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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
About Pasoans.

Honored as third vice president IN
the election Of state officers Of the
grand chapter OF the United Daugh-
tiers OF Confederacy. MS Charles z
Bryan, 3SI7 Mckinley avenue. Ell
Pas0. has returned from the session
held IN Longview, Tex. on October
IS. Mrs. Bryan and Mrs Rachel NC
Kay represented the Wade Hampton
chapter and Mrs V. E Raggio. the
Robert E. Lee chapter OF FL Paso.
The Wade Hampton delegates were
Cole Of LongvieW. Mrs Cole Is q
niece Of Judge L. NJ Eeener Of Fl
PasO- Both judge and Mrs. keener
are honorary members OF Wade
Hampton chapter.
Mrs. Mckay viii visit in san An
tonic before returning home, and MIS-
EacgiO will visit in Austin
Word has come TO Mrs. Archibald
Dorman OF the arrival Of a wee
daughter TO Mr. and Mrs George IN
derhiu, at their home in Montreal.
Canada The precious bundle Of fem
ininity came from Babyvine last We'd
nesday, and has been named Mary
Jane. Mrs. Cnderhiu was before her
marriage Of June. two years ago,
popular Miss Ruth McCurdy- OF Fl
Since her departure, the parents have
moved TO san Antonio, having gone
last autumn to make their residence
in the eastern Texas city
Mrs. J. o. B. Palmer, Of 1921 Wyom-
ing street, who recently submitted TO
a critical operation in Rochester,
Mimi, returned 10 FL Paso Saturday
morning. and is slowly recuperaung
at her home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Society Calendar
For The MonoW

Dancing party. BY the Psi Omega
Delta Phi fraternity. al West Isleta
Country club fancy dress masquerade.
Navy league benefit at Texas Grand
"A society comedy and cabaret
Entertainment at East FL PasO Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening
Glass in elementary hygiene and
home care OF the sick at 9:30 a. m
and $50 p m Surgical dressing at
10 a. N.
Mrs Florrine 7. Miller. who has
charge OF the knitting and patriotic
work being volunteered by the Bust
ness Woman's club, announces the
Tuesday evening meeting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fairhurst. 507
North Stanton
Red Cross work on the fourth floor
OF the White House
The Fidelis class OF the First Bap-
fist church viii enjoy a Halloween
party, Tuesday evening at the hour Of
g. when the ghosts viii walk in the
church parlors-
special meeting OF the Baptist
WOmen's association OF auXiliaries. AT
2:3O p. m A Red Cross nurse viii
relate personal experiences at the
front
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

LREADY more than 1000 tickets
a have been sold for the society
L \ comedy, "a Quiet Evening, "
which is to be given for the Navy
league wool fund. at the Texas Grand,
on -uesd~y and Wednesday evenings,
and Wednesday matinee. Dan G.
Peasants, business manager. an
nounces that admissions are going
like "hot cakes" with several box
parties listed. Madame May Loeser,
who is staging the cabaret in act II.
viii present the following features;
Spanish folk song. Billie Berrien-
Cabaret-Opening chorus. Boy
Scouts singing patriotic song, LIB
erty-~ Words by Dan G. Peasants;
music by Mrs. Dan c. Peasants
Song, Toast to FL Paso.' Miss
Reva Reyes.
Dance, Spring Dance" Miss Nellie
May Beauchamp.
Song. "Na-Cush-La," Robt- Stanton.
Spanish dancing. by senorita Petra
del Flores and senior GaE-iel Maris-
cal. Ia Jota" and "EI Harabe"
Songs, selected, Miss Nellie Mae
Bowen.
Recitation, 'Impromptu," Miss Gene
ReEamey.
songs and dances. Miss Justine
SegaL
csiSewalz. by the Mysterious
Woman"
Songs. Underneath the stars"
kiss Me gain" Miss Eileen ElugeI
observation-disclosures Steve Fraser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29


~ Jrt-AII--> rs or Decorative
r motif marked the reEimental
- dinner given by officers Of the
.eventh cavalry to Col Selah p H.
Tompkins at the Toltec club Satur-
day night Col Tompkins has been
with the Seventh during his entire
army life-since he was second leu
tenant in his early days in the service
and is a genuine tavorite, and his
assignment as cOmmandant has prov
en- q universally popular choice The
iOllihcation was in truth planned to
There were but Two others of the out
siders hOuOred. Col. HOratiO G. Sickel
of the Twelfth cavalry, who is at
present in command OF the post. and
Col. Edward Anderson Of the Sixth
cavalry. Others for whom covers
were laid included
Chaplain John NJ Moose, Seventh
cavalry Capt Leon H. Logan, sew
enth cavalry; 1sJ Lieut. Gordon j. F.
Heron, cavalry D. %. L. LIST Lieut..
Leslie B. c. Jones, Seventh cavalry;
LIST Lieut. Albert c. Stanford. Seventh
cavalry. list Lieut.. William L. Stick
man, Seventh cavalry; 1st Lieut. Ivan
n. Waldron, seventh cavalry; lst
Lieut. Julian ". Cunningham, Se--
enrh cavalry LIST Lieut. Lawrence C.
Frizzel. cavalry D. O. L.; 1st Lieut.
ua-AALeS L. II cAL4A4ELASr u u LIZ
LIST Lieut. Charles N Hunter, medical
department. LIST Lieut. Latham H Col
Inns, cavalry D. O. L., 1sl Lieut. Ar
thur NOlImer, Seventh cavalry; list
Lieut. George NJ Herringshaw, Sew
enth cavalry I'd Lieut. Shelby C.
Newman, Seventh cavalry; ID Lieut..
John Z Clarke. Seventh cavalry, I'd
Lieut. Edward MaCCormack. Seventh
cavalry I'd Lieut.. Fred L. Tune,
Seventh cavalry ID Lent Meredith
M Cessna Seventh Nd T.farrH
Harry Wilson, Seventh cavalry; I'd
Lieut.. Leo B. COnnor. Seventh cav
airy md Lieut. Ray E. Craig, Cav
airy officers reserve corps. ID Lieut..
Leonard n Merit, Cavalry officers
reserve corps; ID Lieut. Charles j.
Davis, Cavalry officers reserve
corps ID Lieut. Erwin ". Harrison.
jr-. Cavalry officers reserve CORPS:
% Lieut. Harry E Pendieton, Cavalry
officers reserve corps; ID Lieut. Cleon
B. Warren. Cavalry officers reserve
corps; I'd Lieut. Robert Y. Payne.
Cavalry officers reserve corps; ID
GERS reserve CORPS; ID Lieut.. Ander-
son H. Norton. Cavalry officers re-
serve corps, ID Lieut. Carl B. Byrd.
cavalry OFFICERS reserve corps, I'd
ID Lieut. Guy Castleberry. Vet re-
serve corps.
Garnett King was a dinner host on
Sunday evening. at the Harvey House,
his guests including Mrs. Alexander
D. Surles and Mr.. and Mrs. ". L.
Gaines.
Mrs J. c. SCHILLER is listed among
the recent hostesses, who entertained
most Informally at luncheon on
Thursday The afternoon was spent
in knitting. Ten were present
With Lieut.. Henri F. Negre. OF
France. specially honored. Mr. and
Mrs. ". COblentz entertained with a
smart luncheon Of six covers on sun
day
Miss Sarah Bridgers, Miss Alice
Myles, Miss Margaret InEraham Of
Los Angeles and Lieut. Paul King.
Lieut. Ted Elder and Lieut.. C0nover
formed a sextet OF interesting dinner
guests at the FL Paso Country club. [
on Saturday night, incidental to the
delightfully."- Informal hop.
Miss Nellie May Bowen and Lieut..
William Smith were at a table nearby, I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Special Features Are Promised
For Coming Navy League Play

Eccentric dance and monolog, Dan
Novelty duet Miss Bowen and
song. "Hurrah for the sammies."
Miss Reva Reyes and chorus.
Duet. Nine. LOesser and NJ H.
Lemen-
Grand finale. star Spangled Ban
ner." entire company
In charge Of Mrs. r. F. Davis. Mrs
p A. Granny and Mrs. Emma Sheme-
ley. members Of the Tribe OF Ben
Hur participated in a merry Hallow-
cen social Thursday evening Tt was
one Of the especially pleasant lodge
events on the calendar
The Halloween social, scheduled
for Wednesday evening at the CraW-
ford Harvie home, for Harmony chap
ter. O. z. S, has been postponed. on
account OF the death OF Mr.. Harvie's
brother, John Harvie-a sad happen
ing in which their friends extend
sympathy.
OF paramount interest Is the install
alton dinner of FL Paso chapter
Order of Eastern star. TO be held in
Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at
$50 o'clock, to be followed by initia-
ton and later. the installing Of newly
elected officers Mrs. Lora 3. Pence,
worthy matron, and a most Iovable.
efficient officer, viii preside and seat
the incoming roster. This charming
matron has just been appointed
assistant deputy by the grand matron,
an honor that is both complimentary
and deserving
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
AutomobiLing and Outings.

Forsaking city life, mayor Charles
Davis, A. p. Coles. Otis Coles and
Frank Simmons left Monday morning.
by motor. to become nomadS in the
Sacramento mountains for week, TO
enjoy hunting
Taking advantage OF the moonlight.
a crowd Of young folk enjoyed a hay
ride. chaperoned by Mrs Howard Wall
dron and Mrs. Charles A. Hirsch. on
Friday night The merry party mo-
tored up the valley for an el frescO
supper, followed by dancing. in which
the Misses Virginia Dawson. Dorothy
Waldron. Rachael Boynton, Dorothy
and Bernice stiles, Jane March. Hes
per Mcmillan and Corene Edwards.
Howell. Roy Scotch. Ben Camp. Lee
roy Schuyler. Park Bishop and others
participated.
Members OF the Grand View Baptist
Sunday school and their friends en-
joyed an outing at Washington park
on Saturday. Rev. J. 2. Daniel. the
missionary, was in charge OF the
party. Among those participating
We're Rev. J. p. Daniel. Mr.. MeiCkel-
roy- 7 ~ Grubbs Ms I = C,-rbbs
Mrs. H H. Byington. Mrs W V. Wise
man. Mrs. J. ". Earle, Mrs. ". B. Day,
Misses Roberta Hay, Lois Leonard.
Marietta Blain. Annie Hoy, Virginia
Denman. Josephine Larsen. Ethel By
ington. Margaret Thompson, Elizabeth
Thompson, Ruth Upton. Hettie
Grubbs, also Howard ByingtOn. VIII
liam Larsen, Leroy Denman. WILDER
Denman. Jim Langstou, stuart Fender.
George Pierce, Arthur Dickinson. Irby
RUBBISH. Estil Dickinson, Bill Dickin-
son. Arthur Long. Edwin Grubbs, Her
bert Earle and George owen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
An Elaborate Dinner Is GiUen
To Honor Colonel Of Seventh


and the Misses Enid and Marion
Ainsa dined with Lieut. d. r. Bullard
and Lieut. Leroy T. Howard.
Among the distinguished folk was
Lieut. Henri Negre of France. the
guest of A P. Coles and Garrett King,
who also dispensed hospitality TO
Lieut. Ernest Meyer and Lieut. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Harms. Col Edward
Anderson and Miss Katherine Nichols
formed one party.
Others noted were judge and Mrs.
julius A Buckler, Lieut. and Mrs.
Henry Hutchiug, Lieut. Robert II.
Burrage and his bride; Lieut.. c. G.
Sinclair. Il. C, Smith and party and
many at NO host" tables
yellow and black. even to the shiny,
black-faced little attendant, Tom"
birthday dinner Of handsome apoint-
ments was given by Mrs Henry c.
Clifton OF $500 Mckinley avenue. hon
oring her husbands natal anniversary,
on Thursday evening, with covers
u arked for Miss Marion Frances Mad
docks. Mr.. and Mrs Joe Clifton. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Shelby Walter NOEL
roy. tiny Miss Beth Clifton and M
and Mrs. Henry c. Clifton A gay col
ored Japanese umbrella was opened as
lining 70 the dome-each rib termi-
mating in q grinuinE Jack O. lanatern.
" hlch held lOw-pOwered incandes-
cents Of weird hue that sent their
shafts OF light through blinking eyes.
From the central light. yellow and
black streamers were festooned TO the
four corners Of the room, with black
witches. cats and owls curying
through space on invisible threads.
The birthday cake also accentuated
the stunning motif. with miniature
yellow tapers burning in dIminutive
ebony candle sticks, and the menu,
throughout, was suggestive OF Hal
lowe.en.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Parties.

Mrs. Alex Licata entertained at a
buncO party Friday afternoon In
honor of her guest %
OF Galveston Her guests were MIS-.
Curry, MIS-. Melvin Chalu1-~l.n. MS.
j. B. Kennedy. Mrs S S. Carpenter.
Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Ben Strickland
Airs. Franklin. Mrs. Woods. Miss BOr-
deau. Miss Blancnet and Mrs. Cone
steine.
Mrs. Ben Strickland entertained at
her home in the Austin apartments
az an informal party ODD hor
Alex Licata's guest, Mrs Collesteine,
Of Galveston. Tex Mrs Strickland =
guests included AIRS. Fa-net
Bishop Mrs. Berry. Mrs. Philips
Mrs Chamberlin Mrs. Williams Mrs.
Wright OF Atlanta. Ga Mrs. Carpeu-
tier. Mrs. Licata and Mrs. Coueste.n,.
Dancing, music, merry games and
elaborate refreshments all entered
into the success Of a Halloween party,
given by Miss Marie Burkhalter at
her home on North Florence street
Saturday night The rooms were sug-
gestive Of the seasonable festivity
with yellow and black decorations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
By DOROTHY b. JOHNSTON.

numbering Mrs J. Hirshberg, Mrs. A
Nasits, Mrs c. Levy and Mrs. L. Hor-
WITT
Misses Anne Kelly, CharIee Kelly.
Margaret Patti and June Covington
went Dutch to help the charming
young girl hostesses, as did Miss Lola
Bess Smith. Miss Helen Dunn, Miss
lydia Happier, Miss Margaret Hardie
and Miss Louise Crawford, the latter
being a spectator
Mrs. May Thew Mrs W. c. bearing,
Mrs. !. r. Waddeu and Mrs. George
Briggs played together.
one foursOme was made up Of Mrs
w. J Quigly. Mrs. George ". Mitch
ell. Mrs +. p. Jones and Mrs. A. W
: iadley.
MISS Jean Guchrist. Miss Gladys
Booth, Miss Villas Simmons and Miss
Myrtle Langford were another at
tractive bevy who enjoyed the after
noon in playing, as did Miss Earma
Dean. Miss Helen Loomis, Miss Ruth
Dewey and Miss Thelma SpinellL
Miss Vernon Cunningham, Mrs. n.
l. hurry, Miss Dorothy Winans and
Miss Velma Casey made UP another
quartet
At one table were Miss Merle Ia
tum, Miss Grace Priest. Miss Mary
Washington and Miss Kate Tatum.
Mrs George 3. Taylor, Mrs. r. F.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Out of Topn Visitors.

Mrs Alfred Navel OF Alpine. Tex
is a guest at Hotel Paso del NOrte-
c. C. Royal a lawyer Of Silver city.
y. ~, is staying at Hotel PasO del
Norte-
J. ". Carter. a cattleman Of Fort
Worth. Texas, is stopping at Hotel
sheldon
F. H. Mitchell a cattleman Of
Maria, Texas. is staying at Hotel
Sheldon
V. C. Joslyn and E. E Johnson,
two mining Uen from Cochise. Ariz..
are guests AT Hotel Zeiger-
John B. Temple and George Johnson.
cattleuen Of Butte. Montana, are stay
ing at Hotel Sheldon.
1Ir. and Mrs A. d. CeciIe OF state
College. y. A.. are guests at Hotel
PasO del Norte.
The Misses Janet and Nan Nc
Gregor, Of Silver CITY. y. NJ. are
guests at Hotel PasO del Norte.
z. Harms has come up from the
smeller at Iorreons Mexico, TO spend
a few days with his family in FL Paso.
F. c. Alley. a mining man from
ParraL. Mex. has returned froa- q
fortnights trip to old Mexiel, ard Is
staying at Hotel Zeiger-
At their home on Mckinley avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L L Robinson enter
y
Deming, over the weekend.
Mrs Sumner Curtis has arrived
from Washington. d. c.. and is
treasured guest OF her brother and
sister, AR and Mrs. NJ. Soblentz-
Mrs John F. Grass OF Philadelphia.
IS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bruce
smith, OF 1877 East Rio Grande Ar
irving saturday. Mrs. Grass is to stay
Indefinitely
Miss Alberta Eaton came over from
Loretto academy 20 enjoy the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. L Eaton. or the De Luxe apart
meuts.
Mrs. H ". DouCherty, formerly
OF Socorr0 county. n. NJ. who nCw
makes her home at Long Beach. Cll-.
is staying at Hotel Mccoy while on a
business trip 10 this city.
Following a pleasant stay with their
Ell Paso kinsfolk. Mr.. and Mrs o. H
Baum. Mr.. and Mrs GUY Stanford
Tucker have returned 10 kansas. The
visitors have been on the coast and
stopped. en- route hOmeward
Among The cattlemen registered At
Hotel ZeiEer are the following.
Geo -ge Cr-i1-l Canadian TaV: W a.
DauEherty and r 7. DIrri3 Van
Horn. Tex; Emery Gates. A sheep
ma NOT Modesto. Calf. WiIli11. Con
molly. a cattle buyer OF Los Angeles.
CaliE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
EIPasoans Awau.

Mrs. Antoine Kaintz went 10 Chi
cago Sunday on the Santa Fe train.
Mrs. l. Fitzgerld went TO the
Grand Canyon on the Santa Fe Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Refs went to
Akron, Ohio. on the Santa Fe Satur-
day.
this afternoon on the Golden State
limited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levy are
guests OF the hotel St. Charles, At
lantic City.
Jack Ivy. city salesman OF the Texas
company, has gone to Douglas, Ariz-,
called on business.
Eugene Fox. general traffic mana
ger Of the Southwestern, left Saturday
for Kansas City
To pay a short visit to her brother.
Edmond Behr. who is in training at
Fort Worth, Mrs W G. Walk is now
in east Texas.
Judge and Mrs. A. NJ Walthall have
closed their home in Government Hill
for two months or so. while they are
in Austin. the former TO serve on the
committee Of three assisting the SUI
preme court in matters pertaining to
the writs Of errors
Mrs. Julia L. Behr, OctavIa apart
ments, viii leave this week for Camp
Bowie, Fort Worth, Tex, to visit her
son. Corp Edmund F. Behr. first
Texas infantry. Behr, who was a for
mer Herald reporter. and who was
with the Pershing expedition in Next
co as a correspondent
Garrett King is leaving on Tues
days Golden state limited for Chi
cago, called in conference on things
military Mr.. King. who is general
passenger agent OF the S P & s. W,
returned but last Saturday from CALI
foruia. and was among those who
dispensed hospitality at the Ell PasO
Country club. Saturday night. first at
tending a dinner at the Toltec for sew
eral distinguished visitors. He viii
be east about a week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Tea And Tea Pots To Be Subject
Before Art Department Wednesday

IOwe'en party Tuesday evening at s
o'clock
The Baptist Women's association OF
auXilaries will hold a special bust
ness meeting Tuesday afternoon at
2-30 o'clock. in Calvary Houston
Square Baptist church Miss Wilson.
a Red Cross nurse who has recently
returned from work in a French hos
pital, will tell Of her experiences at
the front.
The knitters Of the Business Won
ems club viii meet Tuesday evening
IT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fair
hurst, 507 North Stanton street, at
1880. The class now has Mrs Berry
g 8 instructor for making Red Cross
surgical dressings and bandaEes. but
it is absolutely necessary that not
less than ten members attend each
meeting 70 make the dressings in or
der TO retain the instructor. Mrs.
FlOrine I. Miller, chairman OF this
work, requests that all those who
desire 20 make these dressings for the
Red Cross be present Tuesday evening
1t 1880 bringing with them an apron
I'd a ruler. This work is open 10
every business woman in the city who
cares to do h-~ hit" IN this way M
I'd Mrs Fairhurst are donating the
use OF theIr ho--.e 20 the class until
the new Y. ". C. A. building is ready
for occupancy This is their bit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Two Sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Campbell Wed In Pennsylvania

bride, with Rev. William H. Houston
assisting.
Mr.. Campbell had his brother. Doyle
Campbell. as best man
Mrs Campbell is one OF the most
popular members OF the younger set
in this city" says a Chester. Pa. pa
per. she attended the private
Friends school in Media several years
ago and was active in all the eXclu-
sive affairs in the county. Her father.
Col Frank G. Sweeney. is prominent
in financial circles here.
Mr.. Campbell was graduated from
the Pennsylvania Military college.
1913, as a civil engineer. He holds the
honor Of being one OF the finest ath-
letes ever graduated from that insti-
tuition He was captain Of the foot
ball and basketball teams a winner
OF the J. G. BerEfels cavalry medal
and n marksman OF ability
He is with the sun Shipbuilding
company as a civil engineer.
After a short trip 10 Cape May Mr..
and Mrs Campbell viii reside at 42S
East Broad street and Mrs. Campbell
viii be al home on Tuesdays"
En- route home. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell stopped in St. Louis. TO visit the
latter's mother, Mrs Matthew Rule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

Cruise, Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs. W.
81 Ferguson also took a table, for
the bettermeut of the fund
For bunco, played in one Of the
cozy smaller rooms. the personnel in
cluded Miss Josephine Morfit, Miss
Louise Beach, Miss Katheryn Tobin
and Miss Mary MagOffin. for one at
tractive galaxy
Nearby played Miss Ruth Rawlings,
who won high score; Miss Alice
Pruett. Miss Betty Stafford and Miss
Winifred Woods.
Miss Charlotte Ormsbee, Miss Paula
Krupp. Miss EleanOre FalcOner and
Miss Mary Bryan constituted one con-
genial quartet, the consolation going
TO Mss FalCOner-
Miss Katherine Seamon, Miss Irm1
Morton, Miss Mary Pitman and Miss
Lucy Rehim played.
Miss Kathyleen OrndOrff was at one
table where Miss Ella Mae Hill, Miss
Frances Dawson and Miss Mary
Frances Robinson enjoyed ounco-
others who completed the bunco list
were Miss Margaret Stevens, Miss
Elizabeth MOrriss, Miss Frieda Laskin,
Miss Catherine KELVIN and Miss
Patty Ainsa-
Mrs l. H Tucker was hostess to
Mrs. Battelle White. Mrs F. E Hun
ter and Mrs. J. B. Watson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
IS YEARS OLD,
HALE AND HARDY.
And Praises Cardui, Which She Says
Pulled Her through A Most
Dangerous Period.

Mercer. Ky.-"Abut Is years ago"
writes Mrs ". 7. Ball. Of this place.
- began suffering with change o. life.
and was suffering very much. be-
gan taking Cardui after having SUI
6ered for 3 years. and I was dread
fully nervous. Hardly felt Ike doing
my work. Couldn't sleep wei a.
nights However. after several doses
Of Cardui I saw an Improvement ana
in few days could do my work with
ease and in two weeks I was able 2,
walk six miles and went 20 the strees
fair at Central City and enjoyed NY
self After using two bottles. I got
my natural health and strength ans
it pulled me through that most dan
gerous OF periods n a woman's life
with no trouble OF suffering.
an now hale and hardy. and was
SO years old the 11th day Of this
month I viii never cease praising.
Cardui. which did ne 50 much good It
also saved my daughters life when
she had such a dreadful spell.
over 30 years IN use. Cardui has
proven its efficacy as the woman's
tonic" II you are weak. and run
down. and suffer from symptoms OF
peculiar to women. give
Cardui a tria1.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
Al r. AND MRS John L CAMP
Nj BELL. OF s17 East Rio Grande.

ER AND MRS. John L CAMP
Nj BELL. Of sI7 East Rio Grande.
\ = are back from Chester. Pa.
where they attended the wedding Of
their younger son, Doyle. TO Miss Mary
J Cramp. on oct Il. Another son. Lo-
gan Campbell, was also married re-
Gently.
Mr.. Campbell has been accepted for
the national army. and IS expecting
his call to duty at any hour.
Two OF the brides brothers are in
active service. Lieut.. Alfred c. Cramp.
with the United States marines. sta
toned in Suba, aud John F. Cramp.
jr., with the national army. A third
brother, Capt Edmund Cramp. is in
structor I'm infantry at the Pennsyl-
vania Military college. His sister.
Mrs. Frank K Hyatt. is the wife OF
Lieut. Col Hyatt
Logan Campbell was married 10
Miss Frances Gould Sweeney, the sec
ond daughter OF Col and Mrs. Frank
o. Sweeney.
The ceremony was read by Rev.
Philip H. Mowry, grandfather OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
New styIes In Footwear.

The smart Boulevard Boots are
quite the latest thing in footwear.
Desi gned on an extremely high arch
with medium narrow toe last and high
light Louis heels. they are one of the
most attractive OF the new fail
models They come in Military Gray.
Ivory. Brown and all Black Glaze kid
at $1,000.
Lerner Shoe Co. 229 San Antonio st.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
The Paso Del Norte

Lunch Counter serves better foods
and better coffee than anywhere IN
FL Paso.
The Del Norte lunch serves choice
French Pastries, Pies and apple
dumplinEs.
II viii surprise you how good and
how cheap you can eat at the Paso
Del Norte lunch counter, where nice
girls serve you at the most sanitary
counter in the city. Ladies and
gentlemen are invited--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
DROPS LAMP IN SHAFT, is
KILLED TRYING TO CATCH IT

Bisbee. Ariz., Oct. 2s-In the juno
tion shaft, Percy Anstess. an English
miner. dropped his lamp while being
hoisted in a cage. AS he leaned TO re-
cover It, his head struck a station
timber, the blow proving fatal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29

and the girls lent character by ap-
pearlng in fancy dress Among the
guests were Miss Jane knight. Mss
Ruby Fuller, Miss Mollett Sawyers.
Miss Ruby Davis. Messrs- Manchester
FACET. Jim knight. Frank Davis. Col
Inns Mayfield and Eugene Fromme.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-29
SQUADS For Sale.

Dressed Squads from the Blue Bird
SQUAD ranch, fat and palatable, deliv-
cred in any quantity from 1 to doz-
en- Special attention 20 orders for
dinner parties. Phone 5789.-Adv-