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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
Fl Pasoans Returning.

Lieut.. Robert =. Price. OF Camp
Pike, Arkansas. and his brother Paul
who has been attending the Univer-
sity Of California, at Berkeley. have
recently arrived home. to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 3. Gage, fQ0l
Alemeda. The Price boys are all al
home. for the reunion. Russell being
stationed with the Eighth engineers at
Fort Bliss. Robert was commi ssioned
first lieutenant at Leon Springs train
ing camp, and is now serving with
the S7th division OF artillery in Camp
Pike. Arkansas. Paul Price is 10 re-
main in Fl PasO, and occupy the po-
sition made vacant by Russelis en-
listing in the service.
Following their attendance to the
annual meeting Of the WOman's aux
iliary of the board Of missions Of the
Episcopal church In the district Of
New Mexico, Mrs George ROutledge.
Mrs. Fuller Swift and Miss Gertrude
Yale returned Friday morning from
Albuquerque. Miss Eleanor Porcher.
Mrs. David McKnight and Mrs. /. H
Tucker are returning today. Mrs.
Rouuedge is president, and Miss Yale,
secretary, Of the local organization
The meeting was one of the best in
the history OF the district" said Mrs.
Rouuedge, "and Ell Pas0 is 10 have the
1913 session next May. DIT. Swift also
returned from attending the confer
ence OF the church at Albuquerque.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
Two OF Ervay Family In Service OF
Country, One In Navy, One In Army

NHRE. H 5. ERVAY was in FL Pas0
w for q short time Friday en- route
to her home in san Diego, after a
lengthy visit TO her old home. in Dali
las. Mrs. Ervay lived in FL Paso for
several years and IS well known here.
Her son. Hal, formerly connected with
the E. P. & S. ". railway here. is now
engineer in charge Of United States
naval construction work along the Pa
cific coast between San Francisco and
san Diego. and her grandson. Ervay
B. Ervay, is now a second lieutenant
in the 2lst infantry. stationed at san
Diego. so that the family IS well rep
resented in the war service of the
country. Mrs. Maud Ervay Fagin.
mother Of Lieut.. Ervay. is a former
well known club woman of FL Paso
and is prominent in club work in san
Diego.
Mrs. F. r Richie. a prominent club
woman Of san Francisco, arrived in
Ell Paso today. TO visit with her
mother and brother, Mrs. C. C. Crews.
of 1909 Arizona street. and Lee H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
Awau.

DR.. G. \. Thomas has been out 20
the California coast on a fishing trip
j. " Proctor left Saturday via the
Texas Pacific for Dallas on a business
trip.
Mrs. Charles Powell has gone to
New Orleans, where she viii visit
relatives.
Mrs Anna D. Long departed Friday
night Tor an extended visit at Fort
W orth and other Texas cities.
w. H. Wagner left Friday on
business trip over the state Of Texas
de viii be gone indefinitely.
Max Mayer, Of the Popular store.
has left for New York City. where
he viii visit the markets and purchase
goods.
Dr. J. D. Love left Friday night for
Dallas. in response TO a message re-
ceived that morning. saying that his
mother was seriously ill.,
Mrs. Caplinger, wife Of sgt J. T.
Caplinger, OF the traffic squad left
II Paso Friday morning for Roches-
ter Mimi. where her brother is not
expected 10 live.
e.. j.. Hawks. vice president and
general manager Of the Fl Paso &
southwestern railway, departed for
Los Angeles, Cal. Friday, where he
VIII spend few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loewenstein
are leaving on today's Golden State
limited Tor southern California Mrs.
LoeWenstein VIII stay in Long Beach
TOT the summer. her husband return
ing IN ten days TO his business in FL
Pas0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04

lips. Percy McGhee. IT., Charles Kin
kel and r. Emmett Hines. W. y. Tay-
lor was musical director. Harry An
dersOn electrician, and J. c. White,
property man
Mrs. Walter d. Howe Mrs. Robert
L Holiday. Mrs. Victor c. Moore and
Mrs. A. H Goldstein gave two ex-
cuisite musical numbers. between the
first and second parts Of the show,
Mrs. J. J. Pearce accompanying They
were heralded as "the suffra gett
quartet"
Zach LANAI HuCspeth. ranting and
abusive. hed a warm debate on po-
litical a0nEressionGlisms. with Claude
B. Cobb CIV. W. Fryer and Charles
Braun) that brought down the
house" Suffrage was a paramount is
sue. though prOhibiuOn and Too T5=
cent Americanism were not forgotten.
The struggle in words and gestures
was called a draw. but they went 20
the mat" 9s9 percent prepared. and
the audience sent up a barrage OF
congratulations
Following the super program OF
music and merriment the guests
lined up with tin plates and cups. for
"the feed" Later. there was informal
dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
About Ell PasOans.

Mrs. .Theo. ". Parvin has moved 70
70S North Santa Fe street, where she
is now at home
Alva p. jr-. was born April % %
8Ir. and Mrs Alvin HILL S4l5 Mckin-
ley avenue
Floyd Allen Hin was born May 7 70
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hill, Jrs 1871 Ais
souri, street
East Missouri street. are the parents
OF a son. Frank Howard, born Nay J.
Miss Estelle Barton is ILL., al her
home. rs Myrtle avenue. following an
operation n the removal OF her ton
sis
NI-. and Mrs. Robert T. whitley
1919 East Overland street. are the
parents OF a daughter, Mary Louise,
born April o.
III III. oliver and family have moved
from the Patterson apartments 20
their new bungalow home, purchased
at 2533 Montana street Ar. and Mrs
J. w. Pettus and daughter, Nancy,
from whom the place was purchased
have moved TO $3.50 Grant avenue
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
Boxing, Minstrel Performance, 4 Real
Debate, Dancing At University Club


A BOXING bout with Mrs Paul Gal
/ Alagher and Mrs. A. /. Hawley as
seconds" was one Of the features OF
entertainment furnished by the Uni
versity club FOR its "Suff Smoker"
Friday evening. following a Hawaiin
minstrel performance that fairly
bristled in brilliant repartee. Presi-
dent Norman Walker was interlocutJr
and he and the end men wore leis and
grass skirts and turbaned head dress
to carry out the atmosphere OF the
dusky skinned islanders William
Taylor was director Of the show, and
came in for recognition with Aloha
farewell-the TaylOrs are leaving
Sunday for Fort Monroe, where Mr.
Taylor goes into training Tor the ser
vice. One Of ehe surprises came with
the presentation TO him Of watch
parting token from the University
personnel
Charlie Brann. Vincent Andreas. ".
H Fryer and Fred sells were END
men" for the minstrel show and put
pep into every 50 seconds Of fun
Their jokes were a scream from start
TO finish.
'.Why is Jim Priulm different from
the moonz" asked Charlie Brann-
because LLeI moon can EEL LA44 uAAIG
each month" he said in answer to his
own question
Have you seen the new rule sheriff
Seth Orndorff has posted in the new
county ja12' Bill Fryer asked.
1T reads: All prisoners who are
not back in jail by 10 D. m viii have
10 saw their way back was his re-
ply.
Fred Sells aske5 why Dick Dudley
was lover of animals. Because. at
Austin, he kept r. l. Thomson
awake all night by SAYING Feed the
kitty Feed the kitty"
Bill Fryer said Harry Potter was
like the new courthouse auditorium,
because It was such job TO get II
fun
Fred Sells asked Andreas If he had
heard about the new Invention that
could tell when man was lying.
That's nothing new" the end man
said Il married one OF them
Charlie Brann called julius Kra-
kauer's limousine q glassed in sleep
ing porch and said Julius tried out a
new magnetic puncture prOofer on 1t
and picked up three tin cans. a box
Of carpet tacks and Jack Barrada's
Ford
The chorus consisted OF e s. GOen. /
vice president; judge Walter D. Howe
and Harris Walthau. directors: [
George J. Harris, Joe Page (secre- ]
ary), r. G. Chapman, Maxwell Phil /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04

{ the Associated Charities. on Tuesday
ana Tag day for the Y. W. on Sat
urday. Will cause housewives to "hus-
tie bit-El Pas0 is to clean I'D and
pack up, and start the spring in right
sans dirt sans old toys %, sans
rubbish
The week just passing has been
rather remarkable. staging as Il has
Baby show" health conference, a
chautauQua and the big LAY festi-
val today. in addition to the usual
military hops and smaller club events.
The SEND field artillery officers en-
tertained their friends with an infor-
nal hop at the Country club, Thurs
day night
Friday evening. at the same popu-
lar rendezvous. the officers Of the
54th infantry dispensed hospitality at
a like gayety, both being preceded by
innumerable dinner parties. The club
is enjoying its usual Saturday night
dance. this evening
a "Suff smoker" was one OF the
novelties introduced on society's cal
endar, Friday night, members Of the
University club being responsible for
one Of the best originalities Of the
season, and attended by a capacity
crowd Of newly created citizens"
Referring to past events. Mrs.
Thomas NJ Turner gave a decidedly
pretty luncheon in pink sweet peas,
at Hotel PasO del Norte, last Wednes-
day, her guests including Mrs. James
Regain. Mrs. r c. Carr, Mrs. James
Heggie, Mrs. s. G. Humphreys and
Mrs A. W. Brown.
on Tuesday. Mrs. T. ". Beall pre-
sided over smart luncheon. in COM
pliment to Miss Fern Beall, of Hutchin-
son. Kans, who is coming in for
marked social attention. among the
member Of the younger set Those
hidden were Miss Agnes Stewart. Miss
Mary Hill. Miss Sarah Bridgers. Miss
Helen Stratton. Miss Alice Alyles, Miss
Mary Gates Redmond. Miss Frances
Earle. Miss Nellie May Bowen. Miss
Alice Myles and Miss Harriet Howse.
daughter OF Gen. and Mrs. r L Howse
of the army post.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
Many Soldiers Attend Dance Thursday
Evening At Congregational Church

THE First Congregational church has
1 established a high mark OF soci-
ability in its series OF weekly dances
and entertainments. started in October
as invaluable war service in promot-
ing cordial. homelike atmosphere"
among the soldier boys.
The dance given under the supervi-
sion Of Mrs. Helen Roberts by this
congregation. Thursday night. in be
half Of the enlisted men in and about
FL Paso was unusually wen attended.
about So couples participating in the
gayety. Among the most enjoyable
features Of the evening were two ex-
eeptionally well rendered vocal solos
by Mrs. a. G. Graham, and also a
couple Of sweet little songs by tiny
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
Well Known Opera Star to
Assist With the Mexican
Charity Carnival.

MISS ADELINE BURGESS. formerly
! lfl Of the Metropolitan Opera. Of New
York city. visiting now the home of
Miss Karma Deane on Oregon street
I has offered to represent France at
the Mexican Cinco de Mayo celebra-
ton in the county auditorium on Mon
day evening. The committee in
charge OF the function accepted the
an artist OF such reputation
Miss Burgess rehearsed with the
orchestra Of professor Rayo r. Reyes
in the auditorium last evening. She
viii work 10 the music OF the "Nar-
sellaise," giving in pantomlne vivid
portrayal Of the spirit OF France"
The Herald reproduces herewith one
Of the pyramids developed during the
tumblinE exhibition by a group Of
leaders from the Mexican y. NJ c. A.
who viii appear in that unusual NUM-
Der. called "Mephistopheles the Doll.
and the Fourteen Devils OF the \. ~
c. A."
Below this group is Miss Julieta
Monies. one Of the most prominent
young women in the local Mexican
with a folk dance, "El Gran Jarabe
Tapatio." She viii have for partner
in this exhibition, Manuel d. CiriZa,
and this number viii form the great
climax of the evening
The following is the program Of the
socalled Fiesta MeXicaua de Arte":
Part ].
Z. Exhibition of Elephant Work.
Sixty gymnasts Of the Mexican Y. VI.
.. Solo. I'll Bacio." from Arditti
Miss SaIambo Pacheco.
9. Parallel Bar Work. Group Of
Mexican athletes
4. Poor Butterfly" representing
Japan. Eight young women from the
county school at Courchesne bridge.
.. Address. Prof. S. y. EsquiveL
g. "Karinskaia," Cossack Dance.
Miss Emire Pacheco and Lessrs. J. L.
Escobar and N. D. Ciriza-
Z. Greek Ballet. "The Pipes OF Pan"
Five peewees Of the Mexican Y. II.
s. America. Misses Marjorie Coon.
Margaret Hemmingway and Mary
Roberts.
Intermission Of five minutes.
Part >.
J. Mephistopheles the Doll and
Miss J. Aispuro taking the part Of the
doll
>. Italian Dance. Eight young
women from the Y. W. O. A.
3. Remarks. Judge Dan Jackson.
T. Scotch Highland Fling. Miss
1Iadrigal and Lorenzo l
Favela.
;. Demonstration and Match Of
Jiu-Jitsu-
6. Spanish Dances. "El Garrotin"
and la Jota-" Miss Emire Pacheco I
and Jose C.. Escobar.
E. France. The 'lfarsellaise-" Miss Z
Alkaline Burgess
s. Mexico, Gran Jarabe Tapatio." I
Mss Julieta Monies and Manuel D. (
1iriza-
Mexican and American national T
inthems.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
by DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

ties the Y. W. and other institutions
Of a growing municipality; law, civic
welfare and progressive steps that
develop Q pioneer town into a thriving
city. Then FL Paso awakens to its
place in the world. and becomes i'm
spirit Of plucky Belgium, and care Of
the French orphans. all typlfied as the
climax to city realized
The idea is wonderfully original.
and promises TO outshine anything yet
attempted. though different from Joan
Arc Of last year and the productions
Of former years.
Two girls are TO finish their special
two year course at the School OF
Mines. this year-8fiss Ruth Brown
and Miss Grace Odeu- Thomas Mann
Prettyman is the only student to be
graduated. however. the war having
made its demands on other boys who
would have received their degrees
Mr.. Prettyman ranks high in scholar
ship, having three BIS and all other
marks A's-an unusual standing. Miss
Brown viii become assistant chemis-
try teacher next year. The School Of
Mines commencement will take place
Saturday evening, June 1. IN the Uni
versity club. but open house" viii be
held Friday. May 81, when FL Paso-
ans will be given an opportunity OF
inspecting the beautiful new build
ings. grouped close to the widls, in
slightly spot
The May day picnic Of the comforts
committee Of the Navy league, at
Washington park this afternoon and
evening promises 10 be a most happy
outdoors affair. The little folks and
their elders cOngregated in large
numbers this afternoon for the fes-
Invites, which are 10 continue through
the evening. when fathers are expect
ed in large numbers to join family
groups for picnic suppers and an eve
ming Of frolic and fun.
Clean U" week is on. until We'd
nesday, which, with Bundle Day" for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
GOOD THIS SPRING
A Combination That Is Benefitf5e
Thousands af This Time.

A Combination That f. BenefifiEe
Thousands Mt This Time.
A superlative blood-purifying medi.
cine like Hoods Sarsaparilla, taken
before meals. combined with a super
lative iron tonic like Peptiron. taken
aIter meals-makes the ideal course
OF Spring medicine.
No other medicines accomplish so
much at this season as these two
great restoratives working together
They reach the Impure. impover-
ished, poisoned, devitalized blood
and the worn, run -dOwn, over worked.
exhausted system They relieve rheu-
matism, scrofula and other humors
They awaken the appetite. aid diges-
ton, give renewed strength and pro-
duce sound, natural sleep.
II your liver is torpid or sluggish.
your tongue is coated. you have
stomach and bowel troubles. you
should take Hoods Pills. which are
sentle and work in harmony with
Hood S SsTsaparilia and Peptirou.-
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04

Rosa Lee GinsberE. Mrs Roberts ac-
companying- Punch was served
Among those attending were Rev.
and Mrs. Dwight ]. Bradley. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul McCombs. Mrs. Sayres, Mrs.
Helen Roberts. Miss Julia Pool Miss
Euuice Preston, Miss Gertrude Belmar,
Miss Isabelle kitchens. Miss Alma
Prienkert, Miss Eleanor Preston, Miss
Hazel Tutcher Miss Margaret Giles
pie. Miss Era Burton, Miss Eren Bar
ton. Miss Helen Voak. Mrs. Karl Zahu,
r. F. Hawley. James Thurston. r. NJ.
Curtis. H c. Stevens. p A Fox. H. F.
Jones, W s Smith, J. c. Adams. c.
II. Sims. W. Plat, +. C.. Bell, J. l.
Meyer. G.. ". Brown. a II. Rine. Miss
Josephine Irby. Elizabeth Reameys
Ethel Critchett. Lois Bonney, Emma
Dawson. Mrs. Ida l. Palvado. Emma
Lee Windberg. Florence Clark. Nora
Edmondson. George Beck, @. W. Cross
T. b Merchant and others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
Red Cross Work.

The junior Red Cross exhibit VIII
be an important event Of Tuesday
and Wednesday afternoons, from
$3.50 TO 5 o'clock I'm the former Sol
diers' club. at SEQ North Stanton
street Mrs. l. 7. KILLER, chairman
Of the Junior organization. viii have
Two girls from each school in the dis
trict TO act as hosresses. Mothers. es-
pecially. are asked 70 attend and see
what the girls and boys have done. TO
help their country. in making band
a-es- hospital garments. refugee
clothes, hospital supplies and other
l4L-au4 ARTICLES.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04
BY GERTRUDE BFREsFORD.

NOTHING could be simpler, and
y nothing more effective than this
froek Of black and white striped
crepe de chine mounted on plain
white Bingham and thin linen may
be substituted for the more expensive.
silk The vest Of white is held by six
white pearl buttons. which also fasten
the belt. The coIlzr is sailor and the
neck square. A matching hatband
viii be found a happy touch on a
white crepe decline sailor or one OF
linen or straw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04

Crews. The charming visitor is to
stay for several weeks. and for her
innumerable courtesies VIII be ex-
tended
Miss Margaret Rowen Of Boston.
Massachusetts. is in the city. the
house guest OF her aunt. Mrs. GUS
Momsen Of Magoffin avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-04

Clean I'd" day.


Red Cross on fourth floor work
shop OF White House. Mrs Horace
W Broaddas. chairman of WOmen's
service, assisted by Mrs. j. F. VIII
liams and Mrs. ". " Turney. sew
ing; Mrs D. Bruce Smith. surgical
dressings. Mrs U. s Stewart and Mrs
= T. Kelly, knitting; Mrs. Robert W
AcAfee.s day for sewing; Miss Mary
Gates Redmond, surgical dressings;
AIRS E +. Neff knitting. with Mrs
A. ~ LOOMS, instructor: hostesses for
the morning, Mrs T. J. Beall and Mrs.
Z IL Bell; afternoon. Mrs E A. Shell
tOn and AIRS g. J. Cole
Mrs y E RaggiO. assisted by AIRS
George H Clements. Mrs Victor
Roberts, Mrs Max M0ye and Mrs
Harry Platt, viii be on the third floor
OF the Popular. at the comforts com
mlttee's downtown headquarters OF
the Navy league. TO give out wool
Sewing circle OF Temple ut Sinai
meets at ESQ D. m in Community
han, Mrs Martin Zielonka and Mrs.
Charles Auer, directing.
Dr. B. T. Jeuness insrructs the ad-
Tanced class in first aid Monday at
$3.50 ,. m in Temple Mt Sinai
Red Cross work at parish house Of
St Clements. with Mrs. J. II. COEgin
director Of sewing.
Willow Grove. WoOdman circle. VIII
do Red Cross work. Monday, AZ the
downtown workshop.
The board Of directors Of the Dor
cas- orphanage viii meet in the par
lors of the First Baptist church. at
Z-30 p. m, Monday.