El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-25

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: c.. Dunn and family 90 within the
next ten days; AIr. and Mrs Otis Coles
are leaving the first week in June to
! become temporary residents Of the FL
] Paso colony Of pleasure seekers. Miss
Julia Pool VIII spend the summer with
I Mrs Coles. Mrs. William j. Millard
] Isabel Springer and son go the first
week Of June; Mrs and Mrs. Charles
Z Loomis and their adOra bic wee daugh-
ter, Jane. with Mrs. Lee Fraser ana
the two Fraser babes. have been up to
the New Mexico sumner milieu some
time. occupying the 7. Frank Coles
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs ". r. Schultz
and baby son, William, Joined the
Cloudcr0fters the past week and Mr..
and Mrs A. p. Coles and Mrs Coles's
mother, Mrs. Z. IL Bell, are to Occu-
py "Nod-a-way' about the first OF
June The Horace 3. Stevens family
are TO occupy Hillside" later on. Miss
Elizabeth Stevens returns Sunday
from New York, by the way. wood
way the summer home Of Mr.. and
airs Winchester Cooley, viii. as usual
reverberate with children's laughter
this year. for the family VIII 80 on
for most of the summer. just as soon
as school is over "katy-did." one Of
the Lamar Davis cottages. viii be oc-
cupied this year by Mrs. ". H Nell
who was before marriage Miss Hilda
Sauer. Mrs. j. Mason Pollard and lit
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ort. which viii prove a strong 81
traction for both the J. H Nations and
Joe Pollard households. Mr.. and Mrs
Nations may 90 for q few weeks 20
Long Beach and other California re-
sorts, though their plans are as yet in
the embryonic stage.
Mrs Kenneth W. MacCa1lum VIII
spend most Of her summer in Cloud
croft planning to so next week 10 take
possession Of a cottage she has leased
Mountain Park and Highrolls viii
also be the magnet for their quota Of
admirers The Rawlings girls-Aisses
RuLn and Jeanette-are going to the
DIT. T. A. Rawlings country place at
Mountain Park. the coming week AIRS
Rawlings viii stay here until the doc
tor takes his vacation in July. Mott
J. Rawlings, their son. who is in
Princeton. viii not return from the
east until early September.
and yet. the common report IS; I've
are going TO stay at home this sum
mer."
Beginning June the Red Cross
activities at the workshop viii be
confined largely 20 morning labor.
llrs. Horace ". BrOaddus, director OF
WOman's work for this city, announces
that the fourth floor Of the White
House VIII be open from 9 to u a. m.
when all VIII be urged to devote three
hours for five days in helping the
boys who stop neither for heat nor
rain of bullets and liquid fire-day or
night Those who find II impossible I
10 attend during the morning viii find
In The Red Cross circle Of st. Clement
a place TO drop in afternoons-the
members plan 90 go unflaggingly on, .
the summer through.
In reviewing past events. the pivotal
gayeties continues 10 be found with
the graduates, who, within the next
week, will have proudly won their
SPURS" and passed from
high school Scroll in hand. these /
girls and boys stand peering over the 7
brink Of the w0rld-and a not unkind Z
w0rld-lOOking down the vista Of the
morrow, starting upon another jour I
ney OF ife-prepared-1Or does not
this coveted "sheepskin' so declare ]
The joy Of life is real TO these bloom /
ing checked .commencementites Ev-
erythinE looks hopeful. rosy, tempt I
ingly beautiful Each viii find that
for her some perfect flower has
bloomed, whether that flower be the
erstwhile bud Of a career" Of love, or
what not. Some viii enter homes Of
their own Some we shall envy in the
world. Others will set
new records in the world Of business .
or art All are impreF sed with their
duty TO country. Every red cOrupscled 7
boy knows he shall answer the call 7
For one does not find slackers among /
the school boys and girls.
Reverting TO schoor events
Glass night viii be held Tuesday, I
with all manner OF fascinating 4
wills and good byes" and merry Z
closing festivities.
san Jacinto school kept open house I
Tuesday afternoon, from TO 3. when d
a r.n q aHr# IN
exhibit from the kindergarten up.
Thursday afternoon the School Of
Mines entertained. IN compliment 10 .
the high school seniors. the College Of I
the City Of FL Paso receiving Jointly. I
A program and refreshments was ter
in a merry dansant
Friday, however, brought the Z
largest event. spring festival, in I
which several hundred children from I
Lamar and Alta Vista schools partici- ]
pated. at Liberty Hall II was a splen- B
did demonstration Of music and dane /
ing and speech making.
Today innumera BILE school happen ]
ings are scheduled. st. Mary's gives I
a closing entertainment and patriotic
canrata- 1t is this evening that "A .
Full House" the senior play, viii be /
presented at the high school auditO- I
rum, under the direction Of Irene J.
Shirley Frickelt0n.
Misses Lydia Happier and Charlotte
Ormsbee, two OF the nine girls 20 be ]
graduated from the FL PasO School for J
Girls, are entertaining with a tea for .
their class this afternoon at the Hap 1
per home.
Lamar is contributing a Red Cross J
benefit this afternoon. the clever pu-
pills having decorated booths and pro- /
vided continuous dancing, upon their ]
own energetic initiative.
Mrs. L. Laskin. in a pretty tea Of /
cOmplimented the faculty .
OF the FL PasO School for Girls. her I
daughter, Miss Minda Laskin, OF the /
Is class, receiving with her. Miss /
Ora W L. Slater and Miss Olga Tafel, /
Miss Marion Frances Mad
dock Mrs. Z. l. ". Polk, Miss Geor- /
gina Martin. Miss Marguerite Tafel, /
Miss Olive Clark, Miss Mary GOOdbar /
Miss Ann McCreary and Mrs. /
r. Y Anderson constituted the hon |
ored guests.
Other than school affairs and Red /
Cross activities. sOciety's calendar Z
holds but a few added items OF in |
terest
Mrs. Kenneth d. divers butterfly |
luncheon Of Thursday was a beauti- I
ful thing. extending TO Mrs. A S. Bas- I
combe, Of san Antonio, an exceedingly ]
smart courtesy. Covers were marked /
for Mrs BascOmbe. Mrs c. S. Maulsby, I
Mrs. William Pace, Mrs ", X Ram I
sey, Mrs. Van Wilson, Mrs. George lie /
Baron, Mrs. Lamar Davis, Mrs. Frank I
7 .r~unn nr-u TTrrn-r white Mrs. r a. D