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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Mrs. G. o. EUernlan Is Guest
OF Honor At a Jolly ShOwer

the only opportunity OF entertaining
for the popular couple has been since
their return They are for the present
at home in Palms Court though the
groom is anticipating being called 20
the colors for Uncle sam. so their fu-
ture plans are a bit uncertain
Mrs. Jones served de1ectable re-
freshmeuts. being assisted by the
Misses Isabel Angeles, Katherine and
Mabel Glenn, Isabel Valentine, Ma
ran Pullman. Mrs. Fred Jones. Mrs.
w 6. Valentine and Mrs J. II. Rull-
man. Among the guests hidden were
Mrs. J.. NJ Bowlby, Mrs. G. Hettrick
Mrs. q. ". Thomas, Mrs. Fred Jones
Mrs. Charles Foutz, Mrs. Il. D. John
son. Mrs. John Lemeu, Mrs Howard B.
Durkee. Mrs David Cathcart Mrs
George r Cowherd, Mrs. J. ".
Parker. Mrs S. NJ knudsen Mrs. J..
II. Pullman. Mrs. W s. Valentine. Mrs
T. Gordon Perry. Mrs j. A Refill.
Mrs. T. r. Poe. Mrs. Oscar Bernard.
Mrs. A. l. Foot. Mrs. r A Edmonds
and her mother. Mrs. smith, Mrs T.
O.. Miller. Mrs. and Miss Clara Smell.
Mrs g. n Thomas. Mrs IT. IT, Cheney.
Mrs. Earl Phillips. Mrs. r. r.
Prit.hett Mrs H n Kuhn Nrs. D.
o. Tro1r7r Mrs W71ter Williams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

? UNUSUALLY large was the crowd
which attended the weekly
- dance OF the ut. Franklin
Country club Thursday evening. It
was the largest attendance since the
opening night Of the club and at times
the spacious ballroom WIS crowded to
its capacity and many were also en-
joying the dance in the moonlight on
the two large verandas OF the club.
The music, as usual, was excellent
the HolQuin orchestra playing q num-
Der OF patriotic airs in one step and
fox trot time ard imbuing the
dancers with patriotic enthusiasm
as they danced
There were several dinner parties
among them being Mr. and Mrs. A F.
ROWlands, BIT. and Mrs. W r. ScnutZ-
A. h Anderson. Mrs. Amy butcher
and s. 7. Davis.
Directors Of the club held a meet
ing Thursday afternoon in the office
OF Allen H ROdes, president OF the
club, and will hold another meeting
this afternoon. They are going over
the financial affairs OF the club and
planning for its future. It is possible
that work will be started in a short
time on tennis courts and golf
course and by next spring IL is eX-
pected TO have an outdoor swimming
pool. Already the gun club section
OF the club IS in operation and hold
ing regular shoots on Sundays. II is
possible that a pool and billiard tour
nament viii be started shortly
Delightful was the surprise dane
ing party given by Miss Louetta Bar
rington on Wednesday evening, %
celebrate the birthday anniversary OF
Miss Lallie Blythe and Miss Ruth
Burns. who little suspected the cour
tesy awaiting them until they entered
the J. II. Darlington home on 293l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Out of Town Visitors.

c. F. Sheppied Is in from his ranch
near Fairview. y. n
AIr. and Mrs. E A Wood. OF Clifton.
Ariz, are staying at Hotel Zieger-
W o. Hall, banker and cattleman
from DeminE. y ~, is registered at
the Sheldon hotel
:. " Bean. cattlemsr. and ". C.
Carson. merchant. from Sierra Blanca.
are guests AZ Hotel Zieger-
Miss katherine McRae. Of Superior,
Wis. is a guest at Hotel Paso del
Norte- while on a visit 10 this city
<. H Thomas. a mining man from or
gan. y IT.. has been staying at Hotel
Zieger while in the city on brief
trip.
". F. Hagan and son. f. Hagan.
from Clifton, Ariz.. are in the city for
few days and are staying al Hotel
Zieger.
J. A. AIbrecht . mining man from
Clifton, Ariz-, is registered al Hotel
sheldon while on a business trip 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hampton. OF Al
pine, Texas. are in the city seeing
their many friends here. and are stay 10
ing ar the Sheldon motel
" C. Reese from Miami. Ariz-. is at
Hotel Paso del Norte while on a bust
ness trlD TO Fl Paso in connection
with his mining interests.
Col. p H Evans. of Valentine, Tex
as. Is al the Sheldon while in the city
on business trip connected with his
banking and cattle interests.
Walter Douglas. president Of the
Phelps-DodEe company. left Fl Paso
bound for Blsoee on private car Ala
moEordo.' on Thursday evening
Miss Mildred keough and her broth
or, E-heridEe. are staying at the PasO
del Norte while making a visit 20
III Paso and seeing their friends here
N-. and Mrs Jim Cooper. OF Ancho,
n NJ. are In Fl PasO on business con-
nee ed with their cattle interests IN
y. IL. and are staying at the Hotel
ZicEer.
Mrs F. Fisher from Houston. Tex.
and the Misses t. Beck and Hllckle,
from Sherman. Tex. are guests at Ho-
tel ZieEer for q few days. after Va
cation spent ar Cloudcroft.
Miss Fannie Foster has come, with
her mother from their BelOit, Wis,
home. 20 spend the winter in FL Paso.
Miss Foster being English teacher in
I'd PasO high. They arrived Thursday
night
Miss Mae Oguvie. OF Houston is
visiting MS Lawrence Koch. Of 1900
East Nevada street, having accom-
panied Mrs. Koch upon her return
from Houston Mrs. Koch returned
yesterday from Houston. where she
visited her aunt and friends.
Miss Winitred AaNon. OF Los AnEe-
les. is 10 arrive some time ia Septem-
Der 20 visit I'm the Frank ~ Murchi-
son and James " Dudley homes. She
will be here for the opening Of the
IOltec club-alWays brilliant
autumn event-and viii inspire innu-
meraole courtesies at the hands Of
many friends made during former
visits 20 FL Paso with her kinsfolk.
Mrs s F. Williams, who has been
the guest OF Mrs sam Allphin for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
OUTLINE IS GIVEN OF THE BIG WORK
TO BE FOLLOWED IN TRAINING CAMPS
BY THE FOSDLCK COMMISSION AGENTS

magazines Of all kinds This is ar
ranged with the help OF the American
Library association.
In each cantonmeut the commits
sion on training camp activities is
erecting a large auditorium. This is
to be used partly as a theater and
partly for athletic instruction. Some
OF the best theatrical companies in
the country VIII put on productions
These performances viii be free 4
place viii be provided for everyone
Those men who like singing VIII
have plenty Of chances 10 enjoy sing
songs on big scale. The commission
has secured the services OF well
known chorus leaders 20 take charge
OF camp singing
a great deal OF attention has been
given 10 athletics. An expert viii
give boxing lessons 10 large groups
OF men. This instruction is vOluu-
tary, but il viii be well worth your
while 20 attend.
Team Athletics
Team athletics. such as baseball.
basketball and football viii be de-
yeIOped under the guidance Of expert
coaches. One Of the members OF the
commission Will be in general charge
OF this line OF activity in ali the
camps.
OF course all these facilities are
for use in your spare time only. They
are not 10 interfere with the steady
process Of training which alone can
make YOU a real soldier. However.
you will enjoy your hours Of recrea-
ton all the more because they have
been preceded by hours Of hard work
The recreation, as well as the work
has its place in the general plan for
turning out an efficient army OF self
reliant citizen soldiers in the quickest
possible time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

tainment, that charming Hawaiian
trio OF girls, Misses Sarah Bridgers,
Nellie May Bowen and Lucille Harlan.
winning fresh Ovations with their
melodies OF the tropical isles; Miss
Sadie Ruth AldridEe gave clever read
lngs, as did Miss Margaret Hines and
Miss Marian Auer. and Miss Mary
Frances Hays fairly captivated the
audience with her classic dance Of
. Spring" done TO the accom- animent
Of the 64th infantry band. Miss Hays
also read. Madame Loeser sang with
finish that much loved Marsellaise,
slylng Tor an encore a rousins
rendition OF Dixie" She vas accom-
panied by the hand Miss Helen Stew
enSon read Charmingly. each feature
accrediting the 'manas eresses' with
honors.
The Kelly quartet were also a stel-
lar attraction, their numbers adding
materially 10 the enjoyment Of the
evening
Following the program there
was dancing down the saWdust
street rOped off and Illuminated with
bright cOlored lanterns Punch was
served during the evening by a bevy
Of attractive buds. Many Daughters
OF the Confederacy were enthusiastic
assistants.
Capt. Grubbs OF the s4th infantry,
Col. Z. A. Lewis OF the 5zth infantry,
Maj. and Mrs Robert 7. Rezney. Cant.
Richard +. Burgess. Capt J. F. Cooley,
Lieut. VI. Lippmal, Lieut.. Cunning
ham and Lieut.. LOTUS were special
honor guests, well representing the
military side OF the evening.
Mrs. Frank Bryant gave a porch
party, Incidental TO the fete. having
with her Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Woodul
Dr. and Mrs. c. ". Thomas and NJ.
and Mrs. J. H. McBroom.
The Red Cross refreshment unit for
FL Paso got down 70 business at Fri
DAYS meeting in the chamber OF com
merCe building. and perfected plans
for their work with military precise
ness. Sandwiches, coffee and other
refreshments are to be served the
soldiers who pass through the city,
the unit being given advance infnr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

past three days. left Friday morning
for her home in Houston. Mrs G. W
futile. who was here with Mrs VII
Nams, is now domiciled at the oasis
hotel on North Oregon street. and eL-
poets 20 spend three months in Fl
Paso. MS Allphin did many things
70 make their visit pleasurable, among
them a dinner.
AIRS. Rufus Trimble. OF New York
City, IS being entertained al the home
Of Air. and Mrs. II. H. Fris. OF 350l
Bliss for a few DAYS. in company
with her mother. Mrs. Rooney, OF
Houston. Mrs Trimble. whose hus-
band is the son OF former ambassador
Trimble, 10 Italy. as Verna Rooney,
spent many OF her early school years
in III Paso. being a favorite in the
Younger set She has been in Cali
fornia and stopped in this city 20 Join
her mother, a house guest OF the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. n 5. Stewart. OF
Canuulo. Together they are leaving
next week FOR Houston. prior 10 Mrs
Trimble's return east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

4 SMART post nuptiaL in the
"A form Of a miscellaneous show
L = er. was Mrs. Albion A Jones's
mode Of eomplimenting Mrs. Glenn o.
Everman on Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Everman was a June bride and before
marriage was Miss Madeline Fisk.
who possesses scores Of friends in FL
Paso's musical and social circles. The
attractive Jones home. at 1927 Hamil-
ton. Grandview, was decl1ed in home
grown daisies, white dominating in
the decorative motif and Mrs !. r.
Fisk stood with her daughter and
hostess in the receiving line Each
guest was requested TO bring her IA
vorite recipe, and these were Iudexed
into a useful cuisine addition and
presented along with many other gifts,
with the shower. The circle Of women
from the First II. Z. church chose q
handsome tea cart as their share. and
there were innumera bic other pack
aces whose contents brought forth
ordinations Of delight Mr. and Mrs
Evermau were married I'm California.
where the latter was snmmerinc and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

rails can be had for the asking. A
piano viii be at hand. Tne Knights
Of Columbus Will have one large
building IN each camp, in which there
will be facilities OF the same kind
Both these organizations will con-
duct religious services every Sunday.
Men OF all creeds viii be welcome.
The secretaries and other officers in
charge will be glad at any time 20
talk over any personal problems and
10 help you in any way they can They
are picked because OF their willing
ness and skill in rendering service.
They will always make you welcome.
Get in touch with either Of these or
CARNATIONS as soon as you have Op-
portunity after you reach camp The
chaplain attached TO each regiment
also looks after the spiritual and
moral welfare Of the men.
Library at Each Camp.
IN every cantonment there will be
a complete library building where you
viii be able TO obtain books and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Fully 1000 People Attend LatOn
Fete GiUen By U. D. C.. Women

TULLT 1000 society folk and SOL
n diers attended the fete IN Austin
= Park Thursday night, planned by
Robert F. Lee chapter. United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. as a
farewell 20 companies A and B Of
the First Texas infantry and others
OF e Paso's boys in khaki who are
awaiting orders to report elsewhere
for military duties. Mrs. Fred E.
Stevenson was largely responsible FOR
the brilliant gsyety, giving her home
at 1921 Hueco. directly fronting the
park as a center" with the program
staged on her veranda. Mrs. Joseph
II. HurXthsl-an absolute necessity,
these days. II you would have perfect
managerial ability in collecting ana
presenting the most artistic OF enjoy
able artists-was mistress OF enter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
GmIsl Use Lemon Juice!
{ Nike quarter pint Of beauty cream for little eost.
Clears, sofeeas and whitens the ska
Brings ost the'hiddeR RESET

BY all means, girls. prepare a lemon
lotion TO keep your skin flexible and
young looking. You will soon realize
that true loneliness does not mean
the pOwdery look or WaXen colorless-
ness OF some hot-house flower. but IS
typified by the velvety softness OF
your skin, your peach-lIke complexion
and rosy-white hands
At the cost OF a small jar OF ordi-
nary cold cream one can prepare a
full quarter pint Of the most wonder
full lemon skin softener and COM
pleXion beautifier. by squeezing the
juice OF two fresh lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Dinners. Luncheons, Teas.

8Ir. and Mrs. z. L. ". Polk are en-
tertaining al their home on Mundy
avenue with an informal dinner party.
tonight, having asked for guests Miss
Marguerite Tafel. just back from
Boulder and other Colorado points:
r. r. McCuntOck, whose family is in
California and Mai Ross J. Thomas
OF Roswell. y. VI. The table will be
in pale yellow. with snap dragons
forming an artistic floral center. ac-
centuated by yellow shaded candle
light and other well executed appoint
rueurz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

nation from railroad officials Eacn
member Will be uniformed, as are all
other soldiers FOR Uncle sam Fol
lowing is the personnel, up 10 date
Captain, Mrs g. F. Jenkins; first
lieutenant, Mrs. F. G. Berry second
lieutenant. Miss Evelyn Logan. sup
ply se-Eeauts. lle5l1mes ". G. Roe,
Fred knOlsu 1e-E and s. D. Fcnnelli
supply corpora Is. 3leEd1ueS j. L
Campbell. T.. Brooke Jones and Burt
Orndorff. mess Sergeants, Mcsdames
George H Clements. Horace Lay, J.
Van den Brock and c. $. Henntng;
corporals. ATesdames Percy McGhees
IT. P Co-hiu. j. l. Ely IT. ID. SOFTEN
T. u. KILLER. D. II. Huffaker. i. T.
Robinson and Frank Turner. distrl-
button sergearts. Miss Mary Gates
Redmond and lieslaUes Henry r.
Bowie. F. =. Stevenson and Ponder :.
Carter c0rU0rals 1Iesdames Harry
Schultz. j. r. wilkes. z g. Clunn- En-
nest Nouut. Charles Bryan. Joseph
HurNthaL r. NJ WOrsham and S. r.
Skinner. information committee. Mrs.
IS. r. jenkins. Miss Grace y. Logan,
and AIRS. r. c. Berry; aides 20 mess
serEeauts, Nesdaues F. J. Williams,
E. j. Eitheen, Thomas O'keeffe,
Mathews, r. s. Cooke, David Rake
straw. J. c.. Ballagh and j. g. Barada,
and Misses Addie Kerr and Florence
Klein. aides 20 distribution sergeants
Nesdaues s. $. Birchfield. II. l. Rob-
inson. g. T. Clutter. Charles Batsch,
VI. Sanchez and Joseph n. NeaIon;
volunteer aides, Aeseassmes 3; R
Roach, F. s. Logan, W A White.
Caryl Xiii, s. Y. Tount, o. P Rich
ards, J. ". Quigly, F. A. Akard, N. +
Jones, u. r. Haynes. J. B. KENNEDY,
T. T. DriscoIL I. =. Beecher, A. ".
pePew. Frederick L. Douglas and y
ST. Piatt. and Misses Louise PREFER.
sadie Kerr. Sadye Ruth AldridEe.
Zula House. Beatrice Shay. Virginia
SemDle Mary White. Anne Brown,
Virginia Bean. Alice AIyIes, Nellie May
Bowen. Margaret Raymond. Mar
Eare- Getting. Elizabeth stevens.
Pauline Bryan. Valerie Lorig and
Rose piAtt-
An announcement viii be made
within a few days as TO the supply OF
uniforms for the refreshmenL unit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

PLEASANT aftermath TO the
a recent card party for the Fl
4 \ Faso Comfort Bag society at
Eotel Paso del Norte. was the al
fresoo picnic at Clint lake, given by
Mrs. j.. l. EssiiEEer on Thursday
The guests motored out in the early
afternoon ana played cards, had a
plunge and their eats" while it was
early twilight. and returned 10 town
in the moonlight. In Mrs Clarance
Lonzuecker's car were Mrs Esslln-
ger. AIRS. Joseph H. Hurxrhal, Mrs X.
r.. Bowie. Robert Bowie Jr-. and
GEORGE SChoeuutf- 5r-- Mrs W p p
NcSain had in her machine Mrs r. F.
Ebert and Mrs Albert Killlugsworth
Mr.. and Mrs Frank La1gan and their
daughter. Elaine. took Mrs n Dear
ing. the coHgenial joniers having no
end OF fun
Members of the Beta Philathea
SUNDAY school class Of the First
Presbyterian churoE held another Of
their merry pichics on THURSDAY
evening. On farewell 10 one Of thel-
number. Miss Helen DePue. who iS
leaving shortly for Cornell TO enter
school. Chaperoned by Nj. and Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

orchard white. Care should be taken
TO strain the juice through a fine
cloth so no lemon pulp gets in. then
this lotion viii keep fresh for months
Every woman knows that lemon juice
is used 10 bleach and remove such
blemishes as freckles. sallowuess and
tan, and is the ideal skin softener and
beautlfier-
Just try &C., Get three ounces OF
orchard white at any pharmacy or
toilet counter and two lemons from
the grocer and make up a quarter
pint OF this sweetly fragrant lotion
and massage 70 daily into the face.
neck. arms, and hands, particularly
rough, red hands.-Ady
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
FL Pasoa1s Away.

Angeles.
Leo FerIet went 20 Kansas City Fri
day morning on the santa Fe train
Mrs J. b RaveI OF 1I2S Arizona
street. accompanied by her two sons,
Vincent and Irwin. left Friday after
room for Chicago and New York. 10
sDend the next two months
SerEt. James l. Douglass. who has
been connected with the district
gusrternaster's office here. has LEFT
TO work at the quarterma ster oIIice
at houston He left on FRIDAY by way
of the Southern Pacific
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Saturdau calendar
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

Marriage OF Miss Dema Flick
10 Frank c. Lewis, Of Indiana
polls. the ceremony TO be read at
high noon
Musicale 10 be given by Mrs.
c. z. Kelly and her four daugh-
tiers. Misses Mary. Eliza beth,
CharIee and Anne. Saturday AZ
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock, al 519
Los Angeles street Invitations
have been extended to between
two and three hundred guests
Weekend dancing party at the
FL Paso Country club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

Mrs. Frank Pittman. Mrs. W. g.
Haigh, Mrs. ". A Pollard. Mrs p. ".
Pratt, Mrs. T = Kline, Mrs W o.
Olsen. Miss Epha Jones. Miss Kathe-
rine Glenn. Miss Mabel Glenn, Miss
Elizabeth Pritchett. Miss Helen Ma
honey. Miss Florence Mahoney, Miss
Isabel Valentine. Miss Pauline Ech.
Miss Marion Pullman. Miss Hazel
Jones. Miss Isabel Angeles
The younger set OF girls had their
refreshments on the pretty lawn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

= NAsMUCH as the local war work
council recently organized by
\ Mrs. Henry T. Bowie. OF the Y ".
C.. A., is TO direct its activities fin Fl
Psso in lines with the war depart
ment commission appointed by presi-
dent Wilson and secretary OF war
Baker, a communication, published
under order Of the president by the
committee Of public Information, viii
prove wei worth perusing, dealing as
IL does with many recreationaI and
entertainment facilities TO be pro
vided for citizen soldiers at various
camps. Headed by Raymond B. Eos
dick, chairman Of the commission on
raining camp activities OF the war
department already 6b representa-
have been selected TO organize COM
munity activities in the cities and
towns in the neighborhood OF military
camps. This means that the commits
sion is working in Sc communities 10
prepare recrearional and educational
iaclHtles FOR soldiers on leave from
the camps.
The Instructive desire OF the SOL
der in camp with an hour Of free
time said lr. FoEdicE, lis 10 20 TO
coWn' II the town is only a Cross
fore, that when the soldier comes TO
town, there should be no lack Of
places TO 80 where he viii be vel
come. and OF things 10 do that viii
add TO his pleasure and entertain
ment"
The article is addressed TO the men
selected for service and says
One Of the ceuters OF army life in
camp is the post exchange, at which
articles for personal use, knick-
kuacks- soft drinks, and so on. are
sold Iou viii be safe in depending
on the good quality and fair price Of
everything offered in the post ex-
change
Training Camp COmmissIOn.
In general the matter Of provid-
ing for recreation and personal com
forts in the cantOnments has been
instructed By the secretary of war 10
a small body or men known as the
commission on training camp activi-
ties. The commission incIudes an
army officer and representatives OF
organizations that have had much ex-
perience in meeting the needs of men
OF the type who viii so into the ma
uonal army It will have the coon
Grafton Of the Young Mems Christian
association and the Knights Of Co
lumbus. Other associations may also
work with the commission. This task
OF attending 10 the social needs of
ne soldiers has been organized with
almost as mucn care and thorough
ness as the bigger task Of making
ready for the firing line
The y NJ c. A. Work.
The Young Mems Christian asso-
cation is building a hut for the men
IN each brigade. In these huts nov
ing picture or vaudeville shows viii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31
Large Attendance At Franklin
Country Clubs Weekly Dance

Nashville The rooms were radiant
in yellow and white daisies, punch
being served throughout the evening
and an ice course later, II which Two
birthday cakes exact counterparts Of
each otherl occupied a conspicuous
Bidden were the Misses Lallie Blythe,
Ruth Burns. Viva Burns, Marie and
Margaret DuEan. Josephine Irby, Mil
dred Bethel, Athlyn Coleman, Buelah.
Margaret and Louise Bowman. and
Nessrs- n V Wright. Ira A Peters.
George F. Doherty. Jack Russell.
Martin c. O'keefe, Louis T Blythe.
Ernest H Nahaffay, Frank J.
Hoeymck, Val Johns, Joseph Krappiz.
LAMONT LOckard, Gordon Cutliff
Charles H Snyder. Dewey Bean and
Neil Maher. ChaperoninE were Mr..
and Mrs j. II harrington. Mrs. John
Bowman. MS !. F. Blythe and Mrs.
Arthur McC-ary. Mrs j. C.. Mcnamara
and " j. Dugan.
At her attractive residence on SI51
La Luz, Mrs. G.. r. Wlchar is giving
an informal dancing party, tonight.
with Hiss Ernestine Zavislh and Miss
Narciela Thorn lAlrS Clave Johnson s.
house gueED specially houored Miss
Zavisch who IS being entertained by
Miss Margaret Hines. IS leaving Tues
day night for st. Louis 20 enter Web
ster Groves college. and Miss Thorn
is terminating her stay within the
next fortnight TO return 10 Dallas for
entrance fin St ATa-y-'s university.
Bidder are the Misses Zavisch. Thorn.
Margaret Hines. Rose Gillespie. and
Messrs Gowan Jones. Edward Hines.
Claude Lawrence, Floyd O'CounelL
Mr. and Mrs. George Denton. Mr.. and
Mrs Clave Johnson. Mrs. a C.. Hines.
I Cut flowers and ferns are TO deck the
surroundings and the evenings pleas
] ure will be cl.maXed in the serving Of
q buffet supper.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

All the boys and girls who purchase
their school shoes here tomorrow
will be given an attractive premium.
These are AirlOpers and lead pencils.
Our school shoes will give service and
comfort. The prices are attractive.
Leruer shoe Cos-22O san Antonio 81.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

" HE Nj is s e g
Mary Eliza
- beth. Charlee
and Anne Kelly. a
quartet OF popular
and talented FL
PasO girls who
are fiE Urin g
prominently in the
weeks ciety
calendar. Mrs. 7.
F. Bowen com
plimented the IN
with a bridge tea
on Thursday az
ternoon. IS OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-31

Genuine Tortoise she'll Vanity Mir
rors. eNguisitely hand carved. Round
or oval shape. FOR $500
Beacn's Art Shop-Iof Pfonerr Plaza
CITY National E7n[ RutTffu- ADV