El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-18

A S THE time draws nearer for the
a juniors to lay aside their studies
and start on their vacations. society's
calendar is bulging with festivities
that center around commencement
and the graduates Already the col
lege set is returuiug-loads Of them
came home" the past week, and the
list IS being fast augmented with
each train.
Notwithstanding long months over
books, and the end Of the school year.
there are no signs Of fatigue or weari-
ness or safety TO these happy young
folk but rather, their bright eyes
welcome each and every new invita-
tion with ever Increasing delight, as
they do each acquisition to their gal
aEy Fortunately. time nor effort
has no leaden wings for this most in
and Joyousness. GlitterinE, gauZy
wings OF pleasure. freighted day and
night with outdoor sport and dances.
have and are making rapid flights
from one Eayety TO anOther-the pen
dulum Of future happenings is in
creasine It's tempo alarminElv. for
soon the ranks viii be broken as the
different people leave to occupy their
cottages az Cloudcroft among the
pines. or the seashore or mountains.
IDLY on youths horizon, raInbOwed
with vim ana life.
A glance over today's list Of hap
Denings Is sufficient evidence The
Misses Naurine and lone Garrett are
compllmeuung Miss Minnie Silverman
with a smart farewell courtesy, in
the form Of a tea ere the latter goes
on Sunday 20 California. Miss Mar
garet Neff and Miss Mary Bryan have
arranged no end Of prospective fun
With rHa#w outline Fnn valley IN he
claperoned by the parents Of the
hostesseS. and enjoyed bv the seniors
Of the FL Paso School for Girls-no
boys allowed. Miss Louise Crawford
IS also entertaining, today, hers be-
ing q musical AIRS. Tom Lea has
also thrown open her home Tor g
thrift stamp tea. this afternoon. hos
tesses being the girls Of the Euzekian
class and Of course the Country
club VIII be gay, with its many in
formal dinners and the subsequent
hop.
Friday. too. was FUN 10 trimming
over with affairs. chief of which was
the Evening in France" which AIRS.
Archie" NiclIels contributed 10 the
French ornhan adoption fund Of the
College lFoman's club. assisted by
some OF her class in French at the
high school and other kindly dis
posed artists
Incidental 10 the confirmation class
OF Temple Mt Sinai. Friday regis
istered no end OF informal "at homes"
Rabbi and Mrs Martin Ziel0nka re-
ceiTed from S to 10 o'clock, last even
ing honoring their son David. follow
Ing the ioiut reception held in Com
munity hall between 8 and z, by the
rlass- Lieut. Col. and Mrs Nathan
LapOWsSi, OF Mesa avenue. were ar
home from TO 10, their son Gerome
being the incentive. others receiv-
ing included Mr. and Mrs. r. Jaffe.
for their son Namiel. who welcomed
friends from . 10 3, Mr. and Mrs. H.
stern, hOnorinE their daughter. Anna;
Mr. and Airs. E. Sanders. for Regi-
maid. their son. and Miss Gladys
Schatzkey, who was confirmed Fri
day. also furnished the incentive for
one informal from s TO 10 o'clock. at
the home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Schatzl-ey-
Miss Dorothy D0ty. q fascinating
visitor iu FL FasO. house guest Of Mrs.
rs. W Fink and the latter's daugh-
ter, Miss Clara Fink, has come in
for marked attention since her arrival
Tuesday. one OF the welcoming cour
tesies occurring Friday afternoon.
when Miss Fink had some friends in.
quite sans ceremOnie, for knitting
and tea Bidden were Miss Margaret
Getting. Miss Pauline Bryan. Miss
Estelle Berrien, Miss Emily Kemp Z
Miss Alice Myles. Miss Br0oksie Gill
lianls Miss Nellie May Bowen, Miss
Mary Gates Redmond, Miss Louise I
Blumenthal, Miss Margaret Bryan. :
llrs- William J. Willard, Mrs. Nelson