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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Ont OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. B Goldman, Of Chicago, has ar
lived in FL Paso to visit with her sis
.er, Mrs. S. Herskowitzs OF san An
ohio street.
Rev. w s. Nugget has returned TO
lis home in Sierra Blanca, following
, visit with his daughter, Miss Lillian
Iuggett, of this city
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Morgan. OF
Iasonic temple. will have as their
.uest for the coming week Mrs O. d.
Butler. Of Susco, ArizY who will ar
rive Sunday.
c. W. f. Kirkley, OF Toledo, O.. IS
In the city, the guest Of his sister.
hrs. Horace Lay, 500 North Florence
treet. He arrived Monday to stay a
ionth in FL Paso. Mr.. kirkley is
rominent attorney OF Toledo.
Mrs. II. B. LaRock arrived Friday
vening from Carlsbad, n. ~. 10 be
with her sister, Mrs. r. E Black, dur
ny the latter's sorrow. Mr.. Black
lied in Albuquerque. his body being
seut 10 FL Paso today. The funeral is
@ be held Sunday afternoon
Miss Grace Hunter, OF Fort Worth.
has arrived here as the guest of rela-
tivss, Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hunter, at
their home at 30l2 Bliss street She
is Mr. Hunters cousin. Later Miss
Hunter viii go to Phoenix to visit
Mr. Hunters parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Robert Hunter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Mrs. 4. H. GoIdStein Hostess
for Club Members at Luncheon

is a most attractive young woman
and came some six weeks ago TO visit
Mrs. A L Nicholson. Of Epson avenue.
Prof. and Mrs. william Campbell, OF
Columbia University. who were re-
Gently married at the New York Navy
yard, have postponed their honey
moon trip until the Easter holidays,
OF. account Of Prof CampbelPs duties
at the Navy yard and at the uniFer-
sity. The trip will be either TO the
Bermudas or Florida
The marriage OF this FORMER Il
Paso girl, who is the daughter OF Mrs
Florence NJ Campbell and former as
sistant librarian OF the Ell Paso public
library. proved Of unusual interest in
this city, where she has scores OF
friends Only a few intimate friends
we're present at the ceremony Which
was performed by chaplain ". 6.
Isaacs. Among those present were
rear admiral and Mrs. Burd- Dr.
Campbell has been in charge OF the
metallurgical work at the New I or
yard since war was declared. he IS
also serving the government IN an
advisory capacity to other depart
ments OF the navy, his first connec-
ton with the navy being as special
lecturer in metallurgy TO the post
graduate school. Z. S. Naval Academy,
Annapolis The ceremony was Iol, ,
lowed by a wedding supper at Hotel
Vanderbilt They are 20 be at home
in New york city. Prof. Campbell is
senior instructor Of metallurgy at the
university, where he has been asso-
ciated for the past Is years. He was
~raduated from Oxford His bride
finished from FL PasO High growing
from a tiny girl of eight into young
sTomanhood, surrounded by hosts OF
admiring friends. She possesses a
brilliant intellect, and is quite as
popular in her eastern home as she
vas 6era
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Women's Organizations.

Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock
the women's auxiliary OF Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church will hold its
regular business session.
The Triangle missionary society OF
the First Christian church Is antici-
pating a most enjoyable Valentine
party on the night Of February Is IN
The parlors. The committee in charge
are Miss Mildred Dow. chairman; Miss
Donna Hale, Miss Bertha Watson,
Miss Blanche Dawson, Wade Hamel
and Walter Stevenson
The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety Of Trinity Methodist church
met Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L J. Ayers Misses Lu-
Gle and Frances Ayers assisting II
entertaining. Miss Elizabeth Henry,
president OF the organization, was IN
charge, Miss Mary Massey being
leader for the lesson on THE Life OF
Christ" A contest on biblical char
acters furnished appropriate diver
sion. Refreshments were served The
Misses Billie Helm and Elizabeth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
GAN SKATE.
is COMING HERE
To Be on Texas Grand Bill
Along With a Hawaiian
Princess and Others.

After most enjoyable weeks en-
tertainment at the hands OF Max Fig
man and his excellent company In the
splendid comedy, Nothing nut the
Truth" FL Pasoans are looking for
ward to a good bill OF vaudeville at
the Texas Grand next week. Mr. Fig
man and company give their last per-
Torrance this evening and the vaude-
vile bill will open Sunday matinee
There will be the usual six acts,
headed by Alice Teddy. the roller
Alice Teddy. q wild plantigrade
and quadruped Of the genus Ursus.
becoming dissatisfied with life in the
woods, decided to quit the wild life
and become civilized. DeeminG II
essential TO have a name, this be-
witching Ursus Americans appropri-
ated the cognomen Of Alice Teddy In
honor OF the two greatest opponents
of Americana. Finding civilized life
a trifIe dull, Alice Teddy looked
around and decided vaudeville would
give ample meal facilities for ennui,
and at the same time give the oppor-
tunity Of showing the genus homo a
few new wrinkles in athletics they
were not familiar with The vaude-
Vile debut was a pronounced nit ana
the consensus of opinion was that
Alice Teddy was a bear" so, now
that the secret is out. she is a bear"
and the top-notcher at that
Princess Lima" and her royal Ha-
waiians will be another feature OF the
bill, which will include McGreevy and
Doyle in a comedy novelty, "A Rail-
road Sandwich: Hoey and Bellew,
comedy duo: Vincent and Carter, the
chap from England and the girl from
America; Stan and May Laurel in
'Raffles, the dentist" and two COM
edy pictures. one to take the place
of soup and the other pie on what
looks to be a wen prepared vaude-
vile meal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
GIVES
UP; TRIAL ON
Man Charged With Strik-
ing R. Hoefer Monday
Night Held by Court.

John r. Johnson. chauffeur, 10
West San Antonio street. viii Be
heard this afternoon by iustlcs A J.
Hall in connection with the alleged
striking Of Richard Hoefer. 124 Chi
huahua street, over the head with
pistol and Hoefer's subsequent death
Friday night. Immediately after the
mans death johnson came to the
sherifrs office and Voluntarily sur
rendered.
The alleged affair took place Mo1-
day night. According 10 the police.
who were Summoned BY the wounded
mans wife. it seems that a three
year old child OF Johnson's had come
home and complained OF having been
slapped. whereuDon Johnson went 10
Hoefer's home. where a quarrel IS sag
10 have ensued- Hoefers It Is sa.a,
was struck on the head with a -
CALDER pistol Johnson was releasee
for the time being on his own reeosn--
lance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Both High School Teams Win Basket
Ball Games from MeSiIIa Park Teams

The dance and evenings program
given Friday night by the "Homely
Walters club" was a most successful
event, and was attended by a jolly
crowd of High school boys and girls.
The club. of which Dan White, Ben
Howell, Lewis Springer and Hesper
Mcmillan are the originators- with
their guests and girl friends, at
tended the basketball game at the y.
II. c. A After the game they mo-
tore6 to the home Of Dan White, sos
Montana street, where the initiation
OF charter members took place The
remainder of the evening was spent
in dencing- Those receiving initia-
ton had to perform some trick or
stunt, after giving the oath. which
enabled them to become members OF
the club. Following are those who
were initiated and the stunts per-
formed BY each:
Mayo Seaman was required to push
pencil across the floor with his
nose.
To william NIayfieId fell the oppor-
tunity OF proposing to some fair
damsel who was present before he
could become a member
James Bell was required TO drink
a teaspoonful of ''the beverage" and
Jimmie Bowen danced the Hull Hull.
James Mckenzie had to tell q story
son Bryant had TO do one OF his ath-
lectic stunts.
The White home was decorated IN
the club colors, black and White.
Those who attended the entertain
ing affair were: Misses Rachel Boyn-
ton, Ia Won Sorrels. June Covington,
Dorothy Waldron. Jane March, Imo-
gene Leavell. Mary Caples. Margaret
Hardie, Jeanette Davey, Thula Har-
die. Louise Beach. Katherine Earl,
Lillian Corcoran. Faye Morris. Grace
lIcNeigh. Marian Howe. Gladys Muel-
Ter. Josephine Morfit and Sadie Ruth
Aldridge: the boys were: Dan White.
Willis Ellis, Ted Cooley. Herbart
Rand, Edwin Maxwell, Jimmie Bowen,
James Bell, Dawson Bryant, Mayo
Seaman. William AIayfield, James Nc
Kenzie. Hesper Mcmillan, Don Finley,
Park Bishop. Bruce Bevan, Dick Foy,
Dick Lewis. Ben Howell, Lewis
Springer and Joe Wright.
AEr. and Mrs. Dan T White chaper-
oned the young people.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

~HREE CHEERS" for the has
ketbaI girls OF old FL Paso
, High. because they have
started the season ly winning their
first game, which was played yester.
day with the Mssilla Park girls. by a
score Of Is to II. Both sides seemed
determined to win, which resulted II
= hard fought game Highs two all
star" forwards. Phyllis Routledge
and Roberta Ross. played an unusu-
ely good game, Phyllis scoring SIX
points and Roberta nine No better
playing could have been expected
from any two guards than that which
Minnie Taylor and Esther Holzman
did: as for the centers HIS noted
flimnins center. Harriet Heermans.
PLAYED as she usually does fast
game. as did Hazel Berry as side
During the first half. High scored
seven points, and Mesilla nothing.
The last half. the Park girls seemed
70 be somewhat inspired, and gained
their u points. while HI added the
other eight 70 the score. The lineup
was as follows:
n Paso Hieh Embellishments.
Phyllis Routledge and Roberta Ross;
guards, Minnie Taylor and Esther
HOlLL1als GelAELes LAA4AGA mans
and Hazel Berry.
MesilIa Park-Forwards, Artie Co
fourth and Bertha Crowley; guards.
Dorothy Goble and Era Rsnfarew;
centers. Elsie FelpS and Dorothy
Rollens.
Errcl Lapowski OF the High school.
refereed the first half OF the game
and coach Griffith Of Mesillas refereed
the latter half.
A large crowd o. rooters for both
teams were present
= -
The boys Of the HI basketball team
we're also victorious IN their game
with the Mesilla boys. played Friday
night at the Y. II. c. A High school
me HI boys team work was
e5lendid and no special credit is due
to any one OF the boys alone. This
game marks The fourth City league
victory for the High school and the
ninth victory Of the nine other games
played.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILL.

Billy west will be seen for the last
time today in The Slave" a spectac-
Mar slapsticlz comedy. There IS no
subtitle in the entire picture, -
5s said to be the first comedy ever
made without explanatory titles
There will also he snappy L-ko
comedy called The Donkey Did II.
Monday Mary Piekford's latest PIC
tire. stella Maris." will be shown
This is an adaptation OF william J.
Locke's novel Miss Pickiofd piS-s ,
a dual role for the first time In her
1ffe-AdV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Signals Choice
OfChoruS Girl
On Piano Keys
AS Director Tests Voices.
Signals Manager Without
Girls Understanding.

During the rehearsais OF Mutt
and Jeffs Divorce" coming 70 the
Texas Grand on February IS and IL
an unusually large number OF chorus
girl applicants were tried out IN
stead Of being a dearth OF vocal girl
material there was an oYerplus- II
became incumbent. therefore. TO elm
mate the real material from the i'm
material, according to a letter from
the manager TO E. F. Maxwell. ms
elimination is often a necessarily en-
bs-ra Ssine situation for sensitive ap-
plicants, and also for the men as
signed TO separate the wheat from
the chaff. Usually the eliminating
process consists OF trying a girls
voice. This is done on the stage win
all the company and the other april
cants standing about Inc muslesl
conductor, who IS to drill the girls IN
the songs. after discovering the girl
professed range. proceeds TO test her-
He strikes certain keys and chords
and the result governs the apph-
cant's acceptance or dismissal there
and then Many girls break down
and cry when rejected. Many are
necessarily nervous under the semi
public test
s. desire on the part OF the man
agenent in a departure, that worked
very well. to eliminate the embar-
RAISING part Of the tests. resulted
and may become part OF the test
manual Of musical conductors here
after when selecting chorus material
II was simply this; The girls voice
was heard. Good, super good or bad
she was permitted to sing an entire
bar At its close the conductor
struck certain KEYS on the piano,
apparently idly and without relation
to the business Of the test Then the
girls name was taken. with her al
dress None knew which were ac-
cepted and which rejected.
Apparently there was no coluslon
between the director and the secre-
I Jaw taking down the names and ad-
/ dresses, OF the girls. But there was
and it's in that trick that the new
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Weddings.

invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Louise Warren and
Charies A. RAIDER. which is to be a
church event in Central Baptist on
Thursday evening The groom elect
who is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Win
field RAIDER, Of 1910 East Nevada
street, recently enlisted under the
colors. Miss Warren is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aliard. OF Tula-
rosa street
Miss Beulah Hermann, OF Evans
vile. Ind. and Alfred Cohen, Of this
city, viii be quietly married this eve
ming at z o'clock in the presence OF
Immediate relatives, by rabbi Martin
ZieIonka. The uewlyweds will leave
sunday on their honeymoon trip, TO
he spent in the east. Miss Hermann
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
LANSING AND COL. HOUSE
TALK WITH PRESIDENT.

Washington. D. g. Feb 9.-Secre-
tary Of state Lansing and Col House
had a long conference today and later
both went to the executive mansion
for a conference with president VII
son.
col. House, beside having repre-
scented the president personally at
conferences with the allied chiefs
abroad has for SINE time been COM
Diling world peace data
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Cards.

Mrs. s. ". FAINT entertained the
Thursday Bridge club last week at
her home. The club, which has Just
been formed and consists OF two
tables only, has proved TO be most
delightful social organization
The Starlight club, composed OF
members of Harmony chapter, Order
of Eastern Star, will give box So
cial and card party at the home OF
Mrs. William F'ishman. IL the Brazos,
Tuesday evening at O'clock MS
n. E Pandelides IS chairman
Meeting for the last time before
Lent. when they viii adjourn until
Easter, members Of the Friday Bridge
club were guests, yesterday afternoon.
of Niss Alma Jones' The personnel
MIN bers Mrs. Lamar Davis, president
Mrs. Robert L. Holiday. secretary;
Mrs. John L. Dyer. Mrs. Frank Hunter.
Mrs. W s Crombie. Mrs. U ;. stew
art, Mrs. John L. Dyer. Mrs Charles
Davis. Mrs. o. S. Osborn, Mrs Fred J.
Feldman. Mrs. Isabel Flato. Mrs. 3. L
Farrar, Mrs. Walter D. Howe. Mrs
James Mari. Mrs. J. C Lakeland. Mrs
Charles II. Leavell, Miss Alma Jones.
Mrs. Henry Pfaff. Mrs. 9. Pomeroy,
Mrs. Harry S. Potter. Mrs. ]. U.
Sweeney, Mrs R c Sempie. Mrs.
James Vance, Mrs NJ O. Wright, Mrs.
W. D. Wise. Mrs B. NJ Worsham,
Mrs L G. Witherspoon. Mrs. W W.
Turney. Mrs. Maury Kemp and Mrs.
Dan White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
OLDEST SHOW, '1N OLD
KENTUCKY STILL ALIVE

IT'S rather remarkable" said man
ager z. F. Maxwell, Of the Texas
Grand. sort of reflectively, as he
scratched the bald spot on top and
twisted a gray hair or two, but this
old Kentucky play have coming
in a few days has been on the road
almost since 7 can remember. Actu-
ally, I know I was only a kid the
first time I saw It, and still It is be-
ing PLAYED, year in and year out. II
has even outlived Old Homestead
and shore Acres. for both Of these,
though newer plays, are now virtu-
ally relocated to the theatrical ceme-
terry, while In Old Kentucky comes
along every year and still draws big
houses. It has been out so long that
II is new again, for new generation
Of PEOPLE has grown up since the
play first made its appearance. Men
and women Of today were too small
to 20 TO the theater when Old Ken
lucky first came out"
The play is coming next week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

Special Attention paid to Engraving
sor Particular People. Our many
years of experience enables US to
Iuggest and design Wedding Invita-
ions, Announcements Visiting Cards.
n fact, anything in the Engraving
line
FL Paso Printing Co.. los Main st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

saThe Unscaled Peak the third cpl
sode OF the big Vitagrsph serial.
vengeance and the Woman. VIII De
shown at the Bijou today only MuSn
Interest is being shown IN this tnElll-
r,nch better than its predecessor,
.s'The Fighting Trail" A very funny
Metro comedy will also be shown and
picture patrons are assured OF rear
good bilI--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

Henry will be hostesses az the next
ST. Patrick's Altar Guild accepted
the hospitality Of Mrs; Margsret
Walsh Leonard at her home 1892
Grant avenue, on Thursday afternoon,
the members busily employing the
hours with fancy needlework. About
the rooms were some beautiful Bos-
ton ferns and palms. The Rt. Rev.
bishop A. ]. Schiller and Rev. G. G
Frund we're honor guests Coming IN
the nature OF a surprise was the pre-
sentation by Mrs. Julia Lyons OF an
exquisite altar CLOTH with deep tatted
lace edging in handsome design to be
used on the main altar Of the cathe-
draL In her quiet, retiring manner
this well known natron had not init
mated what was coming, except "a
father Frund, who had given her the
dimensions OF the altar. The clergy
highly complimented her for the IN
ostentatious manner in which she
made the gift Mrs. II. Z. Mosley and
Mrs. Paul Lisso assisted the hostes:
in serving a delicious salad and Ice
course.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
A MUSICAL TREAT.

In few DAYS the magnificent pipe
organ Al the Alhambra will become a
regular part OF the daily program In
stalled at a cost OF over 100000. TINS
organ is the largest and best. not only
in FL Paso. but in the entire south
west. Watch for the initial organ
urogram-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
REMBERs Of her luncheon club
we're guests Saturday OF Mrs
y nnra-tnl- rrhn me-

REMBERS Of her luncheon club
NJ we're guests Saturday Of Mrs
L A. H. Goldstein. who pre-
sided over a most attractive table ct
her home on e1s Prospect avenue
covers were laid for Il. all Of whom
have been delightfully."- associated for
many years. and participating In
these congenial around the board"
The guests numbered Mrs W D.
Howe. Mrs. Robert L. Holiday. Ars-
winchester Cooley, Mrs Henry :
Beach. AIRS, F. c. Earle, Mrs W. B.
Latta. Mrs. ". G. Dunn, Mrs. w. K.
Brown, Mrs. Isabel Flato. Miss al
vey. Mrs. II H. webb and the hostess
The afternoon was spent IN knitting
Mrs. Robert Krakauer presided over
a stunning luncheon at Hotel shelaon
Friday. with covers marked 1oF MISS
Beulah Hermann, Of Evansville, IND.
the bride 10 be Of Alfred Cohen, OF
this city: Mrs. J. E Winner. MS A
J.. Nicholson. Mrs. a II. Goldsteins
Mrs. Charles Hirsch, MIS- X n Ol 1.S-
MIS-. ]. c. Weatheriy and hostess Inc
table was centered in a low mounq OF
spring flowers that formed individual
corsazes Miss Hermann was pre-
scented with an exquisite French oas-
let of pink buds, tied in billoWy pink
fuIle-a pretty s'bridey" courtesy TO
mis- visitor who Is to become Mrs. Al
fred Cohen at a quiet marriage serV-
Ice this evening. Other guests con-
stftute the membership OF caro- cluo
10 which MS kFakAusr Dei0hsS'
Vow that they are settled in their
home in Austin terrace 4ir. and Mrs:
lanes Graham McNary have started
10 give some delightful house warm
inEsH in the form OF dinner parties,
lie first OF which was extended TO
the directors Of the First National
hank and their wives on Friday night,
covers being laid for 20 amid artistic
floral decorations On TUESDAY even
~ Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George VIM
dle Read are 10 be complimented with
8 dinner, when a ike number OF
guests are 10 accept the gracious
hospitality Of the hosts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

ia .sFolliess favorite. Olive Thomas, I
ia the liveliest Of all her plays, LII
unousine Life" In this picture she IS
a little country lass who yearns Ior -. 2
- 80 ~ ..iirnousIne life"-and gets Il.
Don't fan 10 see this picture Monday
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

With what you save on your Spring
Hat at ,. w. Hale's Exclusive Nilii1-
cry. 416 n. Oregon St
Out of High Rent District.
Better Values. Lower Prices.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

BY buying one of those up-to-the-
minute practical Spring Hats at J. w.
HaIe's Millinery, 410 N. Oregon St.
Out Of High Rent District.
Better Values. Lower Prices.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
Investors. Noticel

Another snap-See Lee Newman.
renements a speciality Phone 46Of.
sO5is South FL Paso St--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

auIrk is added for the consideration
Of directors seeking chorus voices
The notes struck apparently non
chalently by the man at the piano
we're really a code
II the girls voice was wholly ac-
ceptabIe. the keys struck were B-A-
D. II the voice was good, the key
tapred was c. II the voice was super
good. the message was conveyed TO
the secretary by the sound OF the
notes D. G.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09
m. RErM AGAIN CONVICTED.

Dr.. anna Reum was again eonvlc-eo
OF practicing medicine without IL
cense Friday in the county court a.
law. the penalty being fixed az e1oe
FOR a new trial was entered 81 once
BY her attorneys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

SaEginE cheeks, mouth to nose
lines. deep wrinkles corrected. Super
fluous hair and moles removed. Mrs.
Grace Benson, % Buckler Bidg.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-09

Today only. the Grecian offers q
bill OF fun that Will tickle the risi-
bIes OF the most hardened old Crouch
~Aa International Sneak" is the fea-
ture comedy made IN the Sennett Fun
Factory for laughing purposes only.
and II accomplishes its purpose with a
vengeance. Chester Conklin Is one
Of the many fun makers in this glee-
full mirth prOvoker, and he Is certain
A new Triangle comedy Will also be
shown
Monday the Greclan presents the 1T