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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23

Fair though the skies where our fancies may
wander,
Fair though the lands where our footsteps
may roam
Idaho still to the heart will grow fonder,
Farest of all are the scenes of our home.
Where mid thy canyons the torrents are
flowing,
Where on thy SUBMITS the crags are so
steep,
Fairest of flowrs the syringa is growing,
Glory awakes from the deserts gray
sleep.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
FIRST SPUD MILL
FOR IDAHO FALLS

Within the next 10 days Idaho Falls
will have the distinction Of having in
cpe; alton the first potato flour mill in
the United States. Carl Feltnausen is
to be manager of tie concern
The building for the mill and the ele-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
STUDENTS
FOR TRAINING CAMP

A list containing the names Of % ap-
pointees to the third officers training
camp which will open at Fort Riley,
Kansas. Jan. 5, was made public this
morning by Lieutenant Luther E. Fell
ker, u. s. A.. retired, university COM
mandant. One more man is to be des-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-23
FROM STATE EXCHANGES

messed the splendid spirit in which
they left. gave them cheers and silent
blessings. Not real man who saw
them leave, but who wanted to be
with them, and many who have not
been called, and who for many rea-
sons probably will not be called, but
who enYied them, and who would go,
and will, if needed.--Register, Idaho
Falls.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Receptions.

Mrs Alice z. Barlow. former FL
Pasoan. who is now residing n Cliff
ton. Ariz. who is here for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Z. Brooke Jones.
was the guest OF honor al a reception.
Friday The affair was given oy the
Wade Hampton chapter OF the United
Daughters of the COnfederacy. at the
home Of Mrs ". l.. Casey. on Rio
Grande street Helen Dale, Frances
Wilchar and James Maurice Deaver.
received the cards al the door. In the
receiving line were Mesdames Barlow,
Z u. Lawrence, c. G Crews. L A
y. Huber. and ". [. Care. Assist
ing in entertaining were Mesdames
Harry hurry, Z. ! Gentry. 5 La
mont Davis. H c. Dyer. Charles +.
Bryan. E. Brooke Jones. A ". Nc
Lean, c. H A Schrock and J. H. Gun
ninCham- The house was aTractively
decorated with palms and Texas and
Confederate flags. y negro orchestra
played through the afternoon. Mrs.
Barlow was presented with 4 bouquet
Of roses by Mrs q. NJ Wilchar. on be-
half OF the chapter. In responding
Mrs Barlow spoke of Gen Wade
Hampton. To- whom the chapter is
named and OF the vaIor of South Caro-
lima citizens during the civil war. Re
Ireshmeuts were served by a bevy Of
young women. who were Misses Mar
garet Bush. Minnie Wolfe, Mary Evans.
Grace Mcneil, Evelyn Payne. Isabelle
Springer. Margaret Bryan. Vernon Gun
ningham and Melissa Smith. About
600 guests attended the party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

a ISIS JEAN DEWAR PARKER, OF
MI New York city, who is the
= u house guest OF Mrs. ". J. Free
man. was the guest OF honor at a pref
tily appointed afternoon tea, given Fri
day by Mrs. Freeman, at her home on
California street. The rooms We're frag-
rant with hyacinth blossoms in silver
baskets. Little Ruth Fennessy re-
ceived the cards at the door. she wore
a white organdfe frock. with pink hair
ribbons and sash and carried silver
basket tied with white tulle-
Receiving with Mrs. Freeman were
Miss Parker and Mrs Robert Krakauer.
Mrs Freeman wore a gown Of april
cot ColOred taffeta. with rhinestone
bands over the silk shoulder straps.
Miss Parker was dressed IN silver
lace, with a drapery Of rose pink tat
feta forming part of the bodice and
skirt tunic- She wore a corsage bcu-
quet of orchids and hyacinths.
Mrs krakauer's gown was Of black
net over ecru embroidered net. The
girdle was Of japanese embroidery in
soft pastel shades OF rose, blue and
yellow, edged with tiny black and
white beads.
During the afternoon Mrs. VIII T.
owen entertained the guests with q
group Of songs. Mrs Adine owen
played her piano impairment As
sisting in entertaining were Mesdames
Frank A Spence and Francis NJ Beall.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room. Mrs '. T. RaggiO poured
the chocolate and Mrs. W. d. Mayfield
the tea
Mrs. Eacgio wore a gown OF white
net over 0ale pink silk The borders
of the skirt tunics anS the bodice were
ornamented with gold lace.
Mrs Mayfield was dressed in black
chiffon over black satin.
The serving table was laid with
battenberg lace cloth. In the center
was an oblong basket, whose tall
square handles were connected with
lattice work effect, twined with smilaX
and tiny white flowers. The basket
was filled with lavender orchids ana
hyacinths- Assisting in serving in the
dining room were Misses Doris Free
man. Lucille Harlan. Helen Conway,
Frances Mayer and Helen Aguirre-
Among the guests were Mesdames A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Ell PaSoanS Returning

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Levy. who have
been visiting in New Orleans. are ex-
pected TO return nome within n few
days.
Mrs J. H Allison has returned to her
home in Fl Paso. from a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. f. ". Brown, in HOus-
ton. Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Moore and little
Mary Josephine Evans have returned
from a three weeks visit in various
points OF the east.
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Dayton Lach-
man. and baby. who have been visit
ing for some time. with Mrs Lachman J
parents. in Louisville. KY, will return
home the latter part Of the coming
week.
Miss Nellie May Bowen. who is a
student Of the Marlborough School for
Girls in Los Angeles, will return TO e
Paso in April. 10 spend her Easter va
cation with her parents. While here
she may play a piano recital
Mrs. John H Grant. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. r. Steel.
in St. Louis for the past month. has
returned TO her home on Brown street.
Mrs. Grant visited New Orleans for
the Mardi Gras. on her way from St
Louis.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
By RUTH MoNRo AUGUR.

~ L PASO viii be quite 2 gay place
during the week ahead. for there
- is going 10 be much going on in
the social line A number Of affairs
are being planned for visiting people.
The cattlemen's convention viii, Of
course. be the occasion for many in
formal parties, by which FL Pssoans
will entertain their friends. and there
will be the usual organization meet
inEs
Starting out the week. on sunday
afternoon Miss Eva Smith, Of Toledo,
Ohio, who is the guest Of Mrs Mar
saret Rowley. will he the honor guest
at an informal tea. given at the home
OF Mrs. Rowley. by Mrs ROwley and
MS John A Robenson-
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanders and
Mrs. Carrie Freudenstein VIII entertain
with dinner party at Hotel Paso del
Norte, complimentary to their niece,
Miss Emma Gus0Orf. and Henry Well
Ter. whose engagement has recently
been announced
Monday Mrs. Anna Porter Krause
will give luncheon complimentary TO
Mrs ". H Allaire's guests Mrs.
Charles whitehead and Miss Virginia
Whitehead. Of Denver. Colo.
The monthly meeting OF the Re
becca Stoddert chapter of the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution viii
be held Monday afternoon at o'clock.
in TIE D. A r room of the Woman's
club building. Mrs ". s. Tilton will
be the program chairman. H D. Slater
viii discuss the current year in his
tory making A flag drill viii be
given by a group of pupils from the
Lamar school Mrs. Victor Moore and
James Patrick Holmes Will each sing
solos.
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs J. H. Goodman the women of the
B'Nsi Zion congregation synaEog will
give q bridge and bunco party
Mrs G. ". Roberts will entertain
Monday afternoon at her home in
celebration OF her birthday anniver-
sary.
While not happening in FL Paso,
incidentally FL Pasoans are all inter
ested in the Inauguration Of president
woodrow Wilson. which takes place
Monday.
Tuesday Mrs Henry Picard will en-
terrain with q bridge party in the
WOman's club building
Mrs. Everett Long is to be the
hostess for the Kern Place Bridge club
the same afternoon.
Mrs Norwood Hall will entertain the
Tuesday Bridge club at her home IN
Manhattan Heights.
Mrs. Charles Whitehead. Of Denver.
Colo. will be the guest Of honor at a
bridge party. to be given BY Mrs. ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

H Allaire Tuesday afternoon, in Hotel
Baso del Norte-
The monthly meeting OF the board
of directors OF the WOman's club Will
be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
in the club rooms.
The annual election Of officers of the
Woman's club will be an event Of in
terest Wednesday afternoon. at the
} -~.hly meeting Of the general club.
Following the business session. an in
jeresting program viii be presented,
with Mrs D Y FenneSsy IN charge
Mrs. Olga Kohlberg will read a paper
on the little communal theater Miss
Julia Pool Will play a piano solo Irish
Legend" by Andrews. Miss Virginia
Burk will sing group of Irish songs.
The topics OF the day. The Irish Play
a Dramatist" viii be discussed by Mrs.
Fennessy- Mrs. Fennessy will read
Synge's Riders to the Sea- The
hostesses will be Mrs Frank Powers
and Mrs Fred Knollenberg-
Wednesday evening. from $50 10
1890 o'clock. the visiting women at
tending the cattlemen's convention
viii be entertained by the WOmen's
club with a reception. to be given in
the club pariOrs.
The usual weekly hop will be given
1T the officers club a. Fort Bliss.
Wednesday night.
Mrs W W Whitehead will enter
tain the Locust 500 club Wednesday
The same day the members Of the
AIistletoe 500 club viii enjoy the hOspi-
tslitv of Mrs. r. F. Hawley.
Mrs. J. II. Galinn and Mrs. :. J. Wolf.
Of Utica. y. Y. who are visiting here,
viii be guests Of honor at a luncheon.
to be given By their hostess. Mrs. F.
SHAY. at her home on Moth Ochoa
street
The Happy Hour Crochet club will
meet Wednesday afternoon AT the
home Of Mrs G. H Duncan.
Mrs Charles P. George will enter
tain the Army Bridge club Wednes-
day
The Fortnightly dinner-dance of the
Toltec club will he a pleasing event
Of Thursday night. Among those re-
serving tables for this affair are Capt
and Mrs James Regain. who Will enter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
SOCIAL AFFAIRS OF CAT7LEMENS
CONVENTION TO MARK MUCH OF
GALETY OF APPROACHING WEEK

tain y guests: Col and Mrs. William
II. Allaire. who will entertain ten
guests: DR.. and Mrs r L Ramey. who
will have a party OF IS guests. Lieut.
Edwin y. Hardy. who Will be host 10
eight guests. and Lieut.. Stuart Cramer,
ir-. who will entertain ten guests
Mrs. Charles Whitehead. OF Denver,
Colo. will be the guest OF honor at
luncheon. to be given by Mrs THOMAS
y GimperlinE. Thursday.
Mrs. Tom Lea Will entertain the
Thursday Embroidery club.
Mrs. c. Clark viii be the hostess 10
the members Of the I Refuse 10 Tell
club Thursday.
Mrs. 6. g. Woodward viii entertain
;he Thursday Bridge club
Mrs :. I. Schwartz and Mrs SOPHIE
Bareulau viii be hOstesseS at a bridge
party. TO be given in the Woman s
club building. Thursday
The regular meeting Of the Fl PasO
EQUAL Franchise league VIII be held
Thursday afternoon a: 3 o'clock II the
chamber of commerce building
The weekly dance OF the West
Ysleta Country club viii occur Thurs
day night
the high school viii have dance at
the Woman's club
Mrs. P. Z. FIenniken will entertain
the Fancywork club Friday AT the
home of her daughter Mrs T. w
Lanier. on Montana street
Mrs. James Vance will give an in
formal luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
Charles Whitehead. Of Denver Colo-'
Friday.
Mrs. David SchwarZ viii entertain
Friday with a bridge party in celebra-
tion of her 2Ist wedding anniversary
and in honor Of her daughter Mrs.
Harry Stein. OF Los Angeles
SATURDAY. night there viii be the
usual weekend dance at the FL Paso
Country club
The Young WOmen's Christian assoc
the downtown rooms Of the associa-
ton Saturday night. which promises
TO be a very unusual and jolly affair.
The high school students VIII give
a vaudeville entertainment and min
streI show Saturday night IN the
school auditorium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
|New York Visitor Is the Guest
of Honor At Charming Tea

". Foster ". p. Ruggles. Of Bayonne.
y J.. Charles r LOOMS. L. C. Witner-
spoon, r H. oliver, j. NJ Lewis. Ered
Woodwork. :. " Aguirre. Isabel Con-
way. A L. Cox. F. l.. Torres. J. y
Childs VIII T. owen. Adine owen. W.
J. Quigley Frank Hughes. Harvey j.
simmons. W X Brown. Ralph Dim
mitt, Frank A Spence. ]. Monroe Proc
tor, o. H. Baum, II T. Bowie. G. NJ
Crombie. Harris Walthau. VIII Crom-
Die, u. V Fennessy, W p Miller, r
". Seward. Carl Lee Smith. f. II
Stark. 4. r. CongdOn. r. T. Walz. T.
a. Young. Milton \ Warner, Otis l.
Mcintyre, J. J. Pearce. r. V Pearson,
Adrian Pool. ". D. Mayfield. J. DAVIS
Mayfield, Francis N Beall. Robert
krakauer. Mcconnell. L. Hutchins,
Frank H. Todd. jay 9. Long T. George
Mackenzie, Russell p. Kyle, '. Z. Rag
siO, II. NJ. Spinelli. ". g Raum. Louis
St 7. Thomas. !. ". 3. RObinsOn. X.
Emmett Hines. Zach Lamar Cobb. II.
l. Fletcher. Meta Windes, H b. Whit
aker. Misses sue CrJmbie. Bertha Pool.
Mary Pool Vera Pool. Julia Pool, Mary
Hickey. Louise Sanburn. COrInne Brit
tingham. and Beulah Brown
x
The annual luncheon OF the COL
lege WOman's club will be held Satur-
day. March 10, at 1880 o'clock. in the
Woman's club building Mrs. \ j.
Norris is the chairman Of the program
committee and her assistants are Mrs
Fred W Norton. Misses Elva sly. Wini-
fred Smith ana Lelen Becker. Mrs
D p. Stewart is the chairman OF the
arrangement committee. consisting
of Mrs. c. II. Campbell and Mrs. George
Drummer.
dinner party was given in Hotel
Paso del Norte. Friday night by Maj.
Frank a Wilcox and Capt Martin IA
Crimmins. preceding the Eighth brigade
dance The guests included Capt. ana
Mrs. James Regan. Mrs. Deming Smith,
Of New York Misses Anne Patterson
of New York. and Carter Rudy. OF
Henderson. Ky. Col. Daniel l.. Tate,
and Frank Robertson. of New York
city.
Mrs. 1. 2. Garberg was the hostess
al an informal tea Thursday after
noon. given al her home in the Arizona
apartments Her guests included Mes
DANES J. B. Brown. Harold Johnson,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Pnrties.

ATiIda Muller entertained number
Of her little friends Friday afternoon,
at her home in Richmond Terrace, with
a Texas Independence day party The
living room and dining room were dec
GRATED with Texas flags and bunting
OF the national cOlOrs- The buffet ana
table were decorated to represent the
flag Of the Texas republic In the
center Of the table were 2 number OF
Texas and American flags from which
red white and blue streamers extend
ed to each guests plate There were
IS little guests. The places were
marked b. hand painted cards, in
kewpie design. the work Of the sister
of the hostess. Mrs A. Andersen The
ice course and cake were in the ma
in the center OF the ices. Through the
played. In the guessing game Jose
Gretchen Elmendorf received the con-
ISOLATION prize Dancing was also an
amusement Of the party. Pretty solo
dances were given by Gladys Primm.
Sara Katherine Aksrd and Milda Null
Ter. The guests were Elizabeth Hum
phries, Eleanor HUMPHREYS. Gretchen
Elmendorf. Sara Katherine Akard.
Gladys Primm. Edna SnOddy. Sally
May McCamant Josephine Bryant.
Katherine Muller. Elizabeth Fegan,
Elizabeth Bull, Virginia Pope. William
Menoher. Hunter Akard. Aulston To-
per and Earl RodehaFer. Assisting
the hostess IN entertaining were her
mother, Mrs. Fred Muller. her sister.
Mrs \. Andersen. Mrs Frank Elmen-
dorf and Miss Stella Phipps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Ou OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. Francis Collins and baby son.
Billie OF New Mexico. are visiting Mrs
Collins's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
German. Of Sunset Heights
Mrs J. @. Post. of Holland. Mich,
has arrived for a visit with her sister,
Mrs r B. Gilbert and Mr. Gilbert.
She viii be here for some time.
Mrs Stuart Harrison, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, is the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
John FIELDING. jr-. and Mr.. Fielding, at
their home. 1908 North FL PasO street.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Dobson have re-
turned to their home in Nashville,
Tenn, after spending six months in
Fl Paso Mrs. DobsOn will be missed
by a host OF friends she has made
while here visiting her cousin, Mrs J.
J. Finney. at her home on Fort boule-
yard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
The GOSSIP CORNER.
BY RUTH MONRO AUGTR.

fred Kranzthor; tympani. Frank Scot
ten and, A W Downen piano
A very welcome addition 70 the mus
zeal circles of FL PasO is James Pat
rick Holmes, who has a very pleasing
tenor voice. Mr.. Holmes sang at Mrs.
O. H. Baums party the other day and
won a most cordial reception He is 70
sing next week at the Daughters of
the American Revolution meeting Mr.
Holmes has but recently come here
from SeQuin. Tex, to make Fl Paso his
home. He is not a professional musi-
clan.
The February edition OF the Pros
pector. the monthly publication OF the
Texas School of Mines students. is just
out The pamphlet, though small, is
well arranged and combines both Sc
rious topics. in discussion Of mining
questions and problems. with things in
a lighter vein and the usual hits on the
students of the school The editorial
staff Is composed OF H Becker, jr-
editor: Tom Clements and J. W VIII
son. associate editors, r. ". Bailey,
athletics; Carroll Roman. fun; ROliene
Upton. knocks: Ruth Brown. society;
Grace Odell, exchanges. and Alfred
Black and Orban Walker, business
managers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

~ LEIGH riding. with the thermo-
meter l. degrees below zero,
- snow way above her shoetops, is
sport that an Fl Paso girl is now en-
joying at her eastern school. The girl
is Dorothy Williams. the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. " c. Williams. Dot"
as she was popularity called by her
mates at the FL Paso School for Girls.
is now attending the Emma Willard
school at Troy, y Y, and this Is the
first time that she has ever seen heavy
snow or gone sleigh riding. Naturally
she IS having the time OF her life
Mrs. ". 3. i,uggles is a very charm
ing visitor IN the city. from Bayonne.
y. J. She is here as the guest of Mrs.
4 W. Foster. Mrs. Ruggles is a prom
inent club woman OF her home city.
she IS an active member Of the WOm-
ans club, former president Of the
Athena Literary club and a member Of
the Daughters of the Revolution This
is the first visit of Mrs Rusgles to the
southwest Living on the coast most
OF her travels have taken her abroad
or 10 Central America. She is quite in
love, naturally, with the climate and
the country here
Mrs. James Z. Bowen. former pres
ident Of the Robert i. Lee chapter Of
the United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. has been appointed by Mrs.
Eleanor o Spence the state president
Of the order. on the state committee
Of the national peace committee Mrs.
Bowen has been a most efficient work
er IN this organization here and should
be valuable member on any state
committee Mrs. J. F SMART. of ~ AGO.
is the chairman Of the state commit
tee.
The high school orchestra is a
mighty fine Institution and one in
which the city should take great
amount Of interest and pride. While
the mem bership is in the majority,
formed Of high school students. it IS
not confined TO them. but any young
musicians Of the city may be members.
The orchestra played most creditable
concert at the entertainment given at
the high school Thursday and Friday
nights. The players in the orchestra
Dorothy Crane Genevieve Hay, Maria
komagny. Sammie Livesley, Lillian
Brown. Bertha Gibson. Erin Middleton,
William Bias. Ellis Wingc. Byrl Bur-
dick, Raymond Sally. E. Glasgow. G. V.
BOscoe, p r German. Paul Goakes.
Frank Daniels, HoraciO FourZan. Z.
Goetz. and John Ricart. violas. Arthur
Wheatley and John Richardson. cellOs.
Coral Bias. Amalia Napoles and Aman-
do Reyes: basses. F. McDaniels and A
Reyes; flutes T.. T. Thew and Ewald
Kipp. clarionets. Charles Miller. Clay
Miller and John O'keeffe- comets. Jerry
Pierce, A kohlruss and 3. ODel;
horns, A. Engle. Edna Barnes and Law
son Mckinney: trombones. Ramon
COncha- W Burnside and f Grips;
tuba. F. McDaniels. percussion. VIII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

We are closing out at 80 percent re-
duction a large line OF leather purses
and hand bags We also include in
this sale toilet and manicure sets. Some
of these items are shown in our win
dow However, 10 appreciate just
what this sale offers. we invite you
to come in and see the complete stock
OF items offered This sale takes place
a our Mills Bldg Store.
Scott White n Co.
Safety First" Druggists-Aiills Bldg,
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Fl Paso HousekeeperS Interested.

7 large number OF II PasO house,
keepers are interested in the new food
product-"Jack Rabbit" Shortening
that has been demonstrated at The
Heralds Cooking School This new
produce is already at many FL Paso
grocers- The list will be materially
increased next week. Jack Rabbit
Shortening is being distributed by the
American Grocery Co
Interstate Cotton OIL Refining Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Vernon Woods. 4 3. Washburn. D. Z.
Timbrook. O. IL Zautner and A H
Beckett.
The Sunday Morning Study club. Of
the First Presbyterin church. of which
Howard B. Durkee is the teacher, viii
entertain the Philathea class. OF which
Mrs Henry T. Bowie is the teacher,
with a supper Wednesday night in the
parlOrs Of the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

\ large number OF FL Paso house
keepers are interested in the new food
prOduct-~Jack Rabbit" Shortening
that has been dem Jnstrated at The
Herald's Cooking School This new
product is already in many Fl PasO
grOcers- The list will be materially
Increased next week. Jack Rabbit
Shortening is being distributed by the
American Grocery Co.
Interstate Cotton Oil Refining Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Final MIndun.

Our Expansion and Clearing Sale
come to a close Monday This will be
the final day to obtain reliable shoes
at radical reductions Walk a block
or two and save a dollar or two.
ZeIman's Sample shoe store.
Joe Zelman. Prop. 105 s. Stanton
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Our Limousine and Special AutOmo-
bile Service on Social occasions is su-
perior. Make reservations as far in
advance as possible.
City Service Company.
Autos. Baggage, TaXis.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Exclusive Social Club

Select Social Dances Saturday nights
odd Fellows Auditorium. Koch's or
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Our new price for 100 visiting cards
from old plate is s1-25- We also en-
grave wedding announcements and in
vitatiOns. many styles to select from
FL PasO Printing Co. los Vain Street.
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Why not have your visiting cards
engraved 100 cards from your old
plate SI.25. Engraved wedding invi-
tation and announcements also in the
latest styles FL Paso Printing Co,
los Main Street.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Why Not

Mexican drswnwork-a new ship
meut at reasonable prices Beach's Art
Shop. City Natl Bank Bldg-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03
Four Reason. WHY.

should you select a hat in this store,
you viii find Il more SATISFACTORY
First= We buy only from the most
exclusive manufacturers and I'M
pOrters.
Second: We never buy seconds or job
lots of hats that are out OF date.
Third: You will find here courteous
salesladies and competent milliners.
-Four: Being out Of High Rent Dis
triet we can sell YOU a hat that is up
to the minute in Style and Quality at
a very moderate price.
]. W. Hale. Exclusive Millinery.
416 y Oregon St.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Fl Paso Art Studio. 224 Herald Bldg.
Landscapes, portraits, etc Visitors
welcome. Lessons in painting -Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

SaREIng checks. mouth 10 nose lines,
deep wrinkles corrected. Superfluous
hair and mOles removed Mrs Grace
Benson. % Buckler Bldg--Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

.sMfIIer Made dresses and bungalow
aprons at EOS z. Missouri St. Phone
1872
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Gate City Auto service. Pm. 1866 call
car No. 12.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-03-03

Japanese novelties for bridge par
ties Beach's Art shop. City Natl
Bank BldS.-AdV-