El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-25

BANQUET was given Miss AIDA
"a Eldredge by the Graduate
4 y Nurses association. at the cafe
sheldon Saturday evening at z o'clock.
An impromptu talk was made by this
honored woman. who requested that
each nurse present tel her native
state ana what she had done since her
graduation. Nearly every state in
the union was represented as follows
Mis-. Eldrsdge, St Luke's Chicago.
Illinois.
Miss E. D. Greene, St Johns, York
5fiss A Louise Dietrich, St Johns.
Tonkers, New York
Miss Jessie p. S Mcdonald, Milwau-
kes Co.. NauWalOsa. N lsconsln-
Miss Susan x. Lane Mary hitch
cock. Memorial. Hanover, ~ H
Miss Margaret Stewart. cooper
Hospital. Camden. New Jersey
Miss Ruth bills, Hotel Dteu, Fl
Miss Frances MoGempsey. Provi-
dence hospital. Fl PasO. Texas.
Miss Lucille Flint John Sealy, Cal
Miss Jane Hastings. Wesley, Illinois
Mrs. T. S. billiard, Bloomington,
Mrs Paul Gallagher. St Lu1e's Chi
CaE0, Illinois.
dence hospital. Fl Paso, Texas
Miss Mary 3. McClung- Mercy hos
pital. Maryland.
Miss Helen G. Gibbs, Ehiladelphia
hospital Pennsylvania
Miss Helen s. Raymond, Los Ange-
Hrs. Lois E. Floto. vincennes. Ind
Miss Lena IL Sawyer, Providence
hospital FL PasO, Tex
Miss Emily Jarrett Providence hos
nital. FL Paso. Texas
Miss Anna J. bIcQuillan, Providence
hospital FL Paso, Texas
Miss Della IL spain Des MONIES
Miss Katherine Kelly, Hahnemann
hospital. Baltimore. Maryland.
A mass meeting VIII be held at the
r ". c. A at p. m. tonight Ior
nurses and those Interested in the
profession, VIXEN Miss Eidredse VIII
speak.
Delightfully."- informal was the din
ner over which AIRS. p. f. Moulron
presided at her attractive home. on
Mckinley avenue Sunday. with COW
ers for Miss Peggy Bryan Mss Wilma |
Elliott Mr. and Airs. E. H Yale, Mrs I
Johnston. lIessrs Horace Lay II, I
Cyrus Kirkley, OF Toledo, o.; Frank /
Houlton and the hostess
with covers marked for H. Col and I
Mrs. A. II Miller were hosts Saturday I
evening at a dinner party served at I
the Country club just prior TO the I
usual week end dance. The personnel |
was confined 60 the military set
Nj Gen and Mrs. George W1ndle j
Read. Brig Cen and Mrs r Ii
HoWse, Col. and Mrs. Joseph A. Baer- 7
Col and Mrs. ". L Little. MAJ and 1
AIRS. Eugene J. Ely, Capt and Mrs
Burton I. Read with Col and Mrs
Miller.
Mrs. J. W ZoIlers. who, until the /
summer, VIII spend most OF her time I
in this city at Hotel Paso del Norte, i
arranged one attractive dinner party, 4
attended by Mr. and Mrs P. l. tearn,
Miss Anne Butcher. Miss J0uett Falls, i
Mrs. S l. H0peWeu and two sons. /
1Iessrs. Willard and Robert HOpeWel ]
and Carl Beers
Having received his promotion from
second TO a lieutenant Of first rank,
Lieut. Guilbeau furnished the motif
fer one dinner, over which Lieut. D.
r. Bullard did the honors- Lieut.. Car
roll Walmsley, Lieut. j. B. Mitchell
and others OF the military set also
arranged small groups.
AT the Sunday night table de- hotes \
Capt. T. 7. Bonsteel mad a dinner for 4
Mrs Irene Meyer Gaylord The usual I
number Of guests motOred out for I
the informal affair
A constant stream Of guests at
tended the tea, given between the /
hours OF g and 6. by the University I
club official board and members and I
Fl Paso Red Cross and mem bers and E
friends Of their own l-ganiZatiOn, d
sunday, on the p floor Of the Mar
tn building II was one Of the most (
delightful social events OF the series, L
instituted by president No man Val
ker. whel the t0ga OF Donald Giles
fell upon this alert official many
weeks ago Lrs- J. H. Nations AID
Mrs. W. ". Turney presided at one
attractive tea table, handsomely ser
Weed and decorated suggestive OF