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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28

THE Bryan home. on Mckinley
1 avenue was the scene OF a charm
ing tea Friday afternoon with Mrs c
E. Bryan as hostess and given IN COM
plIment to the officers and council
board Of the q. d. c, OF which Or
ganization Mrs. Bryan Is president,
she being also the third vice presi-
dent for the state organization The
table in the attractive dining room
was daintily appointed for the tea
service. white carnations. pink roses
and ferns being used in decoration.
Tea with mince pie and Christmas
cakes was served, also fruits. nuts
and confections. In the dining room
a great wood fire OF oak logs burned
in the open fireplace and added cheer
20 the scene
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs
c. p Helm. assisted by Miss Anne
Harper Miss Grace Mcneil and Miss
Minnie Taylor. A pleasant feature OF
the receiving hours was the music
numbers being given BY Miss Amelia
Harper and Miss Minnie Taylor. Mrs
z. II. Lawrence gave a reading and
there were interesting talks and
toasts given by Confederate veterans
The following toasts were given
Confederate veterans" by the honor
airy life president and patron saint OF
the chapter. Mrs. E n. Lawrence f.
France" Mrs. Hadley Sanders; our
Soldier Boys" Mrs. ". J. Croker.
The South" Miss Eulah Harper;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Mondays Calendar
In Local Society

DED CROSS work rooms open in the
X morning IN the White House.
Mrs. A. P. Coles. general chairman
Chairman for the day. Mrs. R. W Nc
Afee.
Red Cross shop open in the San
Jacinto plaza. Chairman OF the tea
and luncheon room. Mrs Charles
Davis: vice chairman. Mrs. ". d.
Wise and their assistants for the day
captains. Mrs. Otis Coles. Mrs. Hugh
White and Mrs. r. E. Hines. Wait
resses, Mrs. steele Wotkyns. Miss
Anne Bucher. Miss Valerie Lorig, Miss
Agnes Stewart. Miss Dorcas Ann
Payne ard Mrs. John Alexander
Klein, jr- Comforts committee OF the
Navy league open in the Popular with
Mrs. Victor Roberts and Mrs Harry
Platt in charge.
Regular monthly meeting OF the Fl
Paso Federation Of Women's clubs IN
the banquet hall OF the Odd Fellows
building at o'clock p. m The annual
election Of officers viii be held at
this meeting
Meeting OF the Court OF Honor at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Bar
tholOmae. 1710 East Missouri street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28

: ID ECALL the witchery OF moonlight
n on drifted snow, OF frozen lakes
surrounded by evergreens. OF falling
snow with the light Of moonbeams
shining through a rift in the clouds
and xIinting through the feathery
flakes. and one may realize the en-
chanting beauty OF the scene Friday
night at the University club when the
holiday snow dance was given there
for the members Of the club, their
wives and friends
There was snow here, there, every
where, mounds and heaps OF snow
white cotton all a-glitter with mica
Suspended invisibly from the ceiling
there we're snowballs. thousands Of
them, and snow clung to the rich, dark
green velvet hangingE. In the en-
trance hall the decorations were
southern smilax. wandering every
where and poinsettas.
A log fire burned in the fireplace
at one end OF the great. coy room,
and, in striking contrast. was the
miniature lake at the other end. snow
at its four corners, brought down from
their snowy native heath Of New Mex
leo mountains On the mantel were
Christmas candles and two tail crystal
vases OF poinsettas-
Ropes OF evergreen with bits Of
the camouflage snow hung in festOons
from the mantel and were caught al
intervals with Christmas Wreaths.
Near the fireplace stood a plano lamp
with rose shade covered with poin-
settas fashioned OF crimson velvet.
The pillars separating the dining
room and club drawing room. both
used for the dance. were twined with
the evergreen rope and smilaL- Snow
hung from the tops OF the windows in
a most artistic fashion. looking real
istically like huge snow covered lei
cIes- other decorations were Christ
mas bells and Wreaths.
Just before the serving Of the buffet
supper at II o'clock all OF the lights
were extinguished except the light
from the tiny red electric bulbs which
burned in each Christmas wreath,
placed IN the numerous windows OF
the club, and from the camoudage
During this dance snow softly fell
from the ceiling. the effect OF the
moonlight shining through the falling
flakes being irrisistably lovely and
realistic
program was given by Miss Nellie Nay
3 Bowen. Miss Isabelle Hull and Pau
Thomas.
Due to the efforts Of Jack McDon.
E aid, chairman OF the refreshment COM
mittee. the buffet supper was espe-
cially pretty and delicious, consisting
OF salad course an ice course OF
dainty design and hot coffee.
The beauty OF the setting for the
dance and the perfectly arranged de-
tails for the lovely affair planned and
carried out BY the president, Norman
Z Walker, and his coWorkers on the ar
rangement committee, ". P. B. Nc
Sain. George Harris, Charles Brann, Joe
Page, Tom Couzens, O. F. Metz and
Jack Mcdonald, who were assisted IN
the artistic effect obtained by their
wives
Among those enjoying the affair
were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Walker
{ Mr. and Mrs. A P. Averill, BIr. and
T Mrs. Roscoe R. Foster, Mr.. and Mrs
I Leo Schuster. Mrs. Ruby HadlocA
; Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. r. N Dudley,
T M and Mrs G J. Mapel. M and Mrs
: Dexter Mapel, M. and Mrs. Z. c. Davis
Ar. and Mrs. s l. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
: George Harris. 1lr. and Mrs Charles
} Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hughes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Out OF Town Visitors.

Ashley Pond. OF Santa Fe. New Mex
leo. is guest at the Paso Del Norte-
Benny TAYLOR. cattleman or
Hatchita, y ~, is a guest at the Orn-
dorft
Bert 1faxley Is here from Los An
geles visiting his sister. He spent his
boyhood days in FL Paso.
Mrs. Iona Thorson, OF Kansas City.
and two sons are visiting her broth
er. Dr. P g. Saver, OF this city.
Thomas White came Up from Chi
huahua. Mex. for medical attention
He was bitten by a bulldog and Is
here being treated for the bite.
Miss Marilee Holland. who Is spend
ing the winter with her sister IN Las
Cruces, was the guest OF Miss Alleen
Moore, Of 2711 East Boulevard, Christ
mas
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nebeker have
as their house guests at the Nebeker
home on Mckinley avenue, Mrs
Nebeker's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Walsh OF Los Angeles.
Cattlemen registered at the Cattle
mems hotel include: d 3. Jackson OF
Van Horn. Tex; Lee Reynolds from the
lower valley. J. II. Hatch OF Sierra
Blanca. J. W Hunt and Frank Ma
tions Of Douglas. Ariz.
Lieut. o. Clark, former assistant
district adjutant. who left with the
21st battalion OF the United States
guard for Camp Travis. was IN the
city on official business Friday
4Ir. and Mrs. Frank Demo OF Doug
las. Arizona. are spending the holi-
days in FL Pasos the house guests OF
Mrs. Demos parents. Mr.. and Mrs
n Dillon. Mr.. Demo is connected
with the F. p. & S. ". at Douglas.
B. A Nebeker Of Los Angeles is the
guest OF his fatherinlaw, c. r More
head and viii remain in the city until
his nephew Charles Bassett. returns
from an eastern trip. Mr. Nebeker is
a pioneer OF Fl Paso, having come
here early in 1881 with the late o. T.
Bassett with whom he was associated
ir business for many years here and
later in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Herbert GARRISON. OF san An
tonic. viii arrive tomorrow 10 be the
house guest OF her aunt. Mrs. Joseph
\ Wright. at the Wright home on
Copper street Mrs. Garrison. who is
the wife OF Lieut.. Col Garrison. on
duty overseas. is the former Miss
Ruth Kelso. a daughter Of judge Win
chester kelso. a prominent attorney
Of San Antonio. we'll known here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Robert 8lackey. OF the navy. son OF
Air. and Mrs. d. o. Mackey. is az
home on furlough from his station AZ
the naval training camp at san Fran
cisco, Calf. and is to be the holiday
guest Of his parents.
John Drew. OF the army aviation
service. is home for visit from duty
overseas He viii be the guest OF his
mother. Mrs Mary Drew. at the Drew
home on Missouri street. until Jan. IL
when he returns to duty with station
in New York city.
Judge W II. Coldweu has returned
from Chicago where he was called by
the serious illness Of his son, Mai. Phil
lip ColdWen. In Novembet. Maj. Cold
well sustained Injuries TO his knee. re-
sulting from an accident Afterwards
he suffered an attack OF influenza and
owing TO his weakened condition
pneumonia resulted. He IS out OF
danger now and will not be lame as a
result Of his injured knee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
WITH VICTORY WITH US, AMERICANS LAY ASIDE
CARE AND TURN TO PLEASURE WITH THE ADVENT
OF THE NEW YEAR; A BUSY WEEK FOR SOCIETY,"

] The lights burn under crimson shades
and in the reception room are vases OF
La France roses and bowls OF fra
/ grant violets. Tea viii be served in
the dining room The table, covered
with a cloth heavily embroidered in
poiusettas. has for a central orna-
ment a crystal vase containing the
same brilliant hued flower. Prismatic
lights are thrown over the tea table
from electric globes cleverly placed
within the vase.
| This evening there IS TO be the reg
ular week end dance at the Country
/ club. still bright with its Christmas
/ decorations
Very delightful will be the Christ
mas dance OF the G. OF L. club this
evening in the Woman's club. This
club was formed in 1916. the charter
members being Lieut. Lowden Wingo,
Sergt Grady Weeks. Elliott Chess.
Avis Cochrane, Donald Grant and
lLieut- James Biggs, who gave his life
on the field OF honor in France just a
little while past The club rooms are
exquisitely decorated for the occasion
with the patriotic and Christmas mo-
tiff combined The committee on ar
rangements includes Sergt- Grady
Weeks, Fred Priest and Sollie Stolar-
off The guests are 10 include the
school set OF the high school and
School OF Mines OF 1916.
Another very lovely affair OF this
evening Is the holiday party which
Miss Lillian Wisbrun. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. E " Wisbrun. is giving
at the Wisbrun home IN Hawthorne
Place.
This evening. also. the Scottish Rite
Masons will give dance in the Scot
fish Rite hail on Texas street. This
viii be a happy affair and numbers
Of Masons and their families and
friends are anticipating It with much
interest.
On Tuesday there are to be a num-
Der Of watch parties and on this even
ing the celebrations will partalle
somewhat IN spirit OF the prewar
days, when jollity and merriment
'reigned unconfined-
On New Years eve there are to be a
number Of brilliant dances The an
nual dance Of the Social club, FL
Paso's Oldest club. viii take place in
the Toltec club building. This affair.
always one OF the most brilliant af-
fairs OF the year. will this year be as
brilliant and beautiful as in the pre-
war days. For 80 years FL Paso So
ciety has looked forward to these
dances when brilliancy and wit scin-
tillate and beauty and charm hold
court To ". F. Payne has been &C
corded the honor OF the presidency OF
the two clubs-the Social club and the
Toltec-and to his efforts and 10 the
efforts Of secretary Alves Dixon and
their coworkers is due the exquisite
details OF the social club dance.
On this night. also. there will be the
bal masque OF the Fifth cavalry: plans
for the lovely affair are going for
ward toward making Il one OF the
brilliant and charming affairs which
always mark the parties given by the
Fifth II is to be at the Country club.
The Elks are TO give their annual
I7rsr- al --fT
night dinner 10 be a novel feature, ac-
coupanied by a program OF novel
cabaret stunts
Another pretty dance Tuesday even
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28


THE old year is passlng-the oid
/ year with It's wonderful accom-
urFshmsts IS almost a matter OF his
tory. IN this year America has come
10 a realization Of her powers. 20 an
matchmaking OF the wonderful re-
sources that are hers. II IS hard TO
realize On what a very short time her
army ana navy was made ready how
rosn her men were speeded on their
way across the sea and how in what
q ~rort time she Joined her sister
nations az the fighting front
TIE wEols world realizes now that
Ire infant nation, America, IS a pow
- 10 be reck1ned with. Her co11ers
q gold we're opened her resources
brought forward. ingenuity skin ano
talents we're given By her sons ana
laughter. and, with many prayers
her youth was sent forth
As = result the dawn Of the new
year sees victory triumphant clFll-
zztion lives and happiness and peace
ne forecast for the New Year can
not Be predicted in these history max
lrc DAYS hut they VIII be days OF re-
construction and hr0therly love and
patience must play conspicuous
Even though the days Of worry and
rreeu1ess NIGHTS ever absent ones
are past. there Is much 10 De done
for our allies over tie seas war re-
lief work must not abate- the sister
nations rust have food and clothes
America has much 10 be proud OF IN
IRE zcc1u1ul Ellr1ents OF the past year
zEe VIII have much 10 be proud OF IN
the year which VIII Try It's wings IN q
rev DAYS The spirit born Of the war
Eare 81 arotherlV love and good tel-
war days when The men stood
side 1v side iu the trenches srrtF-
ms alike 10 protest the su1Aerlag
allies and their homeland, VIII
Of the year and make the world
sueeter. broader place in which 20
Eve
The holidays have been very happy
Society Is taking On again the nrll-
fancy and charm OF pre- war days
This change. which has come since the
rezrs 81 -he a-mlstice is marking the
social functions Of the present holt
DAY season All OF the dances and So
-iaI affairs ~ the past week we're
very pretty and partook OF the Drill
fancy Of ureWar days
ore OF Ehe happy features OF the
H1ll1rr= are the numbers OF the young
Hehurl ser who came TO the nome nest
r1r the happy Christmas season A
q -lAaaE OF very l---=-- a. - ------ =
have been given in compliment 10
these homec1mers. one Of the smart
esq or these affairs being the tea
a-rtrE IS being -iVeu this afternoon by
rre Two charming Ginther girls. the
Misses Mary and Grace for their
trends Kiss Ruth Schwartz and Miss
Dorothy QulElv- The attractive Paul
Glather home. on 1Iagoffin avenue, is
10 reare OF the pretty affair The
aerr OF lovely girls forming the house
rarrr assisting the h0stesses are
~--ee- IN evening frocks OF lovely tint
ana sic in beauty with blossoms used
II decorating the reception rooms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
.EPasoans Awau.

Miss Olga Tafel. one OF the princi-
pals Of the Fl Paso School for Girls.
has gone TO Boulder, Colorado. to
spend the holidays.
". s. Ford. superintendent OF e
Paso Terminal association. left with
his family for Newton. Kans-, TO
spend the holidays with his relatives.
He is expected TO return Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Ruth Aldridge. who is a
student in the National Park seminary
in Washington. D. c.. is the holiday
guest OF two Of her schoolmates. Miss
Elizabeth Johnston and Miss Miriam
Johnston, at the Johnston home in
Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28

During the year Just ended. we
have been largely favored by FL Paso
people. who were particular about
their prescriptions being filled Just as
the doctors had ordered During the
year soon beginning. We invite the
patronage Of people who desire re-
suits from the medicine they require.
At all three OF our stores we main
tain the highest possible efficiency in
the Prescription Department Leave
the prescription, no matter how diff
cult. at any one OF our three stores
and be certain il will be filled
promptly.
scott White & Co., Druggists
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
ia san Francisco St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. L Scarf. OF $500
mberland street, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Ruth 10
Lieut. Garry G. Korfage OF Louisville,
Kentucky.
at the wedding ceremony at his resi-
dence when Miss Ruth McCurry be-
came the bride on Thursday evening
Of c. c. Breunner. The attendants
were Mr.. and Airs. VIII Cling. near
friends OF the bride Harry Holmes
another friend. was also present at
Breunner is in the army but expects
his discharge soon. The couple viii
make their home in FL Paso. AIRS.
Breunner is an FL PasO girl and many
friends will be interested in the an
nouncement OF her marriage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
DR.. Riders
Eucalyptus Oil Compound.
A Preventative.

The best way to avoid influenza,
Pneumonia or n severe cold is to pre-
vent il. There is no remady that is
a better safeguard than DR.. Rider s
Eucalyptus Oil Compound II used
freely when the first symptoms OF
the cold appears. A bottle OF Euca-
lyptus Oil in the home is as much q
necessity as IS any other thing. It is
made in FL Paso by DR.. G. Haggard
Rider and sold by all druggists soc
a bottle.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Witchery of Moonlight and Snow Make
University Club Dance 4 Happy Event

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Christie, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W Lorentzen, Mrs. L. G. With
erspoon, Mr.. and Mrs F. H Seamon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitelock. Mr.
and MIS-. ". P. Garside. Mr.. and Mrs
T. A. Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Long. Mr.. and Mrs. R S Moore. Mr..
and Mrs John Clary. Judge and Mrs
Harris Walthal, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. 3.
McSaln, Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Andreas
I Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Berkshire, Mr.. and
Mrs r B. Redic, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ].
Baron. Mr. and Mrs. E S Plumb, Mr.
and Mrs. 7. A Thurston, Mr.. and Mrs.
I C. A. NoungblOOd. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| NJ Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs F ". Banneu.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. F. Metz. Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius krakauer M and Mrs Frank
iF'rickleton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Townsend. Mr.. and
Mrs. H V. Watson. Afr. and Mrs. J. J.
Piatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Nell T. Sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs. r G. Halter, Mrs. A l.
Eaton. Miss Nellie May Bowen, Miss
I Dorothy Quigly, Miss Isabelle Hull
Miss Harriett Bottorff. MISS Jane bur
I ges, Miss Edna Critchett. Paul Thorn
as, Milton Shedd. Judge and Mrs. Frank
Hunter. A G. Foster, Charles Brann,
Jones H Parker Tom Couzens, Jack
Mcdonald, Frank Cheek. Lieut. L n
Rutherford, Lieut.. ". D. White. Can't.
Hugh shannon, G A. Williams, ]. n,
Williams, II. H Schultz. A. F. Fegan.
James H Parker. Carol Plumb, Judge
S. J. Isaacks and others.
Christmas day at Fort Hancock was
celebrated by a dance at Hotel Quin-
ton. which was appropriately deco
rated for the occasion Music was
I furnished by a Mexican stringed or
chestra- The guests were: Capt. and
Mrs J. ". Berry, OF The Fifth cavalry;
Lieut. o. c. Newell. OF the Fifth: Lieut..
h " Collins, Of the 18th infantry;
Lieut.. and Mrs Walter Hamilton. the
enlisted men OF I troop OF the Fifth
cavalry, and OF company B. 18th in
/ fantry. Mr.. and Mrs. O. A Hare were
| hosts for the happy affair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28

A New Watch For the New Year.
As New Years gift or as a present
from you to yourself. 4 watch IS the
easy answer. We call your special
attention TO our present display Of
Gruen Watches for men and women,
in standard. also bracelet styles for
women and military styles for men.
Our stocks OF Elgin, Waltham.
Hamilton and other well known
makes OF watches also offers IN
equaled choice.
w. r. HixsOn Co. JevveIers-
Mills and Mesa on the Plaza.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28

Kodak developing has been the big
feature OF our business during 1918
The same viii be true during 1913.
Feldman Kodak developing service
has always been surrounded by every
safeguard to make il perfect The
same viii be true In the future.
Ten cents IS the charge for develop
ing any size roll and you are assured
OF quality work and prompt service.
Feidman's-30S san Antonio Street.
Special Attention to All Nail Orders
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28

ling VIII be in the Woman's club build
I ing. when the Lafayette club enter
tains. The members OF this club in
elude the school set and in charge OF
the dance will be Miss Ella Peticolas.
John Stahl and Albert Evans.
On New Years eve the Aid society
! or the First Presbyterian church, as
sisted by the Christian Endeavor So
I clety Of the church. Will usher in the
New Year by the presentation Of z
play An Evening in Scotland" 4
watch party viii follow the presenta-
ton Of the program and a very inter
esting feature OF the evening viii be
the presence Of a group Of girls in
costumes OF the Highland lassies. who
VIII dance the Highland fling and dis
pense hot scenes, jam and steaming
coffee Mrs. A ". Foster, president
OF the Aid society, will have charge
OF the evenings entertainment Miss
Louise PREFER will have charge OF the
committee on refreshments. Stereop-
ticon slides Of scenes in Scotland viii
be shown in connection with readings
from Burns ad Sir Walter Scott.
On New Years day open house in the
good old fashioned way viii be kept
by number OF FL Pasoans. Among
these viii be open house in the sna-
cious and hospitable Smith home in
Hawthorne Place. when judge and
Mrs William Robert Smith will re-
ceive in the afternoon. In the house
party receiving with the hosts will be
number OF the friends made while
the smiths have been closely affiliated
with FL PasO people. not only during
the past two and a half years, the
length OF their residence here, but
during the Il years in number that
the 18th congressional district was
represented by Judge Smith. Their
two charming daughters. Miss Frances
Elizabeth Smith and Miss Dorothy
Smith, viii be present at the happy
occasion.
Mrs charles Stevens. president Of
the Woman's club, announces open
building on New Years day from
until o'clock for the members OF the
club and their friends
Another pleasant affair OF the day
viii be open house at the RAIDER home.
on Bliss street, with Mrs. Charles
RAIDER as hostess to the members of
the White Shrine.
On Friday evening the ball room at
the Paso del Norte will be the scene
Of the 18th annual Charity ball This
affair. always marked with the great
est charm and brilliancy, will, true
to its tradition be an affair Of Won
derful beauty. The ball room on the
top floor will be exquisitely decorated
and many handsome gowns will grace
the occasion, which Is being brought
to a successful climax through the
efforts OF Mrs. J. I. Driscoll, president
Of the Queens Daughters, and her CO.
workers. Mrs ". G. Roe. chairman OF
the arrangements for the ball: Mrs J.
T O'Rourke. Miss Dora O'Keefe, Mrs
W J. Quigly. Mrs T H. Luckett,
Mrs Paul Ginther, Mrs. Charles Pom
eroys Mrs. Frank Andreas, Mrs. Gus
Momsen, Mrs V. B. Andreas. Mrs. ".
L Brown. Miss Mary C. Doyle. Mrs
Herman Andreas, Mrs. Henry Welsch
Mrs Hsabel F1ato and Mrs George
Cameron.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Parties.

A group Of the younger society set
enjoyed a box party at the Ellanay
theater on Friday afternoon. Prior
70 this party, they had luncheon at
the Modern cafe The personnel OF
the group included Miss Marian Cal
nan, Miss MaurineGarrett. Miss lone
Garrett, Miss Birdie Krupp, Miss Cath
crime Earle. Miss Mary Magoffin. Miss
Margaret O'Connor, Miss Mary Caples.
Miss Anne Magoffin, Miss Helen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Abont EIPnsonns-

Miss EsteIle Levy IS quite III with
influenza at her home on East Boule-
ward.
Mrs. R. J. Smith. who has been Sc
riously i'll at Hotel Dieu. is sliyhtIy
improved.
A son, J. B. Gallaher. Jr., was born
on Thursday at Rolston hospital to the
wife OF J. r. Gallaher. Mrs. Gala
her was the former Miss Opal Had
lock The little arrival weighs eight
pounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Lodges and Clubs.

The Court OF Honor viii hold a
meeting on Monday evening at the
home or Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Bartholo-
mae. 171O East Missouri street. This
meeting will be for the purpose OF
arranging for the reception Of 6. n.
Leonard, Of Dallas. Texas. the state
manager OF the Court OF Honor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-28
Clark & weeks. Roofing. all kinds

The National Woman's Trade Union
league at a recent meeting adopted a
resolution demanding increased represen-
tation OF women on state and federal la
Dor bureaus.