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New Britain herald., 1917-03-31
First Church of Christ, scientist.

First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
 Chapel corner West Main street and Park place. Sunday morning service 1O:45, subject: Reality" Sunday school 9:45. Wednesday evening meet ing at 8 o'clock. The reading room is. open to the public at the same ad- dress daily from ? to 5 o'clock, ex- cept Sundays.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-31

en by Mrs. Thomas Hsphuzs ford. president of the state Su6rage association, on auJ| ninx April IS. Both w1l] strong and convincing spe4ll public is welcome and will to ask questions and expreeaI
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New Britain herald., 1917-03-31
:, Stanley Memorial Church.

Stanley MelnOE1aE Church.
 Palm Sunday will besqbserved and the. pastor will .preachsa sermon 9pv propriate for the occasion. The Sunday school Will meet at 12 o'clock. The Young Peoples meeting at p. m., topic: Samson" Leader, Arvid Thor waldsen. The Boy Scouts will meet on Monday at p. m.. at the church. The standing committee will meet at the parsonage on Tues. at 7:45 p. m. On Wednesday, the Ladies Aid society will hold an Easter sale at 2:30 and from 6 to 8 p. m. will serve supper. There will be a preaching service on Thursday evening at 7:45. The Passion of the Lord" will be the pastors subject. Union service at the First Congregational church on Fri day morning at 1O:45.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-31
Pentecost,.l Meetings.

Meetings at the home of Mr. Whaples, 6S5 Arch street on Sunday at 3:45 and 7:15 p. m.. also Wednes- day at 7:45 p. m. All welcome.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-31

ranged for this meeting. A debate on the subject: .'Resolved-Thats the Woman of Today Has More to Do Than the Woman Of Ono Hundred Years Ago." will take and Mrs. J. c. Loomis supporting the affirmative and Mrs. A. K. Lamb and Miss Goodsell. the negative.
 The open house which was held at the Corbin avenue Children's home last evening from to g was a very delightful affair and since 1t was, to celebrate thel remodelinE and lighting up electricity of the home, 1t was of great interest to the boys of the home and to the public as we'll. The improvement work was made possible Ly the money which the Baptist church had left over from their Christmas work and by other dona- tions. How much the electric light ing yis appreciated is partially real ized by one little fellows remark of "TIey, can't we burn these all night"
 The Sunshine society sent ice cream and cake for the home SUD- per. last night, the girls from their home being invited. Then, from seven to nine. the public was received, tea and walters being served by the members of the Sunshine society. The dinning room presented most arr tistic appearance, yellow and white jonquils being used on the tea table. Mrs. George Corbin, president of the society and Mrs. w. Marshal. vice president poured tea and punch for the guests.
 Under the auspices of the Hart ford branch of the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity of the High school the Dartmouth Glee club gave splendid concert last evening in Foot Guard hall. After the concert there was a lons dance program for which Will stein's orchestra of New Haven. r,,aved. A large number of New Brit ain people were present at this event.
 Y. w. c. A. NOTES.
 The vesper service tomorrow at 4:30 o'clock will be in accordance with the day, Palm Sunday. MT. l.. P. Shade will speak. the subject be- ing "The Triumphal Entry" Miss Ruth Horton Goodrich will sing.
 The School Girls Recreation club instead of meeting at 4 o'clock, will go for an afternoon hike. leaving the Y.. w. c. A. at 2 o'clock.
 Part of the first aid class will have an evening about Home Care of the Sick" on Tuesday at 8 o'clock. The entire class will meet on Wednesday evening for bandage practice.
 There will be no Vesper service on Easter Sunday at the Y. w. c. A. The girls are asked to attend the va- rious services at their own churches on that day.
 The Girl Scouts are planning to give an entertainment on Saturday eve- ming, April 21. Remember the date.
 The Rambler Camp Fire girls are now preparing to present Amy Girl" a delightful. and interesting play of Camp Fire girls, at the annual meet ing on Wednesday evening, April IS. Those who have seen the Rambler club girls perform before will be pleased to see them again. Further announcement of the annual meeting will be give later. . A class in corrective gymnastics will be conducted on Tuesday eve- nings at 8:3O o'clock. Appointments should be made now.
 The regular gymnastic classes end with an exhibition on Friday eve nings May 2 and 7. It is not too early start on Monday and Wednesday eve- nigs May ad 2. It is not too early to register now.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-31
St. John's German Lutheran Church.

St. John's German Lutheran Church.
 There will be a reunion of the confirmation classes of St. Johns Ger man Lutheran church at o'clock tomorrow night. An appropriate ser mon will be preached by the pastor, Rev. Martin w. Gaudian.
 i, Beginning tomorrow the Sunday school will go on the spring and sum- mer schedule, opening at o'clock. instead of later hour. s
 There will be a meeting of the church council at o'clock Wednes- day night. -
 The meeting of the Ladies' society. scheduled for Thursday, has been postponed Q week.
 Those who Will be confirmed by the pastor Rev. M. w. Gaudian, Sunday. 10:30 a. m., are Arthur Glaeser, Gott- Heb schmelter, Henry Hoffmarn, AL bert Graesser, Paul Bucholz, Fred Kraus. Albert Mueller, Wanda Sem- rau, Martha woike, Marie Ruschkow- ski Olga Ficinus, Marie Kamtnski, Marxarethe Keith, Ruth Macholz. Julia Freschner, Olga Boeckle. Vera Sabottke, Emma Busse, Nathalia Schulz. Auguste Nebitz. Martha Sitz. Frieda Zeher, Wanda Fuchs.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-31
Trinity Methodist Church.


 Sunday services in the Methodist church tomorrow:
 9:45 a. m.-The Church Sunday school.
 1O:45 a. m.-Morning worship Adult and children's sermons and services at this hour.
 11:15 a. m-Children's church home hour where the children are cared for in the church kindergarten while parents are at church.
 12:15 p. m.rAdult classes of the Church Sunday school.
 p. m.-Thes Young Peoples meet. ing.
 D. m.-Young Peoples social half hour.
 7:3o p. m.-sunday evening Forum. The speaker tonight Is Miss Minnie Bronson, of New York. secretary of the National Association Opposed to woman's Suffrage This is the first address in the woman's suffrage de- bate. The second address Is to be giv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10
PartieS.

Mrs E N Reed was given pleasant
surprise party By l6 OF her friends. at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Z. n
Fraser, in honor of Mrs Reeds SSth
birthday anniversary- \ number of
lovely gifts We're given the guest of
honor. including many potted plants
and bouquets OF flowers. y two course
luncheon was served. The guests were
seated al a large table, decorated with
red tulips. The lace cloth. covering
the table. was the handiwork Of Mrs.
Reed There were four generations
present at the party Games and vari-
Gus amusements entertained the guests
through the afternoon
Little two weeks old Muriel Kathryn
Dougherty. the daughter of Mrs. Fred
II. Dougherty, was the guest OF honor
n n baby shower, given by Mrs. W
c. Smith. a. her home on Clifton street.
Friday afternoon. Many lovely gifts
were presented the little guest OF hon
or. Mrs 7 y. Winans read an original
dream prophecy FOR the baby and its
mother The time was passed in sew
ing baby garments White carnations
and narcissus blossoms decorated the
the hostess. The table was decorated
with the white flowers and the place
cards We're Ornamented with kewpie
designs. The guests included M and
Mrs. l. T McChesney. Mesdames Ev-
erett Taylor. II. y. Miller. I y. Winans.
William O. Olsen. G. Wainsley. David
X. Cathcart. T. y. WoOdhOuse. Walter
Splitter. &. Il. Schwankhaus. Fred H
DOugherty. ]. J. Ayers. William Ames-
bury, J. 4 Phillips. Ed McConachie.
George Chambers. Misses Irene
Schwankhaus. Helen Muselwhite. hath-
crime Muselwhite, Edith Taylor and
Lois McChesney-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10

NJ ss r5 a1d5 ' 55z a 6ssS@S Win
= prettily appointed. informal
tea, given at her home on Magoffin
avenue. in compliment TO her house
guest. Miss Mary Hughart. OF Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Assisting in receiving the guests
with Miss Redmond are her aunt, Mrs
e. r Morehead and Miss Hughart-
Mrs. J. +. Williams. Mrs. 3. NJ Wor-
sham. Mrs. Charles Nebeker and Mrs
Z. T. Neff presided NJ the tea table
through the afternoon
The girls assisting in serving were
Misses Helen Stratton. Emily Kemp.
Valerie LoriE. Virginia Semple, Mary
Hill and Ethel Crawford;
The girls assisting viii be enter
tanned at buffet supper later IN the
evening and then the party. chaperoned
by Mr. and Mrs Charles DAVIS anu
Mrs Anna Porter Krause. will attend
the weekly dance at the FL Faso
Country club.
Mrs r. Y. Jones entertained with
delightful luncheon Friday afternoon
at her home on AlamoSordo street
The luncheon was given complimentary
to Mrs F. A Hunter. of Gallitan, Tex
who is the house guest OF Mrs. Jones
\ color plan Of green and white, with
symbols appropriate for st. Patrick's
dav We're used in the decorations OF
the table and rooms JOnquils and
ferns formed the table centerpiere- Lit
tie shamrocks. Irish harps and pipes
were about the table ShamrOcks- tied
with green ribbon bows were the IA
VOrs. The guests We're Mesdames F.
A Hunter, W. r. Stephenson. Laura
Geddes. Fannie Poeue. A ". Hadley
and Frank a. Overton-
<
CLYDE Y Nafe gave a banquet to the
senior students and the officers Of the
characterization Square Baptist
church Sunday school. Friday night. in
the Baraca rooms Of the church. There
were 100 present. Percy McGhee. of
the Westminster Presbyterian church,
talked about interesting the younger
people in the Sunday school work p
". Rigdon. superintendent OF the First
Baptist church sunday school, spoke
OF the older students work. Rev o.
!. Wade spoke Of the new church build
ing. Richard Won Wagner played plano
solos. Informal discussion Of Sunday
school matters was participated in ny
all the teachers present
Nj and Mrs. Crawford Harvie en-
tertained Friday night with a dinner
party in Hotel Sheldon. in honor OF
William Connel. Of the Man ranch. OF
New Mexico The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Quebedeaux, Mr. and Mrs l.
J. Gilchrist. Nj. and Mrs. J. o Pad
dock. Mr.. and Mrs. \ .. Bush, Mr. and
Mrs Francis VI. Beall. Mr. and Mrs c
3. Wimber and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Parker,
of Hachita y NJ. Mr.. and Mrs. Sig. y.
Schwabe. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Holzwarth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10
Miss Mary Gates Redmond Clues
A Prettily Appointed Home Tea

Messrs. Adolph Schultz. r. J. AIcMahn.
A. HOFFMAN. Of Kansas city and B.
Tullis
Maj George AfcMaster viii entertain
tonight with . dinner At Hotel PasO del
Norte, at which the guests will be the
bachelor officers of the 10Th infantry.
who were encamped with him at Fl
Vale, Mexico. In his party viii be
Capt Arthur NJ Ship. Capt Edward
McCleave. Lieut. William r Wilson.
Lieut. John +. Martin. Lieut. Jesse b
Hunt Lieut. Thomas r Taylor and
Lieut. Herbert g. FOoks. Following the
dinner the guests viii attend the dance
at the Fl Paso Country club.
Miss Dorothy Knight. of Rochester,
y y, VINO is the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Thos. Catron. was the guest of
honor at an informal afternoon tea,
given Friday, by Mrs J. Frank Coles.
at her home on Magoffin avenue.
JOnquils and ferns formed attractive
decorations. through the rooms and at
the tea table. Mrs Charles Davis
Mrs r " AcAfee and Mrs. W D..
Wise presided at the tea table Only
the members Of The younger set were
the guests.
Capt. Martin L. Crimmins viii enter
tain informally with a luncheon at the
officers club of the 18th infantry. Fol-
lowing the luncheon the guests VIII
attend the Wild West show. In the
party viii be Mrs. Josephine Nations
Morfit. Misses Dolly Evans, Geraldine
Merchant. Josephine MOrfit. Lieut..
Thomas +. Taylor. Lieut. William r.
Wilson and Lieut.. Jesse BeesOn Hunt.
Mrs. William Robert White Will en-
terrain at the Country club tonight
with a dinner in honor Of Mrs. Harry
Fuller. Of St Louis. The guests will
be Mrs. Fuller. Capt. and Mrs. John K
T. Hannay. Miss Carter Rudy. Lieut..
John g. Burr. and William Crossin.
Mrs. Fuller will return Sunday to her
home in St Louis
Mrs Walter H Neel. OF Douglas.
Ariz.. entertained Friday night with a
prettily appointed dinner in Hotel Paso
del Norte. Her guests We're Mrs Deni-
Mrs. James Regain. Cen Edwin St
Capt Wallace B. Scales and Capt
Charles :. Haight.
Mrs. Deming Smith. OF New York
city. and her sister. Mrs. Walter II.
Neel. OF Douglas. Ariz- viii entertain
tonight with dinner party at the FL
Paso Country club, preceding the week
end dance.
Y. r. stiles is entertaining tonight
At Hotel sheldon with an informal
dinner for the members Of the vestry
Of the church Of 81. Clement.
Mrs. X P Smell. OF New York. en-
tertaiued with a luncheon. Friday, al
the Hotel Paso del Norte-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10
Cards..

The members Of the Friday Bridge
club were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Nelson HemmOn, on Copper
avenue. Friday afternoon. Mrs. OthO
r Hill won the prize. 4 yellow color
scheme was used in the home decOra-
tions and in the refreshments jon
quils and ferns tied with yellow tuIle
lows formed the centerpiece of the
table. a two course luncheon was
served. Mrs. 4. s HOwren was the
guest OF the club. Mrs W. r. Fletcher
viii be hostess Of the club next week,
at her home on Bisbee street
& delightful bridge party was given
by Mrs David Schwarz. Friday after
noon. az her home on Wyoming street
in celebration of her 31st wedding
anniversary and also in honor OF her
daughter. Mrs. Harry stein, a recent
bride who Is visiting here from Los
Angeles Numerous bouquets of jon
quils. roses and carnations of various
colors were arranged about the rooms.
winners Iu the bridge games were
MesdameS Harry Barnett. l. Berger.
Of New York city. and l. Winner Mrs.
J. z Winner assisted the hostess in
serving a three course luncheon, after
the completion OF the games. The
guest of honor was presented with \
guest prize Among the guests were
Mesdames Harry Stein. !. TaiDfs. 4.
Stolaroff, a. Harris. L. J. Marcus. J.
l. Linde. T. Berger. Harry Barnett /
Winner. J. +. Winner. otto Parkns
.. Grossblatt. :. /. Schwartz g \
Reinemund. Hannah BOnem Kohn. u
kohn. b. p. Dubinski. l.. Laskin. Ma
than FEEDER, and Leah Lacofske.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10
ONE IN SOCIAL AFFAIRS; BIG PURL1
BALL TO BE 4 FEATURE OF WEEK
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

, d former FL Paso girl Will be the so
loist. The Orpheus Mems chorus VIII
sing and Ignstius Louis Tello viii
play violin solos
from Grand Rapids, Mich. will be the
guest of honor at n luncheon. TO be
given by Miss Valerie Lorig, Tuesday
afternoon. at her home on Mesa ave-
rue
Mrs. Robert 3. Powers VIII enter
tain with a bridge party at the COun-
,.N club. Tuesday afternoon
On Wednesday afternoon there will
be lot Of social affairs Mrs W o..
Olsen viii entertain the Poppy Fro-
Chef club; Mrs. John Watson viii be
the hostess for the henSlngtOn TN
broidery cluo meeting; The Army
Bridge club Will meet at the home Of
Mrs William H Shepherd; AIRS \. l.
FoOte will entertain the MistletOe 500
club: Mrs ". II. Van Ripper VIII be
the hostess for the meeting of the I
Refuse TO Tell club; The Gefreing club
viii meet at the home Of Mrs. Claude
Smith; Mrs 7. A Graves viii enter
tam the Locust 500 club; the Just Us
Girls club viii meet at he nome of
MISS Agnes Borrego, on Cebada street.
Mrs. r. Z. Neff Will entertain with
an informal tea, complimentary TO Miss
Mary Hughart, of Grand Rapids. Mich.
The music department Of the WOman's
club will present program of German
and Norwegian music, under the chair
manship OF Mrs. Frances Well.
In the evening the weekly hop will
occur at the Officers CLUB at Fort
Bliss.
Thursday afternoon the monthly So
cial meeting of the Fl Paso EQUAL
Franchise league will he held at the
home Of Mrs L I. Mundy. on North
oregon street An entertaining pro-
gram viii be given
The Thursday Bridge club will meet
az the home Of Mrs. Lester L. Lam
pert
MIS- Harry Barnett viii entertain
with a party. in Hotel Sheldon. COM
plimentary 10 her mother. Mrs L.
Berger. Thursday
The fortnightly dinner dance q the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10

FL Paso Country club VIII attract
number Of people THURSDAY hlsh-
Among those reServing tables tor TINS
affair are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ b stewart,
who will be hosts to a party OF SIN
guests, Capt and Mrs Charles T.
George who viii entertain eight
guests. Mr.. and Mrs Horace w Broad
dus who viii have ten guests Col and
Mrs. Joseph Garrard. ten guests, capt
and Mrs. \. owen Seaman. ten guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert krakauer. eight
guests; Capt and Mrs John T. HaSSon,
eight guests. Lieut.. W. j. wilson SIX
guests: Lieut.. Horace l. Mcbride, four
guests. r :. Moore. six F. g. Coch-
ran. seven: Maj. Omar W Pinkston.
The weekly dance at the West Hsleta
Country club viii be held Thursday
night
Friday afternoon. the monthly meet
ing of the Wade Hampton chapter OF
the United Daughters Of the Confeder-
acy viii be held in Trinity Methodist
church
Mr.. and Mrs p W. Long viii enter
the West isleta Country club. in honor
of the birthday anniv ersary OF their
sister. Miss Edna Long.
The second Of the fortnighuy hops.
given by the Eighth infantry brigade.
viii be given in the ball room Of
Hotel Paso del Norte, Friday night. The
brigade is composed Of the Sixth, 18th
and 20 infantr The hop committee
consists OF Mai r A. Wilcox, Capt a.
NJ Shipp and capt. John L. Dewitt
Saturday Mrs Charles Davis viii
give an Informal luncheon for Miss
Mary Hughart of Grand Rapids. Mich.
The Jolly Eight Rock club VIII be
entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss
Katherine Earle.
Mrs. T. J. Stafford viii entertain the
Saturday Luncheon Bridge club
Miss Mary Kays Alves, who viii be
an April bride viii be the guest OF
honor at a party. to be given 10y Miss
Helen StrattOn. Saturday afternoon.
The week end dance of the FL Paso
Country club will close the weeks fes-
tfVitieS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10

, tea will be given in the Y. ". =. a.
residence. on West Missouri street
Friday afternoon
The Fancy Work club ives enter
tanned by Mrs. r. r. rlenniken, Friday
afternoon at the home Of her daugh-
street The time was pleasantly passe d
with the guests occupied with needle
work and telling "reminiscences OF their
girlhood days luncheon was served
by the hostess, with Mesdames T ".
Lanier, W l. FoXworth and ". 3. Bull
assisting in serving The guests. aside
from the club members. were Mes
danes J. W. Gillespie, L y. Washburn,
" J Buie and Anna Hamilton. Mrs.
James Brady viii entertain the club
on March %. AZ the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dan T. White, on Montana
street
Mrs Crawford Harvie was hostess to
the Red Glover club. at her home on
Bliss street, Friday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent in fancy needle
work Later salad course was served
by the hostess. The St Patrick idea
was carried out in the decorations and
little green pipes were the favors.
=
The members OF the Young Women's
Christian association will present the
second annual Sells Sisters Sircus to-
night IN the town town rooms OF the
association 4 large variety Of fancy
stunts nave peen prepared and a novel
entertainment is expected.
new afternoon Spanish class has
been organized AZ the Young Women's
Christian association, to meet twice a
week at o'clock in the afternoon. The
class days will be Tuesday and FRIDAY.
s. Canseco viii be the instructor
The woman's guild OF the church OF
ST. Clement will meet Monday after
noon at o'clock in the parish house OF
the church The hostesses will be Nee
DANES G c. Crews. Fred Easter and
Annie Maetze.
The Poppy Crochet club meeting has
been postponed for two weeks. The
club viii meet on Wednesday, March
Is. with Mrs. ". O. Olsen, at her home
on Boulevard.
The Pan-Hellenic society viii have
a business meeting on Tuesday after
noon. at the home OF Mrs. Kenneth
MaeCallum, on Rio Grande street. at
o'clock.
St Patrick's altar guild viii meet at
the home of Mrs John Kuneman. 500
west missouri street Friday after
noon at o'clock
The sewing circle OF Temple Ait
sinai will meet Monday afternoon. 1T
30 o'clock, in the community hall OF
Mrs r c. Walshe viii entertain the
Tourist club next Friday afternoon. at
ner home on Montana street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10
Weddings.

W G. Salmon and Miss Dulah Parker
left this afternoon for Las Cruces.
where they are TO be married this
afternoon Mr.. Salmon is connected
with The Herald advertising depart
ment and Miss Parker has been in that
department for the past seven months,
having resigned this week.
Miss Mary Kaye Alves and Hubbard
W illiam Schawhan. OF Asheville. y. c.
VIII be married at noon. on April IS.
in the church or ST Clement. The
brides brother. James Alves. viii he
the best man. Miss Alves viii be IN
attended. save by two little flower
girls, Elizabeth Eamey and Carolyn
Dixon. She viii be given in marriage
by her father Thomas n. Alves. 4
number Of parties are being planned in
honor OF Miss Alves
Many FL PasOanS who knew Miss
Ruth Evans will be interested in the
news Of her marriage 10 James Poole
OF Midland. which recently occurred in
Waco. Tex. where the bride has been
making her home for the past two
ears. Mrs Poole was for a number Of
years the principal of the Bailey school
mere. She has been the principal of the
South Waco school for the past few
years. Miss Ruth Hubby. the brides
cousin, played the wedding marches
Before the marriage ceremony 4 G
lpleger sang Ny Heart At Thy Sweet
Voice. from Sampson and Deliah.~
The bride wore a midnight blue coat
suit with q collar of blue plaid taffeta
She wore a small gold cOlored hat and
carried an arm bouquet Of long stemmed
brides roses Mr.. and Mrs. Poole will
spend their honeymoon in New Orleans
Tex The groom IS prominent cattle
man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10

o one viii have any excuse TO De
dull next week. there are all
L y sorts Of affairs on the social
calendar that should provide diversion.
amusement and entertainment Tor
everyone. There viii be dances ana
teas. card parties and club meetings,
musicals and sewing clubs, enough
10 please everyone.
Sunday night the annual Purim ball
viii provide pleasure for 5he Jewish
children of the city The bail viii be
given IN the community hail OF Temple
Mt. Sinai
Monday the Ebeu Bridge club viii
be entertained by Mrs Lee l1aA-
The Humane society viii have its
monthly meeting Monday afternoon at
5 o'clock, in the office OF tae president,
Dr. T a. Bray
The Business Women's club VIII
meet Monday night The club mem
bers viii be the guests OF Mrs. Milton
A Warner. at her home on Montana
street, at supper. at $50 o'clock.
On Tuesday afternoon the art depart
ment Of the W omans club VIII have
its program that was postponed from
February IS. Fans viii be the inter
esting topic which should appeal TO
every woman. Mrs a p. Averiu viii
talk about fans. and there viii be an
exhibit OF a number Of rare old fans
belonging TO Ell Paso people Minnie
Silverman VIII play a group of three
short, piano solos. These are a Cho-
pin waltz in i minor. Schernado. a
poetic tone picture. by Grieg: and
nastorale, by Scarlatti-Tansis- Mrs.
VIII T Owen viii sing. There viii
ne spring fashion show of gowns and
mats, exhibited by the Popular Dry
Goods store
Tuesday night conce-t VIII he
given in the Woman's club building
IN which Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-10
INDIVIDUALITY IN YOUR HOME.

Many ladies' have excellent ideas IN
the decoration OF their homes and with
the assistance Of a decorator OF expert
ence who viii do your work as you
want il. to put these ideas into effect
YOU can put much more individuality
into your homes. If you Will give me a
call 1 viii gladly do all in my power TO
obtain these results or make any sug-
gestiOn that might help I have had a
wide experience in the painting, paper
ing and decorating business 4 call
Will receive my prompt attention.
Let me paint your house.
{. ID. CulberfSOn-
Phone 716g. 81 Texas St-Adv.