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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
AT PARKVIEW
CHARLIE CHAPLAIN AT PARK
VIEW TO-DAY.

To the delight Of all the children
in Covington, the Parkv;ew manage
ment has arranged to present Charlie
Chaplin every Saturday night. be-
ginning to-day at o'clock. The
program will consist Of Charlie Chap
lin in 1.-The Count" and two part
Mutual drama and one reel Mutual
Weekly, containing lots of the latest
war news and an the interesting top
les Of the day. The doors will be
open at D. M, and the adm ssion
will be 10 cents for everybody.
Every child that goes into the theatre
on this night who Is large enough to
occuDy a seat will have TO have a
ticket.
On Sunday will be presented Frank
keenan, in Jim Grimsby's Boy" q
five part Triangle and two part
keystone comedy, featuring Hank
Mann in .His Bread and Butter
Doors open at 5 p. m. Admission
10 and Is cents.
Monday will be presented a big
double bill for the benefit OF the
public school. The program will be
as follows: Paline Frederick IN
'Sapho," five parts: a ooe act dra-
matte sketch, entitled JOY: time
about 25 minutes. Cast Of charac-
ters will consist Of Miss Lucille
Smith, Joe Wood and c. 5. "A. Fnhr-
mann. A patriotic number has been
carefully arranged and it is one tar
out OF the ordinary and will be sure
to bring down the house II Coving-
ton has any patriotism at all, Turing
which Kenneth Noise will recite the
real meaning of the American Tag.
Two complete performances will be
presented, one starting E. ) p. m.
and the other at z:15. Admiss on
10 and 20 cents.
Tuesday night Pauline Frederick
viii again be presented IN '3apho.
Doors open at Z p. m. Admission
10 and Is cents.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
DlSTRICTCOURT
PROCEEDINGS
LAST WEEK
Some Cases In Which Judgment
Is Given and Some Taken
Under Amusement

District Court met last week with
Judeg Carter on the bench and Dis
trict Attorney Brock prosecuting for
the State.
The following cases were disposed
of during the term:
G.. M. White VS.. II. II. Weaver.
Juagmen, in favor Of defendant.
.Ner.llc Jolley vs.. Tailor Ccnsln
Judgment in favor Of defsnde.nt.
F. B. Trenchard VS.. St. Tam n. U.
Ry. & Ferry Co. Former Judgment
of court affirmed.
Smith Hardware Co., vs.. T. j..
Johnson. Judgment for plaintiff.
Orient Fire lns. Co. vs.. st. Tam
many Lbr. Mfg. Co. Taken under
advisement.
State VS.. Coney Bullock. Evi-
dence taken, and while there are sus-
piciols circumstances, the court
don't believe that the evidence Is
sufficient to justify conviction for
murder. Defendant to furnish bond
for $500 and appear at next term
of court.
State VS.. Arthur Chatman. alias
Red Lewis. Plead guilty to larceny.
Sentenced to be imprisoned in parish
Jail for SO days and pay costs, SUBJ
ject~to work roads.
Chas. Roberts VS.. BedicO Lumber
Co. Case came up on . compromise
under the Compensation Act. and
matter submitted to court upon joint
petition of plaintiff and defendant.
and judgment rendered a. prayed
for.
state VS.. viii Roach. Plead gull
ty to larceny. Sentenced to 80 Gays
in Jail and to have credit Of ~ days
which he had already served on road.
State VS.. Hy. White. Plead guilty
to prison breaking. Sentenced 5000
and costs, and in default to 80 days
in jail.
state vs.. Emmett Washington.
Plead guilty to carrying concealed
weapon. Fined $500 and costs, and
in default to serve two years in jail.
subject to work on roads.
State VS.. VIII Freeman. Plead
guilty to larceny. Sentenced to 80
days on public roads.
Jas. C.. Parker VS.. st. Tammany
Lumber Mfg. Co. Judgment In fav
or of defendant. rejecting demands
| CT plaintiff, at his costs.
Mrs. Emma Garrison vs.. Oliver 10
Crawford. Judgment In favor o1
plaintiff.
Mrs. Emma Garrison vs.. Lemue
C. Purvis. Judgment in favor %
plaintiff.
j. C. Hughes VS.. 3. Burkenstocl
| ct ais. Taken under advisement.
Adolph Cousin vs. Sam Roberts m.
Louis Revere. Judgment in favor o
plaintiff.
Albert C. iBosse VS.. ]. J. Paquett
ct ais. Taken under advisement.
| st. Tammany Banking Co. & Sav
ings Bank vs.. J. J. PaQuette ct ais
Taken under advisement.
Eugene Esquinan. . W. ]. ]. Pa
quette ct ais. Taken under advise
ment.
Edgar L. Love vs.. ]. Albert Sa
men and Fritz Salmen. Judgmer
in favor Of plaintiff in the sum q
$416.34, less $3.50 already paid sal
plaintiff by defendant, leaving ba
ance due OF 3288.34.
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26

Wednesday will be presented the
usual double bill, the seventh chap
ter of Billie Burke and five part
Paramount feature with Wallace
Reid and Myrtle Stedman in "Thc
Prison Without Walls" Loors open
at 5 p. m. Admission ) and 10
cents.
On Thursday, May 81, will be pre-
sented Naxamova In "War Brides, .
one Of the largest screen successes
Of the season.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26
Yours truly.
G. c. LEWIS,

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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-05-26

Continued ON page -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

nv week. under the auspices Of
ID The EQUAL Franchise league, was
u inaue-urated Monday with ad-
dresses in the various public schools
Nv mothers OF the city. These ad-
dresses were in the nature Of cautions
n the children about the care Of their
15++1e brothers and sisters and were
5alivered by matrons who have had
,,-nerience in the rearing OF children
simultaneously with the addresses
i,, the schools, the exhibit IN the in
crest Of better babies, in charge Of
AIRS z c. Hitchcock. president Of the
local chapter OF the W. = i =, -, ~
onened in the Popular store num-
~ az children Will be used in the
dienlsv in demonstrating the care OF
o'clock Monday afternoon. q
demonstration Of the preparation o.
sS:blleaers-Iazenby store. This exhibit
r5on will be repeated Tuesday anu
Wednesday afternoons at O'clock
Tba women Of Ell Paso who spoke
at the schools on Monoay aI l Il4ot.
-,-s-e- Mrs Helen Sherry at the hlgh
echool Mrs. David HolEuin at lhe
sforehead school. Mrs. L L. Robinson,
T.-oa-- Mrs David HolSuin, sunset
Mrs Joseph Nealon, Bailey MIS- = J =
F-IliOtt. Alta Vista, Mrs X A HuD-
Highland park; Mrs. g. a. MARI IN IN
Sa1 Taciuto: Mrs c h Canpoe4i'
sIar,o- Mrs E. B. Section, Aoyi Mrs
II p Corbin, Douglas; Mrs ). A
Rawlings, Bean; Mrs. c. tranb4in'
The children are TO reveive cash
prizes for the best essays on the az, az
5-erses delivered by the FL Psso
women
The warm weather coming on has
horn 4lhe cause Of the change in sched-
ne of The Red Cross sewing circles
NJ II W Broaddus. the chairman
for +he local Red Cross chapter, has
announced that hereafter the women
vii meet at the Woman's club tues
day morning. TUESDAY aIOeIIi anu
wednesday afternoon
Tnesdav morning OF this week
here will be a meeting OF All the
women Of the different churches ana
organizations in the city Tor SEWING
work under the chairmanship OF MIS-
Rroaddus. assisted by Miss Evelyn
Logan and Mrs D. Bruce smith On
erS assisting viii be hesdames w L
Gaines. T. c. Searle. T W Lanler. T.
r wilkes. A A Jones r B. Homan-
q. r. Hawks, Martin 2ielonka- a =
Averill. ". N James. c T Race, ;. =
Fennell- ID. Il ELdA ~ L. ~ -
1fsms " \. Pence. Donna KluEel. T.
= Berry r. B. Alves. ". H Forbes
and John Harper
On Tuesday afternoon, from .
o'clock until 5, Mrs. G z Kelly viii
be the chairman
"Wednesday morning Mrs w W
Frurnev will be chairman and viii be
assisted by MS. Charles 7. Menoher.
when the army woman viii sew
There will be q trained nurse N at
tendance 10 give instruction.
=
Mrs. Geo. Biller. assistant secre-
tarv OF the Woman's auxiliary 10 the
mission board in New York City, viii
pass through FL Paso on a tour OF
The southwest and will be rendered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
aries.

The girls or the Phuomethean class
VIII give a May day party in honor
Of the senior girls OF the high school.
MANY unique features are being
planned, which viii make the ARA II
one of the most interesting hlgh
school events Of the spring
Miss Ons and Miss Georgia Gard
ner were the recipients OF a pleasant
surprise in the form OF party given
Wednesday evening in their honor
BIZ Miss Fay Smith, At the home OF
her mother. Mrs Fay Smith, on
Westminster street The rooms were
prettily decorated with spring flow
ers and carnations and at the close
Of the evening a two course supper
was served.
The entertainme given Tor inc
Soldiers club on stanton street Satur-
day night by the Tourist club was
most enthusiastically received. Pre-
ceding the program there was a band
concert on the lawn. The original
poem about the soldier by Mrs. Mar
caret Olive Jordan was greatly en-
loved as were the dialect stories by
Mrs. Henry Clay Greer Miss Mary
Caples was delightful in 4 recitation
and the talk by Mrs. Joseph Dwyer
was enjoyed The Equal Franchise
league viii have charge OF the enter
tainment next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE OPENS
ITS CAMPAIGN WITH TALKS FOR
BETTER BABY REARING IN Ell PASO

Roe. Mary FIournoy. Della Kiefer
Alice Bishop. Hazel Billet. \ Gull
yer. MesdameS Anne Liebendorfer,
Lilly Howard. Paul Heermans, Y. i.
RagSio and Herman Keith.
The El Paso County Registered
Nurses association held a called meet
ing Friday afternoon at 2:30 At the
home Of Miss Minnie G. kerskie. eS5l
Bliss street, to hear the report Of the
delegate TO the 11th annual conven-
tion of the Texas State Graduate
Nurses association. which was held
at Temple. Texas. April &c. L and IS
Jessie E :. Mcdonald was the dele
gate
Mrs Walter Splitter. Mrs. J. y. san
burn and Mrs n L. Stevens viii be
the hostesses to the Areme Literary
society at the home Of Mrs. Splitter
on Trowbridge avenue Thursday ev-
ening-
The captains Of the teams Of work
ers for tag day viii meet At 10
o'clock Tuesday in the central rooms
Of the I. W. {. \ o nTexas street
X
There viii be n called meeting Of
the board OF directors of the Y w .
A Wednesday morning at $3.50 at the
OF the Y W. c. A on Texas street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Dinners, Luncheons, Teas.

Mrs. :. Q. stanton. former II
PasOan. who is now the guest OF Mrs
W. ". James. was the guest OF honor
At an Informal tea saturday az the
home of Mrs. William H. Austin on
san Antonio street
Miss Amy Heard entertained IN
honor Of Miss Alice Taylor SATURDAY
with a luncheon al the home OF her
parents. Col and Mrs. J. w Heard
1T Fort Bliss. Yellow, the cavalry
color. was attractiVcly used IN the
decorations OF the table ana place
cards. Miss Heard's guests Were
Misses Elizabeth RumbOuGh, Lues
TripDett. Mary ComstOcl5, Winifred
Martin and Evelyn Jones. and Mes
DANES Eugene J. Ely. Helen Cream
ana Gordon Cats
DR. and Mrs George Brunner nav =
rs their guest Mrs. l. NJ Earle, OF
Des Moiues. IA Mrs harlc- Silce
her arrival in Ii Paso. has peen inc
guest OF honor at numerous informal i
affairs. The length of her visit has
been uncertain and Mrs Drummer mas
had no opportunity TO entertain iot-
nallv- 4 most informal afternoon
was given al Mrs Brrnners nome on
Mesa avenue Saturday, only q lew
Of Mrs BrUhuer's most intimate
friends being present Mrs Earie eA-
meets 10 leave for her home Tuesday
evening. Mrs. =. /. tanning is en-
fe-t4iuin- informally in her honor
Noudav- There viii also Doe otneI
AFFAIRS Of an informal nature compli-
mertarv to Mrs Earle before heI
dcuarturc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Special Features For Coming
Country Club Benefit Dance

Clara Fink. Julia Pool. Mary Pool,
Ann Thurmond, Mamie Lakeland and
Dorcas Payne
The music Will be furnished by the
Eighth cavalry band
\ large crowd attended the week
end dance held on Saturday night at
the Country club. There were several
dinner parties earlier in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs W. l.. Gaines enter
tanned At dinner Mrs. D NJ Payne
and Miss Dorcas Anne Payne Capt.
and Mrs. L a Lawson entertained al
dinner in honor Of Col. and Mrs. VIII
liam r. Lewis. The table was deco
rated with pink carnations and ferns
The nlacecards were designed in car
nations Their guests were Col and
Mrs. Lewis, Capt and Mrs. L s. Car
son. Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence N. Law
son. Mai. Harrison Hall Lieut.
Charles n. Busbee and Capt. and Mrs.
Lawson
Julius Graf and Eugene kidwell
were the guests Of honor a. j dance
given by Mrs. kidwen at her home
on Cotton avenue, Friday evening
The two boys viii leave Monday for
Norfolk, Va, TO Join the navy.
A very successful dance was given
by the Exclusive Social CLUB Satur-
day night in the Odd Fellows audi
forum. Dancing was very much en-
joyed on account OF the artificial
cooled air system installed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

NE OF the most important 1ea-
&. lures Of the dance which Will
~ be given at the Ell Paso Coun-
try club Thursday night FOR the
benefit OF the local chapter Of the
Red Cross viii be dancing by Fred
W. Harkrider. The interpretive
dancing Of Mr.. Harkrider is well
known. This Will be his first ap-
pearance in Ell Paso and the event is
being looked forward TO with the
keenest anticipation by society
Miss Ethel Davis wiz also dance.
She will be accompanied by her SIS
ter. Mss Paube Davis. Among the
features of Miss Davis's dancing viii
be the Blue Danube, a Grecian dance.
and the -'Pizticati." toe dance from
the Russian ballet
\ meeting viii be held at O'clock
Monday afternoon al the home OF
Mrs. ". l. Brown 10 discuss plans
for making the dance q great sue
cess. Mrs. Brown viii be assisted by
aIesdames Austin Pardee, George X.
! LeBar ron. ". ". Overton, Victor fos-
l ter. ". X Ramsey. VIII Wall Harry
| Wall. :. r Ridley. Robert Holiday,
". D Howe. Charles Bassett. 4 II.
/ Goldstein- Claiborne Adams, r Bill
/ ings. Raw McClintock and Alves
/ Dixon; Misses Marjorie Powers, Mar
Beulah Brown, Sarah BrlGseTs
Kathaleen Pfaff. Mary Hill. Estelle
: Berrien. Edith Mallory, amy Heard
/ Genevieve HornbrOok. Valerie Car
/ rard, Valerie LOrig, Margaret Gaeth'
] fnz. Pauline Bryan. Mabel OConnor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
About Ell PasoanS.

A son was born to Fred Beers and
wife at their home, zoos Westminster
street. Thursday.
+ r Hawley has been confined to
his home for the past week with Sc
rious infection OF the eyes
Louis William Breck has returned to
his home from Hotel Dieu. where he
had his tonsiIs removed last Saturday.
The chautauqua people viii give a
program this week for the GONZALES
cent soldiers at Fort Bliss Mrs
Donna Klugel is making arrange
ments and the program is not yet de-
cided upon
Mrs. r. II. Ashley. who has been
very i'll at her home on Magoffin ave-
nue.. is no better. Harry Ashley, OF
Galveston. son OF Mrs Ashley, was
called home on account OF MS
mothers illness He has been away
for eight years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Sunshine and Shadow; The Sick
and the Well in the Hospitals

AIRS. c. l. James IS also improving
after her operation -, col
Miss Anna Booker is very ILL., AOi-
lowing an operation 49, 1900,
p 61eu has returned 10 hlS nOIllr-
Mrs. i. Moye was operated on 'ne
latter part of the week
Mrs. NJ. Phillips underwent an VP-
eration last week and is doing nicely.
Mrs. ~ Lee has returned nome ~
lowing an operation e.,
Mrs. l. &. Thomas IS very ILL., ~
lowing an operation 49,. 80.
r McEltroth is suffering from an
Mrs. O. Meyers was operated on
last week
Mrs. NJ. Farwen- VINO was Ope- lieu
on last week. is doing nicely
Mrs. y. Carter. who was quite sick
is doing nicely
r Guerra is much improved
Mrs G. Lehman is very III. iO4-oM-
Mrs. F. \. Farrell and baby are DO
ing nicely.
N. Carey has returned 20 his home,
after some time IN the hospital
Mrs. Porter Hincklcy and baby are
doing nicely
Mrs. u. g. Kingdom IS recovering
from an operation
Mrs NJ Douglas and baby are get
ting along splendidly-
Mrs. =. b. Akin and baby are dong
well
Mrs. T. z. Johnson vas operated on
last week.
Miss l. sullivan was operated on
last week and is much improved
4. Yaeger. who was injured IN a
wreck. is better.
r. Earlonson. who was injured fall
ing from q building, is very Ill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30

an informal reception by the women
of St Clements in the parish house
on Thursday afternoon, May ,. from
3 10 5 o'clock. The regular monthly
meeting Of the womans auxiliary
Of the board OF missions Of St Glenn
ent's VIII be held Tuesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock The annual election of
officers Will be held. Those on the
May program are Mrs p W Viii
Harns. Mrs. r II. Smith. Mrs + A
Henning and Mrs c. Crews
The picnic which was given by the
gymnasium class composed Of bust
ness girls of the Young " omen s
Christian association Saturday nisht
on the mesa proved to he . most en-
joyable affair. s. picnic supper was
ser-ed at $50. The affair was in
the nature Of 4 farewell picnic FOR
Miss Hazel Billet. the Instructor,
who leaves Wednesday for New York
and a roundup Of the years work
The girls present We're Misses Anna
Irvinson. Eva Stapelton, Jewell Deer,
Frieda Rheinheimer. Lena Key. CHRIS
tine Molich. Kate Mulcahy. Nell Null
cahy. Ethel Hardy, Helen Hargr1Ve'
Julia Warren. Louise Warren, Eliza-
beth kaufman, Ruth Riggs, Myrtle
Hastings. Lilly Andrews. Mary Court
ney. Lily Barnett, Elizhbeth Fry
Myrtle Mold, Vera Hunt, Elizabeth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Weddings.

c. I. Jacobsen and Miss Elise Farch
were united in marriage sunday after
noon at = o'clock AZ the home Of Rev.
T. +. Williams 1905 MagOffin avenue
Rev. Mr.. Williams, pastor OF the First
Baptist church. officiated- AR and
Mrs Jacobsen are natives OF Den
mark. Mr. Jacobsen is connected with
the sanitary Butter store Of FL Paso-
They viii make their home on Mesa
avenue
The marriage Of Miss Alys Robert
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J. +.
Robertson, Of this city. TO :. ". sum
merrill. Of Los Angeles, occurred last
Thursday in Los Angeles Miss Rob
ertson is most attractive and spent
her girlhoOd in Fl Paso. Her home
for several years past has been in
Los Angeles. where she attended the
Girls Collegiate school Last win
ter, however. was spent in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson accompanied
Miss Robertson 10 Los Angeles the
wedding was quiet, only the imme-
date family and most intimate
friends being present The future
home Of Nj and Mrs Summeriu VIII
be in Los Angeles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
RS. CHARLES COLE, who is a
patient at Providence, is much
improved.

L improved.
Mrs. $. {. Deakin and baby daugh-
Ger are doing nicely.
Ralph English. VINO Is III with
pneumonia. is improv-ne-
Mrs. \. Gil. who underwear, an oD-
Grafton the latter part o. the week, is
improving.
Mrs. =. IT, HINES IS convalesing,
after an operation
Joe HarIclr IS critically III with
pneumonia
W. I. Laird. OF Clint. Texas, is re-
covering from sn operation
=. :. Lowcry is III with pneumonia.
Mrs. Nj Comach and baby son are
doing nicely.
Miss Ada Pitcher has recovered
and returned 20 her home.
Mrs W H. Robert is very i'll with
pneumonia
Mrs. ). A. Snowden IS much i'm
proved since her operation the first
Of the week.
Mrs. \. l. Zachary was operated on
last week and is better.
Patients ut ROlstOn Hospital.
Miss Erma Clark is recovering
Z from an operation al Rolston hos
pital
Miss Erma May Coggin was oDer-
ated on this week.
Mrs. J. StllweH. OF Maria, Texas,
IS critically i'll, following an opera
F. Abrams. 1894 Myrtle. is much
( improved.
Mrs. p. X. Bunsen underwent a
7 slight operation the latter part Of
/ the week
I David Carrere IS doing nicely, fol
D lowing S1frnr oue-a rfpU-
/ VI. T. Chastain is suffering from =
! broken leg
Joseph Frederick underwent a
/ slight operation THURSDAY
/ J. VI. Flanagan has recovered ana
returned 70 his home on North Flor
( Miss Virginia Gardener has re-
/ turned 10 her home after an opera
ton.
F. \. Hughes. 2s1S Grant avenue,
/ is ccnYalescins after an operation
Mrs. W F. Kirby, -seS Grant ave
nue.. has been i'll for several days
Miss ". Lewis. one of the nursing
/ force Of ROlstOn hospital, Is quite Ill
{ Charles Montague has returned 70
I his home on Montana street.
John l. Martin, OF the Alexandra
{ apartments. is very sick
( Frank Mckay expects to return
I home. after several weeks spent al
Rolstoa hospital
Ben Norton, rs Davis street, Is
doing nicely
Mrs. W. p. McCabs. OF the san Do
mingo ranch. is critically i'll
r. g. Tarver. OF North FL Pasc
street. is cOnvaIescing.
W. " Robin returned "a his home
IN Hillsboro the latter part OF last
| week
Mrs. 7. 5. Stewart. Of 11I7 Rampar
street, returned TO her home last sat
urday.
Mrs. D. H Watson has returned q
her home in Palms court. after twt
weeks stay in the hospital
Mrs. 4. Doupier is i'll
Mrs. !. $ Blue has returned 10 he
home.
Patients at Hotel Dfeu-
7 J. Hastens is improving. after al
operation at Hotel Dieu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Pasoans Away.

Miss Eta Helm will leave the mid
die Of May for Cioudcroft. 20 stay
four months.
Mrs. william Rosing and baby left
sunday for Mineral Wells. Tex, where
they VIII remain a month.
Mrs. Dan Kelly. accompanied by her
two daughters, Nancy and katheleen
Kelly. Will Iea~e the early part OF the
week for Houston, TO remain there
Indefinitely
Miss Stella Brick will leave short
" for Chicago, where she viii be the
guest Of Mrs. A L Sherwin during
the summer Mrs Sherwln IS re,
nembered in Fl PasO as Miss Nell
Hsnniman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Lodges and Clubs.

The women OF the Lupln review
social and apron sale at the h of ?.
hall on Friday BuncO and SEQ were
played Mrs. Rose won the bunco
prize and Mrs. u Holford won the
500 prize An ice course was served.
The entertainment committee was
composed OF Mesdames Anna Shackle,
Mary Truax, Lily Young and jessie
Chesney-
Mrs. Roy Barnum. Mrs. Josephine
Forbes and Mrs. ". y Pence mem
bers OF Harmony chapter No. pa
order o. the Eastern star, who have
been attending the school Of instruc-
ton in Midland. Tex, which was on
April 20 and -, have returned home
Alameda Grove 9SS, Woodmen cir
rIe. entertained with card party
Saturday night at Woodlands hall II
East FL Paso. Miss Mabel Moody
furnished the music for dancing The
committee in charge was composed
of Anesdames J. L Fraser. chairman
Charles Weeks and + ?. Stacy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-30
Out OF Town isitors.

Mrs. Frank Weddings, OF Terlin-
qua. Texas. and Mrs Edna Hodges. Of
Terrell. Texas, are the guests Of Mrs.
r r Ellison, 1881 Arizona street
sir. and Mrs. J. D. Mcdonald are Wis
fting Mrs. +. y. Toner. 1921 East BOu-
levard. Mrs. Toner is a sister of Mrs
Mcdonald Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald
have been spending 4 few months in
Los Angeles. They are on their way
10 their home in Pratt Hans.
Carl c. Countryman. Of Chicago, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. ". J. Picker
ing, 613 South Piedrss, al route from
Los Angeles 10 his home. He is the
publisher of patriotic poems. and .
newspaper writer and printer Of his
home state.
Mrs r :. Peacock. Mrs r. 4. Mil
Ter and little daughter, Of Chicago.
are spending a week with Mrs. - -
Covington in the knickerbOcker and
Mrs. r R Mason. on Mckinley ave
nue.. Mrs Peacock Is the mother OF
Mrs. Mason and Mrs. COvington- Mrs
Miller is their sister. Mrs. Miller and
Mrs Peacock are on their way 10
spend the summer in Long Beach, Cal