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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Dinners, Luncheons. Teos.

Miss Janet Mack's pupils IN domestic
economy in the Junior high school en-
tertained with a luncheon at the
Bailey school Tuesday, compimeuJarv
10 the superintendent. Iichard J.
Tighe, and w. y Buk, manual train
cooked and served by the students.
The guests We're Mir and Mrs Richard
J. Iighe, Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Burk,
Miss Willie 3. AicCreary and Mrs.
Fannie POgue- The girls who served
the luncheon were Misses Eva Brooks
Eunice Lloyd. Martha Blaukenship
Leita Russell Pearl Rehrig. Carmen
cushing and Katherine O'Neil.
Dr. c {. Young gave dinner party
in honor OF Rev Miles Hanson and
family. who are going 10 Boston 10
reside Roses decorated the house. At
the end OF the dinner. the host said
he wished TO devote a short time in
relating "reminiscences Of Mrs Mary
Elwel, who was a sister of Mr. Han
SON He paid a touching tribute TO
her great intellect and influence.
Then he asked others of his personal
friends TO recall some incident in
which she touched their lives Don
Fiatti delighted the guests with his
music. The guests were Rev. and
Mrs. Miles Hanson. Messrs. and Mes
A. I. Hawley, N. 5. Graves. Frank
Seward. c. B. Stevens, Mesdames NJ
P Schuster. Helen Roberts. Bertha
Terry. Misses Elizabeth Nail. Doris
Hanson, Kathleen Jensen. Helen
OShea. Virginia Thomas. Mary stan
ton. Blanch Booker. Anna Hawley
Messrs. Nathan Young. Robt Car
stairs. Miles Hanson. Harry Jordan,
Don Fiatu and Lance Hanson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

Parham and her mother. Those pres
eut were Mabel Lee Gunther, Marga-
ret Jackson, Cora Slater. Marie Burk-.
halter. Bernice Stearns. Helen Fer
gusOn. Margaret Swoyer, Carolyn
Brown. Louisa Capron. Carmen Lele-
vfer. Helen Tighe. Lois Mae OHearns,
Ida Lerner. Eleanor irwin. Anna Mar
tina Doak. May MOnyer, Leslie Hale.
Carl Dunbar. Rolla Durham. Harry
Talpis, William Elliott, Robert Jack
son, jr. Hadley Fraser.
Miss Erma Pankerslsy entertained
at her home on TroWbridge avenue in
honor or Miss billiard Blankenship. q
bride to be. with a miscellaneous
shower. Tuesday afternoon. \ book
let was passed to each guest and a
word of advice or a useful recipe was
written for future reference for the
ride Towels were passed among the
guests 20 be hemed, and Miss Lois
McChesney won the prize for the neat
est work The consolation prize fel
to Miss Jennie Mae Langston- The
house was decorated FOR the occasion
with cut flowers and ferns A salad
course was served and those assisting
the hostess were Miss Edith scott ana
Miss Fave Pankersley- \ pretty
guests prize was given TO MISS Blank-
enship. Those present were: Misses
billiard Blankenship, Lois McCnes1eys
Alice Emerson, Erine CosgrOVe. LEG
Bryan. Mary Lee Miller Mary GlsI
Jennie Nav Langsten. FRANKIE lang
stem. Edith Scott. May Pankersley anu
Erma Pankersley-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

Ne Of the most enjoyable affairs
during the bankers convention
~ week was the luncheon given
to the women visitors OF tho conven-
ton in the ball room OF the Paso del
Norte hotel Wednesday a. 1890.
The luncheon was served from nu-
merous small tables in the ball room
Of the Paso Gel Norte. The tables
were a glowing mass Of spring flow
ers Of every color and kind They
were used in most harmonizing clus-
ters- Each bouquet was covered with
tulle Of a corresponding shade.
The program, which was 20 have
been given at the Texas Grand the
alter. was announced as Cancelled. on
account Of the absence of Mrs Percy
Y. Pennybacker. The musical num-
bers of the program. however. were
given at the luncheon, which in
cluded selections sung by the FL Paso
Woman's quartet, composed OF Mes
danes Victor c. Moore, W D. Howe,
A. II. GoIdstein and Robert Holiday.
Mrs Charles Stevens. president OF
the e Paso Woman's club. spoke on
''WOman's Part in the Community
Civic Betterment." She presided at
the luncheon.
Mrs A P AveriIl, recording secre-
tary Of the State Federation OF WOm-
Club Woman Superior in Business
Mrs ". W WOOdsOn. president OF
the Texas Woman's Bankers associ-
alton, spoke on school Savings
Banks"
Mrs. :. J Fennel. president Of the
FL Paso Federation OF Women, gave
an address on the Value Of City
Federation
Made in Texas Products" were
discussed by Mrs. J. +. LandrUm-
Mrs. ". A Philpott, IT.. of Dallas,
Texas, who is secretary Of the asso-
citation had charge Of the program.
The committee under whose aus
pices the luncheon was given con-
sisted of Mesdames A. p. Averil, W
P Brown, J. Z. Quaid, J. W Lorent-
zen and :. H Sutherland.
The local bankers wives invited 20
attend included Mesdames J. F VIII
liams, T NJ WingO. Winchester
Cooley. H. N. Andreas. ". W Turney,
L. J. Giichrfst. Henrietta s. Cyrus,
Lee II. Orndorff, 7. NJ Quebedeaux,
Charles Davis. ". L. Gaines, James
Graham McNary, George Bell. jT-, Al
fred Kerr, Walter Arnold. Max Moye,
C.. r Morehead. J. Z. Primm, Charles
Bassett, z MoEe, T J. Stafford, B. l.
Farrar, Frank Murchison. W L Too
ley, r. P Jones and Z. ". kayser.
The members of the art department
Of the Women's club were hOstesSeS
20 the visiting women at the bank
ers' convention. Tuesday afternoon at
the club house. Mrs. H. Y. Jackson as
chairman was assisted by Mrs A. v.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Plans For High School Alumni
Entertainment Are Completed

r a meeting of the enter tain
"A ment committee Of the High
L \ school Alumni association on
Tuesday night NJ Mrs. Harry Schutz's
home on Rio Grande street. final ar
rangements We're made for the recep-
tion and patriotic program to be given
on Thursday, May "a
on this date in the new high school
the Alumni association viii entertain
complimentary TO the W. sigma
graduation class.
The evening viii be divided into
three parts. opening with reception
TO the relatives and friends OF mem
bers OF the class and association. In
the receiving line wiz be the presI-
dents Of the two organizations. the
secretaries and treasurers. The saIu-
tatorian and the valedictorian. to-
sether with Mrs. r j. Tighe. Will
form part OF the line.
Following the reception q patriotic
program in picture form Will be given
in the auditorium. accompanied by
songs furnished by quartet
The latter part OF the evening will
be devoted 70 a concert. furnished oy
the High School orchestra and othe-
local talent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

Nickers. James MahOney, Merrihen
PEARL. Raymond Patterson. John
Picketts. Robert Taft. W NOOne, Jas
l. Vance, Billy krOuse, sam Lisso.
Roy BSnge, Horace Waller.
Ladies Of Rome Anna kianna-
Ruth Dewey. Mary g. BUN. Mildred
Barker, Kathleen Harris. Annie May
Tiliman. Irene Irwin. Pearl POmeroy,
Helen Rheinheimer.
Roman dancers. Edna Pritchett
Pauline Eek. Rachael BoyntOn. Aline
Woodward. Frances Woodward.
French Group.
French knights: Messrs. Richard
COngdOn, Charles c Kelly. Leroy
SCHUYLER, Homer Walker
French ladies in waiting Helen
LOOMS. Helen W Ferguson. Annette
Morse. Maria Romagny. Marjorie Pew,
Rubie Davis, Goldie Williamson.
Attendants: Ruby Davis. fsmadele
RGus. Marie Flint, Ida ROsenblum
Blanch Dawson, Lillian Kleinman.
Katherine Kleinman, 1sola Lawry.
Nav Belle Long.
French ladies' Ruth Carson. Agnes
Steishal, Clarissa Iserman. Lois Ar
dom, Bessie Bishop
English Group.
Knights Of the Round Table,
Richard Greene. Richard POLL. Rufus
Harvey. Charlie Harvey, John stock.
J. g. Stecheroid. Arthur Cohen. Paul
Pritchett. Sidney Leruer. Dale era
ham Payne. Billie Locke. Marcellus
Hone.
The entire cast Of the Court Of
America viii be announced later.
The stadium VIII be enclosed 1y a
canvas wall which viii be carefully
guarded 10 keep out disorder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Women Guests of the City
Are Entertained At Dinner

Z Foster, Mrs. F. ". Seward and Mrs s.
Z H. Sutherland 4 number Of guests
dropped in informally and iced tea
and waters were served
I Today and tomorrow afternoon the
club viii also keep open house from
4 10 $50 Today Mrs. Hal Christie was
the chairman Thursday the music de-
partment with Mrs. RObt. Holiday
acting as chairman in the absence of
Mrs. James C AfcNary. will have
/ charge OF the afternoon.
This evening there viii be q re
ception and dance at the Woman's
CLUB house on Mesa avenue The visit
ing women viii be taken to the club
in motor cars and the earlier part II
the evening an informal reception viii
be held Later they will be joined by
the men, who will be entertained
earlier at the Elks and Toltec clubs
Airs !. +. Williams and the commit
tee Of women serving with her viii
have charge of the arrangements At
the WOm1n'S club.
Thursday. the closing day OF the
convention. all OF the visiting bankers
and their wives viii be the guests OF
FL Paso at a barbecue a. the West
Nsleta Country club. A dance viii
follow the barbecue. Interurban cars
will leave the PasO del NOrte hotel at
o'clock in the afternoon with the
visitors. T N WingO is chairman
Of the affair, assisted by J. r. Primm
and Herman Andreas.
x
AIRS. John Pinkney Robertson, OF
5000 Bliss street. was hostess to the
Trinity Methodist Missionary society
Tuesday afternoon About so women
attended The decorative scheme was
patriOtic-flags red. white and blue
flowers and ferns The TWO courses Of
refreshments were served buffet style
and in these also the color motif was
rssar f.aT ha "a a
centerpiece white wicker basket
filled with red roses The handle OF
the basket was decorated with a but
terfly bow Of blue tulle which was
also used TO drape the electrolier-
This was the interesting program
SOng-Mrs. VIII T owen. accom-
panied by Miss Adine owen.
ReadiIig-Mrs- I. y Corrington-
Song-Alrs. r c. Nall.
Reading-Miss Sadie Ruth Aldridge
Piano sOlo-Nirs. Adine owen.
Song-Mrs- Robert Lander, with Mrs
George Motz, OF Douglas, Ariz, as
accompanist-
Mrs Robertson was assisted in re-
ceiving her guests by her daughters
Misses Edna and Irene Robertson
Mrs J. P. Robertson entertained the
Noman's Missionary society OF Trim
ity Methodist church al her home on
Bliss street Tuesday afternoon. The
decorations were patriotic A two
course luncheon was served and the
decorative colors were apparent
throughout the course. Tea was
poured by Mrs. J. l. Ely and Mrs c.
T. Race. Assisting Mrs. Robertson
were Mrs. J. y. Williams and Mrs
William Burk- The girls assisting in
serving were Miss Jane Knight, Miss
Sadye Ruth Aldridge and Misses Irene
and Edna Robertson. A program was
given Mrs. / n Corrington gave
reading and Miss Sayde Ruth AID
ridge also gave a reading. Mrs. Knoll.
Of Kansas City, sang, Mrs. Adine Owen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

Duncan. Lois Boscie. Dolphin Fernan-
dez. Esperansa Gonzalez.
Soldiers-Messrs Harvey R Waller.
Joe Kidwell. Lawson Mckinley, NJ.
Chris Fox. Archie Franklin
Dancers Of ball-Ella Petticolas and
Imogene LeaYeM
Persian Group.
Slaves of Darius: Bessie Mattice,
Florence Romagny, Frances Duggan,
Lucille Robinson. Ruth Reid. Cyrene
Williams.
Slaves Of the Harem: Barbara Gross
blatt.. Katherine Topper. Helen
K eaton, Katy AmOnett. Effie Fletcher.
Nellie Wakefield, Emily White, Elsie
Brown.
Persian ladies': Margaret Meers,
Nellie Mae Beauchamp. Bernice Boyle.
Selma Herskwitz, Ethel Amstates.
May Mccormick. Viola Allen, Fay
Morris. Pauline Weestel- IrTSa Wolf.
Madge O'Neil. Bessie COpelen- Bertha
SartOvius. Edna Sullivan, Marguerite
Hughes, Bernice Smith, Louise Kin
non
Persian noblemen: Robert Carson.
Malcolm Webb, Justin roster. Thomas
NJ. Jones. jr.. Joe Wright. Albert
Mayes, GOnzalo CerderO, John VIII
liams. James Mckenzie.
Dancers Of the harem: Katherine
Keeney. Josephine Bryant Isabelle
Carthaginian Group
Dancer Frances Oppenheifn-
Cathaginian soldiers: Oliver Fit
zOonsigelhrumer, William tapies,
Clyde Lee. Frank Browne. Pressly Az
new. John Ferrall, Maurice Sackett
John Hinton Mcintosh. James Alto,
William Bowen. Ian Franklin
Ladies of Carthage: Vera Marst,
Marion Edison. Lois Leonard
Dancing girls Faye Ross, Florence
Calheatf. Vineta Lindauer. Maoelle
Macs.
Greeian Group.
Greek men. Messrs. Garrett, Nathan
Snider, Hester Macmillan. Willard
Kline. Gordon n. Smith. jeff Meers
Greek nymphs: Lillian Rhoades
Virginia Cooper. Lydia Ellsworth
Ruth jackson. Blanche Kennedy, Ruth
Pickles, Louise Fowler. Thelma Jones
Jean Gilchrist, katherine Reeves, Eel
pha Youngkee, Marjorie Price, May
Ward. Bethel Osborne. Marie Burk-
halter, Dorothy Daugherty. Elsie
Goodman. Ruth Jaffe. Virginia Hod-
gen. Jerome LapOwski, Lovette cas-
seris, Laurita Ferguson, Mable Wes-
ton. Seleme NewsOme, Dora Gibson
Katherine Tighe. Mallette Sawyers
Hazel Capron, Josephine Boynton
Mary Nichols. Nina Valentine, Teola
Baird Alice Jones. Allie May JOINS
ton. Virginia Dawson, Anabel Gray
Greek dancers: Dorothy Nouersten
and Georgia Anna Graham.
Attendants; Ruth Powell Murlel
Young, Grace Stephenson Helen
Wheeler.
Roman Group.
Roman gladiators; Leslie Johnson
James Donart, David Harper, John
Stahl.
Roman slaves: Irene Railston. Una
Rhodes. Eleanora Flose. Ruth Nor
ton
Prisoners OF war: Leo Wren. San
Miller. Wade Howell. Rude Dyker
Robert Huthsteiner. Thomas Potter
Alfred Newstadt. Misses Lillian Bell
Norton Oliver Mary Alice Campbell
Monroe Bowers. Ethel Hull, Gertrude
Gallagher. Florence Spies. Lena Pal
mer. Frances Easter. Blanche Lucas
Vivian Brown. Gladys Benton.
Roman soldiers: Horace Miller
Davis Selonica. Malcolm RiEdon, Fred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Additions Are Made To The
Cast For Coming Pageant

THE entire cast has been selected
for the foreign part OF the pa
triotic pageant, The Gods of
War" There will be about 500 in the
American part. making the number
about 1000 people
Arrangements have been completed
for the lighting of the stadium. which
will be of particular interest because
It will assemble more light than has
ever been assembled in this part of
the country A novel scheme has been
devised to make use of the light twice
by use Of -efIectors-
All of the cast will meet Friday
night in the ballroom of the PasO del
Norte at 8 o'clock The committees
viii meet at 7:45.
follow:
Egyptian Group.
Priests-Rose Grossblatt. Grace Nc
Weigh, Sallie Phillips. Pearl Rehrig-
Slaves-Eva Brooks. Merle Tatum.
Annie O'Neill, Ruth Edwards, Adela
Escajeda. Katherine Clifford. Ruth
Goodman, Viola Hurst. Henrietta Col
lin, Lucille Watson, Thelma Boone.
Charlotte Frickie, Ruby Roberts.
GenevieYe Hay, Lucille Dunn. Thelma
Spinelle. Grace Priest Thalsa O'Keeffe.
Eunice Lloyd. Gertrude Filler, Gladys
Booth. Winifred Mccarthy. Edith
Richardson, Helen Madden. Janice
Sehmalhausen, Dorothy Stiles. Helen
Cross, Thula Hsrdie. Consuelo Jack
man Weber, Lillian COrcoran. Louise
Peach. Dorothy Crane, Norma HerskO-
Wits, Alice Van Patton. Henrietta ia
cObs. Nay Leech. Pearl Hand. Irma
Ruby, Clara Gibson, Ruth Jacobs.
Winifred Mccarthy, Lillian Besbaun.
Marietta Blain. Nary Sing, Kathalie
Powers. sara Ponsford. Elizabeth
Spence, Frances Franklin. Santina
Tarente. Norma Jaffe. Margie Lou
Love. Martha Uhllg. Hope Dias.
Maids of honor to CleOpatra-Mes-
danes Ben Lewis and J. NJ Lewis.
Egyptian sOldiers-Isidore Cross
blatt, George Reynolds and Arnold
Taylor.
Egyptian dancers-Christine Mac
Millen, Janet Miller and Mildred Lin
daeur.
BabyiOniau Group.
Women WarriOrs-Vilas Simmons.
Maurine Garrett. Viola LiIlair. Gladys
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

RILITARY band music and dec
MI orstions made up Of national
I Il flags gave a decided patriotic
touch TO the dance Tuesday night at
the FL Paso ountry club in honor Of
The visiting bankers and their fam
lies. Not since the new clubhouse was
built a year ago has there been such
a large attendance Of Ell Pasoans and
visitors at any event OF the kind at
The club Nearly a hundred automo-
miles were parked in the space in
front OF the club Special street cars
left the center Of the city at .. m.
Carrying scores Of bankers and their
wives 10 the scene OF the dance Sew
eral dinner parties were given before
lie dancing began, the hosts being FL
Paso bankers and their wives
The first dance began at g o'clock.
There was no receiving line and the
occasion had a delightful air OF in
formality that made all the visitors
eel at home. Mrs. J. T. Williams was
chairman Of the women's reception
committee Other members were
AIesdames Charles Davis. George Bell.
ir- Winchester Cooley. James G. Nc
Nary. ". L TOoley. c R MOrehead,
e \. Bassett. ". L Gaines. Alfred
Kerr W E. Arnold. h N Andreas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

accompanying her on the plano. Mrs.
Robert Lander sang. accompanied By
Mrs. George Mott Mrs VIII T owen
sang. accompanied by Mrs Adine
owen. Mrs. Adine owen also played
a number OF piano selections
The Missionary society OF the First
Presbyterian church met in the par
Tors of the church Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Mary Hamilton presided Devo-
tional exercises We're led by Mrs.
F. W. Norton = talk was made by
Mrs. Urban Williams. Miss Marie
Swartz represented the Young Won
ans mission study class After the
program a committee was appointed
10 nominate officers for the coming
year Mrs Z. ". Norton and Mrs
J. B. Hopper were the hOstesses for
the afternoon
Tt, educational department OF the
Y. W =. A. entertained with Spanish
supper Tuesday evening a the central
rooms on Texas street. The affair
was managed by Mrs. c. H Campbell.
This was the closing OF the educa-
tional department Tor this season. the
program was given IN spanish AM
the conversation was carried on in
Spanish The speeches were made IN
Spanish also. On the program were
Spanish dances by Miss ElOise Knott
en- costume and Miss Lucille Harlan
sang a group OF Spanish songs
Circle one Of the First Methodist
church met at Washington park Tues
dav afternoon. After a short business
session. the members adjourned FOR
social hour and q picnic lunch Those
present were Mesdames c l. Borcherd
ing. c H Dow, Phillip Davis. :. J.
lader. J. ". Thompson. " L Crockett.
Fred Mathew. r. Crockett. g A
Briggs. B. H Sundt and " \ Price
Friday evening there viii an en-
tainment by the y W c. A for the
girls born east Of the Mississippi
river. AT the home Of Mrs. William
Hogarth. 1897 East Nevada On the
25th . party viii be given for the
girls born west Of the MISSISSIPPI.
river. This entertainment viii De
given on the tennis court al the Y "
c. 4. Home, 81 Missouri street.
The Mission study class OF the
Asbury church viii meet at the
church Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Mrs. c. H Rhodes win pre-
side The last chapter of South
American NeighbOrs' will be the sub
ject Of the afternoon. There viii be
no social meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary society this month
The Y. W. c. a. home in ClOudcr0ft
will be reserved for the Blue Birds
and the Camp Gre Girls" the first
two weeks in June. The Blue Birds
form a new division and this viii be
their first chance to 20 to Cloud
croft
The Altar society Of St Joseph's
Catholic church viii entertain at
silver tea Thursday afternoon from
3 to 6 o'clock. at the home OF MS
T. r. Gordon. 2S73 Bliss street.
The Equal Franchise leagues suf-
frage play. scheduled for Thursday
evening. has been postponed TO June >.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Out OF Town Visitors.

J. F Garrison. Of Abilene. Tex. is
visiting his brother and sisterinlaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Haight. on North
Campbell street. Mr.. Garrison is here
attending the bankers convention.
W. \. Price. of Houston, Texas. and
his son, Ashley Price. are visiting Nj
Prices sister. Mrs C Fraser. during
the bankers convention Mr.. Price
had not seen his sister in so years Mr..
Price is also visiting his niece. Mrs.
Frederick r. Koch, on Wyoming
street
Mrs He'll Hale. Of Tucson. Arfz-. was
in Ell Paso Tuesday for a few hours
on her way to the assembly of the
Presbyterian church, which viii be
held in Dallas. Tex Mrs. Hale is very
well known in FL Paso. having been at
one time president Of the Woman's
club Mrs Hale expects to stop over
in FL PasO for a visit upon her re-
turn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

Frank Murcheson, Max Moye. J. F.
Primm and W ". Turney. A F. Kerr
was in charge of the arrangements for
the dance. He was assisted by James
G. bIcNary. general chairman Of ar
rangements. Others on the committee
were: j. F Williams, E. W kayser,
Frank A. Murchison, Lee h OrndOrff.
Hal F. Christie, ". l. Gaines. James
G. McNary. John VI. Wyatt. J. H Hen
derson. G. I. Ezen. s. y Schwabe. Her
man NJ Andreas. c. y. BassetJ, George
ID. FlOry. l. j. Gilchrist, Z Moye, Max
Move, Edwin Wisbruu, J. F. Primm. T
j. stafford, T N. Wingo- W l. Care.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

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lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound too highly and I am recommend
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MsrysVille, Pa
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Episcopalians Greet Bishop
Howden and Rector F. SWif

c. II. Lyman, Mrs l. II. Tucker, Mrs
Hugh White and Y. R. stiles
Those present included Mr- and Mrs-
:. !. Fenneu. Mr.. and Mrs ~ F.
Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs W F. Stuart,
Air. and Mrs r J. Tighe. Rev and
Airs. Perry j. Rice. Mr. and Mrs H.
y Ellis. Mrs William Wiseman, Mrs
y. ". Freeman, Mrs. l.. Henderson.
Mrs Stella Davis. Mrs. Bess Miller,
Mrs II ". Bauer. Mrs r {. Walsh.
Mrs T. W. Bauer. Mrs. George Rogers,
Mrs. NJ. h. Lemon. Mrs r +. Taylor,
Mrs n. n. Herivel Mrs. J. Nandeu
Brock. Mrs. A CRUDE. Miss Z. d.
Greene. Miss Helen Tutcher. Miss
Dorothy Rogers, Miss Nenetia Van
denBrOeck. Miss Leo NandenBrOeck,
Miss Nettie Wilson, Miss Ruby Wiz
son, Miss Gertrude Yale, Miss kath-
eryn Draper. Miss Margaret Rice. Miss
f. Taylor. Miss Il r. -aoss. Miss A.
Louise Dietrich. Rev J. NJ Jackson,
Ernest Myles. Thomas Dranfield, jr-,
chaplain Walter y. Lloyd, 18th cav
airy and chaplain Horace a. ChOuin-
ara. 23rd infantry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
MILITARY MUSIC AND AMERICAN
FLAGS LEND A PATRIOTIC TOUCH
TO DANCE IN HONOR OF BANKERS

Winchester Cooley. T. NJ. Quebedeaux.
Crews and Frank NJ Lynch.
The club was decorated with guam
titles Of flags They were hung from
the ceiling, forming a mass of color
overhead and the walls were also Gov
cred. The tennis court was lit with
innumers BILE lights and the goth in
fantry band played there for those
who preferred dancing outside An
orchestra was stationed in the bal
cony and most OF the dancing was in
side the clubhouse or on the broad
Teranda-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
about Ell PaSoans.

MI and Mrs 8 L Alpern are re-
cetving congratulations upon the ar
rival Of son, born Sunday night
Mr. and Mrs. l. ! Goldsmith. Of 706
West Missouri street. are receiving
congratulations from their friends
upon the arrival OF a boy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16

would have TO stay
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every e month I
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treated by DOCTORS
butmy trouble con-
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E. Pinkham's Vege-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Form our Fountain Hnbit.

Get me haS1t OF Visiting our f0un-
tains daily. It viii add lots of en-
1oyment to life. Also get into the
habit OF taking a package of ice
cream home with you at noon and
in the evening. Your wife and chill
dren will be most glad TO see YOU.
If you are in a hurry just telephone
and we viii have il ready for you.
We put up packages as small as one
pint. Any flavOr-25c.
scott White n CO..
Mills Bldg--ROberts-B Banner Bldg.
4 L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-16
Gifts For The Grdua,e.

We remind parents and friends that
they will find here what the grad
yates will most appreciate. A "Gruenr
bracelet watch for the girls and a
Gruen' outing watch for the boys
are about the incest gifts Obtainable
" II. HixsOn Co.. jewelers.
Mills and Mesa on the Plaza.
Out OF Town Orders Solfcited.-Adv.