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r: Pearson. Orr and Donahuc. II
pirc. Moran
FATE:S AID ROCKY MOUNT TO
VICTORY OVER i.lNCIIHIRG


ROCKY MOUNT. y. e.. May 10
Taking the closing game of the series
because the fatcS were with them as
they have been against them for the
other two. Rocky Mount won to-day's
game from lynchburE. 3 To /. II was
Il great spectacle OF the ational pas
time. with each club lighting hard for
every point. and with pitchers jour
ncyinE in air-tight form. Lymchburg
outhit the Tarhccls by a margin Of
five hits. hut they were utterly un-
able to connect them. getting two in
no single inning save the fourth. when
they showed ~ runner across
II was in the nfth that tho Down
homcrs got in their work when. with
q hit as Il starter. Jenkins. the Rich
mond boy, brought the stands TO their
feet by racing from first to third with
the ball in the intcld. and brought
over the tying run on McN"irs bad peg
10 first. Then another error and four
bad ones. and. with the bases chokc ed
Doyle doubled into the left green. and
two runs counted This was all the
Tarhccls' hitting and all OF the Hill
'opperS crrng. aud il ended the scor-
ing.
Score 10y innings: r. II. F..
; ;;,,. ;...@""oolo"o9o-1 :
Batteries: Albaurh aud Mcneil;
Thcis. Horne and Stumpf Umpire,
Colgate.
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BUILDERS BAT GRAHAM HARD
''"ohcrs Easy Picking for Newport
Ne"s-RaE Is Puzzle Ia Peters,
burg Players.

NEW WORT NEWS, VA, May IL
me builders found Graham easy TO-
DAY. while the Coolers again We're soft
licking for Carl Ray, and Newport
News won the third straight game of
me series by Il score of to |. Wobbly
support contributed Somcwha to Gra-
hams undoinS, bu; his offerings were
II" mystery for the home club, which
punches two hits for Two runs in the
third and four hits for three runs in
the seventh. An error in the ninth
was responsible for the visitors sole
tally.
Score by innings: Ri. i,
Petersburg ~ uonu0uu l.,
newport News. n2U - o'-7
batteries: Graham and LcibS; Ray
and Lake.
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HUSTLERS AND BEARS SPLIT

ROCHESTER, ~ y. May IL
Rochester and Newark split in Il dou-
le-h"adcr and the series today. win
ming the first. 10 ,, and dropping the
second, to = tauScy pitched good
ball in the first game, while EnZemann,
Tor Newark. blew up badly in the
eighth. when the iIuStlcrs made six
runs. After allowing two hits and
passing two. Pennington was put in.
and after he passed one McC;raw re-
placed him. Young then tripled with
three on, and stole home.
Ability 10 hit Lehman in pinches
and poor iniicld work by Rochester
won the second game for Newark The
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GIANTS SWEEP SERIES
SILVER SERVICE GIVEN
MATTY, BUT ClNCY LOSES
D.dicy Malone Calls Mnthcwson the
worlds Grcntcst tthlrtc-Nlitchcli
Driven From Mound.

NEW YORK. May I2.-Ncw York
made 1t three straight from Cincinnati
to-day, winning the last game Of the
series. 10 5. The Giants won the
game in the first inning when they
drove Mitchell from the box. scoring
four runs on three singles and two
Triples. Benton did not permit a man
10 reach base until the eighth when
the first four Cincinnati battcrS hit
him for singles.
Manager Mathcwson. OF Cincinnati
WAS presented with a silver service by
local admirers. Dudley Field Malone
collector of tho port. in making the
presentation address. referred TO Math-
.wSon as the worlds greatest athlete
rhn
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 20 = sci, Totals a
f.,.

Score by innings: II
lto, hester .............n q y q o u 80
Newark .,,........-D u " IA 81 a.
summary: Error t.n2mamu. Pitching roc
nrd-oi En2mann. hits ana runs in
innings: OFF rcnninston. no ATS and run
tpitchcd 30 one hattie" la tho cighIh): off
M'Graw. hit and runs In inning Two
!'N" hits-Do"ar. Russcl Fired Three
mas" hi Young: Sacrihcr hits-Doolar.
Move. Eldred. stolen bases Young Hans
Double rlayS-W Wendell to Young: Schwcit-
I.r to Young. Left on bases Rochester. 7:
Newark. 1 Bases on balls-on CauSey. .: on
i:nzrnan. :; off Pennington. !. struck out
py 'ause!. 4: by EnHmann, = Wild pitches
10y 'auscy, !: ny EnHmanu l. Passed ball
Wendell. EMPIRES Har, ana Tannchill
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STEWART BURTON, Pitcher.

roe" Pitching r.cord-on I.phman . nits
and runs In innings. two base hit
~, roI Thr'S base Farrell" Sacrifice
g. kusscli, Edrcd ca. Hit hy pitcher
10y Strykc,. tHaas and RUSSELL Left on
"'Ies- Rochester. IL: Newark :. Bases on
"a, nr''lIs-of i.ohman. >. OF Strykcr. l.: or
N""s, Struck out--by lohmun. !: by
u.s. J. empires. Tanuchill and Hart. Time
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Totals. - - IL Totals 81 T.. :
'Hnttuh for Thomas in ninth

score 10y innings. X.
toronto .................r -
summary: Errors-tir"ham. SHIIth. Two
base ht-Smith. Socrinc" hits Thompson.
IRA nam Smith. Double plays Smith to
graham; blackburn" Z" lnjuic to Graham.
ripple play-Habrl IT, smith TO ldjui.. :..f;
on t'a"cS-Tor"nt". >. Providence. .. First
base on errors-provitIcnc- /. Bases on
balls-oH label. =: OF schultz. =. Struck
out-hy Entcl g. Earned runs Toronto. z.
III by pitch"r.-by Hai"i. l. umpir.S, Me
Brihc aud lcMfmrn Iim.. %.
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VIRGINIA UNION DATTLES
SPAUTANS IN ANNUAL GAME,

Much interest is being manifested by
colorcd fandom In the annual baseball
contest between the SDartans and the
Virginia Union University. which VIII
be staged in Hovey Park tomorrow
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Both are
home teams. and the rootcrs are al
vided ffty-ffty IN support OF their
favorisn nine. Each manager reports
his club in fine trim, and a hard Tough,
battle IL anticipated.
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TRIPLE PLAY AIDS LEAFS

TORONTO. May IA triple play
aud two double plays were made by
Toronto against Providence o-day, the
Leafs winning. - to q. With first and
second occupied. Thomas attempted to
sacrifice. but label caught the hunt.
turned II 10 second. where Smith re-
laycd IL To Iajoir. who covered first
when Graham Went in for The hunt.
Smiths two -baggcr with The bases
fun in the Toronto half Of The same
inning scored the winning ruus. The
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GALL|A HOLDS INDIANS
NATIONALS BUNCH SWATS
ON BAGBY IN TWO FRAMES
Cleveland Secures Only Three IIits.
Nhnpnnn scores the Run ON Pass
Rnd Theft of Second md rhtrd

cl.ENELAND. May ie-Gallia held
Cleveland TO three hits to-day and
WASHINGTON won. to |. BugDy also
was effective, but Washington managed
=" bunch hits in two innings. while
Judge triple was responsible for
another in the NTH. Chapman scored
C!eNclandS only run on his pass. steals
OF second and third. and Cranes high
throw TO the plate. The SCORE:
Washing TIM. CIr,ci,ud
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WHITE SOX BEAT YANKS

CHICAGO. May l2.--Erratic fielding
by New York gave Chicago to-day's
game. to |. MogridCe held the locals
10 three scattered hits, but Weaver's
daring base running In the first in
ming. after drawing IL pass and Nuna-
makers error. scored the first run
while llcndriX's nun Of l.. Collins's
ily and Iipp'S error on Jackson's
eroundcr resulted in the other run.
NO
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FAL KENBERG POUNDED HARD

ST LOUIS May Est. Louis got to
FaikcnbcrE early to-day and smut Phil |
adc!phia ont, to u. In the first in
ming two singles. double, AN on, and
u wild throw by McInnis produced
three runs. ST. Louis added one more
in the fifth on two singles and Il sacri-
flee hit. The score:
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{ iiiriIiii.,ti
r"tsls...3: 8 = Totals q. . = 10
.Nnit"d for Eimc In righth

Cincinnati ..a o Il o q II +? % -
New York ............ { u ~ - ~ " :,
;, summary: ,i:rr"r-C;c,a. Three has, hits
,h"n'r'Nvn. ho"tk" f"m" run McCartN
Si"lcn ba:e- Burns Lei, "p bass Now
'nnth' - 'in'inunti bas" on hulls-oG
RING. liitS--on Mitchell. = in "a I'm
iims. OF Ring. in al-a. Struck ou,-by
iEnI,'"i'' e. ~ Hii&. . Wild pitCh-Ems.
empires. g pLr and H"auSu.lG. Time e.
i've moro tnllinS. ,rhn Srnr... -
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BIRDS BEAT ROYALS TWICE

MONTREAL. May l2-Thc Birds
TOOK two games from the Royals here
TINS afternoon, the scores being IL to &
Int hard in each game and though
Montreal fought hard. they were un-
able TO secure victory The scores.
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MAYS IN EXCELLENT FORM

DETROIT. May l9.-isoSton took the
third straight game of the series from
Detroit. to q, here to-day. Mays was
invincibl". allowing only five scattered
hits. Two triples helped the Red SoX
I" make three runs in the third inning
hAuss was knocked out in the sixth,
hen batting rally gave the visitors
hNn moro tnllics. The score.
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EPPA RIXEY BEATS WATSON

lila DEL .rHlA. May l2.-A clean
sweep OF the series of three games
Win - Louis was mad" Ivy philadcl-
Nilih Wn"N tn" home team won To DAYS
game. : {" !. RiNcy and Watson had
=, ha'll" until TN" fourth inning. when
fhil.I"lphia started hitting. The score:
rhilutlclpbin =, Ia;
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CUBS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT

BEpokLiN. y. V, May l2-Chicago
to-day won it's fourth strairb, ramc
from Brooklyn Scatcn defeated pref-
Ter 10 a. in Il pitchers duel. The
omiE run came in the fourth when
tiack triplel L. right and scored on
boNie's sacrifice fly. y handed
catch by Wheat was the most snr,
tacular play The score
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I,uItimorr

Baltimore .....'.. n 2 q . , -
Montreal .....-.........D Il a I a . 4,
summary frrors-Bucs, Shannon, Newton
.MHnJ"r St"wart Stolen has..s-New;on.
ifHrS1alc Sacrifice hits--Truesdalc Bucs
Sacfino" ni-s-HicAvoy. Barber Tso.n,sc
ny W i!lihns ca Ac0sta. Three base hit
o. i'"iucu. HON" runs-McAvoy (.b Gather
Eiinih.fi"an Double plays--DaTnrau to
rrht''I! rn"ShLlr 10 shannon tn Williams.
u,rSSNat" 20 Williams. Pitching record ~
,ny Iphortnahisn. - innings, i runs. hits;
on balls on Thormah.n g; on D u'r,, nase
on .NNswloh, :, OF stewart. g. Struck out
bS norma hl"n, >: Icy Newton / hv St.u
arr. j. i."tt on bases IIDltimorc - Nov,
ITt"'; . rim" ot game. two hours I'mnir.,
Blackburn and Mullen "''''S'
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all Journeys would be Cancelled because
OF the war situation.

The plans Of the First Squadron OF
Virginia Cavalry tn inauS uratc polo
here as one Of the major sports Is an
excellent one. and one that deserves
the hearty support of all athletic fol-
lowers in the city. 1t is a new sport
for RichmOnderS. and one that Will
bring ais many thrills as football to
the spectators. The formation OF Il
team at the Deep Run Hunt lab. with
the possibility Of intcrcity compcti-
tons. is not without the realms Of the
possible, and the cavalrymcn also cx-
poet to stage some games with out
SiderS.
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YOUNG STARS CLEANING
itinford Junior Has Trio OF Excellent
Players. Who Have Done Much to
Keep Their Club In Ruce.
Stumbling OF Teams.

Players on the Junior high school
teams have been putting up a dandy
article OF ball during the present sea-
son. ana many of the games have been
OF high order. Among the stars Hlcam-
ing in the ranks Of the youngsters are
three members of the Binford team.
VINO nave done much TO bring their
cup near the top Of the standing
column. They are Pitcher Stewart
burton. Shortstop Gerard Edwards and
Second BaScnIan Walter Candle
Their playing has been the feature
OF many of the games Edwards is
recognized as one of the fastest in
hcldcrs in the league. and several times
mas made sensational plays worthy of
older and more experienced men. He
is fast on the bases. anL handles the
bat like Il professional Burton has
made many of the stars Of opposing
teams Shivcr before his assortment OF
curves: while Edwards is an nfielder
whose prOwcsS has been proven OH
more than one hard fought field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

Nelson Norgren. coach of the Utah
io"t1ali eleven. is taking advantage of
colleSc ruling calling on all spring
'thieic engagements with other col
icIes The faculty has ordered tha,
every student appear daily AZ the
gymnasium Tor physical workouts
uidatcs for the football squad b. nj d.
loW"h 10 do football work insicah
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.HVVfN ny innings: n
Washington ...........o o . al
Cleveland ...............p . u 0--I
=, SUMMARY: Errors-Smi,h Crane, Grancy.
"-i'"S" Eit-Gailia. Three base hits--l,us-
tor. Judge. Sacrifice Observation-Disclosures On,
smith. Roth. Stolen bascs-Roth chan ninn
~. Speaker Double play-Turner To
WhinhsEanSS " Guis,o. Bases on b;,li*-oT
iEhshy. !. OF Gallia. o. Struck out-hv Gal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

Women golfers of the Country Club
of Virginia have reached the finals in
this spring handicap subscription tour
nanent. and expect to end the tourney
with the final rounds Tomorrow. They
Will at once begin preparing for the
June tourney. which is expected TO be
one OF the largest OF the season.
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GERARD EDWARDS, short

Duncy. !. Struck out--by Sherman. =: by
Dhncy. Left on bHScS-ISaltimOr". ::
Montreal. !; Time Of game EOS umrir"s.
Mullen and Hlackburnc.
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Benny Leonard may not be the cham
pion Of his class. but he holds one
rSc0rd.that OF five knockouts In
who were put to sleep in the Quaker
city by the New York lightweight
were; Joe WEIGH. six rounds: Jimmy
MurphS. SIN rounds: Robideau, six
rounds: Eddy McAndrews. five rounds,
and kid ThOmnS. five rounds
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rotals....-N g 7.7 "a Totals. 81 is,a 10
.EraNath out. hit by huit-d ball.
i5attci FOR Watson in eighth.
l5ltt"d For r Smith ia ninth

Score by innings r.
81. Louis ..... % u q . ~ ~ ~
Philadelphia u q q , a a % -
summary Err"r--l.udcrus Lcfi ON bases
--IEiInucIphin .. st Louis i.,ru.I
runs lhilad-l 3. ST i.ouis rvn.
hns hitS-Whittod. Cruise. sSncrincc hits
Nt.,k. hiNHH Double play>-Niehnr /" I.u-
Iethe 10 N!chor: bancroft L" kiIlif.r To-
bhner2iE liits-on Watson. hits ana
r,nrnc! runs IA innings. Struck out-by
iiNeE' '; bN Watson. /. Base ON halls--oft
RiNey. Z; OF Watson, : .rim.. i:@N I'm.
pircs. Klein aud Emslic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-13

Lee LiSgon. the crack Richmond Col
lree athlete, was the scoring star for
the Spiders at the Black sburg meet
Yesterday. and did much to bring the
Wcsthampton contingents total of
points to Il sum not far behind that
scored by V. II. J. His work in several
OF the events was brilliant
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F!Nlted Tor FRlkenbers In seventh.
Score bv innings: L.
Philadelphia ......O o o o o q %
-; Louis '....,.....3 90 '-i
summary; Two-bHse h!ts--Austin. Bates
Strunk Sacrifice hits--Sothoron. Base on
alis--nh Seiholh. I. Struck uut--hy F'alk-
.nhcrE ! 10y Sothornn. ; 10y Scibold
ittChing r"""rd--on FalkenherE hits ana
: runs In . Innings Left bHsrS-Ihila-
ceiphln. :: st. Louis. :. Time. l:i4 TIM
pires. NhlIin nMh ENnms
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S"or. NY innings: u
Detroit ................O D q y o u q %
Boston ................U Z u 0 i % u D--s
summary: i.rrors-l3ush, x. Jones. cobb.
Sianaec. ritchinE summnry-iO hits and
earned runs off DauSs in % innings:
hits OF cunningham in : ID innings: / hit
"'t Jones In inning. Twn-basr hits
'.if.hc!. MAYS, NcnCh. Three has" hits
ilnhitZ.l. Lewis. Home run--iIooper stolen
has"--WUlk"r Struck oui---hy Mays :; by
Cunningham, l. Base hal!s-oR Duuss
.. OF Cunningham. |, off Mays. =. Double
piays-ltuSh - Young To Crawford. Left
on buscS-Dctruit. Boston. :. Passed
l"il--Thomas Time, ?;o2 Umpires. nj.
u"cn AMI owens
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George Moriarity. "a third bnsem,u
Win the Detroit Americans for many
seasons. has been signed by ban
Iohnsoh 10 umpire In the American
time Moriarity is on the extra lis, :.
hut nc may get into n game SOON
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summary: Errors H"ndryx. Pip ~. Nun
ninakcr. Weaver. SchaIk Two base hit
J. Collins. Stolen basrs-Wcaver. Jackson
TIM, Nunamakcr. Scott. bases on balls--oif
MogridEc. ?; off Scott O. Struck out--by
Moeridgc. =; by Scott ! Hid by pitcher
Mili"r. Double pay--E. Collins to GandIl
IL
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SECOND GAME.

'MrAyoy for rupp,,,, 49,, ,a,..,. - ~
ScnT" 10y innings. W. N""h"' NY +,
Baitiuor. .....'' > TX
Montreal a -
summary ErrOrs-Ma Tor Siota,
Hr mt. Sacrifice hits -Acosts. smith. Ma jor
tS,, 40 phN' hlt-A, os'a Three bus" hit.
DuH'y Home runs McAvoy. Iiucn Dam
TAU, ih'r Double play--Bucs 10 vii &.
""'hs. H'Fr' on balls or Sherman .: of;
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South AtInntic Lcnut,c.

South Atlantic League.
At charlcston--charlc q: Column
bus. -
y, columbia--Coluinbia. S; Jackson
Vile. :.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals % - Ii Totals 80 : 10 >;
""roo for Lehman In eighth
S,nr" 10y innings: T.
N"Wur. ........ ~ / n =, n "a
summary ttrr"rs Schcpnnr. Wendell. F.ld-
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Ibrtr0it,
Boston.

rotalS...%I = - IL Totals .3S s 1. - |;
Rated tor Stanagc In seventh
FBatt"d for Cunningham in eighth
LRnu FOR Young in eighth.
Sanr.. hN INNINGS. IL
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Totals ..%a I - II TotaIs2. 8 - IA
-n'tt'd for Turner i'm sixth.
Rated hpr p'N"i!i in ninth
,BHtt"d for lIt.hy ia ninth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
GIRLS! TRY It!
HAVE THICK, WAVY,
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
Every particle of dandruff
disappears and hair stops
coming cut.
Draw a moist cloth through
hair and double its beauty
at once.

Your hair becomes light, wavy. 1luf-
~, abundant and appears as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as a young girls
after a "Danderine hair cleanse" just
try this-moisten q cloth with little
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time This viii cleanse the
hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil and
N Just a few moments you have dou-
bled the beauty Of your hair
Besides identifying the hair al once.
Danderine dissolves every particle OF
dandruff: cleanses. purifies and invig-
crates the scalp. forever stopping Itch
ing and falling hair
But what viii please you most VIII
be after a few weeks use when you
viii actually see new hair-fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp II
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
% II surely get a 25-cent bottle OF
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and just try II
Save your hairi Beautify it! You
will say this was the hest Is cents you
ever spent.-Adyertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Dances.

Dir. and Airs. T. r. Seamon enter
tanned with an informal dance for the
younger Sc. Thursday evening. at their
home on Epson avenue, in. honor of
Mrs. Searlon's cousin. Lieut. Charles L
Moore. of Virginia who is with the sd
infantry. stationed at Fort Bliss The
home was prettily decorated with sweet
meas. Easter lilies and American flags
A buffet supper was served after the
dancing
Brig Gen. Francis T. Herman. com
rnander Of the eighth brigade. was the
guest of honor at the dance Friday
night. given by the sixth and 18th in
fantry regiments in the ball room Of
Hotel Paso del Norte- The affair was
the final one of the winter series.
given by the eighth infantry brigade
that have proved most ENJOYABLE social
events. Receiving in the line with cen
Herman were Col and Mrs william n
AUaire. Of the 18th infantry; Col Rob
ert r. Noble Of the sixth infantry, Nal
and Mrs Louis II. Bash. of Gen ker-
mans staff. Capt. and Mrs Frank :
Bowen. OF the 18th infantry. and Capt
and Mrs Ralph T. Leavitt. of the sixth
iufantry The sixth infantry band
uIaved- the dance music The regimen
tai flags OF the two regiments decor
.ited the hall. The dance was very well
attended. Mai. Frank \. Wilcox intro
duced the guests Mai wilcox has been
in charge of the series of dances rep
resentins the sixth infantry Assisting
him have been Capt Arthur NJ Shipp-
Of the 18th infantry. and Capt John
[. Dewitt, of the Goth infantry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
By RUTH MONRO AUGUR.

!. Grossblatt viii be married Sunday
afternoon by Rabbi Martin Zielonka,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L Laskil,
on Prospect avenue The bride is the
niece of Mrs Laskin- She is the
daughter Of Ar and Mrs. i. Swat. Of
s16 West Missouri street. 4 wedding
supper. al Hotel Paso del NOrte viii
follow the ceremony and then the
bridal party Will return 10 the Laskin
home for the evening reception
Sunday night Miss Emma Gusdorff
and Henry Weller will be married Ey
Rabbi ZielOnka in the Community hall
Of Temple Mt Sinai A reception VIII
follow
On Monday evening Miss Helen
Geraldine Cook and Edward DeFOrest
Willing Will be married. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Karl Zahn, on Nevada
street Mrs Zahn is Miss Cooks sister
Rev L Blakesley will perform the
ceremony. which viii be followed by an
informal reception.
Wednesday at noon. Miss Mary Kaye
Alves aud Hubbard William Shawhan.
OF AsheVille. y -. viii be married n
the church of St Clement. with chap
lain Walter X Lloyd, of the 18th cav
airy. officiating. The ceremony VIII be
quite a social event as the bride has
been d very popular member Of the
social set Of FL PasO, since her coming
10 FL Paso several years ago from
Louisville. Ky
IN honor Of Miss AIves and 3Ir. Shaw
han. who arrived today. Miss Estelle
Berrien is giving a buffet supper this
evening. al her home on MaEoffin
avenue n The guests viii later attend
the COs6try club dance.
Miss Sarah Bridgers will give an in
formal party and shower for Miss
Alves on Monday afternoon. al her
home in the Ramsey apartments.
Miss Kathleen Faris, who is 10 be the
bride of Hite h Bernard, the Latter
part Of the month, will be the guest IF
Friday. by Miss Alice Bishop. Miss
Katherine Glenn will entertain for Miss
Faris saturday
Miss Lois Walker is entertaining this
afternoon for her cousin. Miss Faris. at
her home on Stanton street. Later Miss
Isabelle Valentine viii give 4 party FOR
Miss Faris and on Saturday. April 3,
Mrs David Leroy Piskens viii enter
tain in her honor.
In the way Of parties. Mrs a Il
Jordan viii entertain Monday after
noon. at her home in the Geraldine
apartments. in honor Of Mrs J. y. Lee,
OF Montgomery, Ala. who is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Julia Lee Brown.
The Cheerful Girls club viii give
bunco party Tuesday evening. at the
home Of Miss Sadie Capin, 100 Myrtle
avenue.
Active work in the Red Cross sewing
circles viii begin this week with
circles representing every woman's or
ganizatiOn in the city, meeting morn
ings and afternoons and one evening
Wednesday. for business women, 20
prepare bandages and hospital supplies
for the Red Cross hospital supply
depots This very practical way q
showing patriotism is appealing 10 al
the women of the city ana IL is eN-
pected that a very large number Of wo-
men Will be included in the daily circle
meetings. A room in the Masonic
Temple has been placed at the disposal
of the Red Cross society for this work
and all the meetings will be held there.
a number OF sewing machines have