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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
Dinners and Luncheons.

Miss Jessie E. S. Mcdonald. at her
home. col North Florence street com
plimented Mrs Leland Gardiner, OF
san Antonio, with a supper party
Tuesday evening. covers being laid
for Mrs. Henry Gardiner, Miss Ruth
Gardiner. Mrs Seachrist OF Maria, the
honor guest and hostess Varf colored
verbenas furnished a pretty table
decoration. Mrs Gardeners husband
is a Lieutenant. at present stationed in
san Antonio. and she has been in Fl
Paso visiting his people, Mr. and
Mrs Henry C. Gardiner. OF Richmond.
With her mother. Mrs. Seachrist. Mrs.
Gardiner left for Maria Tuesday night,
and viii Join her husband
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
H0W TO ACQUIRE HAIR BEAUTY

You can enjoy q delightful sham
poo with very little effort and for q
very triling cost Il you get from
gour druggists q package OF Can
rhroZ and dissolve a teaspoonful in
a cup Of hot water. This makes
fan cup Of shampoo liquid, enough
20 Il Is easy 10 apply It TO all the
hair instead OF Just the top Of the
head Your shampoo IS now ready.
Just pour a little a. a time on the
scalp and hair until both are en-
tirely covered BY the daintily per-
fumed preparation that thoroughly
diGsolves and removes every bit OF
dandruff, excess oil and dirt After
rinEine the hair dries quickly with
a luffiueEs that makes il seem
heavier than Il Is. and takes on a
rleh iuster and Eoftness that makes
arranging it a pleasure.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
Y. w. C. 4. War Workers Hold Session
Plan Campaign For Funds This Year


MRS MAUD W. MAKENSON. OF
4flPhoenix. state director OF pub
LEFTY for the Y-W.C.A- war work in
Arizona, and a newspaper woman on
the staff OF the Gazette, was in Ell
Paso Wednesday for a brief visit
with friends. en- route home from the
Dallas war work conference.
Six states were represented at the
conference OF war workers OF the
Young Women's Christian association
in session at the Dallas Headquarters
Friday. Saturday and Monday" said
Mrs Ma kenson- state chairuen. d.
rectors, publicity directors and other
campaign officers from Louisiana
Arkansas Oklahoma. Texas. New
Mexico and Arizona conferred with
Miss Julia T Lee. department direc-
tor; Miss Mildred Corbett. associate
director; Mrs. John Sparger. depart
ment chairman. J. ". Nahan. ir- de-
nartment publicity director and other
department and field officers. as to
how the campaign for the united war
fund shall be conducted by the
Y-W.C A. in each state.
To great extent, organization
for the conduct OF the campaign will
follow that Of the Y.MCA- In each
state there viii be a director. chair
man, recruiting officer. publicity d.
rector, bureau Of information and dis
tribution, speakers and recruiting
bureaus.
Prominent Texas women have
been appointed as members OF the
state committees, and the number
viii Immediately be increased 10 in
clude well known women in every
section Of the state.
Beginning Immediately. the state
committee and cabinet, acting
district leaders and their as
sociates, will try to reach every WO-
man in their state with the story Of
the work Of the Young WOmen's
Christian association in providing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

MISS KATHERINE c. KELLY has
WI received notice for overseas serv-
ice as a nurse. and is leaving Ell Paso
next Thursday. in time to report for
duty in New York by September T.
She will stop en- route in Baltimore,
to visit with her home people. Miss
Kelly was for many years superin-
tendent Of nurses at Providence hos
pitaI, being graduated from Baltimore.
Last February she resigned to be-
come supervising nurse at the Z. S.
government clinic In the county court
house, and is one Of the best known
women OF her profession IN this locale
FL Paso has sent a large representa-
ton OF registered nurses to the front,
and still more are waiting. having
filed their applications for foreign
work. Among them are:
Miss Lucille Flynt, a graduate from
John Sealy hospital. Galveston. who
left the city last week, presumably
for Camp Logan, Houston, prior to
sailing.
sent first TO Camp Bowie before de-
tailed TO foreign service
Miss Margaret p Schertz, Of Hotel
Dieu-
Miss Ruby Covington Hotel Dieu.
Mrs. Mildred Daley. Hotel Dieu.
Miss Hazel Belknap. Providence
Miss Alice a Green. Hotel Dieu-
Miss Elizabeth D Tarpeys Hotel
Dieu.
Miss Mary B. Robinson. Providence
Miss Ruth Hills. Hotel Dieu.
Miss Anne c. Doerner, Hotel Dieu-
Miss Emma 6. SchertZ, Hotel Dieu.
Miss Alta Hancock, Hotel Dieu.
Miss Emma / Smith. OF Brooklyn.
Among those waiting are Miss
Rachael G. Saenz, now on duty at the
l. S government clinic; Miss Carrie
II. Shaw, at the detention hospital;
Mrs. Marie Luckins OF Hotel Dieu;
Miss Ruth Tarpey Of Hotel Dieu: Miss
Tillie V. Braun OF Eolston hospital;
Miss Katherine Slatcher OF Louis
lana; Mrs Beatrice Robinson. OF Rolls
ton; Mrs. Pauline Rogers, a graduate
of Houston; Miss Mary 3. Cooper. OF
Providence, and Miss Catherine Van
Doren. secretary OF the state board OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
Dance For K. OF C. Furnishing Fund
Is Success; Given By Ell PaSo Women

THE other teams, working under
4 the Rev. Fr. F. H. Upton. OF st.
Patrick's cathedral in planning money
making devices TO help in the cree
ton and furnishing OF the new
Knights OF Columbus hut, now going
W at Fort Bliss. will have to look
vel 10 their laurels II they Guido the
precedent established by Mrs. l. E.
Arvin and her corps Of assistants who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
Red Cross Work.

On account OF the shortage IN ma
terials. Temple Mt Sinai circle Of the
Red Cross viii confine its meetings
for the immediate future to Tues
days. Mrs Charles Auer and Mrs.
Martin Zielonka directing.
The knitting circle OF the church
Of St Clement viii meet Friday. from
to 4 pm. at the home OF Mrs. 3. +.
Darbyshire. rs North Florence. for
instruction. knitting and distribution
OF wool All finished garments are TO
be returned to Mrs Darbyshire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

MORE than a hundred Pensioners
Iflof Central Baptist church ac-
Rev. o. J. Wade and his
wife to the union station Tuesday
afternoon, to bid them God speed upon
their departure for Texarkana, where
he IS to become pastor in Beach street
Baptist church, following a pastorate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

ment clinic at the courthouse. last
January
Kelly. Miss Penquite, Mr.. Adkins and
one or two others were at the we'd
ding breakfast, going later to the
station TO see the newlyweds off.
a sister OF DR.. Wood, Mrs. Hor-
tense Dietzel. Of Tulsa. who had
hoped to remain for the marriage,
was called to her home in Oklahoma
last week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
Many EIPaSo Nurses Are Ready To
Answer The Call For Service Abroad

nurse examiners, at present IN Fort
Worth, is also listed here.
Sarah Lillian, the new daughter Of
lIr. and Mrs Robert W. Page. was
christened in the Church Of st. Glenn
ent Wednesday. George II. Clements
standing as god father and Mrs
Pages sister. Mrs. TOwne. being god
mother TO the little miss.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kelly. IA
North Campbell street, are the pa
rents OF a baby daughter. Ida Nay
born Aug %
Mrs. Margaret Olive Jordan IS much
Improved. following her illness Of
last week and is now able TO see her
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Danfer T. Johnston.
139 North Florence street, have a
baby daughter, Tulia Eleanor. born
Aug %
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c. Kincaid.
1925 BIsbee street. have a baby daugh-
ter. Virginia May. born Aug %
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs Harry H.
Elam. 2407 Louisville street. on Aug
., a daughter, NOrine Nernnila.
Miss Elsie ]. 8lorrell IS now at
home with DR.. Leslye Hyde. az So
Mesa
Mrs. A. J. Borcherding IS seriously
I'll at her home. COS North Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
Mother Goose Lawn Fete OpenSFriday
Afternoon With 4 Big Street Parade

hers viii use their own home supply
OF sheets in constructing q back
ground for the living pictures. Booths
are being erected today, in prepara-
tiou.
The Alta Vista wou,en's auxiliary
and the Baptist Young Peoples Union
viii entertain Friday night at the
chapel. corner Of Hueco and Stephens
streets. The young pople viii serve
punch. and the older "marrieds" ice
cream. The proceeds will be applied
on Liberty bonds. There will be select
readings. good music and refresh
ments- The entertainment Will begin
at s o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

ing their son and his charming wife.
Mr and Mrs Don Culwell. OF Fort
worth, since Monday, the en- famille
reunion being more complete By the
presence OF Mrs Brown. who was
formerly Miss Fay CuIweu and the
latter's adorable daughter. Mrs.
Browns husband is in training for
overseas service
Miss Jane Hamilton Davis. at her
nome. MS Montana street. is enter
tanning a charming house guest in
the person OF Miss Louise Daniels.
who is en- route to her home in Corsi-
cana from a summer vacation snent
in California. Miss Daniels will be in
the city for ten days or so. having
arrived Monday Miss Davis is not
returning to National Park seminary.
Washington. d. c.. this autumn. but
expects TO remain in e. Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

were responsible for the tremendous
success Of the dance in Liberty hall
" Wednesday night-three or four hun
cred dollars viii be netted from the
gayety, though the returns are as yet
incomplete.
Rayo R. Reyes and his orchestra
furnished the music, the massive audi
forum presenting gala air with
its many flags and pennants.
On the cement terrace. outside, were
many tables, where pretty girls served
cold drinks and ice cream to the
dancers-this in itself proving no
small item in collecting silver. Mrs.
Thomas O'Keefe and Mrs. ". G. Roe
managed the refreshments. aided by
Miss Blanche Poe. Mrs. E Y Berrien.
Miss Bertha Hilgartner. Misses Mary
and Evelyn StedmOnd, Miss Margaret
Reading. Miss Alma Brown. Miss
Katherine O'Boyle, Miss Margaret
O'Boyle, Mrs. p. Z. Kelly. Miss Fave
TulIous. Mrs G. W. Savage, Mrs. Cum
bingham and others.
On Mrs. Arvin's team were Miss
Margaret O'B0yle. Miss Regina Car
son, Miss Katherine O'Bcyle, Mrs Isa-
bel FlatO. Mrs II. X Reading. Miss
Alma Brown. Miss Evelyn Stedmond
and Miss Mary Stedmond.
The floor committee numbered
George sIfuars, aided by Vincent An
6reas. Herman Andreas, George Ryan
and Tom COuZens- On the door were
Nessrs. n X. Reading, l. E. Arvin.
Robert Lyons. Dietrich, ". 3. Wood
and William Morgan
Much credit is due 20 the efficiency
Of the Boy Scouts. put on the door to
take tickets. avoid tanning and other
courteous attentions.
Miss Mildred LaSalIe, popular mem
Der Of the younger set. IS entertain
ing most informally at a dancing
party tonight, at the parental H. La
Sale home. 1910 East Nevada-one
merriment more before many separ-
ate for their various colleges and uni
versities. Miss Mildred expects 70 at
tend Glen Eden at Poushkeepsie. n
Y. this year, though she viii not
leave until the first Of October. Bid
den are Miss Helen Reading, Miss
Winifred Woods, Miss Ruth Schwartz,
Mss Mary Bryan. Miss Fave Ross.
Miss Katherine Dick. Miss Charlotte
Ormsbee, Miss Marie Biddle, Miss
Maurine Garrett. Miss lone Garrett.
Miss Virginia Cooper, Miss Villas sim
mons. and Nessrs- Nell Goodwin. Jack
Hutzler. Webb Carnes. Ed Marsh
James McInnis. Alvin Frick. James
GoIdstein. Tom Lapham, H B.
Mathews. Morris Fox. Ralph Beebe, D.
r. Rabidaux, Edward Ra5idauI, and
c. D. Mcclellan.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Hurt2 No. not one bitl Just drop
4 little FreeZone on that touchy corn.
instantly 1t stops aching then you lift
that bothersome corn right off. Yes.
magic, Costs only a few cents.
Try FreeZonel Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle. sufficient TO rid your feet
OF every hard corn. soft corn. or corn
between the toes, and calluses. with
out one particle OF pain. soreness or
irritation. Freezone IS the mysterious
discovery Of Cincinnati genius.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
TRAVELETTE
cEnr II - PHILIPPINEs.
by NTKsAH-

OEBU IS a Filipino town in which
\ the old regime and the new strug-
gle tenaciously for supremacy. In
Cebu you may walk down the Oldest
streets in the Philippines. Rows Of
thatch rooted houses with entrances
shaded by wide overhlnginE porticoes.
flank this dingy thorouEhfare. Oc-
casi0ual palm trees supplement the
attempted evasion of the broilinE sun
Yet telegraph poles prove by their
presence that even the Oldest street
OF the archipelago cannot entirely
withstand progress by mere force OF
ancient dignity
e. The people OF Cebu do not count its
medieval streets and converts as fea-
lures OF great Importance To most
Of them the harbor with its visiting
ships always coming and going is the
center OF interest Near the wharf are
the inevitable warehouses so ponder
Gus beside the slight native huts.
About these warehouses through the
day, run the little Filipino laborers.
carrying bales and loading and IN
loading the ships with hemp and cot
ton.
In the evening the devout workman.
tired though he may be. stops on his
way home 10 offer a prayer in the
SantO Nino convent. This convent
houses a tiny wooden image about
a foot tall known as the Santo Nino-I
Holy Child The adventures OF this
image in the past, its wonderful es-
capes from fire and shipWreck. its
miraculous power OF healing often
displayed, all make It the most vener-
ated object in the city. Decked in
Jewels and costly fabrics. enshrined
in an enclosure OF gold and silver it
receives the homage, prayers. and
gifts Of the natives whose belief in
It's power IS unlimited. The reverence
In the eyes Of the superstitious Filipi-
no w0rshippers makes one feel that. II
The swarming wharf is the heart OF
-ebu. the Santo Nino convent may
surely be said TO be its soul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Pm. S64G-J, Alma MeCrummen II desire
Piano Teacher. Graduate OF New Eng
land Conservatory OF Boston. Expe-
rienced and reasonable in charges
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
Many People Go To The Train To Bid
Farewell To Dr.. Wade And His Wife

Of more than five years IN FL Paso.
J. E. Robertson left this morning
for a three weeks business trip
through Arizona and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Roe are leaving
tonight for Hot Springs, Ark, to stay
a month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
''rO HELL WITH THE KAISER
Advertisement
CommunItr scrnrrh -

For Chickens, cheap. wholesome. Gets
results-Gets results. Community
Milling Co. Phone 4768.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
e. Pasoans Returning.

Mrs. Charles Foutz and the children
are returning from California on sun
DAY.
Dr.. l. n Breck, with Mrs BrecB,
and Louis William, have returned
from a month in Cloudcroft-
Following a stay Of six weeks IN
California, M and Mrs J F. King
are hack at Hotel Turbeville on North
Florence
With her little daughter. Mary
Anne. Mrs. Mary Nations Pollard IS
returning, within the week. from her
sum mer rest in Cloudcroft.
Judge W. d. Howe, with Mrs Howe
and their children. have terminated
their summer vacation to ClOudcroft
and returned to FL Paso. Wednes-
Mrs. VIII T owen. with her two
sons, Billy, IT., and Jerome Dale. came
back wednesday night from -CalifOr-
MA. having enjoyed six weeks at the
various beach resOrts-mostly Santa
Monica
Mrs ". L Brown IS returning on
the morrow from her summer course
at the University OF California in
Berkeley Accompanying her will
come Miss Inez Thrift Of Phoenix, a
niece Of Dr. and Mrs. Brown
Nothing better than Squads for a
dinner or banquet. Try them Deliv-
cred anywhere. Phone S35 or 487J2.
ADV.
sTo HE'LL WITH THE KAISER"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

send Us your boots and shoes by
Earcel Fost Expert shoe repairing
Chas. Rokahr, 81 Texas St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29
4 good school for your
daughter is the best Investment
for her future.

New, beautiful, and spacious buildings, small
classes, experienced teachers. conservative
methods, much outdoor work, and personal
consideration for every pupil, from Beginners
Class through High School, give right condi-
tions for health and progress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Y W. c. A. Cafeteria. 51s Z. Frank
lin street For men and women. Cool
dining room Moderate prices Din
ner from u TO o'clock; supper from
S TO Z oclock.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Hotel IauEhlIn. best European hotel
IN FL Paso.-AdY.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

ssTO HE'LL WITH THE KAISER"
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Mrs. A. J. Borcherding IS seriously
fl at her home. COS North Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew c. Kincaid.
1925 Bisbee street. have a baby daugh-
ter. Virginia May. born Aug %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Miss Elsie ]. 8Iorrell IS now at
home with DR.. Leslye Hyde. az Sl4
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Danfer T. Johnston.
139 North Florence street. have
baby daughter. Tulia Eleanor. born
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TEN o'clock breakfast this
morning which Miss Bland
\ SholBtfg of All West Four
y LnanAL rArnn. nr.riInh nnnr n q
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M1t)ens Var Work

peaches were sold to patrons Of the
kitchen and considerable peach butter
will be made with what is still lett
Of the donation
Tuesday during the first days work
in peach canning, twenty volunteers re-
ported at the kitchen, many coming in
for an hour or two of work. In this
was no hardship was entailed upon in
diyldual workers
A large market OF home grown vege-
tables was on hand at o'clock this
morning, the kitchen purchasing beets
for canning to fill patrons orders.
The following members OF the Re
beCca unit met yesterday morning at
!. q. q. +, hall and worked indus
triouSly until noon, completing ten
helpless bed shirts Mrs +. A. Wright
chairman, and Mrs J. b. Rulln, Mrs
Simmons, Mrs. White, Mrs. Harcum
Mrs HuSman, Mrs. Grubb and Mrs
NJ. Lingenielter.
The regular meeting will be held next
Wednesday at |. o. o. +. hall.
A beyy Of young girls were busy
in the surgical dressings department
Of central Red Cross headquarters this
morning, among them being Miss Helen
pettec Miss Isabel Spencer, Miss
Dorothy Roney Miss Katherine Nash.
Miss Gertrude Gardner, Miss Katherine
Drake, Miss Helen Boyle, Miss Ruth
Hall, Miss Gladys Pembcrton, Miss
Dorothea Stewart
Cool, spacious and comfortable were
the central sewing rooms OF the Red
Cross headquarters today when the fol-
lowing composed the committee Mrs
Tucker w. Williamson, Mrs, Ed Over
holser, Mrs J. {. Gilmer, Mrs. J. g.
Boedeckcr, Mrs A. J, Creamer, Mrs
M. L. Wagner. Mrs. Wallace Williams
Mrs r. T. Bryant and Miss lrminda
Banney.
An argument is made for more indi-
vidual workers Tor Thursday in the
central sewing department OF Red Cross
On this day no clubs are enrolled and
there is room for added workers for the
sewing machines provided Helpless
bed shirts are now being made and the
work being somewhat intricate, is not
as rapidly turned out
Mrs. A. {. Dennie OF St Nicholas
hotel was in charge OF the knitting de
| partment at central work rooms today
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Dngce of IA West Fourteenth street,
when Mrs Richard T. Harriss and
Mrs. Paul Cooler will be special
guests.
4 y
Seventy-fiye young children pupils of
the primary department of the First
Baptist church Sunday school gathered
this morning at the church parlors un-
der the care OF Mrs Deutke, head OF
the primary department and Mrs. Cliff
ton Ratliif Of 4l6 West Eleventh
street, and marched to Mrs Rat
lifts residence where an informal
picnic was enjoyed. At noon a picnic
lunch was served on the lawn followed
by games and outdoor amusemcnts.
Those who assisted in entertaining the
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young children were Mrs C. {. Bux-
ton, Mrs !. {, Ballard Mrs Clifton
Ratliii Mrs. Deutke, Mrs, J. II. Grant
and Mrs. Boyd
n p
Judge Samuel w. Hayes Of 924 West
Nineteenth street, who has been a
Washington, d C., visitor the past two
weeks, returned this morning Mrs
Hayes and children, Ruby and Ida, will
leave about the first OF July for Colo
RADIO Springs where they will spend the
summer, later taking in other Colorado
points, including Denver.
v "
Mrs J, w Carter, wife of the pastor
of the First Methodist church at Hydro.
Okla, is the houseguest today Of Mr..
CONTINUED on Page o. Column s)
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"A IRS BENJAMIN STEWART DAWSON, who was
lWIl Miss Margaret Atwood, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
"VS Weston Atwood of $50 West Fourteenth street
She became the wife of Benjamin Stewart Dawson of
Stiles court March 30.
Mrs Dawson who was student in LindenbcrG col
ege at ST. Charles NO. previous to her marriage decided
to lay aside educational ambitions and enlist as nurse
Her husband is a member of the squadron at Post
Field, Fort Sill
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Consisting of
Bath Towel, Wash
Cloth and a Cake
OF Fine Soap

You look at some necessities today
and you can't help kicking. 1t is evident
that somebody's profteering.
But you look at this service package
and you can't help admiring the man who
put them up. Thirty-nine cents is n
fairer price than you'd put on them your
self If someone asked you to guess Its
cost.
There's good zoe 3s-inch Turkish
towel with blue stripe border and
hemmed ends; q wash cloth of the same
grade, and a cake of DR.. Graham's White
Witch Hazel and Glycerine Soap,
Wrapped with sanitary waxed paper,
neatly tied, and placed in a carton about
2x5x9 inches-which can be carried or
mailed without any additional wrapping.
ON SALE IN DOMESTIC SECT
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TOMORROw's EVENTS.

Luncheon at Lee-Huckins hotel, Miss
Mary Oyerholser and Miss Julia
Enochs, honoring Merry Maids club.
slumber party. Mise Martha Trud-
Eeon, honorinE Merry Maids club.
Mr.. Edgar NJ. Cooke presents Mrs,
@. w. salter In recital In First Chris
tlnn church
Ready TO Help club, Mrs. John
Francis Martin.
Okolons club, Mrs. X. G. Stuart.
Call meeting U. y. d. club, Mrs. Or
vail NJ. Estel,
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q TEN o'clock breakfast this
IN morning which Miss Bland
~ SholBtfg of All West Four
& q teenth street presided over as
hostess, was the first OF the
days series OF social affairs of the
Merry Maids who are enjoying a
weeks house party.
At noon Miss Marion Robinson and
Miss Katherine and Eleanor lttner be-
came hostesses and served a luncheon
at the Skirvin hotel to the following
guests: Miss Isabel HarriSs, preSi-
dent of the Merry Maids, Miss Ber-
nice Nee, Miss Mary Nice, Miss Bland
Sohlberg, Miss Elizabeth Paschall,
Miss Jeanette Dngee, Miss Elizabeth
Pope. Miss Mary Overholser, Miss Julia
Enochs, Miss Marion Robinson, Miss
Marguerite Madison and Miss Martha
Trudgeon
Miss Mary Lou Deutsch of San An
tonic Texas, and Miss Mabel Regens-
berg of ST. Louis, who are the house
guests of Miss Elizabeth Paschall of
92j West Nineteenth street, were Spe-
cial guests.
This evening Miss Isabel Harriss,
Miss Marguerite Madison and Miss
jeanette Dingee will entertain with a
six o'clock dinner at the home OF Miss