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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Dinners. Luncheons. Teas.

Mrs. r I. Ramey will entertain with
4 tea in honor OF Miss Mary Kaye Alves
Tuesday afternoon, at her home on
Montana street
Preceding the eighth brigade hop,
Mai. and Mrs. Louis H Bash enter
tanned at dinner at Hotel Paso del
NOrte. Their guests were Brig. Gen
Francis J. Herman and Mai. and Mrs.
Maj Frank \. Wilcox was dinner
host Friday night at Hotel PasO del
Norte 70 Capt and Mrs Ralph H
Leavitt. Lieut. and Mrs Huntington
Lieut. and Mrs John T. Rhett and Mrs.
Josephine Nations Morfit-
Mr.. and Mrs p. Hinshaw entertained
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Cor
man with q dinner Thursday night. at
their home sO6 Texas street The
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace L
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. ". E. Newell. Mr.
and Mrs. B. Abbott. Mr. and Mrs W
Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Fred Humphreys
and J. Newell, Of Dallas. Texas. Mrs.
Gorham was formerly Miss Ruth
Owens Her marriage occurred We'd
nesday.
\ banquet will be given tonight by
the cadet officers and noncommissioned
officers Of the High School Cadet corps,
in the grill room of Hotel Sheldon. The
committee in charge is composed OF
cadet captains Paul Harvey and VIII
liam Bliss, cadet Lieut. Frank Scotch
ana cadet SergL alllaru Bryan IN
charge OF the decorations Will he Miss
Nellie Smith. chief sponsor; Miss Mary
Heermans, one OF the company 4 spon-
sers, and cadet Capt. William Bias and
cadet Lieut. Frank Scotch.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaefer enter
tanned informally at dinner Friday
night at their home on Kansas street.
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs L r ORear.
Of Denver, Colo. and their daughter,
Miss Virginia O'Rear. and Miss Frfeda
oh of
table was decorated with pink and
white carnations and ferns The other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A y. O'Rear.
Airs. Schaefer will give a 500 party
Thursday afternoon at her home in
honor of Mrs. O'Rear and Miss Schlem-
mer-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS PLAY
AND FOUR WEDDINGS TO BE
WEEKS LEADING EVENTS
BY RUTH MONRO AUGUR

been loaned and 1t is hoped that addi-
tional machines viii be contributed, SO
that a large amount of work may be
done Contributions of chairs for the
Red Cross Soldiers club rooms on stan
ton street are also needed
The Daughters of the Empire an or
2aniZa1ion of British women VIII ne
vote their meeting time, Monday afte.-
noon to sewing for the Red Cross So
ciety- The meeting VIII be held at rhr
home OF Mrs. r Is. Alves. This society
today is giving a tea for the benefit
Of the fund for the French orphans, at
the home Of Mrs. w. r. Allen, on
Hueco street
Election of officers of the COLLEGE
WOmen's club viii occur saturday az
ternOou, al a meeting TO be held at the
home of Airs. Joseph E Spence. Follow
ing the business. AIRS Spence and Mrs
bers at a party.
The final meeting OF the depart
ment of literature and current events
CT the Woman's club viii occur
Wednesday afternoon in the club house
auditorium
Thursday afternoon the monthly So
cial meeting of the El PaSO Equal
Franchise league VIII be held at the
home Of Mrs. Z. Il. Darlington
In the way OF dances. the annual
Shriners ball. TO occur Monday night.
viii interest all the Masonic people Of
the city. The dance is 10 be given N
y
been opened in Everybody's building.
The usual weekly hon viii be given
AT Fort Bliss. IN the officers club, on
Wednesday night Wednesday night
also the weekly dinner dance Of the
University club VIII draw the usual as
sembly of club members and their
friends. On Thursday evening the
weekly dance OF the West Ysleta COun-
try club viii occur and the usual week
end dance Of the E baso Country CLUB
will be held Saturday night.
Saturday being the great Texas holt
day. san Jacinto day. the public
schools OF the city viii commemorate
this great battle which brought Texas
its liberty from Mexican dominion, with
suitable programs. At the san
Jaciuto fiesta in san Antonio. FL Paso
will be represented by Miss Mary Gates
Redmond as its duchess and Miss
Valerie LoriE as her maid OF honor
These girls viii leave early in the
week for the Alamo city
Mrs. c. F. Kelly viii entertain the
Pioneer Bridge club Monday afternoon
at her home on Mesa avenue Tho
meeting was postponed from last week,
on account OF the ID. a r. reception.
AIRS. 2. Merrill viii he the hostess
for the Happy Hour Crochet club on
Tuesday. entertaining the club At the
home of Mrs Il. A MeiseL
Mrs c. Roberts viii entertain the
Jolly Wives club Wednesday.
Mrs. c. W. Reese viii be the hostess
for the Il Refuse to Teli' club on
Wednesday.
Mrs. William II Speaker VIII have IS
her guests the members OF the Mistle-
toe 500 club Wednesday afternoon
The Poppy club members viii enjoy
the hospitality OF Mrs. W. L Olson
Wednesday
Miss Valera Garrard viii be the hos
tess for the Army Bridge club meet
ing. Wednesday
Mrs J. A JaCOby viii entertain the
Wednesday Crochet club.
Mrs J. e. Rouse viii entertain the
Thursday Bridge club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Miss Alice Taylor To Become
Bride of Lieut.. Modisette May 2

TAYLOR. was retired from active serv-
Col Taylor vas for some time the
commando Of the eighth cavalry al
Fort Bliss He is expected to arrive
within a short time from Brooklyn
A number OF parties are being
a HolhrOok wife OF Col HOlbrook. OF
the 18th cavalry. VIII give a tea in her
honor on Tuesda- afternoon. at her
home al Fort Bliss. Miss Julia Tate
viii entertain at her home at Fort
bliss with luncheon Wednesday-
During the week Mrs Herbert E Mann
viii entertain with an afternoon tea
in Miss Taylor's honor
Miss Emma GusdOrf. whose marriage
20 Henry Weller will occur sunday
evening. viii be attended by her cousin,
Mrs. Hannah BOnem kohn- OF Tucum-
carl as rnatron OF honor. Misses Erna
Freudenberg. Of st. Joseph. Mo. and
Natalie Elton viii be her bridesmaids
Marcel WELLER. the grOoms brother
viii be his best man Walter Prayer
and NJ LevensOn viii be the grooms-
men Il Bonem. uncle Of the bride. ar
rives from Tucumcari- y. NJ, today 70
attend the wedding. Henry Weller en-
tertained the members Of his bridal
party with q dinner al Hotel Paso del
Norte recently.
Mrs L \. Vaughn announces the
marriage Of her daughter. Mrs Jose
phine Vaughn Rainey 10 William Mel
son Swinuey. which occurred at Bon
ham. Texas. on April ;. The bride for
merly lived in FL PasO. Al 1880 Myrtle
avenue and is well known here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Women's Organizations.

The e Paso County Graduate Nurses
association viii meet Tuesday after
noon at o'clock at Hotel Paso del
NOrte. on the mezzanine floor
The committee in charge OF Better
Babies week which viii begin May !.
viii meet nxet Monday morning at
the home OF Mr.. / L Nundy on North
Oregon street.
Mrs J. II. Cunningham VIII entertain
the Trinity Methodist church mission
ary society and her friends. with an
informal Afternoon tea Tuesday at 2:30
o'clock at her home, 1928 Cumberland
street
The Missionary society OF Highland
Park Baptist church viii meet at the
church Tuesday afternoon at 2-3o
o'clock. Mrs. Albert GoOdloe viii lead
the study Of the days subject, Unto
the Uttermost Part"
The members OF the Tourist club
were entertained by Mrs. : J. Fenneu,
Friday afternoon, at her home on Santa
F'e street. Mrs. Margaret Olive Jordan
gave q most interesting talk on ''Pata-
gOnia-" The high cost Of living was
discussed by Mrs !. H Smith The
Treasure OF the Incas," an original
story. was read by Mrs. s 7 Feunel.
Refreshments were served after the
program. Mrs Henry Clay Greer viii
entertain the club in TWO weeks. AT her
home on Mesa avenue
The room offered by the Nasous in
the Masonic temple TO the Red Cross
society for its sewing circle meetings
has been found unsuitable for the
work. and although the offer was
greatly appreciated the meetings VIII
not be held there An effort is be
ing made to secure the free use Of
rooms in the WOman's club building
This will be decided upon by the di-
rectOrs Of the club today The meet
ing place viii be announced later and
all the members Of the circles meeting
Monday are asked 10 phone Mrs
Horace W. Broaddus. 1924. for the
meeting place. The final list Of circles
and the chairmen in charge follows
Monday morning. WOmans club. Mrs.
". N James. chairman Y. W @ A
Woman's club, Mrs A. J.. Averill.
chairman
Monday afternoon. all Baptist church
women. Mrs. T W L-anier. chairman
Tuesday morning. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. Mrs H. Fl Stark.
! chairman, Humane society. Mrs. Edith
| G Lane, chairman younger girls. Miss
Mabel O'Connor chairman United
Daughters of the ConfedeTacy. Mrs. 3.
; NJ. c. Williams. chairman
Tuesday afternoon. oil Roman Cath
4 Ole church members. Mrs. g +. Kelly.
7 chairman.
wednesday morning. Mrs. ". W.
Turneys circle
Wednesday afternoon. all Jewish
/ women, Mrs. Martin Zielonlla- chair
! man.
( Wednesday night. Business Women's
/ club and all business women. Miss
Ruth Monro Ausur. chairman
Thursday morning. all army women,
} Mrs. Charles r MenOher. chairman
! Thursday afternoon. all Presbyterian
church membesr. Mrs ". l. Gaines.
! chairman
Friday morning. all Episcopal church
! memoirs, Mrs + g Searle. chairman,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14

EVENT Of absorbing interest IS
a the production Of 'Milestones."
L y the class play Of the Nu Sigma
class of the high school. which will
graduate from the school on May 81
The play is 20 be given Friday and
Saturday nights in the auditorium 81
the school Il prOmisese 10 be eN-
ceuently presented. as the pupils who
are to represent the various characters
have been working most ardenuy and
enthusiastically for many weeks al
preparation for the play. The proceeds
from the play viii be used for the
class present 10 the school
Another interesting event IS the pro
duction Of the pageant, spirit OF SIS
terhood." TO be given by the extension
department Of the Young women
Christian association on wednesday
evening. in the down town rooms 81
the association. About 90 girls VII
take part. Mrs julius A hrakauer Is
directing the pageant
Weddings viii be uppermoSt IN =
Paso interest during the week ahead
-Four weddings will occur TWO q
these start the week. taking place on
sunday. Miss Frieda Swat and LOUIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Unipersitu Scholarship Notes

Votes are beginning to come in rap
idly in the annual University scholar
snip contest, conducted by the Univer-
sity Scholarship club. The girls con-
test During the five years OF the Uni
this year. as the contestants. Misses
Robbie Stewart and Josephine March,
are both very popular The scholar
ships are awarded by the votes OF the
members Of the club Anyone inter-
ested in the work is eligible for mem
bership. The dues are 81 a year and
entitle the members To vote in the con-
test. Dring the five years OF the Uni
versity Scholarship clubs Organiza ton
% boys and girls have been started or
their college course through over S6l25
raised by the club members, OF which
there have been 1900.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Waters. formerly
Of san Antonio. Texas. who have re-
Gently come TO FL pasO to live, are now
located in the Aragon apartments
Mrs. O. T. Shupbach and children.
Maybelle Schupbach and o. T. Scbup-
bach. jr., have returned TO their nome
in Sanderson, Ky, after a visit of sew
eraI months with Mrs. Schupbach's
mother. Mrs W. y. BOwaen. at her
home. S1I North Virginia street.
Miss Freda Schlemmer. of Los
angeles. Calf, is spending a few
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Rives Davis,
at their home on West Missouri street
Miss Schlemmer and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Schlemmer We're
former residents of FL PasO. living here
for ten years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Pdrties.

AIRS. Alves Dixon entertained FRI
day with charming towel shower. at
her home on East Boulevard, in honor
OF Miss Mary Kaye Alves. who Will be
come the bride OF Hubbard William
Shawham. Of Asheville. y c. next
Wednesday at the church Of St
Clement. \ dresden basket filled with
linen towels was presented to Miss
AIves. The Lostess served a two course
luncheon. assisted by Mrs r F Wilder
and Mrs II. Z. McClintock- Sweet peas
were prettily arranged about the rooms
in crystal bowls. The other guests pres
ent Were Misses Sarah Bridgers, Nellie
MAY Bowen. Beulah Brown. Clara Fink.
StarrOw Smith. Isabel Martin, kath-
crime Pfaff. Elizabeth Stevens Helen
StrattOn. Hazel Davis. Estelle Berrie1.
Emily Kemp. Mary Gates Redmon5.
Mesdames II s Potter and N. r.
stewart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14

TTA VISTA residents were de-
n lighted Friday night with a pre-
"A sentation OF Longfellow's beau
tiful story of "Hiawatha,' in dramatic
form. given by the girls of the camp
fire circles Of the Young WOmen's Chris
tian association in the auditorium OF
the Alta Vista school The play was
acted in a most pleasing way and was
received very cordially by the audience
The girls taking part were Margaret
Rodgers. as ~HiaWatha, Helen Fnil-
Inns BABY Hiawatha,' Adellne Marsh.
s.Nrinnehaha: :" Doucett Raynor, '-NOkO-
mis- Edna MurdOck. 'Gltchie ManltO'
Ceoreette Riva. the arrow maker
Amelia Harper. "ChaDiaoeS, Eose Cor
dona. Pau Puk keewis; Nadine Al
ans. .IaEoo.' Thelna Nesom. Mon
domin:" Katherine Cushing. Fee
YER" Ruth Mills, Famine Can
Kelly. Priest The warriors were
acted by Helen Kuhlmann, Mar
zaret Van Den Breeck- Lillian
RourIand. Rose Stearns. Eldena kroe-
ger and Ella May Smith. The Indian
maidens were represented by SOPHIA
Schmalhauseu. Jessie Schmalhausen,
Stella Parrot. Ivy Young, Lorlne Moore,
Marie Roberts, Margaret Miller and
Margaret Fegan- Miss Loretta Des-
mond directed the performance and
Miss Mary Cannon attended 10 the
MANAGEMENT Of II. The patrOnesses
were Mesdames Henry T Bowie, David
W. Cathcart. j. a Potter. Misses Kath-
crime Keuehan and Cora Larson
\ very entertaining presentation OF
a miniature wedding entertained the
members OF the First Methodist church
and their friends. when a Tom THUMB
wedding was given in the church Fri
dav night The affair was first given
several weeks ago and was so success
ful that il was repeated Among the
children taking part were Sarah Kuhn,
as the bride: Edward Hettrlck, groom
Alice Combs, Martha Ebert, Johnnie
Wells and Pauline Dillon, bridesmaids;
Louise Hepburn. maid OF honor; Helen
Peckharn, ring bearer Barzara Mold
and Madeline Kuhn, flower girls; Ralph
THOMPSON William COund. Eugene
Wright groomsmen. Jennie COOK,
page: Vernon Williams and CiVtor NC
CoIIum. ushers: Harold Newton, minis
ter. Ruth Thomas. mother OF the
groom: Margaret DOW and Edward Biz
nev. parents of the bride; Wendell
Trumbull and Catherine Winters, grand
parents Of the bride: Levy Lamb. Ruth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
IT WORKS WELL
4 Continuation That Is Doing an I'm.
mense Amount Of Good This Spring.

4 Combination That Is Doing I'M
mense Amount Of Good This Spring.
A superlative blood purifying medi-
cine like Hoods Sarsaparilla. taken
before meals. combined with a super
lative iron tonic like Peptiron Pills.
taken after meals-makes the ideal
course Of Spring Medicine.
No other medicines possess such
curative properties as these TWO great
restOratives working together
They reach the impure. impOVer-
ished. poisoned, devitaliZed blood. and
the Worn. rundown. overwOrked. eN-
hausted system. They awaken the
appetite, aid digestion. purify and
vitaliZc the blood. give renewed
strength to the whole body. produce
sound. natural sleep. and a complete
restoration TO good health-the great
est Of all earthly blessings. 1t Is said
that So invested in these two medi-
cines viii bring better results than 81
spent in other treatment
It viii he wise TO get Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Peptiron Pills tOday.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Remember, Tuesday
VIII Be Bundle DAY

Don't forget Bundle day, Tuesday:
Get into a bundle all your discarded
winter clothing. all the old shoes:
coats. underwear and dresses OF
Yourself and your family. and then
call up 1915, the phone Of Associated
Charities. and tell them your address
so that the bundle may be called
for. The clothing you may be
throwing aside may serve TO keep
some unfortunate person warm next
winter The clothing collected on
Bundle day VIII he cleaned and
mended during the summer by the
charity workers and then stored
ready FOR winter distribution. when
the demand Is very great
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
About Pasoans.

I G. Hasten, Of the Wright apart
ments, is very i'll at Hotel DieU.
G. \. Martin. who was operated upon
Friday at Hotel Dieu, is progressing
favOrably.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rowland Gilchrist
are the parents Of a baby boy, born
Friday. at Hotel Dieu.
Mr. and Mrs ". z. O'Brien are now
at home to their friends in their new
home, 2733 Silver street Manhattan
Heights
Judge and Mrs. Ballard Coidwell are
the parents of a baby daughter. born
Thursday at their home on 500 Vir-
ginia street The baby weighed IL
pounds The baby's birthday is the
same date as that Of her uncle. Lieut.
Philip Coldwell, of the 31st infantry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
FL Pasoans Away.

Ex-mayor Tom Lea departed for
Washington. 4. c. on business Satur-
DAY.
Mrs. Frank Zlabovsky and son. Myer
Ziabovs1y. have gone 10 California for
the benefit of the boys health.
Eugene Fox. general traffic mana
ger. and ". Z. Barnes. general freight
agent of the FL Paso x Southwestern
railroad. left Saturday for Chicago on
business pertaining 10 the railroad.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Cards..

The members OF the Friday Auction
Bridge club were entertained by Mrs
James L Mari, Friday afternoon, al
her home on san Antonio street Mrs
VIII = Crombie won the high score
prize and Mrs. John T. Dyer won me
second prize Mrs. Henry Pfaff Will
entertain the club next week at her
home on Mesa avenue
Mrs. Leo r. Schuster entertained the
Friday Afternoon Bridge club. Friday
at her home in Kern place. Mrs W alser
Arnold and Mrs Harry Lakeland won
the prizes. The guests. not members 81
the club. Were Mrs. William q. Waiz
and Mrs Charles W. Simpkins- A salad
course was served by the hostess after
the games Mrs W X. Ramsey VIII
entertain the club next week, at her
home on Mckinley avenue
A most delightful 500 card party was
given br Mrs +. A Smith at her home
on Arizona street, Friday afternoon, IN
honor of Mrs l. r O'Rear, OF Denver
Colo. Mrs A a. Powell and MIS-
George W O'Rear won the high score
prizes and Miss Nettie Wilson won the
cut prize. The guest Of honor was
presented with beautiful gift Mrs A.
\. O'Rear and Mrs. NJ J. Snyder en-
tertained the guests with piano SOLOS
during the afternoon The hostess was
assisted in serving a ice course Dy Mrs.
p. X Brice and Miss Dovie Lee Har-
ringtOn. Other guests present were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
younger girls, Miss vonia Bray. chair

younger girls, Miss Vonia Bray, chair
man
Friday afternoon. the e Paso Equal
Franchise league. Mrs F. c Berry,
chairman. al Methodist church wom-
en- Mrs n. r Wilkes. chairman
SATURDAY morning. City Federation OF
Women AIRS. : J. Fennell, chairman;
all other organizations and unattached
individuals
saturday afternoon Congregational
church members. Mrs G. F. Hawks.
chairman First Christian church mem
hers. Mrs. r. 3. HOman. chairman
The members Of the First Methodist
church will take charge of the cutting
of all hispital garments. with Mrs A A
Jones. a schairman.
The members Of the Daughters OF the
British Empire club VIII attend 10 the
packing with Mrs r b Alves. as
chairman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14

Nesdames Stuart. Harrison. Charles
RAIDER 6. y. Anthony, George Baxter
Taylor. T. : Cruise. T. : stuart and
Miss Marion Z. Anthony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14

EISS ALICE TAYLOR. Younger
M daughter Of Col. Charles W.
IL TAYLOR. retired. Will be married
TO Lieut. Welton n. Modisette, OF the
eighth cavalry. on the evening Of May
?. IN the church OF St Clement The
ceremony viii be performed at $50
o'clock Chaplain Walter X LLOYD. Of
the 18th cavalry. viii offieiate at the
service The bride viii be given in
marriage by her father. Mrs Eugene
J. Ely will be her sisters matron Of
honor. The bridesmaids Will be Misses
ANY Heard. Evelyn Jones. Elizabeth
Rumbough and Lues Trippett- The ush-
ars will he Capt Eugene J. Ely. OF the
18th cavalry. Lieut. Robert .. Amin.
Of the eighth cavalry Lieut. Earl B.
HochwaIt OF the eighth field artillery
and Lieut. II. r Taylor. OF the sixth
cavalry. brother OF the bride Lieut.
'Ti7ecdors Rarues. ir of the eighth
cavalry. will be Lieut. MOdisette pest
man The wedding marches VIII De
PLAYED by Henry G. Bastow. churcn or
f-aniet- Following the ceremony there
will be q large reception given at Inc
eighth cavalry officers club at Fort
Bliss. The 18th cavalry band VIII play
during the reception
Lieut. Modisette is at present on de-
tacbed service being one Of the Of
ficers az the disciplinary barracks IT
Alcarraz. Calf He was formerly sta
toned at Fort Bliss for some time: and
IS very well known here The bride
has been making her home with her
sister. Mrs Eugene J. Ely and Capt
Ely al Fort Bliss. since her father. Col
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Hiawotha CleOerly Presented By
Camp Fire Girls In Alto Vista

Rucker. Katherine Minnick. Roberta
Trumbuu. Robert Cook. George Bank
Ruth Hepburn and Jane Franklin. rela-
tives and friends: Elizabeth OFT, MINIS
ter's wife; William Hugg, bachelor IN
cle- Alma Thomas. old maid aunt: Amy
Cordrey. negro NANNY; Wllllam
Thompson and Mary Ebert president
and Mrs wilson" Billy orr. Margaret
Johnson, Roy Chrisman, Margaret
Cowherd. Logan Hutchins, Mildred Car
Denrer Austin Foote and Mary HaiEh,
members of the diplomatic corps at
tending the wedding. Elizabeth Durkee,
Dorothy DanieIsOn and Dorothy New
ton, soloists: Addie Bias, accompanist-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
TheArn1y.

Mrs ". o. Burrin. wife Of Corp W
O. Burrill. OF company b. 23d infantry.
left FL PasO Friday TO visit her par
ents in Galveston for the summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14
Exclusive Social Club

Select Social Dances Saturday nights
Odd Fellows Auditorium Kochs or
chestra, April 14th.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14

Miss Mary Frances Hays Of 1908 East
Rio Grande street will take the part of
.-CuIIfe'- in the FL PasO high school
oDerefrn. .-PauIfne,- which will he pre-
scented in May. she will also play the
part OF ruth" in the play 'The Jungle
Woman which will he staged by the
Fl PasO Equal Franchise League next
month ON May 1, Miss Hays Will take
part IN recital to be given by Mrs
W. r. Brown. She is n pianist of much
ability.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-14

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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-07-05
DROWNED IN BLUE LAKE.


Sunday afternoon, while in bath
ing with his step-brother, Bruce
Lamb, and other companions, Mar
vim Garnet Hicks, the fourteen year
cd son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hicks,
living west of Coulee City, was
drowned and his companions had a
narrow escape from the same fate
while endeavOring to save him.
The accident occurred about three
o'clock in the AFTERNOON and the
body was recovered at 100 Mon
daa morning. 1t was necessary to
use graphing hooks as the water is
about 40 feet deep, and he had
floated some distance. Friends of
the family from this city and nei-
ghbors rendered all the assistance
possible. Mr.. Moller, profession
al diver from Creston was SUNNI
oned but arrived too late to be of
assistance in recovering the body.
Marvin was the only son of Adna
Hicks, who has the sympathy of the
entire community in this, his hou
of sorrow. Funeral serviSec We're
conducted here Tuesday at the Pre-
sbyterian church by Rev. O. p.
Devin.