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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25
PURELY PERSONAL

SEVERAL. babies for adoption. Hrs. Mil
ROY. lli5 East Olive. Guthrie. Okla.
NOTGCE-Three girls left home and Tulsa:
Nesta Lowry left October 10 in company
with two other girls, one Pearl Mooney
taliaSl Babe Garrett OF Logan port Ind; /;
last heard OF in Dallas, Texas; Nesta. age
10. light brown hair. blue eyes. weight 80
pounds, height feet 3 inches; any one
giving any information OF her whereabouts
will be greatly appreciated, and hoping il
this reaches Vesta she will write her
mother Mrs. A. A. Lowry Phone Osace
524i 900 East Eighth ST. Tulsa. Okla
WANTED-Every married couple and those
contemplating marriage to read "The Law
of Population" by Mrs Besant; only 25c
tsiver). United Sales Co. Springfield m
WANTED--To know the whereabouts OF OS-
borne Baker, sometimes called Harry
Johnson Last heard Of in oil fields OF
Tulsa. Communicate with q. V. Baker,
502 East Sixteenth street, Austin, Texas
Reward il located.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

Black and white; named Duke.
new brown collar; $50 reward
PHONE OSAGE 1924
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST ANT FOUND

English Setter Dog
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-25

FORD RUNDSIER-Good condition cheap
Phone Usage 6S45.
FORD TRUCK-For sale, in good condition
See owner, NJ l.. Collins, 4O2 North Frisco
fokD-One ford touring cur IN good con.
dition Price s27j. 535 South Peoria
FORD for Salc--ly)7 touring car. almost new
wonderful bay at $500; al.o 1916 Ford
runabout In excellent condition. paint new
bargain at S295. Box BIT care World.
HAYNES chummy roadster for sale 1917
model, perfect condition, bargain inauire
10 south Denver, Denver Avenue Garage
Phone Usage 1856
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

aber ii, AuFtldriiHa; b,nH bitten ruff
i1tH Golboten ipar bic Weifung gtiDorg
osu, bab te Fd pSbrtnb bss 0nrltiirs
gems NIT ben Wdffm ber gefnlsnen
dus5uriiFsn bdtitn. Soipeit bic Gtiirme
Iih sntmIdeln icnnttu, ipnrDen bereits
ndn Der britten sinir MainiHenesipshrs
NIT borgebrdht. limb I'M Elm 3uriids
ipeiden Der trltne Gturmlplonnen
erunbidblid 81 unttrbinbsn, idob 8rufs
floip In bic Gturmberbdnbe qpHsnIetien
Itintr poIi3titrnppsn Elm, bic nur Dsr'
lpunbtitn bns ltmlshrtn srIauben fclter.
Wis unmsnI6lin biefe SotbdtenbuttsI
ben ibusn gsssbtntn 8sfebIsn etrtdt
murbtn, bobtn mir bielfu9 fstIttlen
iOnnrn; benn auriid fommt MIR, iusr
nit Str mnFFt tommt; tpsr fe I'm
Sdmtrj auf benz aampFisloe liegsn
lisb, fuirb pisbtr pDrsspsitl9t, unb IeIbt
bon Sdnsrnsripunbsten btrldngte man,
OaB Ts i'm oeutThsn 5eusr suriidginssn
unb ois liegen geldHtnen @epsbre bols
ten. Geute, bic fi9 tnnpp nod forts
fdleppsH ionnisn. fnb bann oft bonn
SdididE credit porben, 6as ie ON bic
Ssiit bsrsr itrtdtt, bic f3on oprbsm dls
0pfer bisfsr Stiirms Dor uniern 2inisn
lisgsnbliebeu.
3O6 bos 1T nur bic 8lisbsrung elmer
srfttu Aoloune. 3iueits unb brittle fols
gen i'm Sturm. uub ioptit "a In Der
Gntptdluug oura bas gsIdRbe m6eIid
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

~einsuoruden. LIMB nanhmal brad leiH
T~tdnoigss Gtiirmsn. 9dmmsrH unD Raa
asn bod siRtn 8rodsa aus BEN 8lsoels
psri. 4ber mas fat bds2 es purot
ME otr Durdbrnh. SIR bas 9aH5e
tonnten Iolht reriolge4 8ruliilors
nidls bebeuten. CT ulauftt Te NIT
bobsn ghtopferu. gr bs5ablte he bar
auf BEN INSTRUMENTATION Galahtfslosrn
nit ben StrIdlagentn. ptrnidtttsn Wtns
f6euleibern leinsr SolbdisR. G6pins
oelsrrtgsnb finb bic 3ablen, bic Il bin
egoeben bat; Bonn mas ibm audi bier
obtr bort bon unitrer Gront fir trr1e
3eitfpannn ousgslisfsrt perben muBie
- oft fir Gtnnbsn, fsltsnsr 1T Is fir
gdas otpgitn - bic llticren bolton "a
pisoeT. limb sItih in abpsbr uRo Ars
sriff babeR it BEN Geino itsts ibrt
hebtn Reduuuesn entssgsnsetporfen.
Bds bic Wenf4enmdusr INNER mics
Der Su frtragen aebdbt Bat, mas Te tn
ibrer llHtrfnittsrIihtsit biHnahFn, ldbt
fa fpohl am btftsn fdilbsrn, fptnH Id
Elm Bib bsr RHHenitirms eebe. Wis
mir fe in tleiHtrm Mabe tpGbrenb ott
friibsrR Offsniiptn bsObGhtet babsn, 70
traisH lie It1rtsr IN ben GommsridmpIen
Dor Der mtttIsrR Sitfront, unb am
fldrtIisn 5alsbt Dor unisrn po.hbniIhsI
Gteaungsn duf. Biloss artiLltritftutr.
has fh 81 Gi1rten itsieerts, bic nab
ben 4usIugsR unb geobndtungsu BON
SommetimpFtrn ben MHitrsngHngen Der
8raHsoleu nitt I'M geringitsn Haditsbt,
sr6ffntte tets bic grobsn anmpftaae.
Gtunosnlang ia tassIaHs, lagsn unisre
Gftlungen unter Dem atipnlti9eu BraHz
ben, 61umtrn unb 9rObnsn Der niebtrs
gtbsHosR fefnbIihsn GsIhoHe. gs ron
brdnbig I'm snnssn AnariFfsrdum. Die
2aft Ipar ~eiIsHboltig. iDif Bic 5sIhfprats
fagt. is nor bid ipis 9iuis!"
linb bann. IueHn bic Ariiatrifiiiirmt
nod I'm hdrtifsn 8rouieu sparef, brad
Is aus ben itinbIiten @rdbsn herbOr.
3HsrFi biinnere ginien, Monnl@GftsB
NIT 6anbgranuten unD bo8pH1en
StHEmtrupbt nit 8r1hiihsreTl, pic Dal
agFtrns bdbtn, foip.it irie m0gIih @rs,
IdsR IN bic seridoHnsn 6inberniHe boz
uHiern Gtenungsn 5u lsesn. Dime ueis
teTe MoffsH, bdufis abr nit aclbsn In
ben martissH 9dRbsa. 70 itiirssu ft DOrs
ipdrts, ioFprt BON Isbbdftelien SdittsHs
feasr, BON @eratter un6 @etndtter ms
irer WlaIhinsngsDshrs empIanaen. 8idt
bintsr linen EoIsttn Hens 6aHberanntsn'
Dsrftr. zine sDeite qiHie NIT @gmebrsn,
cine brittle 2iuig tbsnlo. WdnHlhnfieu.
bic gum 8aionsttiampf bsltimmt finb.
uHb an bisft IHiitbsn Iid nun Idon bic
bidtsn WsnrH BET MoFsn, off In aoms
p~agaisbrsitm. Shs. dhi. 5sbn bis
JiDonsig ainisn ionntsn gtsdhIt fperbsn,
BE fih Ia siHsm 4nFHrm fotetsn. 9aus
fig pnrbe btObadist, bag nab bier Biz
fiiHf eiHiin cine NanHldaftsntfs pbns
NofEm fam. 3utrF iuaftn nns bisI,
2suA Gin &dilsf. usbsrlsbtnps sabtH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

III, eebtn bic aompugnisn gsidIoFtn
nor. Sn bisfer art aHb in gLsidtu a6s
ftdnben folgen bic psitern sum Ginitbtn
bersitgsbaIttnsn 8erbdnbe. Ghonlngss
los perpsn bic 9rappsn sum 4ngriff
aetrieben. 6R fIutsn portpdrts unttr
btr Giutuiriuug Bag ftdnbigen 9rads
non hinten, Der oft gsaua In Gang ges
bdIten pirb, inbtm bic RaFsn tigtnss
Artiatries unb Observation-Disclosures
dnf bic grdbsn ridttn. nm bic Manns
fnaften bsraus3ubrinasn. 81 Dubtabsn
BON Rdlsn - unb i'd itIbft bu6s ss sts
fe1sn - bnbsn mir bon unIsrn hprbsrn
gtobodtungspoisn t~pdbrnebmtn t0nnsu.
tpis bic Sfurmtrubpen bon SfFi3iersu
nit 9aaditers unb Stodhitben 3un
9srlaFen Der grdbsn, gum gorgehen gss
5tpingen ipnrhen. of gsnug I'll ts oann
aud borastommen, ooB ii1 gan3e gds
taiaoHe iueigsrttu, ben 4HgriIfsbsfsblsn
gu folseu, lpenn In fiHfs. ishss aHb
dhtfahsn @prIt6beH zines Saees, elmer
Radt, bic Gtirmsr Fd fdliebid ben
Mtg ia unfsrf GttIungn iber BE 2sis
bsr Der esfulsnsn anmsroOsn iuatn
mubtsn.
had bsibeu @sfs9stn gelang a oft
nod, tlntn Der 4trmlfsn, bic nit strs
ihIagrsH gtisbsrn bitt por unfsrn
Stenungen ldgen, 80 bergen nnb ibH
Der hslfsnoen 9anb bes 4rstts 5usafubs
rem. llnglEdIife WlenIdenl Mit Iei6s
bsr5errsen 3dgsn lassH he ba. unb troBs
BEN eliidlin. Der ildgeHhen Wtite snts
rOnnsH 81 fem, bsm S1mpfftibs, ouf
Dem 5iuifhen 9tiftn IN Grandchildren
ibrt I'M Ghnltr5 ihrsisnbsn griiber, lire
in GtoBgsbtttn um Grl0fane sum Gins
mel fitbenbsn aamfrabeH laasu. Mis
of BADEN mir bieIss bettsInbe. iRbdLts
ihipefe, iotbmifige .@ermansli" ubobrt
Germonsii4 nod ben WaHenangriTfsn
gsbSril limb nit eft babsn 2sltt bon
ms non ibr Sebtn seipost, nm btnen,
bic burdl frtmbe 9eipolt inmittsR bsr
MaHs ais Sampler sessH ft bOrestriss
ben iporbeH ipnreH. 5u beIfen. Cine
AhStH OaHt W " lux HtlVtfSAg pt tHt
BerlaltHis 81 BEN, pas auf al ben ruis
fIdm GsIhsru Iisgt4 ssbIisbm If, gsrtts
tet nsrben lonntt. Cine iistnk 3abI mar
ss aud nur i'm @srolsih gu bsnsn, bic
i'm Gturm fdon blot Dot uHTerR Gt,Is
inHgsH iidnben unO nnHn NOD bon Der
t6blihsn Rueel, bon ben trahenb bsr'
ItsHheH 6dnbgrdHeitn serriHsn In bic
Stnhtlbtnbtbinbsrnife gefdleubsrt purs
ben. 9apfsrs MaFsn, bIinbt gsborhsr,
nab bieIs barunter, biz f bss lnipsrtss
btuubi fnb. ben is in Der 6anb ibtsr
Gibrer bsisa. Uir parbe einmaI bon
tinsm oer gtretteitH, fur3 nadbem sr
In HHlern BrabtH geI9Ikppt uurbs, nit
miihsm adhkIn gsfaai: Bel uus 1T bas
10: einsr mirb toietidIogsn - Gin aus
bsrtr tommt = Ct Bat rsdt atIpfOz
dsH. 3od ifait bts ~einsH- hattie II
.pieIs@ foetn miiiieH; bthH bas @ors
irifft auf RompasnitH. 9etaiasns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Der o&ries IN 2sn6lanS
Son @iI9eIm GOnraO GOmuq.

iitIeI fsifn Bic man in Biz Qd.3 ammt
unb negpirft.
Ri6t Sits bOiieuS Ionbsrn Giee pols
lsnb, Sieg Slpingeub, brad CT NIT itis
mem Ssers auf. or pdl5tt 9ergmdi Zoe
etasn sinsu biinsn SErih, asgsu sinen
Gnoen, Der freiIid, aus bdrttiem Gtobl
eel6psiBt bic @dnt, bic Ct bOrtrisb,
Seridnitt. GstIs iDar in benz ssTpanns
ten Gtrdng! SH ibm Itanb BEN mi1tH
bss tintn, 8ruifiIofps, Der Wile bss fins
5slnsn Der itumpfeu MaFe gsgsniibsr;
Der @ilf, Der 3lptdbapubt nit I6urftm
4r9e ben 3einO beipants, bslduerts, bfr
in iih fein @oIi. bic Seimat, bas 3u
perteioigenbt @aterldnb fublts. Gus biss
fem WatrrioI ipu9s. 70 gsrins bic ans
fdnge iparen, 10 Ihnsl ss eefhebtn
muBts, bic MeRIdsnmnutr auf bic ges
gen ben ntueH Sturm Der RuFeu ers
rihttt perbeH muBtt.
CARTE grIfuustn bat Ts Oarhmadeu
miiFsn. Sft seIang Is BEN Nib ans
rtnHsHosn GeiuO, it an bieitr ober isntr
SieIle In btt 9rsits psniger ailomsttr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08
Die @lenldenmaner

A6IH, 2. 9e5ember.
Die Wsnihenmnuer, bic uniibtrrmHs
bare. bic In fd nit touIsnb glntern &C,
feItiste. gsnietstt. in tauleno 6slern ges
idipeibte, bic siipds pbantdItii9 @tipals
tiges in iih irdat, 1T mir in ibrer bts
bsrridsnOtn @rSBs i'm 9Gufs bss arits
gss niemnls 70 bpQ gum 8sipuBtisiu ass
tommsn lpie in Der Sell, ba gruiTiIops
Ridsnormsen nit Sdbeitsm 8iIen gum
Durhbrud btdneten. Mit jebsm Gage
bdmmsrten uns bic ruIFidsn @tTdibs
in NolbDnitn bas cine 9ieo Dor, bos
in ieinem RbDtbmus WiIbbeit uno uHs
erbittlidisit fpar, bas uus BON Stunee
81 Stun6s bon neutm bic araftdntrsns
gnnsen bes @sensrs fIdrmahis, Der ben
erniteItsn 5on5 nofte, nnb Der li9 uiht
fhente, feline eistneu Rtaimenter, feline
0tptiioneH unb aorps pis guppsu In
bos ftnsribsrfpabtrtt Sobesipitl bintin,
5uidstr.
WaaHen! 31tbert bds Wort, baB
nun 10 oft unb 70 oft ausssiprcam
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

nuf Rssimsnisr, auf DibiFonsn al. Ct
neral BruifIop TpisIt nit ben Msnl6en.
Ct Iiebt btn 5ottaian5 Der MdFtn. e
reiB. bdB bic Wenfdenmauer, etgen bic
Il isine 9ruppen init alien Inn an gss
bote iiehenbtn Dliiisln ridIf3isIca borz
irtibeu IdBt. ni9t tDantt, NIB ttpbbsm
hOfft G., trebbsm Iuhi e. btn Gisa I'M
9uI6MH9 INNER pisbtr 81 e%ffpinntn.
Dir WgHfhenmautf Nur iDtr In
ibE fam, ptIB mas fe bsbtuittI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

DER cine 6Iobt Bat. trau9t fir
BEN aamm nidt gu fOrgeu.
giii BEN quite IN bsr 9anb bers
birh man Ieift ben RaHb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-08

Dir SnFantsrietdmpfs fsnneH isBt teins
nnterbrehuHg mebr. 9or gaeHi fahs
rem BE itolisaiifeH OfFi5iere ibrt
StarminffI bod 81 aob; bic Gumpfs
mitfsR haben Ie aae bebaItn. 9oB ans
Better. llao eiele aaMpis ricOerbolsa
tets bds elside Spisl. Gnblin fno ois
GsdunesH bSaie ssrihoHen. Gle usrs
ben Griebh5Fe i'm adrn, lhpeieen5
FGEs. mas IN Der 9tdung als s3ane
Haub. Damn briHsen bic 5faIienu Elm.
1iemdno mthr hisr, Der = pehrea
E1uHis Gdnn @sgenuHgriff. Hab
nif nehmfn pitssr biz 0ite Sfeluns.
@s III mfrfpirDie,- faet br @tnits
Rablfr anb herfs hinons Die S6luM
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-26
About FL Pnsonns.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Wainwright. r..
/ are rejoicing over a precious Christ
mas pacEa Henry Thomas Vain
W-right-brJught by Santa Claus at
ROlstOn hospital on Dec. %. Mrs
Wainwright has been seriously i'll. but
is slightly improved. much to the JOY
OF her wide circle OF friends.
Wearing the christening robe that
his mother. grandmother and aunts
had for a like occasion on Christmas
Gays. many, many years ago. the baby
son OF Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Wagner.
Of 1903 Epson avenue. was baptized
Mormon 5. Birkland Wagner at a
pretty service in the First Presby-
terrain church. at p. m, on Tuesday.
with the Rev. c. L Overstreet Off
Giant. No lOveller time could have
been found than the day on which
all the world was celebrating the
birth Of the Christ child, coupling
with IL the custom observed for more
than half 2 century by the family.
Standing sponsors were Mary Ann
Wagner. an aunt and god mother.
and Hugo + ElmendOrf. god father.
Mrs Rose Wagner. the babes grand
mother, was one OF the most interest
ed attendants. also Mrs. Hugh AcF-
ley (another aunt: Corp. T. y. Pope
and Mr. and Mrs. p. ". Pogson with
their son and daughter. and Miss
Caroline Moureau. Norman was born
April 5-the day upon which America
declared war upon Germany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-26
Dances.

At their home IN Government iii
at 1921 Hastings, Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
Powell gave an informal dancing
partv Christmas night. attended by
several families Of long time friends
~ The me Maca5ees will give a dance IN
Odd Fellows hall, Thursday evening,
Mrs. J. II. Fish is chairman. assisted
bv Mrs. c. Z. Britton and Mrs Jonn
Bowman
Elaborate plans are. being made LOT s
the Red Cross benefit dance. 10 pc
given by Castle Heights circle in the
saIesrooms Of the Overland Auto Co.
at Kansas and Boulevard. FRIDAY
night Reyes's saXahone band mas
been secured TO furnish the music. ana
the affair bids fair TO be one Of the
most enjoyable OF the Christmas
weeks events.
An old fashioned community dance
attracted q large crowd 10 the tolA
dance hall I'm Ysleta, Christmas night
when merriment reigned supreme
until midnight Mrs. Lucy Peternau
and Mrs. J. s. Reid were thu WelcQm-
/ ing committee at the door, J. Loewen-
stein acting as floor manager Amone
those who accepted Prof and Mrs
Folks hospitality were; Mr.. and Mrs
I j. IsOweustein, Mrs. Mayme McDonneL
Z Miss Lulu Lowenstein. Nj and Mrs
I ". B. GlardOn, r W Smith, Miss
Olive Branche, Leroy CLARION, Julia
Buchanan. judge and Mrs. J. D. Pom
der. Mr.. and Mrs j. Rogers, Geo Pen
dell, S r. Darwin. o. C. Corners MIS-;
Ida Buchanan and Miss Lucille Buch'
auan, Cecil Critchett, Mr.. Thornton
[ Mrs. J. W. Walridge, Miss Zuleria Es'
I pnoza, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Reid, Miss
Lucy Peterson, Miss Helen Fielder
Mrs. o. P. Lansden. Miss Irene Elem
uIken. DR.. and Mrs E s. White, Mr
and Mrs George Huffman. AR anc
/ Mrs. F. W. Whitney, Capt Y. j. BOotf
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Gaui. Mrs
3 Mclaughlin. Capt w W Davis, Lieut.
Long. Miss Grace stone. Mss OShe1
DR.. C. c. Young, W 3. Osborn. Ralpr
/ McGruder. Mr.. and Mrs T. y WI
liams. Boom Gather, Miss Mar5
! Blanchard. Wm. LoWeustein- Miss
/ Corine Duran, ". G. Ayers. Miss DOra
/ Ayers. A Scheidnecht Miss Mary Hub
( bard. Miss Cora Lee Hubbard, Mrs
: NcSpadden, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Carr
I Mrs. Frank Howard, Mrs A. p. Watts
I Mrs. Eva Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Peytor
I Brown. 1Iiss Bette Luther, Miss
I Frankie Luther. Miss Della Fayn'
/ AIouldin, Miss Annie Oden, VIM. Lans
den, Miss DOliie Pitman, Nelson Pit
man, Elizabeth Pitnan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-26
ELPasoans Awag.

L II. Rubin went to Memphis. Tenn,
on the Santa Fe train Tuesday.
=. G.. Hardy viii so 10 Leadville,
Colo, on the Santa Fe train Tuesday.
r. J. Yoksh went 10 Leadville. Colo,
on the Santa Fe train on Christmas
eve.
j. a. Bromberg went 70 Chicago on
the Golden State limited this after
noon.
f. J.. Feldman went to Los Angeles
on the Golden State limited this af-
ternOOn.
Mrs. A. Stephens went TO San Fran
cisco on the Golden State limited this
afternoon.
Mrs. R. W. McAfee went TO Los An
geles on the Golden State limited
this afternoon
Mrs. r. F. Love went to Los An
esles on the Golden State limited
this afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Fillmore went 20
Albuquerque on the Santa Fe train
Christmas eve
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. P. Brown will
90 TO Jerome. Ariz-, on the Santa Fe
train THURSDAY
j. 3. Gwin went TO Albuquerque on
the Santa Fe train Christmas even TO
spend the holidays in that city
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-26
Ont of Town Visitors.

p. w. Murdoch, OF Gallup, IS at no
tel Zeiger-
Mrs. +. H. Wright and son, Of Las
Cruces, are at Hotel Zeiser.
T. ". Harrison. OF Greenviile, Tex
as, IS at Hotel fasO del Nor-e-
AIR. and AIRS. &c O. uOneycutts OF
Sierra Blanca, are at Hotel Leiger-
Mr.. and Mrs. W a. Murphy OF no
gales, are at Hotel Paso del NoEte-
MIR. and Mrs w. A. Soalu, OF Las
Cruces. are at Hotel Paso del Norte.
MIR. and Mrs. G. IS. sampson or Las
Cruces, are at Hotel PasO del Norte.
Clarence ". Ellison. OF Camp Bowie,
Fort Worth, and Robert r. Ellison, IT.,
Of DaIhart, Tex, are spending the
holidays with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs i. T. Ellison, OF 1881 Arizona
street
At her home on 149 Newman. Mrs,
Bette Aranu Is entertaining as her
house guest over the holidays her
sister. Mrs. H. g. HANSEN. and tine
latJers daughter, Martha Louise OF
Marshall They arrived sunday.
Mrs W. A Norton and Miss Audrey
Caps, Of Fort Worth, Texas, arrived
in FL PasO Monday to visit Mrs. i. A
Jones, 31l3 Rivera street Mrs. Nor
tons son, Lieut.. Hassel Norton. sew
enth cavalry, is stationed at Fort
Bliss They Will remain in the city
Tor some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles y Woodbridge,
Of Terrell, Texas, are guests over the
holidays OF Mr.. and Airs. Harry IL
CIunn, Of 615 North FL PasO street
Mr.. Woodbridge. who IS with the
Texas Midland company, is but re-
Gently a benedict, mis- wife having
been Miss Frances BrumbaCn. Of Ter
relI, and the happy couple are spend
ing . part Of their honeymoon in tnis
city.
Roy Milan Of the quartermasters
corps, emp Bowie. Fort Worth, i
visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs \
N. Milan on 2724 Grant, over the noli'
days. Mrs. Robert Melton OF Sedalla
Missouri, a niece Of Mr. and Mrs
Milan, is expected to arrive In ample
time TO enjoy the New Year in II
Paso. she is very popular here, due
/ TO former visits, and viii furnish the
inspiration for entertaining.
Among the cattlemen registered at
Hotel Zeiger are W D. Hudson, Pecosi
J. L Davis. AIagdalena. y NJ; C. )
/ Hyatt and q. y. PetJey, Demins- Ton
! Harrison and G. L. Hank. Clovis. n,
"; cliff COsper and P. Hale. Blue
ARK; J. y. Parker and Murray Car
nett, Sierra Blanca; George DAME.
and a. B. Burchard. Toyah; H. c. Nc
1 Carly, Van Horn; Z. 3. Evans and r
[ Z. Powell, Carrizozo; r. s. Thoma-
son, La Junta, Colo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-26


CHOOSING Christmas day for their
house warming, 1Ir. and Mrs j.
~ H. Nations received quite sans
ceremonie at their beautiful new
home on Montana, at No. 1915, after
four. on Tuesday. their two charming
daughters. Mrs. Josephine Nations
1forfit and Mrs. J. Mason Pollard, as
sistinE in welcoming the guests and
showing them about the handsome in
terror. Great masses Of mistletoe
banked the window recesses and man
tells. while the great mahogany board,
in the dining room. was conferred In a
low mound OF red holly berries. nest
ling on an imported MADEIRA cloth cut
bowls Of fOamlng eggnoE were dis
peused in the spirit Of real Christmas
cheer. Among those who dropped IN
were Mr.. and Mrs. zach White. Capt
Richard j. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. y =
shelton. Mr.. ana Mrs Zach l. Cobb,
Don Juan Creel Mr. and Mrs. Clal-
borne Adams, Mr.. and Mrs ". l. Fox
worth, Miss Virginia Semple, charles
Newman. Miss Butterfield. Dr. C. C
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. ". W Turuey-
Mrs. Charles LOOMS and ever so many
OF young Josephine MorfIts friends
among them Miss Margaret Neff. Miss
Marion Howe. Miss Marie shelton and
others
Starting with a stump tuOus dinner
al > o'clock. followed by dancing and
later the distribution Of gifts from
a beautifully decorated tree, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles DeGroff entertained at a
Christmas dinner party at thelr
country place near Asleta, Monday
night. the delightful event being
none other than d reunion Of the Orn-
dorff kin. Among those partic-pat-
inc were Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Orndorfl
and their trio Of popular daughters,
Miss Burtram. Alma and kathyleen;
1Tr. and Mrs. Lee Orndorff and chill
aren, Alice and Lee. IT.; M. and Mrs.
seth Orndorff and their children,
Ruth. Alice. Martha, Mildred. Nancy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-26
rIss DOROTHY WALDRON

RISS DOROTHY WALDRON IS
M giving a tea on Monday next
Il 4 mostly for the younger set
Invitations have been extended TO
some 50 Of this attractive coterie. who
are coming in for most OF the social
aayeties. during the holiday. vacation.
The pleasureably anticipated event IS
To occur in the apartment OF the hos
tess. in the RosemOnt
The dance at the Country club was
one OF the most brilliant thus far
given, with the rooms crowded 70
overlooking with society folk AlrS-
J. r. Nations presided over one stun
ming dinner group uOnorlng ner
daughter. Mary-AIrs. J. Mason Pol
lard-and the additional covers be
fEg laid for Mrs Sidney Carol
Graves, Mrs, josephine Nauons-S-or-
lit. Capt oliver Wood capt Nat
thews, Lieut. jerome 3. Bowes. IT,
and Lieut.. John Dole
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. DeaTitt were
with a party
Miss Frances Earle was the guest
= William c. PorJerfield.
Mrs. J N. Frank was the guest Of
Air. and Mrs c. j. league
Mr. and Mrs. A. p Coles, MS T.
IL Bell and Dr. and Mrs. James Vance
were noted among the merry max ers
~ the popular rendezvous. having
lined at the Coles home earlier in the
evening
Miss Helen Becker. Mrs. Margaret
Kinnon Stevens and Miss Bernice
Brick, with several young army Off
sers. were also present, having been
entertained at the home Of Miss Beck
Ter for a cOnEenial dinner affair.
With M. and Mrs W ~ Laughlln
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindsay, Of
Decatur, Ill
Capt Victor p. Wales and his bride
luee Zula House, were receiving con-
gratulatiOus over their recent sur
prise marriage. both being exceeding
l- popular in the younger set
Many others took this delightfully."-
informal mode Of dispensing Christ
mas cheer. the party being one Of the
gavest in the annals Of the club
A most attractive dinner group on
Christmas evening at the del Norte, was
that over which several young off
GERS OF the 3fth infantry presided as
hosts TO a bevv Of young society
buds. covers being laid for 1our- Inc
table was laid in the private dining
room. and following an elaborate
menu. the guests motOred 70 the
Country club 10 Join the dancers In
the party were the Misses Agnes and
Helen Stewart. Mai and Mrs Jesse
AZ E1DlLlE1- Aal-- anu -a-- = W mo --
Wilson. Miss Helen StrattOn, Miss Sa-
ran Bridgers. Miss Nellie May Bowen.
Miss Aria Williams, Miss Helen Con-
way, Miss Beulah Wright. Miss Eliza
beth Stevens, Miss Margaret Schuster,
Lieut. William B. Sinclair. Lieut. r.
W. Stem5ridge, Lieut.. P. c. Black,
Lieut. John B. Stratford, Lieut. s.
Eberle, Lieut.. J. J. Cornish, Lieut.. I. G.
Scudder. Lieut.. Baker, Lieut. J. Il.
Gibson and Lieut. II. F. Thompson
The same group are 10 have New
Years party at the del Norte a week
hence.
Mai. Gen. George White Read, with