. upturning their small golden
heads TO the happy sky n though they
were saying thank you" for the mere
JOY of being alive.