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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Lodges and Clubs.

Harmony chapter. o. E s. pa. viii
hold its regular meeting in Masonic
temple. Thursday evening at S O'Clock
There viii be initiation. Members will
meet at the home Of Mrs. j. y. May
field. 1901 North Kansas. Friday
afternoon. TO sew for the o. z. s.
home.
Ladies' day Will be observed at
the EIks' clubhouse Thursday, this be-
ing a semimonthly event. when wives.
daughters. sisters. mothers and sweet
hearts Of members OF the Best Peo-
pie on Earth" have access to the
rooms for music. games. conversation
and knitting. or whatever most ap-
peals 70 the various groups.
At the meeting Of the Women's
Benefit association Of the Maccabees,
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Anna Law
hon was elected lieutenant com
mander. Mrs. Julia A. Sharp gave n
talk on the war work OF the Y. w.
c A.. being done in this country. II
was decided 20 work at the Red Cross
rooms in h White House with Mrs.
Charles RAIDER. chairman Of the unit.
one day each week. For those not
being able to call, work viii be de-
livered.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

Miss Calnan. again accompanied by
Nine. Loeser, followed with Spanish
dance, something in which she ex-
cells. and received a tremendous ova-
ton.
Miss Nellie May Bowen closed the
program with a group of songs. rem
dered in her own peculiar manner. Al
ways a favorite with the soldiers, she
was heartily applauded.
The Knights Of Columbus hut club
is giving 4 dance tonight in X. Of c.
hall. 500 Myrtle avenue-One of a
series TO be given throughout the win
ter. the first and third Wednesday
nights Of each month, the proceeds
going toward the furnishing OF the
Knights OF Columbus hut at Fort
Bliss The members Of the club are
Mrs l. E Arvin, captain; Miss Mar
garet OBoyle, secretary and treas
ureri Miss Katherine O'Boyle: Miss
Mary Stedmond. Miss Evelyn Sted-
mond. Miss Marjorie McGill. Mrs. Isa-
bell Flat0. Mrs n. Redding. Mrs.
Frances Savage, Mrs. A Brown. Mrs.
A y. Peters and Miss Katherine Ra-
cheL.
The auxiliary OF the 3. Of r T. viii
entertain the boys OF the 18th division
ammunition train with a dance at the
Khaki club Saturday evening. Mrs. F.
Rehrig. Mrs. b C. Barton. Mrs. J. A.
Hicks. Mrs Kate Murtle and Mrs.
EnOch Cound constitute the committee
on arrangements.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Robert Reaney, Son of Col. Reaney,
Receives Commission as Lieutenant

a short leave home. He is quite well
again. now, and anxious 10 set the
finishing touches, that he may so
overseas TO help win the a
Mrs. T. J.. Findley received word
Sunday that her husband. who is an
instructor at the officers training
school in Camp Pike, Arkansas. has
been promoted TO a captaincy. The
Advancement took place in June. but
this former toWnsman was evidently
too modest 10 notify either Mrs. Find
ley or his friends. Mrs. Findley is
expecting 10 90 TO Camp Pike about
October 10, TO join her husband. and
stay with him until he leaves for
overseas service.
Randall Ki1burn. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. F. Kilburn OF Nagoffin av-
euue. FL Paso. has received his COM
mission as ensign in naval aviation.
and viii be stationed for a time at
Pensacola. Fla. as instructor. James
F. Kilburn q brother Of Randall. who
has been in active service in France
for the past Il months. is now in an
engineers officers training school
overseas.
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Mrs. ". P. Schuster has been called
10 Chicago, by the illness Of her hus-
band, DR.. II. p. Schuster. who went
east for medical attention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

nOBERT MAYNE REANEY, son Of
II Lieut. Col and Mrs. P. J. Reaneyr
OF Richmond Terrace. bears the dis
tinction Of having received his com
mission Of second lieutenant on his
21st birthday anniversary, September
2. The news has just come TO Mrs
Beauey from san Antonio. where
Robert. jr.. has been stationed with
his father, who is with the quarter
master corps there and Is n OF the
men longest in the service-more than
- year,
Capt. Joseph Hunt Reauy, who
WAS reported killed in action IN
France. in Saturday nights cas-
uulty list. WA a cousin OF Col.
Eeuner, and n West Pointer, b
sailed overseas with the 10th in
fantry.
Cay Hammett Davis. who has been
in FL Paso for past few days i'll at
the home OF his mother, Mrs. B L.
Farrar. is planning TO return Fri
day 10 Ellington field. near Houson,
where ne is TO continue his aviation
training. Guy was recently ans
rerred from Mineola. L I. TO the
Texas field. and NJ ooner reached
Texas than he suffered from a bad
cold. which ave him opportunity for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

received care in the car. being tucked
into one Of the comfortable berths al
ways ready for such an emergency.
Eight were given first aid-some were
cared for by the and others
given the attention OF a physician IN
addition. six kilograms were sent out.
The women are doing a beautiful
work. each day making its own de-
mands-
A group Of young men. en- route
from Washington state 10 the officers
training school at Camp Pike. Arkan-
sas. enjoyed a real party" In the car.
one day last week, asking Mrs Camp
bell IL they could get something 10
Eat Fortunately. just before b re-
quest for food came, a young woman
passing through, came into the car
and gave those in charge basket Of
lunch-it contained fried chicken.
sandwiches. Clipped beef. cheese and
crackers. bananas. cookies and cake.
Mrs Campbell. assisted by Miss Edna
Earl Douglass. Mrs. j. p. Robertson,
and others on duty. added TO the menu
BY making tea and serving this with
Clipped potatoes and giving the boys
Cigarets and candy. After they lef,
the car, other men en- route TO their
various destinations were given Iced
tea and cookies.
One Of these men sent on his post
card home TO Swarthmore. Pa. the fol-
lowing message
Dear Mother-Passsd through
here CEl Paso) at $50 Wednesday.
Regular eastern Red Cross reception
Aonther card said
IN FL Paso OF way 10 Berkeley
Cal. This card given and mailed by
Red Cross. They met US at station"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

THROUGH the efforts Of the musical
L director, George Deland. quite a
lot Of interest in music has developed
in the high school. The assembly
periods Of Tuesday and Thursday are
given yer to chorus singing in which
all Of the school participates. The
Girls Glee club meets three days a
week-on Monday Wednesday and
Friday. Over 100 girls have regis
tered.
The orchestra has organized and
has nine pieces The members devote
one period a day TO this work The
following pupils compose the person
mel OF the orchestra. Harry Thorpe.
drum; Clifford Irwin drum; Edward
Ludes. cello; Helen LOOMS, piano.
Dorothy Waldron. violin. Bertha Glib
son.. violin; Edith Bigham. cornet;
Thresa O'keefe, banjo; Horace Wal
Ter, saxaphone.
SIR. Delaud states that he IS very
DESTROYS Of charging the musical
theory class, which meets every day
at the sixth period This course in
cIudes a thorough understanding OF
scales and rhymes OF musical nota-
tion. 1t also includes the history Of
development OF music. Mr.. Delsnd
feels that the course would be Of great
value to any student interested in
music.
Classes in printing were organized
Monday Harry Blumenthal has
charge OF this work. About 80 boys
have registered for the course. Mr..
Blumenthal expects the total enroll
ment 70 be about 90. Principal A II.
Hughey states that he considers this
course Of great value to any boy He
says it teaches the pupils to be exact
in the little things that they often
neglect in English. M B-lumenthal
hopes 10 have some new equipment IN
this department oon Those who are
taking this course are steven Over
street, Frank Davis. Curtis Beel Ed
ward Fordham. Edward Lides, Frank
Franklin. Raymond Hart. Gordon
Hughes. Loran Frazen, Jack Blaine.
Clarence Selly. Frank HanscL, John
De Courey, william kimball. Harold
Hankmen, Fred Ellen. Ames Het-
trech. Laury Williams. Tom Johnson,
.CyrI POSI-. Lilies Willie. George Law
renee. Milton Manpired, Frank Cook.
Mrs. J.. c. McGrady, chairman Of the
program committee for the High
school Parent-Teacher association OF
which Mrs. W d. Howe is president.
for Friday. at 8 p. M ~
the auditorium OF the school building
the following entertainment:
Violin solo, Miss Dorothy Waldron,
accompanied by Mrs. Howard 4.
Wa1drOu-
Talk. 'Education An Asset In The
Making OF a Good Soldier" by Mrs
A. L. Hawley.
Discussion, The Most Pressins
Need OF the High School" Mrs. c z
Kelly. leader.
Cornet solo, Miss Edith BiFham-
An informal reception viii be held.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Y. W. C. 4. Plans It's Work For the
Winter Months; 4 Musical in October

AT a meeting OF the educational
a committee OF the Young Womsn's
Christian association. held this morn
ing at the ~" Mrs. c. H Campbell
and her committee OF coworkers
mapped out plans for the winter. to
include classes in Spanish and French,
and other languages. II the call arises.
They viii also launch courses in mil
linery and dressmaking. II sufficient
interest is shown
Among other things decided upon is
a musicale. to be presented the last Of
October.
The personnel OF the educational
COMMITTEES includes Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. James Graham McNary, Mrs A.
P. Averiu. Mrs. R. il Tighe. Mrs.
Charles E. HenuinE. Mrs. Harry Hen
derson, Mrs A A. Jones, Mrs W. c.
Mccormick and Mrs. C II Lyman.
Mrs. L L Robinson has called a
meeting Of members Of the Nonparti-
cal league for Friday at ( D.. m. in
the Y. ". C. A. TO elect an executive
board and officers, following the tenn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

P. Gordon would be in FL Paso Octo-
Der 1st n end. to hold q spiritual
retreat" for the Y. " c. a. secre-
taries and ministers, in Trinity
church. The women OF the societies
win serve the lunches for the two
days.
The social service program Is to be
given next Tuesday at $50 p. m. in
the parlors Of Trinity church. Mrs
F. ~ Towner and AIRS. s. c. Doug
lass in charge.
Red Cross sewing IS set for Thurs
day.
Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. Comp
ton We're hostesses.
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A tableau plastique is to be given
by Pythian sisters tonight at $50
o'clock in h P hall. b affair being
planned for their war fund. Mrs l.
u -Cleve Is chairman, assisted BY Mrs.
J. Atkinson n Mrs. 7 Wyler. As the
living pictures are shown. incidental
music, typical Of the Gene. VIII be
played America" being first on the
program. Miss Isabel POmerOy viii
give a Spanish dance: prayer viii be
given by the music from a Ba5y's
Prayer at Twilight" Other features
win include a reading by Mrs I n
Corrington; q fancy dance by Master
and Miss Atkinson; an Imp dance by
Lurline Atkinson, and Star Spangled
Banner by the audience
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Alta Vista Parent-Teacher ~associa-
ton held its initial meeting Of the
year Friday afternoon at 8 o'clock,
Mrs. George Drummer presiding Mrs.
L T. KILLER. OF the Junior Red Cross,
gave an interesting talk on the work
for the children in helping win the
war. The society offered q picture Of
president woodrow Wilson TO the
room getting out the largest attend
ance Of mothers. four grades trying.
Mrs. Eunice Payne. the principal, vol
~unteered to supply three more pic
lures that the others might be award
ed for their splendid efforts. Amer
lea" was sung in closing.
Miss Helena Huffaker. war work
secretary for the Y W. gave a splen-
did talk on the purposes and aim OF
the war workers, both in this country
and overseas, at Tuesday afternoons
meeting Of the First Presbyterian
Missionary society. held in the par
lors OF the church. Mrs. Charles l.
Overstreet req excerpts from letters
anent the work being done by the
Mexican and japanese missions main
tanned by the Presbyterian church
here.
After adjournment for the sumner,
FL Paso's Women's Christian Temper
ance union viii begin its years work
Friday at 3 p. m, when members are
asked to accept the hospitality OF Mrs
Il. A. Taylor, Of S29 West Missouri
street. in addition to much business,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Weddings.

Formal announcement has been
made OF the approaching wedding Of
Miss Juliet Madrid. OF Tsleta. TO Nike
Lopez, IT., Of b same place. son Of
Nike Lopez, ST. and Librada p. de
! Lopez.
Miss Madrid is the youngest daugh-
ter OF Saviniano Madrid and Fran
cisca D. de Madrid. OF Ysleta, and
sister OF Charles Madrid, OF the Union
bank. OF Las Cruces. " NJ. OF SaTauO
Madrid. IT., serving in France. and Of
Jesus Maria Madrid. also in France
leta. and Mrs. William MunOz, Of this
city
The wedding Will take place at vs.
leta In Our Lady Of Carmen Catholic
church. the 3rd OF this month.
Miss Bess Harrison. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. n Mrs. W. y. Har-
rison Of ia Ange street. was quietly
married Monday, in Las Cruces. 70
Ray Nurney, of Newport News, Vir-
GINA The young couple were at
tended by the brides mother and sis
ter. Virginia, the ring ceremony being
used. Miss Harrison wor a hand
some blue tailleur with hat. boots and
gloves to match. Later a wedding
dinner was served at the Harrison
home, the newlyweds leaving Tuesday
noon for their home in Newport News.
Mrs. Nurney, having lived here for a
number OF years. has a host OF friends
who will be sorry that the wedding
takes this popular girl from Fl Paso
to reside in the east
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

porary three months organization.
One minute talks Will be made on the
educational part OF women's voting
and opportunity given for FL Pasoans
20 express American ideals. Among
those at present serving OF the ex-
ecutiVe committee are; Mrs. c. E.
Kelly. Mrs. Alex Ferguson, Mrs. VIII
liam Wallace. Mrs. Alma Bartlett and
Mr. J. A. Rawlings, one appointee.
Madame Booth-Mayo having died
since the board convened There is
no stipulated number constituting a
quorum. Mrs. Robinson states that the
club was organized TO consider mu-
nicipal government and candidates
for office, who will be asked to ap-
pear that they may decide wisely on
the best man. Tomorrow's meeting
viii be short lasting perhaps a half
hour.
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Trinity mission study class had a
social service program in the parlors
Of the church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
D. N. Smith led the devotional. Miss
Norwood Wynne reading the scrip
ture lesson. Miss Maria Monteras
gave a piano solo, followed by the
study lesson The Sons OF Italy" by
Mrs. Jack Burton and Mrs. H. H
Hendrick. Mrs. I. y. Corrington read
an Italian dialect story. Rev. P. r.
knickerbocker announced that DR.. S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Club and Society
Doings Thursday

FIFTH cavalry minstrels and dance
L in Liberty hall, the receipts going
for the maintenance OF Fort Bliss, FL
Pason bed in American hospital No
!. at Neuilly. France. Wade Hampton
chapter in charge
Mrs Paul c. Morey is giving a
bridge tea in compliment 10 Miss Hell
en- Murdoch. who leaves next week
for her second year at Berkeley
Miss Beatrice HIlis and assisting
artists viii give a program-one OF
the Y. N. C. A. series-for the men
camped at Fabens.
War council Of national defence IN
Temple Mt Sinai at s p m.
Robert T. Lee chapter, L. D. C., viii
do Red Cross work AT the home OF
Mrs. y. H Allen, 512 Arizona. at
8 p. m.
Red Gro s IN TIE downtown work
shop, for the morning. on the fourth
floor OF the White House, In charge
Of Mrs. Horace W. B~roaddus. director
OF woman's work, assisted by Mrs ID
Bruce Smith, surgical dressings Mrs
Joseph NiIllams ana MS W. "
Turney, sewing Mrs T. 5 stewart
Mrs. C. E Kelly and Mrs ". o. Wright.
knitting; Mrs. H r. Candles day FOR
sewing. Miss Gertrude Yale, surgical
dressings; Mrs. B. L Farrar. knitting.
Miss Rose Piatt, instructor Hostesses'
Mrs. Mary B. Deason and Mrs c c
Crews
Mrs. Il. Hayes Watson, Mrs William
Jennings and Mrs W A E. Woods
Will be at the comforts committee OF
the Navy league. downtown head
quarters. on third floor OF the
Popular. to give out wool 20 knitters
and receive finished garments.
Army women's circle OF the Red
Cross. at Fort Bliss.
Mrs. Charles B. Stevens and Mrs.
Ennis Erving Will be in charge OF tie
Red Cross community cannery. in the
city market
The Red Cross circle OF the First
Christian church viii 90 to the White
House 70 make surgical dressings,
Thursday morning.
Members OF the Pau-Hellenic So
ciety viii spend the day from 9 a. m
working at Red Cross downtown cen
ter; Mrs. Battelle White director.
Congregational Red Cross unit, at
the White House
The women Of the East FL Paso NJ.
F. missionary society viii ~congregate
at the White House workshop for Red
Cross work
Elks' Ladies Day"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

The present change OF season IS
liable to affect you physically
Sensible people don't use drugs I'M
less they have 20. They patronize the
drug store only when absolutely
necessary. AT such times they want
dependable drugs, not stuff which
may have retained its curative powers
and may have lost them years ago,
We pride ourselves on pure. fresh
drugs, at prices as low as Is consistent
with good service. We assure you
that all prescriptions brought 10 any
OF our three stores viii receive the
same careful attention that won for
US our reputation of reliability.
We sell and recommend Wells
Egyptian Henna ShampOo-price SOC
the bottle.
Scott White & Co.. Druggists.
Mills Bldg. Roberts Banner Bldg.
314 a Francisco St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Col. Anderson to Entertain With Big
Box Party at Fifth Cavalry Ministries
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.


DOTH town and post society folk
II VIII turn out for the charity
presentation Of the Fifth cavalry
Yankee" Ministries at Liberty Hall
Thursday evening
Col Edward Anderson is entertain
ing with a box party and has invited
as his guests Brig. Gen. Jas. J. Horn
brook. Col and Mrs. H a. Weber,
Col and Mrs. John A. Wagner and
daughter, Corinne; Col William Nor
gan. Mai r. D. Matson. Of the British
army. Maj. L p Ball and Miss harriet
Bottorff.
Others having made reservations for
hcxes are; Col and Mrs. H 2.
Howard, Lieut. Col and Mrs. +. W.
Glover. Capt and Mrs. D. S. Perry.
Capt. r. r. Lanerty. Mrs. F. n NIarek.
entertaining for Mai. and Mrs. r. c.
Cummins, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Martin,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

Mrs. Dorothy Johnston. Mesdames E.
3. Lawrence. s o. Bottorff, A W,
Bittick. z ". Hatch and Mrs. J. T..
Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Kirkpat-
rick, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryan. Mr..
and Mrs. J. H Nations, Mr. and Mrs.
J. II Gogein. Mrs. c. c. Crews and
Mr.. and Mrs. E N. Lawrence.
The following young women will
act as ushers; Miss Sarah Bridgers,
Elizabeth Stevens. Agnes Stewart,
Helen Stewart. Jessie Beeson Hunt,
Alice Myles. chairman; Valerie Lorig.
AIRS. John Alexander Klein, IT., and
Mrs. Stricken.
Dancing viii follow the perform
ance. Col Anderson will lead the
cotillion with Miss Harriet Bottorff.
Carnations will be sold during his
cotllion by Misses Kate Tatum and
Wilma Elliott. The dancing program
viii include a number Of exhibition
ballroom features by Misses karma
Deane. Marion Calnan and Paula
krupp-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
FL Pasoans Returning.

z. L Groombridgs came IN from
Globe, Ariz., 10 enlist in the British
army. He is a Canadian
DR.. Doris Bowlby and daughter.
Doris Elizabeth, have returned from
a two weeks stay in CioudcrofL
Robert Krakauer, much improved
IN health. has returned from 4
months rest at Battle Creek. Mich
He also visited in Chicago on his
return.
Mrs. o. H. Baum has closed her
summer home at CIoudcroft and re-
turned 70 Fl Paso for the winter. hav-
ing her sister. Mrs. Toliver. " ith her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Dances.

The officers Of the fifth cavalry will
have their semi-monthly dancing
party at the Country club or Friday
evening this week. having changed
from their usual Wednesday night be-
cause Of the big sing" at the post,
tonight. with the fifth cavalry band
detailed there. Many people are going
out from town TO the big outdoor mu-
steal event. four regimental bands be-
ing combined into a monster organi-
zation. with each regimental band di-
rector in turn at the baton Friday
nights dance viii herald several din
ner parties OF an informal nature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

Practically two persons in three
need their eyes cared for Il Is harc
TO realize the work you put on your
eyes. From the first thing in the
morning until the last thing at night
your eyes are busy. II you need at
tention get the bsst-in other words
Need GlassesZ Ask SegalL
Fl PasO Optical Company
At los Texas-in the middle OF the
block between Oregon and Mesa Ave.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
EIPasoans Amnu.

Mr. and Mrs J. H Cassens. OF 81
North Virginia. I'VE received word
that their son. Jack. is nov IN France.
medical corps.
Mrs. Winfield RAIDER left Monday
night for Atlanta, Ca. 10 visit her
son n daushterinlaw. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles RAIDER. Mr.. RAIDER Is a ser
Eeant IN the army stationed at Camp
daw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

Mrs. a c. Dunbar. a delegate.
Stuart photo.)
Miss Harriet Bottorff. sponsor
grand niece Of VIII and Lyman De-
laney. Of Kentucky. who entered the
confederate army in 1861 and were to-
gether all through the war. Lyman
being killed in one OF h minor Skin
mishes. They were assigned TO east
Tennessee and West Virginia. and n
1853 to Shenandoah valley by Stone
wall Jackson. The two brothers rode
through 81 battles, and when Gen. Lee
surrendered at Appomattox. they were
among the 200 Kentuckians Breck-
enridge took, after running vi from
under the surrender 70 Mt Sterling
but finally submitting TO a final sur
render on the first day Of May in IS.
Miss Kate Tatum, maid Of honor
niece OF James Wiley Sherard, who
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
Parties.

Miss Helen Temple entertained
about so OF her friends at her home IN
Government Hill, Monday evening,
honoring her brother. Leon. who Is
leaving wednesday for Austin, where
he will enter the training school. She
was assisted in entertaining by her
sister, Mrs. r. G. Porter. who Is visit
ing here from Tulia, Texas; Mrs. D. d.
Temple and Mrs. A. II. Faller. A wa
termelon feast on the lawn was en-
joyed. following the following pro-
gram:
Vocal selection by Miss Vera Gser,
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Jeanette Faller.
Readings by Miss Margaret Hines
Violin solo by Miss Vivian Brown.
accompanied by Miss Ruth Brown.
Miss Helen Temple also read, and
various games we're played
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
A~utomobilinq and Onfires.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hal z Christie re-
turned Monday from a motor trip TO
Santa Fe. where Mr.. Christie repre-
scented b Fl Paso bankers at the
New Mexico bankers convention
Later they visited the Indian village
at Taos. where live the PuebIos. and
enjoyed the artists colony nearby.
Their ten days outing was full Of en-
joyable Incidents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

II Is very important to educate tbs
young people TO appreciate COCO
iewelry-The Hixson" standard.
We offer a wide range Of choice IL
articles suitable for boys and girls iu
FL Paso as ven as those away al
college.
Knitting should be a part OF every
girls day We show all the new ideas
in knitting needles.
W. T.. Hizson Co.. Jewellers.
Mills and AIesa-on the Plaza-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

Col Cornelius c. Smith. OF the 314th
cavalry. Fort Bliss. M Mrs. Smith
are to entertain with a dinner at the
Country club tonight. In compliment
TO Gen. las J. Hornbrook. Col. and
Mrs. John A Wagner, Mrs. Margaret
vey. Maj and Mrs Jones. Mss Dora
OKeefe. chaplain Timothy P OEsefe
and chaplain and Mrs Milton Vein
aHafu
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18

enlisted in the confederate army In
81 and served the four years OF war
being ~honorably discharged at the
close. He was appointed division
quartermaster general soon after his
enlistment and held that position
throughout his service. He was in the
siege OF Vicksburg and had many mar
row escapes while getting supplies 70
the army.
Mrs. Mamie Yates. also expecting 70
20 to represent Wade Hampton chap
ter. Stuart photo.)