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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-12-21
STEEL WORKERS UNITE.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 19.-Of-
ficers of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton Of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
report that locals have been organized
in Gary, Ind; South Chicago, ILL.,,
and Reading and Harrisburg, Pa.
The first two unions comprise ON
ployes Of the powerful Illionis steel
company and the Reading union 10
composed Of employees Of the Bethle.
hem Steel corporation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-12-21
WANT MEDIATION BOARD.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec. 19.-The
central labor union has recommended
to Governor Townsend the creation
of state industrial commission, pat
termed after the national war labor
board.
The governor is urged to act
through the state council Of defense.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-12-21
WANT ."WILSON PEACE"

NOTTINGHAM, England, Dec. 10.
AT labor conference in this city
speakers urged that the coming peace
terms be based on President Wilson's
views.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1918-12-21

BIG SUIT AND OvERCOAT SALE.
Great Values at The Big Duluth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
.uf Town Visitors.

Mrs. J. H 1IcCabe viii return to-
night TO her home in Dallas, Texas,
after visiting with her son, J. T. Nc
Cabe. in this city for several weeks
Messrs C. G. Gage, Of indianapolis
J. Gordon Miller, Of Muscatero, n. ~
and H E. James, OF Chicago. are
among the out of town visitors reg
istered at the Hotel Laughlin, on
West Franklin street
During her stay in FL Paso, Mrs.
A. B Fan was entertained by AIRS
Charles n Bassett, Mrs. h Franklin
and Mrs W A. Hawkins. in addition
to Mrs George Brunner, having come
over from her home in Three Rivers.
n. II. Saturday. 10 assist the latter
at the large tea, given for the Col
lege Woman's club French oprhans'
adoption fund
1Ir. and Mrs 7. G. Billings are en-
tertaining quite a house party at
present Mrs Harry Wilson and baby
daughter, Kettle Perry Wilson. a wee
little girl Of three, having arrived
from their home in Atlanta, Ca.
few days ago TO spend three months.
ere they 20 on TO California Mr..
and Mrs. c. d. Nauman, OF Roswell,
n. IL, have been in the city for some
time, guests of the Billings, but plan
to leave shortly-they. too, are going
to California Mrs Nauman and Mrs
Wilson are both sisters Of Mrs Bill
ings, and charming women who are
the motif for innumerable informal
social courtesies-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Pans For The Enlisted Mems Council
Made At Conference At Crockett Home

C5mpanv C-Sergt- James Fraser
president: Corp. J. 7. Reese, cnalI-
man OF social committee; Corp =
Render. educational chairman; corp
Matthews. religious work; CORP
Fred Pfttem. physical; Corp e " cav
er. r. 3. BBhrOnson and McGuy gan
assistants.
Company s-sergt A. E. Armstrong;
president: Pvt z. J. Burke, soclal
work. Pvt. Ray Wise, educational
Corn. CLYDE Adams, religious Pvt W
J. Wallace, physical
COMPANY Corr. K p. Westbrook'
president; Corp. William Dubuque so
cial. Corp FL Guteley educational
SerEt. L. Popfolifshi, physical
COMPANY K-Corp. Smithsoni pres
Ideut- Corr. Ben Dunstani social :
Corr. z. F. Lindburg, educational
Pvt. r c. Paul, religiousi PVT Ben
iamin Swerskys physical
Medical detachment-Sergt- G. e
Hit. president; Pvt. F. o. Stoneback'
social; Pvt. A. q. Phillips, educa-
tfonaI. Pvt Y. A. Taylor, religious
Sergt p .. Campbell, physical
The plan is to coach a unit Of
workers IN each company or oetacn-
ment IN educational. religious ana
physical training work, that a oe1in-
ite constructive work may be carried
along. here, and even in France OF
wherever the men may b. ordered
anything to help in the Wel1are e
movement OF the army boys
Following discussion OF the WORK
Mrs Crockett served refreshments
assisted by several friends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

nT the home Of Mrs. W. A Crock
Aett. 1907 North Campbell street
representatives, Of the various com
NAMES OF the ssth infantry met in a
social and business session, Saturday
nizht to formulate plans for the or
rsnization Of what is TO be known as
the Enlisted Mems council, TO work
in conjunction with the r IL C. A.
Mrs. Crockett was assisted in serving
tv Mrs S. Z. Clark. and much enjoyed
musical numbers were given by. Mss
Dorothy Congd0n, pianist; and W. L.
Benton on his violin 1ost impromptu
talks on subjects educational athletic,
RELIGIONS and on amuseIaents "sIe
made by Sergt C. G. hiLl Of rs
medical detachment SergL A. =
a-rnsfroue. Of company S; Corp
cfrithson. OF company X CORP a =
T-esfbr5or Of company ] and SerSl.
James Fraser, Of company O. eacn u
whom was introduced by seer elaL4
W u. Blair, religious worker OF
me plan to launch such a confer
ercs was started at a called meeting
ii early February al Hotel Paso Gel
Nsrts. Every company in the regl-
ment VIII be asked to join in e11ectiNe-
b. coouerating with the T. IL O.. A.
sec-stsries. in g thorough organize
ton Of the right kind Of diversion ana
study among the men OF each lndlFlQ-
nal company Companies 9. F. i, ana
K have already chosen their eIecullFs
officers, as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
SaUe Flour and Market
Pound For Pound

A IL housewives must now buy their
n wheat flour with equal quanti-
ties Of other cereals-not one cereal,
mark youl It doesn't mean that If
five pounds OF flour is bought the
other five pounds must all be in rice
or in barley flour or oatmeal or any
other one substitute. but that It can
be in rice and barley flour and oat-
meal and any OF all other substitutes
The following is a suggested pur-
chase on the $3.50 basis. for a flour
supply for a family Of two covering a
period OF two weeks:
Five pounds OF flour
Five pounds OF other cereals di-
vided as follows:
One pound rice Ito be used as a
vegetable, in SOUP desserts, etcl
Two pounds cornmeal TOR mullins,
bread, Indian pudding etc.
one half pound constarch (for
thickenings, puddings. etc-)
One half pound oatmeal lto be used
as breakfast food, in cookies, etcl
One pound hominy (to be used as
vegetable iessening the use OF bread,
or as a cereaL)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
New Bungalow Home On Mckinley Is
The Scene OF Pretty Dancing Party

and Mrs. c. =. Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank S. FrickeltOn, Mr.. and MIS- X.
S. Moore, Mr-and Mrs L H. lawson,
]. l. Henry. Mr.. and Mrs R. z. Camp
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Metz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude B. Hudspeth, representa-
tive AMI Mrs. Richard NJ Dudley M
and Mrs. James Heggies Miss hutn
Munro Augurs Miss Mary Caples1 MISS
Marian Calnan. Miss Helen Reading,
Miss Sarah Bridgers, Miss Eva Mary
Smith. Miss Nay Belle kuller, MISS
Frances OpDenheimer, Miss Josephine
March. Miss Frances Elizabeth smith
Miss Sylvia Rivers, Miss Lucille Cren-
shaw, Miss E'riedericSs kipps MISS v IT
ginia Cooper. Miss Helen kettlers MISS
Norma HerskoWitz, Miss Elizaoetn
Hawkins. Miss Levina Kuhn MISS
Bundley. Miss Lillian Kleinman, Miss
Evelyn Ellison. Miss Marian HoWe,
Miss Gladly Mueller, Miss Evelyn
Payne. Miss Elizabeth Pritchett, Miss
Mary Heermans, Miss Dorothy car x,
Miss Dorothy Crane Miss Mary Nc
Camant, Miss Eleanor Woodward Miss
Regina Booth. Miss Ruth Lewis, Miss
Katherine Earle. Mesdames Boynton,
ChenoWeth, Brown, and Messrs- d W.
Mckinney, Franklin Williams Roy
Gilbert. sador Cohn. Frank woodward,
Abe Brettler, Fred Bailey, Herbert
Vacher, 7. n Prettyrnan; =. McAi1l ey,
Harold Reach, John savage DICK
Tighe, Jim Crenshaw. John AkerIe,
Ewald Kip, irs Fred Priest. John NC
Cutcheon, Tom Kelly, Jack Ivy, Fred
Chenoweth, Jack Mckinney, Albert
Tatum, Herman Silberbergs Robert
Bryant. Jack Macdonald, Capt Man
ming, Fritz Bryant. julius Hawkins
Kneeland jenkins, Claude Nichols,
Lawrence Shea, Herbert Sharp, Morey
Alberts. Harry Pozil Gene Thurstoni
Charlie Thurston, Walker Bovnton,
Eldridge Booth and Lloyd Nelson
The first annual bali OF the Court
Of Honor viii be given THURSDAY
evening. in 7. Q. o. T. hall II VIII be
a public affair, and q special cour-
tesv COMMITTEES has been appointed TO
make the soldiers feel at home. Mrs
Mary Barthol0mae is chairman, as
sisted BY Mrs. Frederick Warner. and
Miss Flora Malone Mrs Julia A.
Sharp. district manager, is an i'm
Dortant factor in planning for the
coming social event
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Society and Club
Happenings for Tuesday


At the Toltec club, VIII be given an
Informal dancing party by the Naty
League Comforts committee
tbefr WOOL fund Fine music and
list OF patronesses, headed By MIS-
William P. 3. AcSaln-
Miss Jane Adams, Of Hull House
Chicago. and nationally known pub
1i-is+ WI lecture undtr the auspices
OF the Equal Franchise league IN me
interest OF food conservation, IN
Temple Mt. Sinais az p. n
The first concert OF the season VIII
be given By the Orpheus cluo OF ~
made voices, Tuesday evening az
D M Mrs. Robert I. Holiday. so
prano. and David HOlquins violnist'
rector, and T. C. knlckrney er' accom-
Red Cross in downtown workshop
OF the white House. fourth floor Mrs.
Horace ". Broadduss CHAIRMAN q
Women's service assisted ny --l 5 ~
Cruce smith, surgical dressings Ms
J. F. Williams and MS W. w 4 " =
ney, sewing; Mrs P. s Stewart ana
Mrs. c. 2 Kelly, knittingi MS a =
Coles's daV for sewing MIS- VI. -
Wise, surgical dressing; Mrs. b. d
stark. knitting, with Mrs r 81 BEN
instructor; hostesses Lor ne l-o 5 49,
AIRS. Florence lie Baron ana ~
James Brady; afternoon Mrs = "
Berrien, afrs. c. o. Coffin. Mrs. V. W.
Rose and Mrs A Andreas
Mrs. B. E Widdas, assisted BY Mrs.
7. 3. Cunningham, Mrs E E keyeE'
Mrs " b. Watts ane - is - ;. -. ~
Aguirre, VIII be on the third uoor o.
the Popular. at the Comforts commit
tee Headquarters Of the Navy league
to give out yarn TO the knitters
Elementary hygiene and home care
Of the sick at courthouse leacnlns
1H
Dietrich, Instructor.
Golden Hi1 Red Cross unit
Sunset Heights Red Cross unit win
Miss Margaret Hitchcock. 1910 Pros
pect
F. Metz all day.
women Of Trinity Methodist church,
Mrs F. NJ TOWner, directing
Business Women's club membership
will do uatriotic work under the d.
rectoin Of Mrs Florine I. Miller and
Miss Marsery Phelps, in the new Y.
". cluhroomss at 80 p m
Red Cross workers meet IN parish
house Of St Clements from TO l.
Fl Paso chapter, o. p s
The Women's Auxiliary OF west
minister Presbyterian church meets at
2:20 p M for program on AFRICA
led by Mrs J. G. Lowman-
Recessa Stoddert chapter Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution. viii
install their new official board, tol-
lowing a buffet luncheon at the home
or Mrs. 3. i. Farrar.
Lady lIaccabees No. - viii sponsor
a dancing party at the FL Paso KHAKI
club, at o'clock. under the auspices
Of the war camp community service
Parent circle Of the First Christian
church meets at o. m Supt- r J.
Tighe viii speak. and Mrs. E. ?. Amos
viii sing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Little Bo5bie'sP Pa
When the Talk Turns 10 the Truly
Great Pa Feels Perfectly at Home
as One OF Those Present
By WILLIAM F. kirk

NFISSUS hyde was up 10 the house
lfi this afternoon, sed Va to Pa wen
he cain hoam last mite Her son
Henry has took piano lessons neerly
a yer & now he is going 70 be a crate
composer
We'll wen. sed Pa. Hank is sum
speed boy. is he not?
Il am sure I don't know. sed IA It
wud seem 50.
1t vuddent seem so to me, sed Pa
Speed IS the curse Of the yung men
OF AmerikyI The average high skool
GRADUATE, sed Pa. is all reddy when he
leeves skooI TO rite a Shakerpeer play
or help Mister Wilson run this here
ship Of state, SGD Pa The youE men
OF our land must be pashunt. sed Pa.
thay can't be crate like ne until thay
have been thru the mill
Crate ike you, sed Ma
EXackly. sed Pa. IL talks many
yeers & sum setbaczs TO nee- um
truly CRATE ] thank Providers, SEQ
Pa, for every kick on the shins wien
black q blue most Of the time Tor the
last 20 yeers, sed Pa
Then you d0ant think this yung
man is going to be crate composer 2
red Ma
He may be. sed Pa. he may be. Bur
the jury IS out. ] Wud feel safer about
him, sed Pa if he dident deeclair his
self about beeing a crate composer
until after he had took lessons for q
little longer than a year. say 10
years or 20, sed Pa
sum geenyuses were crate wen rnay
was yunE., sed Ma. I believe Mister
Mozart cud play quite we'll wen he
was mere child
Maybe, sed Pa. but ] bet his nabors
dldent think so. & I bet when he was
neerly 80, sed Pa he began TO reel
lie how much thare was 10 lern about
music. AS Hank L0ngfelloW, the
poet, Onst sed, Art is long & time is
tleeting d salary raises don't keep on
repeating. That Is What he sed. sed
Pa, & that old boy was a wise guy
or he cud newer have written Romea
a. Juliet. sed Pa
I didn't know he rote It, sed Ma i
guess you are thinking Of Unkel
Toms Cabin, but anyhow. sed Ma you
must not say anything TO Mlssus Hyde
about her son Henry n she comes
oaver wen you are al hoam. Or II
you say anything, sed Ma. say SUM
thing kind. We are getting calder
sed Ma, g. the olader we get the moar
kind things we shud speek.
That IS true, sed Pa, 7 dideut think
Of that How Is BOhbie Citing along
with his music lessons2 sed Pa
Fine sed Ma I sumtimes think he
Is going to be a composer one day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

MR. AND MRS. z. H YALE, VINO
vi have a lovely new bungalow on
Mckinley avenue, at 3431, had guests
in for dancing. Saturday night The
spacious rooms, while needing no
added decoration other than their ar
tistic furnishings. we're radiant IN
golden jonquils and showers Of car
nations, a color scheme Of green,
white and yellow being carried out
even 10 serving. Punch was served
from q pretty nook in the breakIasl
room, and later, an ice course. with
the cakes in green and white icing
Among those present to ENJOY the
gavetv We're. Dr. and Mrs. George
Drummer, Dr. and Mrs. P S. Madigan,
Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Henning and son.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Lay Mr.. ana MIS-
J h Hirt, Mrs Imogene Slmons, MIS-
Jack 3. knight, Mrs =, T. Moullon'
Mrs. ~. J. Willard, Mrs Dorothy
Johnston. Miss Margaret Bryan. Miss
Wilma Elliott Miss Kate Tatum. Miss
Rose Piatt, Miss Helen Roberts. Capt
Thomas S Taylor, Lieuts- Unger'
Adamson, J. NJ Sanderson. Newell
Barnhart, futile and Lowryi Messrs-
Horace Lay, IT., and ". 2. Moulton-
Mrs. Moulton assisted her daughter
AIRS Yale Is giving a card party
during the week, ano mas several
other affairs in the planning.
Through the courtesy Of the UnlVer-
sity club, the School Of Mines students
ana friends enjoyed one Of its merry,
informal hops Saturday night with
the entire tor floor OF the Martin
building thrown open for the dancers
The younger school set were among
those attending. and asked to chap
Is
ana Mrs. ]. W. Kidd, Prof and Mrs
Frank =. SeamOn. Prof. and Mrs John
Fielding, jr-. Prof. and Mrs. II. D. Pal
lister and DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Jenness-
John Savage was chairman OF ar
rangements, assisted by James Cren-
shaw. Isador Cohn, Ralston Cooper,
Richard Tighe, jr., and Frank Wood
yard. wartime simplicity prevailed
with flags utilized for decorating ana
refreshments dispensed with
Bidder were mayor and Mrs. Charles
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs kuno Doerr- M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
aries.

Nine soldiers we're entertained at
the ". J. Blackwell home Sunday
night Bringing the soldiers from the
be Sc hospital in Two automobiles one
driven BY AIr. Blackwell. and the 9TH
er by Pvt c. 7. Wegner, r., the party
was held In the summer house Of the
Blackwell residence. which was dec
Grated with American flags. ana
climbing vines. A victrola played in
the arbor. Iced chocolate was served.
and at about $3.50 the boys were re-
turned to the base hospital at Fort
Bliss The soldiers who attended the
party were Pvts- Thomas Murick. John
Mononno, Richard Benson, William
Wunch. F. S Palmer and Corp. E H
convalescent soldiers from the base
hospital Sergt- Jack Scott. Of the
veterinary corps, and Pvt Wegner, IT.
Quartermaster's corps were also pres
ent
For their young daughter Reva.
who was eight years old on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs RayO R. Reyes planned
a merry surprise party Saturday art
ernoon at their home on North Ochoa
street. ReYa, It viii be remem bered,
is always contributing 70 the pro-
grams for the soldiers, with songs
and dances in which Madame Nay
Loesser and her parents have coached
her, and Saturdays list OF guests ex-
tended TO many OF the younger folk
who have appeared with her at va
rious times-among them Barbara
Gosline, Annetta Shipley. Sammie
Joseph. Frederick Stevenson, Mildred
Lockett, Rose Acuna, Blanche Corn
wall, Florence Stevenson, Eileen Eel-
Tor, Celia Joseph. Louise Bustos-Who
gave a program OF their own, as the
afternoons chief enjoyment Later
they formed into a grand march that
terminated into the garden for re-
reshments. Biddeu were Barbara
Gosline, Florence Stevenson. Mildred
Lockett, Ampara and Louise Bust0s,
Annetta Shipley. Mabel Hite, Nora
Wilson. Elizabeth Bruce, Celia Joseph.
Gwen Swift, Genevieve walker. Edna
Hite. Eileen Mellor, E Everett
Kinder, Ebert Kinder, Doris Kinder.
Consuelo Reyes, Aurelia Rodriguez,
Edna Smith. Dorothy Lee Arnold,
Della Reyes. HOrtensia Prue. Rosa
Acuna. ErnestO Dedrano, Sophia Es-
pinoza, Lewis Maese, Jesus Falonir,
Lucia Barcia, Mary Goodwin, Lily
Nay Miller, Beatrice EspinOza,
Mecedes Bruce, Blanche Cornwall,
Mildred Lockett, Frederick Steven
son, Oscar SANCHEZ. Martin Faiomur.
Arthur Maese, Lucilla SANCHEZ,
Mercedes Acuna, Isabel Holmes, Max
imilian Reyes, Sammie Stern, Sammie
Joseph, Jack Eellett, Eldrice Kinder,
Josephine Stern, Sylvia Reyes. Fran
Walker and the little hostess
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

sed ia. He looks kind OF dreemy wen
be Is setting az the piano.
He Is prubly dreeminE about wen
the baseball seeson opens. sed Pa
That is what 7 used to think OF wen
i was talking my musick lessons.
First ] Wud span q octave. sed Pa, g.
tnen / Wud think how eesy it Wud be
for JEFF Tesrcau to span a octave
with them paws OF his. Il Is hard 20
keep the mind Of yuth on art. sed
Pa, except the manly art OF throw Ing
a spitbau across the corner OF the
plate, Pa sed.
Wen. sed 1Ia. 7 hoap Bobbie viii
oeecum a crate music man. il VIII be
nice to have sumhody in the family.
sed ia, who can RELY sing insled OF
Jest thinking he can sing
& then Pa dideut say q word
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Numerous Dinner Parties At The
Country Club For Weekend Hop

the Navy league treasury and college
Womanis club French orphan adop-
ton fund. It is TO be an imposing
event. with a large number OF the
marrieds and younger set assisting
Miss Alma Orndorff, Miss Veda
Eickman- Miss Edna Robertson and
Mrs. Jack d. knight, are TO entertain,
on the morrow, with small luncheon
at Hotel Sheldon, in compliment TO
Miss Edna Elaine SOFTEN. fiancee OF
Harry Carey Ferris, Of Deming, whose
marriage takes places in the church
OF St Clement, on Friday at early tTVi-
light Owing to some delay with the
engravers, the cards have not yet
been issued for Miss Scotten's we'd
ding. but win be mailed On the NOR
row. Special music is to be given by
Mrs. ". D. Howe, Mrs. Robert L Hol-
IidaT. Mrs. J. J. Raster. Mrs Charles
n. Lyman. Mrs. walter Christie. Mrs.
= Rowland Gilchrist Mrs. Clinton G.
Ballard and Miss ColdWeIL Lieut.
Charles ". Jones, a schOolmate Of the
groom elect viii stand with him as
best man The latter IS himself
recent benedict. having recently won
a charming bride IN the person OF Miss
Elizabeth Hawkins, Of Atlanta, Ca
=
Mrs. L. J. Trotu IS entertaining,
Wednesday afternoon. at her home,
80 Mckinley avenue with tea
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Weddings.

Miss GIorian Hallock. the attractive
daughter OF Mrs E v. Dorman. of
Hammer court, is a bride This pop
ular young woman was quietly mar
ried Saturday night to SerEt A L
Leavitt. Of the signal corps, the serv-
Ice being read By Rev. c. L over
street. in the First Presbyterian
church. Miss Vivian Sheay being
bridesmaid. and c. II. Leavitt. brother
Of the groom. standing as best man.
Miss Hallock wore a pretty blue tat
feta, offset by pink rosebuds which
she carried In an arm bouquet In
addition 60 Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman.
hose witnessing the Impressive serv-
zee were lIr. and Mrs. II. S. Burwell
(the latter. an aunt OF the bride) /;
C. NJ Leavitt, Of Fort Madison. father
Of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs c. ".
Leavitt, OF Tampicc. Mexico. Mr. and
Mrs. l. ". Broyles. the Misses Audrey
and Verena Broyles Robert Bee and
others The happy young couple are
10 be at home in this city. though
they have not yet found a permanent
location
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

Under the leadership OF Miss Mar
u euerite Tafel, at the FL Paso
school for Girls, a thrift stamp con
test IS in high progress The girls are
divided into groups-the seniors and
primary department matched together
while the intermediate department
and the upper school form the two
Dther groups. A lively rivalry among
The groups has given added zest and
4 great gain in the sale Of stamps
Outdoor activity vies with the
steady progress Of study and tnriIt
STAMPS within The work OF grazing
the GROUNDS is nearing compile uo1-
LOOKING forward to future IN which
shade shall have q part, 50 trees nay u
seen set out during the past WeeA'
through the generosity or a. = - -
5ents in the upper school ana OF
lanes Mari
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08
Women's Organizations.

Officers are to be elected at Tues
days meeting Of the Guild OF St
Clement. called at p. M in the par
lsh house.
Trinity Methodist Missionary So
ciety will dispense with all meetings
during April, in order that nothing
viii -detract from the tabernacle re-
vival Red Cross work viii be done
Thursdays. as usual, at the downtown
workshop.
All women Of the neighborhood are
urged to work with the Red Cross
unit Of the First Methodist church,
which meets Tuesdays and Thursdays
at I o'clock, TO make surgical dress
ings, in the church parlors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-08

CATURDAE nights week END dance
- a. the Country club signaled sew
srsI stunning dinner parties among
them one given by Col and Mrs JOS
eph A Baer. for prominent military
folk. Among the distinguished guests
we're MAJ. Gen. and Mrs. George Vim
de Read. Brig. Gen. and Mrs Robert
L HOWE. Col and Mrs A. H. Miller
Lieut.. Col and Mrs ". L Little
Lieut. col and Mrs. Charles c. Har-
vsv. L3eut-=Col and Mrs. Y. L Peter
son. MAJ. and AIRS. ". B. Rogers
can't Arthur L MareK Of the Fifth
cavalry. was host At one table. Win
1-s Tran1es Lockett. Mss Katherine
$50 ~ Frpr Lehman guests
lr ans ~ p. B stewart enter
tained 1Tr. and l1rs Ray McClintock-
Miss Anne Butcher was the guest OF
Carl Beers, while nearby Lieut. ana
Hrs Jerry y. Echols dined together.
Among the army set noted az tables
were Capt John Berry capt a -i-ol-,
capt I.aWraucs " kessler, cart 4
. kneeiand. Lieut. J. 10 Hess' Lieut.
=. U. RakestraW ana others.
Dr. and Mrs 3 F. Jeuuess, dean
s e Vorreu Ar. and Ms s. ". FAINT
aIrs. George Mansfield, Miss AEnes
Stewart. Miss Nellie Nay Bowen Mss
sarah BridEe-s. Miss Alice llyles, Miss
Marguerite GOething, the Misses Ma
rfon and Enid Ainsa. Miss Nary Gates
Redmond. Miss Eliza beth Stevens,
Miss Mary Hill. Miss Margaret Read,
Hiss Frances Smith, Miss Margaret
Echuster. Miss Mary De Long ana
others motored out With friends tor
the hop, II being one Of the merriest
Of the season
Hrs. r. C. Myles gave one In the
series OF Sunday afternoon @Iles
Entente ct her home on Magotfin
avenue yesterday afternoon. the
comforts committee OF the Navy
league benefittinE handsomely there
By The Iyles home was most at
tractfVe iu showers Of spring flowers
and presiding over the tea urns were
Mrs. Walter F. Arnold and Mrs. Z. c.
searle- Several Eirl friends Of Mss
Alice lIyles assisted IN serving AT
intervals during the charm Q affair
Mrs. Il. h stark and Alrs. : bert L
Holiday gave vocal NUMBERS and
Miss Nellie Hay Bowen played.
Mrs. Helen Roberts Is departing
somewhat from the usual form Of
Sunday entertainments for the Navy
league by giving a musical next Sun
day at Hotel Paso del Nortel when
the receipts VIII be divided between