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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-27

Do wszystkich Polek W Ameryce,

vi AA w
Do wszystkich Polek W Ameryce.
Rodaczki!
Zb1izajq sic tax drogie ola kai-
diego Polaka Swieta Bozego Ma
vodzenia.
Smutne So one dis W Ojczyz-
rie naszej "a morzem, gdzie juz
pc raz czwarty z rzedu Swieci
mad Stajenka Betlehemska strasz
ma pozoga wojny, a z tyciaca pier
81 znekanych wydobywa sic jek
koleSci, zamiast radosnej kole-
dy: bog sic rodzi, moe truchle-
je~
Polonia amerykanska ma W
tym roku swoj wiasny smutek,
choG poiaczony z pewnem uczu-
ciem dumy, re n~areszcie narod
polski wezwany zostai ma tie
,Krwawe cody, odbywajace
sic obecnie W Europe ale juz ME
jake ,,pachoiek", wysiugujacy sic
drugim, lecz rowny rownym.
Mi6dz polska przewaznie Z pod
sztandaru Oria Bialego, a pier
wsze bataliony Armii Polskiej la
da chwila p~opiyna "a MORE, po-
zostawiajac tn wiele serc stesk-
nionych i kochajacych, a ocz zai-
zawionych. Odjecha}a juz chop
cow naszych grenada soora. a CO
dzien oboz W Kanadzie powiek-
sza sic tymi, co walcz /; "a Oh
czyzne pragna.
Tysiace tie spedzac beda Swieta
Bozego Narodzenia zdala Cd mas.
Przy tysiacach ognisk domo-
wych W wieczor wigilijny brak
bedzie kogoS, ktory tam i w da-
lekiej Francyi siegnie mySla "a
mOrze. ! mimoWoli WvSZepce:
,,Czy tez o mnie tam pamietaja!"
Matki, zony, siostry i narzeczo
czone! Udowodnijcie CZYNEM,
re tax jest W istocie!
Komitet Polek pomocy narodo
wei i Armii polskiej w Pittsbur-
gu rozpoczai agitacye, by kazdy
zolnierz dostai ,,Gwiazdke".
Funduszow ma to specyalnych
niema, ale jesteSmy przekonane,
re kazda Polka czy ma kogo W
Armii, czy ME, zechce zrobic je-
den prezent ma Gwiazdke ola je-
dnego zolnierza.
zolnierze Amerykanscy beda
obsypani ma Swieta podarkami,
?dzimy, ie io1nierz po1ski, wal
czacy ola tax Swietej sprawy ME
powinien bye zapomniany. Prosi
my wiec wszystkie rodaczki ma
sze, by wzieiy do serca powyzsze
slowa i kazda ma rece Zwiazku
Sokolow Polskich: (The Polish
Falcons Alliance, 18th and Car
son Sts., Pittsburgh, Pa.) made
slala paczke z nazwiskiem ofiaro-
dawczyni i adresem najpozniej
do 1890 grudnia, a komitet Po-
lex odeSle je do obozu i Francyi
ma wiasny koszt.
w paczkl tie MONA WKiadaC
nastepujace rzeczy: mydio, lu-
sterko, brzytwy, przybory toale-
towe, ksiazki, karty do grania,
szachy, warcaby, pocztowki, pa
pier 1istowy, tytoh, chusteczki do
nosa, skarpetki, it'd. - Me MOI
ma pakowac mic ulegajacego stlu-
czeniu i zepsuciu, a W kazdej pa
czce ma wierzchu polozyG W ko-
percie OPkATEK, by odbieraja-
cy mogi, choc W mysli podzielic
sic z drogiemi serou osobami o.
fiarodawczynia tym symbolem
,,miIosci i pokoju."
! Komitet nasz, dzialajac W po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-27
GAS pc WoJnle
ZEZNAJE w
PROCESIE B. SZEFA POLL
Cyl.

G}ownym Swiadkiem W proce-
sic b. szefa policy c c. Healey,
oskarzonego o graftowanie i pro-
tekcye nor zepsucia / szulerni
wraz z szynkarzem Skidmore i
sierzantem Barry, by4 wczoraj
major Funkhouser, drugi asys-
tent czefa policyi, a sam szef de-
partamentu moralnoSci.
Major Funkhouser, zezna,} re
wszystkie raporta swych inwesty-
eator0w O norach i domach ME
rzadu, notorycznych kabaretach,
W zakazanym czasie s~przedaja-
cych trunk, O szulerniach itp.,
przesy}a{ stale do szefa policyi
Healey'ego.
Asystent prok. stan. Berger
wczoraj przez piec godzin czytal
tie raporta. Sedzia SABBATH zezwo-
lii ma przediozenie i odczytanie
tych ~raportow, o ktore poprze-
dnio obie strony zaciekle walczy-
iy.
Raporta tie podaja opis tego,
&C inwestygatorzy wiedzieli W 80
miejscach, ktore mia}y p}acic
graft "a protekcye b. szefowi po-
licyi i jego przyiacielom.
PrzedIozenie tych raportow,
jakotez zeznania majora Funk
housera, odnoSnie do tychze ra-
portow, stanowia ola prokurato-
ryi wielkie zwyciestwo, gdyz wy
kazuja, re miejsca t eyktore rzeko-
mi piacily CROFT, istotnie przekra-
czaiy prawo.
Ola skompletowania podstawy
swych oskarzeh, lprokurator John
ston wezwie ma 'Swiadka porucz-
nika ]. Naughtona, ktory by} Sc
kretarzem b. szefa policyi i in
nych Swiadkow, azeby wykazac,
re szef wiedziai O warunkach, o.
pisanych w tvch rshortach.
A potem nastapi najbardziej
sensacyjna Geese procesu, gdy ma
swiadkow beda wezwani T. Ca
stello, ktory sic przyzna}, IL ko-
lektowal graft ola b. szefa, oraz
ci, ktorzy mieli graft PLACID Co.
stelli.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-27
Picking, 81 listopada. - Done

Dz1ENN1K CH1cAaosK1 sanis-
uscza wieceJ drobnyeh ogloszeh. anti
tell Swszystkie inne dzienniki polski0
- Chicago razem Wzieta. 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-27
zAPISKI LITERACKIE.

Chicago, najstarszej W mieScie
naszem i okolicy wydano wspa-
nia}e rozmiarami Album Pamia-
tkowe, ktore posiada wartoSc
znaczna jake ciekawy monogra-
ficzny przyczynek, dotyczacy je-
dnego z najwiekszych skupien tn
Iaczej braci naszej ma obczyznie.
Album owo, opracowane sta
raniem komitetu Redakcyjnego
przedstawia sic niezwykle Okla
zale, zar6wno pod wzgledem ire
sci Swej, nader bogatej, jak i co
do formy; dzie}o to wielkie bar
do zdobne GAIA masa doskonale
wykonanych klisz - druk czy-
sly, ma pieknym lSniacym papie-
RE: ca}oSc robi wrazenie re
wszech MAR dodatnie.
TreSc, jak wspomnieliSmy -
r6wniez bardzo obfita: many
tam podobizne OLGA Sw. Bene-
dykta XIV. z jego wiasnorecznym
podpisem, dalej many - mic
dry innymi - portrety ich Elk
cellencyi Xxx. ArcybiSkup6w
Mundeleina i Webera C.. R., z te-
goz s{owy serdecznemi Przedmo-
wy do omawianej ksiegi. q kolei
znajdujemy obszernie opracowa-
ma historye parafii stanis}awow-
skiej (pi6ra K. Wachtla), arty-
ku{ o n~iezapomnianym, najwie-
kszym dziaiaczu Polonii amery-
kanskiej S. p. X. w. Barzynskim
i charakterystyke jego prac W
parafii i w Polonii, oraz piekny
j dfugi list X. G~enera}a Jana Ka-
sprzyckiego C. R. 2 Rzymu pre-
Sy}ajacego swe ma jubileusz ~
czenia i bIogosfawienstwa. Ma
stepuja artyku}y, dotyczace
wielkiej szkofy p~arafialnej Sta
nisiawowa, prac w niej po}ozo-
nych przez zasfuzonego jej refor-
matora X. F. Ladonia C. R., ar
tyku} p. t. % Wyzsze WykSzta}-
Genie Mlodziezy" tx. W., wspo-
mnienia o ksiezach prymicyan-
tach Stanis}awowa. WSr6d cafej
obfitoSci nastepujacych z kolel
informacyi o towarzystwach pa
rafialnych, rozmaitych instytu-
cyach parafii i t. p. znajdujemy
celniejsze artyku}y o Scenic Sta
nis}awowskiej i tamtejszem Ko1-
ku Dramatycznem, o Ch6rach do
skona}ych, o Alumnach Szko{y
Parafialnej, o towarZystwach
Ziednoczenia, Macierzy PGlskiej,
Stowarzyszeniu Polak6w W A
MERGE, Katolickich Le$niczych,
o arcybractwach i bractwach r6-
zancowych. klubach obywatel-
silva, m{odziezy, bankach pozy-
czkowych i t. d. i t. d.; niepodo-
bna wyliczac tn wszystkiego -
TAXA tego materyafu informacyj-
nego masa... zaznaczamy je--
dnak, IL kazde towarzystwo po-
siada tam stronice osobna, Tub /
wiecej; wiele ich posiada tez TO-
tograficzne grupy, podobizny pie
kne, wszystkie tez maja opraco-
wane, lub streszczone choc po-
kr6tce dzieje swegO istnienia
PREY parafii. Dalej many ogro-
nina liczbe zyciorysow i podo-
bin 0bywatelstwa stanis&awow-
skiego osob prywatnych - "a
czawszy cd najstarszych naszych
osadnik6w polskich w Chicago, a
skonczywszy ma najmiodszej bic
zacej generacyi; uzupelnia dial
ten dok}adny spis parafian wszy-
stkich, jacy do parafii - jubi-
latki w ciagu lat nalezeli.
w Album omawianem znaj--
ddjemy r6wniez treSciwe infor-
macye o parafiach, kt6re cd da-
wniejszego Stanis4awowa oddzie
lone -powsta}y zen PREY MEM,
jak vice; parafie p. W. sw. ia
dwigi, Sw. Jacka, Sw. Jana KGN.
tego, Sw. Stanis}awa w Cragin l
NajSw. Maryi Fanny Anielski=j
Osobna Geese ksiegi stanowl2
artykuiy o zak&adach i instytI-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-27

PrncuJeSs w kr6dmie&ciuF - Kup so.
bic tam DZTENNIK CHICAGOSKf
snialo czytaJ poIska gazette w tramwa-
~ Gdy jedZlesz do domu. Mech pozna-
20 nknnna ~nAnVoV nnaz1 eila iNC7ehn2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-27
100 SPALO.
NYCH w POzARZE. =

Okolo sto automobilow spalo-
nych zostaio wczoraj we fabryce
trzypietrowej c. Stone and
Sons, pnr. 1886 Ogden ave.
Szkoda wyrzadzona obliczona
Jest ma $250,OO0. Wiatr roznosii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-27
I V 0jN?!

z ANGLII.
Londyn, 81 listopada. - Barren
Rothermere, brat 1orda Northclif..
ia, zostaf mianowany ministrem
awiatyki angielskiej.
Z CHIN
Picking, 81 listopada. - Dono-
sza Z Harbina, w Mandzuryi, il,
tam panuje istna anarchia, a mos
t}och napada cudzoziemcow i ra-
buje sk}ady i sklepy; wladze ro-
syjskie So bezsilne; konsulowie
zagraniczni zawiadomili je, il
jesli bezlad ME zostanie ujety W
karby, w6wczas postaraja sic o
sprowadzenie do Harbina wojsk
japohskich, angielskich i amery-
kanskich...
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03
DR.. AND MRS. STARK ARE HOSTS TO FRIENDS
At Il VERY HAPPY MUSICAL SUNDAY EVENING
LWWOMANS CLUB: MOST ENJOYABLE EVENING
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

hiss Agnes Stewart. Miss Sarah
Bridgers, Miss Mary White, Miss Nell
lie May Bowen. Miss Katherine Pfaff,
Miss Valerie LOrigs the Misses Enid
and Marion Ainsa. Miss Alice Myles,
who wore exquisite frOcks that
merged into a rainbow Of color; while
Miss Elizabeth Pfaff. Miss Katherine
White and Miss Josephine AiOrflt in
r0sey. ethereal dream dresses. gave
out the programs and presented
veritable hot house Of choice blossoms
TO both Mrs. Stark and her accompa-
mist. Mrs. W r Brown.
The musical was quite perfect and
brought together the large number or
prominent society folk very delight
fully. The hour Of music was at once
compatible with the occasion and ar
tistic in conception. No laymen are
there more devoted to the gentle art
nor who have done more for its bet
terment than Mrs. Stark and Mrs
Brown. Mrs. Stark has studied in Eu-
rope since IN her teens, one OF her in
structors being none other than Al
bert Viscetti. Of the Royal College Of
Music in London. She was also under
the supervision Of Emme Thursby IN
New York For her difficult. versa
tile program OF sunday she became a
little human thrush that Warhled
through one OF the best arranged
group Of songs imaEinable-sOme-
times Il seemed as though a whole
forest Of feathered s0ugsterS were
singing. when her rich low notes Vi
brate1 through del Riego's "Hayfields
and Butterflies; then again 1t be-
came a soft. rhythmic dUlcet tone, as
in The DANA" Her voice possesses
one Of the most colorful tim5res one
could wish to hear, and the hostess
looked charming as she stepped TO
the platform. in a beautiful. irrides-
Gently gown of white. with a touch
Of nasturtium- geranium at the
bodice for contrast. and made her
bow" Mrs. Brown, in an exquisite
gown Of sapphire blue velvet, accen-
tuated by a matched string OF sap
1hires at the throat, demonstrated
wonderful handling Of the iutricacies
Of the piano. with her accompani-
ments fitting in artistically and
auricularly 10 the sOloist.
The following constituted the thor
oughly enjoyed program, augmented
by an the Cleaning for charming
encore number
Dawn --...---.--- 10000 -
(a) Break O. Day -Sanoerson
(b) Swing Song $500 Francis Moore
Mobiles seigneur. salut! Les
HuguenOts) 900. .Meyerbeer
yai pleure en- Reye- Hue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03
Autumn Tea For Miss Mary HixSon
By Miss Simmons Charming Affair

son. Miss Ruth Schwartz. Mss Irene
Brown, Miss Thula Hard-e, Miss
Imogene Leavell. Miss Vouia Bray
Miss Harriet BOttorff. Miss Katherine
Tobin. Miss Mary Noble. Miss Ella
Peucolas, Miss Jean Gilchrist. n IS
GLADYS Booth. Miss Marie B-ddle, Mss
Margaret Hardy. Mrs. John DOnohue.
Miss Myrtle Langford, Miss Miuua
Edwards, Miss Roberta Ross. Mss
Fave Norris, Miss Alma McCrummen,
Mrs. Jack knight. Miss Frances
Lockett, Miss Katherine Dick and
Mss Gladys Mueller.
Miss Simmons received in a pale
blue and filmy white net Of special
becomingness. while her honor guest
was enhancing in an ethereal cloudy
tulle.
Amid the stars and stripes. two re-
cent recruits TO the navy who have
been home for ten days on Thanks
giving furlough-AIessrs. Martin Bau-
man and Charley Murrell, now sta
toned at Mare Island for training as
seamen-were complimented with an
elaborte supper Sunday night. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs II. +. Baumo n.
of 922 Olive street. one long table
held covers for about 30 guests. the
red white and blue streamers running
down It's entire length. with burning
white candles alternating with floral
showers. Flags were hung at the
doors. and miniature ones figured
prominently in the decorations. The
ice cream was frozen In the tri-colors
and the menu throughout observed
the patriotic scheme. Mrs. Baumau
was assisted by Mrs. Henry farrell in
dispensing hospitality. Present. in
addition to the happy sailors. were
Mr. and Mrs Henry farrell, Mr. and
Mrs. W. ". Whitehead. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Harrel, Mr.. and Mrs Jim Coker,
NIr. and Mrs Eugene Williams Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Kienle. Mr.. and Mrs
+. 3. BrOadstreet. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sauers. Mrs. Flora Graves, Mrs J. l.
Darrach, Miss Lillian Cunningham.
Miss Mabel Cunningham, Miss Louise
Fessman, Messrs- Bill Crawford,
Thack Alysworth. Al Atkins. Lloyd
Reecer and Ed Bauman. The boys
are leaving Saturday for their Call
fornia training school. and are proud
that they are members Of Uncle Sans
fighting squad. Martin Bauman has
been signed up for six months. and
mis- friend a still longer time
x
In compliment TO his brother. Lieut.
Robert L. Price, Of Little Rock, Ark,
Russell Price gave a dinner AT Hotel
Sheldon. Saturday night. Covers were
laid for six guests-Miss Mary Wylie.
Miss Pauline Hazel Lester OF Big
Springs. Miss Irene Reckhart, Floyd
O'Connell, Lieut. Price and the host
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03

"hE patriotic mole entered largely
into the decoratice motif for a
= stunning autumn tea, given for
the younger set Saturday, by Miss
Villas Simmons. in compliment TO a
popular young visiting Eirl-Niss
Mary Hixson OF Fresno, Calf, who
with her mother. Mrs. Kate Hixson,
are house guests Of DR.. and Mrs. II. Z.
Stevenson OF North Oregon street
D-yD4-, was excluded from the
rooms, Illuminated softly with myriad
yellow candles. while the chandeliers
and mantel were banked in great
shaggy yellow chrysauthemum bios
SONS, backgrOunded in autumn leaves,
ferns and palms. Flags were draped
beween the living aud dining rooms.
and for a colOrful setting TO the tea
table, over which Airs. Frank Hunter
and Mrs James MaEOffin presided. A
cut bowl Of yellow nuns conferred
the imported lace cloth, bordered III
fern fronds. while four yellow tapers
cleaned from crystal holders pl-ceI
equi distant Serving were Miss
Mary Magoffin. Miss Anne Msgoffin,
Miss Frances LOCkett, Miss Maurine
Garrett, Miss Marian Calnau, Mss
lone Garrett, Miss Gladys Mueller,
Mss hdLleLl4lE LICK anu ALA|5 ANNA
McCrummen-au in dainty party
frocks. Mrs. +. 3. simmons. Airs. H.
Z. Stevenson and MIS-. ". T. Hizson
assisted.
The personnel Of guests included
Miss Hixson, Mrs. Kate HiNsOn.
Mrs. H T. Stevenson, Mrs Oar
sey Hullum, Miss Blanche Roe
Miss Nellie Weaber. Miss Evelyn
Ellison, the Misses Mary and Harriet
Heermans. Miss Dorothy Irene Vol
lertsen. Miss Helen Reading, Miss Fay
Tullous, Miss Bertha Hilgartne-. n IS
Helen LOOMS, Miss Mary Caples. Miss
Marian Howe. Miss Marian Gilman,
Miss Vernon Altman, Miss Ruth Dewey,
the Misses Burtram and Alzina Orn-
dOrff Mss Lucille Crenshaw. Miss Lu-
Ia Barnett, Mrs. Tom Mayf ell, Miss
Eva Stevenson, Miss sadie Ruth AID
ridge, Miss Lola Bess Smith. Miss
Alice Pruett. Miss Lillian kleiuman.
Miss June COviuEtOn, Miss Mildred
BaSalle. Misses Frances and kathe--
inc Earle, Miss Margaret Hines, N IS
Josephine Norfit, Miss Beruice Brick,
Miss Frances Oppenheimer. Misses
Maurine and lone Garrett, Miss Edna
Robertson. the Misses Louise and He
len Kettler. Miss Lucille Mayer. Miss
Dan Ella Burk, the Misses Mary and
Anne Magoff.n. Miss Josephine Dam
iels. Miss Dorothy Crane Miss Mar
jorie GOoch, Miss LaVOn Sore Is,
Miss Sylvia Rivers, Miss Myra Pear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03
EIPasoans Awau.

c. F. Miller went to Boston on the
Santa Fe train Saturday.
z. F Stow leaves for Los Angeles
on the Sunset limited today.
D. c. Lynch will 20 to Atlanta, Ca
on the Sunset limited Tuesday.
c. Z. Blair went to Washington, D.
c., on the Santa re train saturday.
Mrs. I. F. Wilson and two children
left for Pueblo. COlO- on the santa
Fe line Sunday.
H. A Bethea left for Wilmington,
n c, via the Sunshine special, Sat
urday. TO visit his old home.
0Ir. and Mrs. B. T. Stevenson viii
leave for Detroit this afternoon on
the Golden State limited.
John T. Cain and George II. Booth
left Saturday night on the Sunshine
special TO attend the Texas Tax
Assessors meeting at San Angelo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03
Society and Club
Calendar for Tuesday

Marriage Of Miss Virginia Burk and
Clinton COEEer Ballard, In Trinity
Methodist church.
Red Cross work in the workshop OF
the fourth floor Of the White House
Mrs Horace W. Broaddus, chairman
Of Woman's service Mrs. :. T. VIII
liams. sewing chairman; Mrs. d.
Bruce Smith, surgical dressings; Mrs.
l. S. Stewart, knitting Mrs. A. p.
Coles. sewing for Tuesdays; Mrs T.
c. Searle, Mrs Eugene z. Neff. Mrs
c. T. Kelly, knitting; Mrs. Smith viii
direct surgical dressings. Hostesses
for the morning, Mrs. Florence Le-
Baron and Mrs. James Brady; after
noon. Mrs. 2. V Berrien, Mrs C.
Coffin and Mrs A Andreas.
club to sew on Red Cross garments.
Business Woman's club TO work for
the Red Cross. Navy league and other
patriotic purposes
New class in advanced first aid
Tuesday at 10 am in Community hall,
Temple Mt Sinai, for all who finished
with the July classes and have re-
ceived certificates.
Sunset Heights Red Cross sewing
circle viii meet with Miss Margaret
Hitchcock Of 1920 Prospect.
Castle Heights class in surgical
dressings, with Mrs. o. +. Metz
An au-day meeting OF the East e.
Paso Presbyterian Aid society, at the
era
meet at 10 am.
Women's Missionary society OF the
First Christian church at .. m
Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03
DAILY RECORD.
Deeds Filed


Fl Paso county-ConsoIldatod Kansas
City Smelling and Refining company 20
bishop =. J. Schiller. tract OF 16O acres
three miles northwest Of the El Paso
county court house. Nov. 1. 1917; 81 and
considerations.
FL Paso county,. D. Hodge and c. L.
Caspary, Ct al 70 H Jundt. a 80 acre
tract in Maverick survey 16f, Nov. -
1917: 9fs75.
8lagoffIn addition on Tays ST.. Blan-
cas- 20 +. r. de Biancas. lot 3. block -
Nov. %. 1917. 81 and considerations
Socorro grant-L W. Collie 20 W. r
Piper. one half interest in lot .. block
g. Vineyard tract containing five acres
Lincoln Park addition-M. e Hood %
J. F. D. Hood. lots 6, Z, s, block Is. Nov.
%. 1917: &s25.
Franklin Heights addition on Myrtle
ave--W. C. Denton and Il. l. McCune
20 ". Stewart. lots Il and IS, block Is
Nov. z. 1917: SO and considerations.
East Fl Paso addition, on la Luz st
Hawkins Improvement CO. 20 G. W.
Crruch. lot IS and part OF 1s, block ll5,
Nov. Is 1917; 2525.
Building Permits.
Y. 2 Ware. southwestern reservation,
two pump towers; $3.50.
z. F. valdez. blov& 81 Bassstt addi-
ton. brick room. $500.
licensed to MARY.
Francisco Diaz and Maria Morales
Jack O. Suggs and Carrie n. Retchardt.
=. y. J. Weston and Doris ATale-
John ". Green and Ida z. Wehuru.
Francisco Sosa and Beatrice Silvas.
r ". Manning and Fay Glenn
Thos- 7. Powell ard Martha r. NAY
ffe'a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03

ta) Wind Song .--..-..-.-.:;:.-, Rogers
tb) Hayflelds and Butterflies
------------ -ueA Rle6O
0 love! from thy pOw'r (Samson
and Delilah) -Saint-Saens
IN the Cleaning. ...-....--.-..
" ar --.------ ---s--..--- no 7e- 5
Before the Crucifix- La Forge
ta) Somewhere a Voice Is Call
ing --------.-- i a le
tb) The Chrysanthemum -Salter
tc) The DANA --.---..-.. .InaqWlc X
(d) Danny Boy ....--.-.-. " eatnerly
(e) Ny Little Love .Hawley
The Stars and Stripes Forever
A patriotic climax was reached by
the guests. who arose as one to sing
The Star Spangled Banner" in
unison.
Later. tea was served, as those bid
den gathered in congenial groups TO
discuss the felicitous event. or show
cred their congratulations upon the
two artists who hold so enviable 4
niche in the hearts Of all e. PasO.
No debutante was ever the recip-
lent of a greater prOfusiOn OF flow
ers. that were today taken out to the
Fort Bliss base hospital TO continue
their sweet messages to the shut-ins.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03


A. USIC at twilight, on a sunday
MI eve, with ones best friends
4 , there TO reveI-that was the
ideal sort Of entertainment DR.. and
MrG 3. z. Stark offered more than
$50 guests at the Woman's club Sun
day evening. and which proved one Of
the most sciutillating society fuuc-
tons in the history OF the city.
The big auditorium o. the clubhouse
vas never Iovelier, with the light
from the windows E1elowed in q
frstwork Of trellised greenery and
tapers burning from quaint holders.
a wealth Of Oriental rugs covered the
spacious hardwood floors, with tabor
cts and high pedestals holding ferns,
pOtted plants and gorgeous floral
showers. The stage was especially
attractive, with its massed border Of
greenery, its high graceful fern and
palm decorations, and a bit Of Canton
mahogany injected cOlorfully by
handsome, high lamp and rich bro
cades. over the balcony were thrown
gorgeous rugs and brocades, while
huge fern balls were suspended from
the center On either side were sug-
gested inset windows with Candida
brum and their iunumera bic tapers
EenullE 4 slD4lEuH GAlLll4lcl l4A- A-E q
Ropes Of smiiax were festOoned for
mural adorumeut- II was one massive
salon or drawing room-so homeliSe
an effect was resultant from the
transformation, at the hands OF
master decorator
The tea tables in their handsome
lace coverings. silver candlestichs and
floral centers, were three in number,
and arranged at the rear Of the room.
Over these Mrs. w. ". TurneC and
Mrs. Charles Davis presided at one
Mrs. L. 5. Stewart and Mrs Zach T.
White were at the samOvars at sec
ond, and Mrs. Robert W. McAfee. Mrs.
Charles n. Bassett and Mrs. VIII h.
Mari did the honors at another.
Receiving were Mrs. Stark's mother,
Mrs. "A. Il Congdon, Mrs. J. II. Ma
tons Mrs. A. B. Moore, Mrs. J. j. VIII
liams. Mrs. J. ". LOrentzen. Mrs A.
p. Coles, Mrs. J. Frank Coles. Mrs. La
mar Davis. Mrs. W D Wise, Mrs F. Z.
W. Polk, Mrs. 1Iaury Kemp, Mrs. ). H.
WorreIl and Mrs. Josephine Nations
Morfit Mrs. van Wilson was also
asked TO stand in line. but her new
baby daughter is a BIT too young yet
to permit her accepting
Ushering was a bevy OF bewitchy
society buds-Miss Helen Stratton'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-03
Out of Town Visitors.

Dr. s. 4 BRIGHT, Of Albuquerque, is
at Hotel Zeiger-
ex-governor ". c. Mcdonald. OF
Carrizozo.- is at HorGl Ze:ser.
Lieut.. Kenneth Schumacher is home
on a furlOugh, from Leon Springs,
and viii report at Camp Travis od
the 18th
Mrs. " o. stapleton has FOR her
house guest. Mrs = D. Dantzler OF
Eufaula, Ala. who is her sister. The
visitor is TO stay indefinitely
Following a two months visit with
her soninlaw and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs. Is. Z. Jenness, Mrs. Ives G. Sar-
gent left Saturday Tor her nome IN
Boston Mrs. Sargent is charming
matron, whose stay IN the city waas
thoroughly enjoyed by hosts OF
friends Of the Jenness's.
Mrs. c. 2. Mclean, OF Sacramento
Calf, is in the city for few days,
visiting with a score or lnumaf @
friends. She formerly lived IN Fl
Paso, where she occupied q prominent
place socially and in club life. and
will furnish the incentive OF much
informal entertaining Mrs Mclean
is 1T present with Mrs. r H Bishop,
at the Locke.
Among the cattlemen registered at
Hotel Zeiger are r. $. Bean. r
DurriIl. r L Leatherman, Earnest
DeIk, and Joe Provine. all OF Van
Horn; J. r. Written, of Lamar, Col;
4. / Boyd, Of Fort Hancock; ". A
Bedeu. Of Gail, Texas; J. D. Premett
and G. L. Downs, Of Bowie, Ariz-;
Carey Thomson. OF Toyah; ". T.
Thwaits, OF Silver City; r E Powell
Of Carrizozo: J. A. wilbur. Ct
Odessa; ]. n. Parker, Of Sierra
Blanca; J. Z. Holdee, ". B. Slaughter,
X. Backman, V E. Dunno. c. F.
Hathaway and J. B. Potter. all OF Big
Springs; J. II. Charless and Oliver
McNew, Of Alamogordos J. V. Phil
tame. Of Valentine.