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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Council OF Women Voters Is To Be
Formed Affecting Thursday Evening

A S a preliminary TO joining a "coun.
n Gil Of women voters" a mass
meeting has been called for Thursday
night at the First Christian church
All men and women interested are
expected TO attend.
Realizing that woman needs a great
deal OF education along political lines,
it has been decided TO organize a
p permanent council il these attending
the meeting Thursday night desire it.
The council. if formed. viii be strictly
uonpartisan, as viii be this prelim-
mary meeting. it Is said.
All speakers have pledged them
selves TO be strictly nonpartisan in
their remarks and each one viii be
given three minutes except Mrs II.
T. Bowie, who viii speak five minutes.
and Miss Katrina kennehan, who will
be given ten minutes. The following
program viii be presented
Medley Of patriotic airs. MADAME
May Loeser at the piano
Song. America" by the audience.
Why I am going to vote. Mrs. II.
Bartlett
The value Of women's influence at
the polls" Mrs L L Robinson
The man voter and his point Of
view" Mrs. r. H Cressingham.
Battle Hymn Of the Republic" by
the audience.
Voting and war" Mrs o. L Bowen
why am a suffraget,' Mrs. o. a.
Crichett
can a politician be consistent"
Mrs Julia A. Sharp.
Registration - How. When. and
Where Miss Katrina Kennehan-
The Areme club. the auxiliary to the
FL Paso chapter O. =. s.. met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. George Morgan.
Masonic temple. IL was the regular
annual election of officers and re-
suited as follows AIRS. Charles Sheay.
president. Mrs. George Morgan. first
vice president; Mrs. r. r. Hagar. sec
end vice presidents Mrs Jewel
Aoores, secretary treasurer. The club
VIII do Red Cross work at the White
house heaQQuarters every MONDAY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Cards.

Review No. -. WOmau's Benefit
association Of the 1Iaccabees. will en-
terrain Tuesday afternoon at T. o. %.
+. hall with a card party No. - has
invested in Liberty bonds and the
series Of socials the lodge is giving
IS for that and other patriotic pur-
poses.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bartholomae, OF
1710 East Missouri street. entertained
Saturday night complimentary to
Mrs. Friedrich r. Warmer. who. with
her little son. Friedrich. jr.. left last
night for their future home in Glen
wood Springs. Colo. After pleasant
evening spent in cards and reminis-
cences OF the many happy DAYS since
AIRS. Warner first came TO Ell Paso. a
buffet supper was served Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs J. 3. Waller
Mr. and Mrs. C.. Windberg. AR. and
Mrs. i. T. Van Nattan. Mr. and Mrs.
F. 6. Schwenker. Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Sharp. Mrs. A. J. BorcherdiuE. Mrs L.
q. Malone, Mrs Friedrich Warner. Miss
Lille Malone, Miss Flora Malone Miss
Anna Windberg, Miss Emma Wind
berg. Messrs- Joseph Miller. w S.
Barnes, Arthur Borcherdmg. Harry
Gerdes, Henry Oug. otto Bartholo-
mae.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
MexicanS To Give Program For Red
Cross OfEIPaSo; To BeInLiberty Hall

TIE follow ing program VIII De given
1 in Liberty hall Tuesday evening by
the Mexican citizens Of the city for
the benefit Of the Red Cross. all the
proceeds to be given 20 that organiza-
tion in FL Paso-
Z. Overture. Rayo Reyes's orchestra
Spanish chorus from ~Pobre Bal
buena," en- costume. Senoritas Julieta
Monies. Carolina Velarde, sofia
Chavez. Conception Zuniga, Dolores
LuuiEa. Lucinda NevareZ Delflua Car
Ella. Esperauza Cisneros. Isabel Esco-
Der s. Refugio Lucero. acompanado por
Ia orquesta bajo "a direction del ST.
A. Balderrama. jr.
g. Solo. Ideal Tosti Miss Maria
Enriquez de Chapman
& Poem original. ST. Manuel Rocha
= Chabre
5. Solo, VilianelIe, Billy Berrieu.
g. -Four minute talk. g. Garcia Conde-
g Solo, Just a Babys Prayer at
Twilight Eeva Reyes
s. Spanish dances, Miss Munequita
Andaluza-
Tntermission.
I. Fantastic. orchestra
3 Chorus. Geisha girls, Senoritas
Julieta Monies. Delfina Garcia. Maria
de j. Perez. Carmen Perez. Rerlgi0
Lucero, Lucinda Nevarez, Lidia Alta
mira. Maria Morales. Luz Cid rlores y
Refugio PrOvincio. Concha Cereceres
acompanado por la orquesta. baJo Ia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
HOuO to Make
WheatIess ShortcaRes

I II the United States food admins
. l trauou's experimental kitchen they
Z have discovered a way by which you
can have your cake. and eat IL. TOO.
Try these wheatless shortcakes for
Strawberries or other fruits. All
measurements are level
Barley shortcake.
cups barley flour
6 teaspoons baking powder
teaspoon salt
] tablespoon sugar
TO 8 tablespoons fat
7 cup liquid
If desired the acid taste OF bar
ley may be lessened By the use Of a
small amount Of soda teaspoon OK
soda dissolved in the cup Of liquid.
Contour Shortcnke.
% cups OF contour
teaspoons baking powder
= teaspoon salt
I tablespoon sugar
TO S tablespoons fat
7 cup liquid.
Coruflour-Ground Rolled Oats ShOrt-
cake.
/ Is CUBS contour
I - cups ground rolled oats
teaspoons baking powder
! teaspoon salt
tablespoon sugar
tablespoons taL
! cup liquid
Rice Flour shortcake.
IA cups rice flour
4 teaspoon salt
teaspoons baking powder
4 tablespoon sugar
90 s tablespoons fat
] cup liquid.
Method Of Making.
MiN the dry Ingredients. cut en- the
fat and add liquid. For individual
servings. place dough on slightly
Goured board. pat 20 "a inch thick
ness and cut as for biscuit For fam
sly sized portions place dough in
well creased pan and pat 90 desired
thickness Bake iu hot oven.
Note. The liquid may be increased
or egg added with rice and corn
l0urs TO make a softer dough which
may also increase its Hghtness some I
what
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
EIPasoans Returning.

IT. L. Stevens Is back from Ocear
D Park, Cal, where he accompanied Mrs
3 stevens and son
Miss Winnie TeaEer. who has beer
visiting relatives in Sweetwater. re-
turned home Monday
W S. Barnes returned Friday from
Deming. where he has been for the
last five weeks on business
Lieut. Pat Norcop has arrived in L
: Paso for a short visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and 1Irs. A. ". Norcop.
Miss Blanche Schwartz has returned
from Columbia university. where she
has been in school for the past two
years.
r. NJ Whitaker has returned from q
trip 20 Mineral Wells where he went
for a visit 10 Mrs. Whitaker and little
Dorothy.
J. H Hirt Of S14 Epson avenue. ar
rived home Saturday morning Mr.
Hirt is engaged in mining at Tomb
stone, Ariz-
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. L. Foxworth re-
turned home Sunday from Battle
Greek, Mich. where they have been
taking an extended rest
Miss Kathleen Allen and Miss Nil
dred Bishop are expected home Mon
day afternoon from Austin where
they attended the state university
Ollie B. Moore. a former resident Of
FL Paso. but now IN the naval service.
stationed at Great Lakes. III. is in the
city visiting his mother. Mrs. Nellie
Bell Moore, Of 1903 East Missouri
street
Mrs. A. J. BorcherdinE has returned
from a two months visit i'm Douglas.
Ariz- where she was the guest Of her
children, Mr. and Mrs. William Bor-
chercinE and AR and Mrs. William
Eich baum.
Mrs. Pauline Darcy. 2f17 san
Diego street. left last Wednesday TO
visit her son. James c. Darcy. who
is in training camp at Fremont
Calf. and also her brother in oak
land Mrs. Darcy viii be gone
month OF six weeks.
Miss Margaret Schuster returned
Monday morning from Colum bus. "
NJ where she was the guest OF Capt.
and Airs. C.. J. Bowling on Friday
Miss Helen Becker and Miss Stella
Brick Joined the Bowling guests for
The week end, and returned with Miss
schuster
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Weddnes

AIRS. Bessie Harreu OF r Paso and
Corp. J.. p Hurd Of Camp Travis were
married last Thursday evening at 9
o'clock at the home of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Rev. Thomas W. Griffith officiating-
The recent announcement Of the en-
sagemeut of Miss Reina Bibo daugh-
ter OF Joseph Bibo. Of san Francisco.
and Fabian Stolaroff. OF FL Paso.
comes as surprise TO the many
friends Of the groom Miss Biho Is
one Of the most popular young women
OF san Francisco. and is considered
enc Of the leading Pacific coast beau
ties The groom TO be is one Of FL
Paso's rising young men. who has
entered the service OF his country
Owing 20 present uncertain war con-
ditions. the wedding viii not taNe
place Immediately. but is arranged FOR
some time later in the summer.
El Pasoaus viii be interested to
learn that Miss Doris Hanson. daugh-
ter Of Rev. Miles Hanson. who for
merly occupied the pulpit Of the First
congregational church Of this city.
but who has recently accepted the
pastorate OF one Of the leading
churches OF Boston. Mass. is soon TO
become the bride Of Lieut. William
Davidson. Of the Fifth cavalry. now
stationed at Fort Bliss Miss Hanson
has spent her girlhOOd iu FL Paso.
having attended high school here.
where she made many friends The
wedding viii be a very simple affair
None but the most intimate friends
VIII be present, besides her parents.
on Sunday evening al St. James's
Episcopal church. in MesilIa Park.
was solemnized the marriage Of Miss
Emily Dorothy EsterbrOok to Capt
Charles i. Chaffee. Of FL Paso. Rev.
Hunter. Lewis officiating W. pI
Esterbrook, of San Miguel. brother of.
the bride, with Mrs. Esterbr0Ok and
Mrs Edna v Reber. of Las Cruces. +
were the only witnesses. Both - the
contracting parties were former stu /
dents Of the New Mexico State col T
.ege. Capt Chaffee having graduated I
with the class Of 1916. Capt and Mrs. I
-haftee VIII reside IN FL Paso. where I
Capt Chaffee is stationed at Fort
Bliss Mrs. Chaffee has resided inI
lIesilla Park for the past ten years
a double wedding occurred AT the /
Presbyterian manse at Las Cruces. ]
saturday at high noon when Miss /
Vivian Virginia Lowe, Of I'd paso. be- I
zane the bride OF Russell 4. Belknap. ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Society and Club
Doings For I uesday

MRS. B. T. WIDDAS. Mrs. S-er,
III Aguirre and Miss Woods viii be
or the third floor Of the Popular. at
the comforts committee headquarters
os the Navy league TO give out yarn
and receive knitted garments
Red Cross fu downtown workshop
OF the White House, fourth floor. Mrs
Horace w BroadGus. chairman Of
womau's service. assisted by Mrs u.
Bruce smith. surgical dressings, Mrs.
J. i. Williams and Mrs. ~ W Tur-
ueE, sewing; Mrs u s. Stewart and
lTrs. C.. T. kelly knitting; Mrs A. ID.
Coless day for sewing. Mrs. W. ID.
Wise. surgical dressing; Mrs. H. II.
instructor hostesses for the morning,
1frs. Florence LeBaron and Mrs.
James Brady; afternoon. Mrs F. v.
Berrieu. Airs. C. o. Coffin. Mrs. ". W.
Rose and Mrs A. Andreas.
Golden Hnl Red Cross unit.
Sunset Heights Red Cross unit with
Hiss Margaret Hitchcock, 1920 Pros
pecL
Red Cross sewing all day by the the
women OF Trinity Methodist church
Mrs F. IL Towner, directing
Red Cross workers meet in parish
house Of St Clements from 20 4.
The women OF the First Methodist
church win meet Tuesday at I o'clock
10 make surgical dressings. under the
direction OF Mrs Tolnev Brown
Westminster circle viii meet TO sew
for the Red Cross at W stminster
Presbyterian church Tuesday at 1870
p m.
The parents circle viii meet at the
First Christian churcl Tuesday af-
ternoon at o'clock Mrs. A. A. F'isle
niI address the meeting.
Woman's auxiliary OF Westminster
Presbyterian church at 2-30 .. M
The mission study Of the Trinity
Methodist church VIII meet in the
church uarl0rs Tuesday at $3.50 p. m
Mrs. Robert Lander viii lead.
An exhibit of old and rare china
and porcelin viii De he'd in connection
with Tuesdays meeting Z the guild
Of ST. Clements church, in the parish
house. from 10 2. m.
The women Of At Sin-i temple VIII
meet Tuesday at 9 o'clock TO sew
Mrs. Chas. Aucr VIII be in charge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Big Week Ahead For Men At Khaki
Club; Picnic For The RenOunt Men


EelTety grass Tor a carpet and the
many beautiful flowers iuterspe sed.
with the spot light thrown on the
actors, rs no carried out their parts
~ splendid manner, a very clever
drama was rendered TO "a more than
enth ,siastic audience. Nine Girard.
"a retired French actress. who has re-
sided here for some time. wrote the
delightful little play. and rendered
valuable assistance in the stage d.
rectinr-
Miss Karma Deane gave two beau
tiful dances which fitted iu wonder
fully wen with the stage setting.
A. IT. Jordon gave some specialties
IN lmpersouatiuus which were clever.
a basket lunch and fruit punch was
served. after which a delightful time
was spent in folk dances and other
outdoor frolics. An orchestra fur
nished music for the evening
The committee in charge OF the
picnic and program was as follows
Mrs. j. q. McGrady, chairman Mr. and
Mrs w r. Bryan, DR.. and Mrs. r.. b.
Homau, Dr. and Mrs w. r. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Denton. Sir. and
Mrs- Scott Johnson. Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence M0Itaine. SIR. and Mrs c..
r. Price, Mr. and Nrs A. n O'Eear.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Berkshire, Mr..
and Mrs Stewart Berkshire. Mr. and
Yrs J. a. Shedd. Mr. and Mrs. O.. r.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs A. l. George.
Mr. and Mrs j. ii. Sheers. Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. HadIey, Mr. and Mrs W.
A. Patty, Mr- and Mrs H. v. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs O. %. Hucker. Nr. and
Mrs. r. u. Mulberry. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
C. CovinEton. 1lr. and Mrs r. O.
Smith. Mrs. @. - Thumm and Mrs
vs.. H. Elliott
Dr. Alice Merchant and Mrs. Olive
Margaret Jordan have conceived the
idea Of entertaining Informally for
small groups OF the men at Camp
Bierne. They have asked the secre-
tary OF the Y. H. o. A. 10 select con-
genial groups Of the men. and they
viii give an informal evening at home
to- % or Tuesday evening az e04 North
Virginia street. Several others have
taken up the idea and viii entertain
as many as possible On the near
future Some viii only be able 70
take as many as ten each time Those
10 be entertained by Dr. Merchant ard
Mrs Jordan VIII be from the 314th
cavalry at Camp Bierus-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
MANY FAMILIES REMAIN Al. HOME TO DO WORK
TO HELP WIN THE WAR, BUT MANY FIND THE TIME
TO GET AWAY TO MOUNTAINS OR TO THE BEACH

THIS year many families are getting.
1 acquainted. for the first time,
with their home town during the
summer months. u has been the uni-
VersaI custom with the large part OF
the social element to seek a cool and
shady retreat during the heat Of the
summer But owing TO war condi-
tons many women are staying right
az home and by keeping busy at vari-
Gus patriotic works, are forgetting
that heat is oppressive. Others who
have worked diligently during the
winter and spring are snatchinE "a
few weeks at the near by resorts
Cloudcroft has been the mecca Of
many. who can iu a few short hours.
be again in the shopping district
This is convenient for business men
to join their families at the week end
and rest and refresh themselves from
the cares of the business world
Among those who are summerinE
there are j. i. Raster and family. Mr.
and Mrs. ~ r. Glenn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Haymon Krupp. Mrs John B. Watson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

After a pleasant meeting. refresh.
Menls were served to the following
members; Mrs r. S. BurrelL. Mrs. j
NJ. Johnson, Mrs Charles S. Ward
pert Mrs T. r. Hagar. Mrs. VIII
King, Mrs. ?. H. RigdOn Mrs. r NJ
Luse, Mrs. Mary Webb. Mrs. Ed Dor
man, Airs. W. T. T0lbert. Mrs. C. W
tiarrls, Mrs Nary Baird and Mrs. En-
By invitation Of the Parents circle
oI the First Christian church. A. A
rlshe, southwestern representative OF
the rosulck commission. viii give am
address Tuesday in the church at 3
O'clock on what mothers shall do with
the children during vacation months
4rs John Fincher. a teacher i'm the
city schools, Will give The Hundred
and Oneth.' by Donneu.
The milk fund OF the Associated
CHARITIES is richer by almost $3.50. due
To the efforts Of 1Iesdames May Loeser
ana ner assistants from the Women's
ederated clubs Of II Paso, last Mon
day night in Liberty hall The ex-
pense was very small. owing TO the
generosity Of the business firms which
assisted.
The Court Of Honor will hold a
regular meeting tonight On L. o. o. r
nan. when arrangements for the So
clal 70 be given Saturday night Will
De completed. The social viii be al
The Khaki club and the men attending
the training school viii be the guests.
Ars- l. G. Malone IS chairman.
The monthly board meeting Of the
T. w c. A. viii be held Thursday
morning at 9-45 and Thursday night
at $50 the Patriotic league viii meet.
The Y W. C. A. noon day musicals
have been discontinued for the SUM
mer.
The Business Girls club Of the Y
W. G. A. VIII enjoy a roof garden
picnic supper and program Tuesday
night The club VIII also do Red
Cross work tonight and tomorrow
night in the auditorium
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

would try it. Ny nervousness soon
LEFT me. 7 sleep well and feel fine
in the morning and able to do my
work. I gladly recommend Lydia 3.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
make weak nerves strong. Mrs.
ALHEET SUITE, 603 Olmstead St,
Ninona, MINI.
How often do we hear the express
sion among women, 81 am so nerv-
Gus, I cannot sleep" OF cit seems
Is though I should fly" Such
women should profit by Mrs.
Suites experience and give this
famous root and herb remedy. Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
q trial
For forty years It has been over
coming such serious conditions as
disDlacements. Inflammation. ulcer
alton, irregularities. periodic pains,
backache, dizziness, and nervous
pr0strati0n Of women, and is now
considered the standard remedy for
such ailments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

direction del ST. A Balderrama. IT.
g. Recitation. Charity original Tor
the occasion. Senorita Esperanza Cis-
neros.
e. Solo. Isl Nj Chiamano Mimi" Be-
hemia. PuccinL Cd Joan Of Are"
Senorita Guadalupe Betancourt, ac-
companied on piano By A Bal
5. Monoiog. The DOLL Maria Luisa
Varela-
g. Chorus. Red Cross and white
Cross Senoritas Julieta Monies Sofia
Chavez. Esperanza Cisneros. Teresa
Morales. Luz Cid Flores. Julia Espi-
nosa. Dolores Zuniga. Carmen Perez.
Refugio Frovencio Lidia Altamira y
Maria Nelarda, Conception Luniga.
Adelina Escobar, Angelina calderou.
Carolina Nelarde. Magdalena MadriEaL
Refugio Lucero. Isabel Escobar. Luz
cinda NevareE. Carmen Calderou. Ma
ria de J. Perez. COncha Cereceres 8
ninas, Evelyn Levy y s German acom-
panadas Dor Ia orquesta baio Ia di-
recion del Sr A. Balderrama. jr-
T. Solo. (a) ~Recondita Ammonia
Tosca. Puccinis ODD -A1os Tapatios.'
Ricardo H Clark, accompanied by A
Balderrama. ir.
s. Mexican dances. Senorita Magda-
lena Madrigal and Alfonso Neiarde-
Golondrina-n
There viii be dancing after the pro-
gram The program is under The d.
rection Of Sra Aurea del 5. Farias and
ST. Ricardo Clark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Women OF City Plan To SeHMany War
Stamps Through Neighborhood Work

Z Alice Ashcroft Mrs. r. B. Homau. Mrs
Nolney Brown. Miss Margaret Goer
ms. Mrs $ B. Biddle. Airs. Lawrence
Aultaine.
District No. Is: Mrs Howard Thomp-
son. captain.
District No. IL Mrs. " A. Warner
captain Neighborhood secretaries
Mrs C. j. OXley. Mrs. B. q. Anthony
AIRS Leo Glassccck. Mrs Don p Fin.
ley, Mrs. @. A. Wikel. Mrs. r. w Bea-
son. Mrs. r. IT. Wall Mrs D. C. Booth
AIRS Robert Townsend.
District No. IS- fHighland Park
Mrs. Charles Monfort. captain.
District No Is; Mrs. Alfred Kerr
captain Nelghborhcod secretaries
Mrs Ben Clements, Mrs. s. w. FAINT
Mrs r. l. Holiday. Mrs c.. =. Brown
Mrs Charles LeavelL Mrs c. A. Peavy.
District no. 20. Mrs J. T. Mitchell
captain NeighborhOOd secretaries-
Mrs J. H. HiEdon. Mrs C. smith
Ward, Mrs j. W Phillips. Mrs W g.
Jolly, Miss Douglass
District No. q: Mrs Fred Stevenson.
captain Neighborhood secretaries
Mrs H. D. Ahbrandt Miss Wells Mrs.
y. A. Darling. Mrs " r. ToffllE.
Mrs J. +. Benton. Mrs ~. j. Keller.
Mrs A c. Davis, jr-. Airs. Forest Cush-
man
District No 90 Mrs W. j. Moran.
captain. NeiEhborhocd secretaries-
lFs. T. \ SLanLlelQ. Airs J. g. Hum
pheys. Airs. l. c.. smith Mrs r. r
Kelly, Airs. George +. LeBret0u. J. C..
Mcnamara. Mrs C.. F. Vest. Mrs Frank
Overton, Mrs W B. CLARION. Mrs. sid
new HOcketL Mrs Annie lIcGhee. Mrs.
David Mcknight
District No. "a 1Irs. J.. C. MeGrady.
captain Neighborhood secretaries
Ars. T. A. Akard. Mrs r. Burt Orn-
dorff, Mrs $ j. Isaacks, Mrs A. ~.
Dow. 1lrs. W. c. Haden. Airs. r. 10.
EarVey. Mrs. W v. Ions.
District No 90 Mrs. a. A. Jones.
captain NeiEhborhoOd secre taries-
Mrs J. =. Walker. Miss Mary Wilson.
AIRS. Price. Mrs Edgar Wells
District No. % Mrs J. j. Ormsbee.
captain and ueighborhood secretary.
District No. 29- Mrs. j. ". Kidd. cap
tain NeighbOrhOod secretaries-Nrs.
j. IT. Yale, Mrs y. W. Detwiler. Mrs.
H. ~ CLANCY. Mrs T. T. Malone. AIRS.
w l. Hammons. Mrs j. e. Morrison.
Mrs C. 81. Gibson. Mrs. j. /. Tucker.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
.CLoudcroft Mems.

CIoudcroft. y. NJ. June fO.-8Trs- J.
B Watson and son. John. jr.. are in
Cloudcroft for a few weeks and will
occupy the Kemp cottage.
AIRS. W. Cooley and family are eL-
pected in CI0udcroft this week
ar and Mrs W NJ Glenn are here
from FL Paso TO open UP their cot
taEe for the summer.
Mrs j. Z. Townsend has arrived 70
spend the summer.
F. SeEgermau came Thursday TO
open his cottage. Mrs. SegEerman
and family are expected soon
Mr. and Mrs Haymon Krupp and
family motored up from FL Paso sat
urday and viii occupy their cottage
Tor the summer.
Mrs. Maxwell and Mrs. Robertson.
formerly Misses Dicta and Marian
Hutchins. arrived in Cloudcroft sat
urday to visit their mother.
". D0ake, of FL Paso spent the
week end with his family.
H. kohlberg spent the week end in
ClOudcrOft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mr. and Mrs. j. D. James. OF Holly
wood. Calf, are guests Of 1lr. and
MIS- Frank J. Jones, 1141 T. Nevada
street Mrs. James Is a sister Of Mr.
Jones and they are en- route 90 their
old home i'm Iowa
Miss Henrietta Parker. grand
daughter OF DIT. Ida T. Bishop. len
saturday evening for her home in
Steelville, No Miss Parker viii at
tend the summer normal. preparatory
20 entering college in the fan
Miss Rebecca. Jane Eichbaum viii
trlNe Friday from Fort smith. ARR.
and viii be the guest of her grand
mother Mrs. A. j. Borcherdinr. 606
North stanton street Miss Eichbaum
is prominent musician I'm her home
city and has many friends here who
VIII welcome her
Lieut. Roy Jones and wife. who
nave been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank p Jones. left for Camp Pike.
Little Rock, Ark. Saturday night.
Lieut. Jones was third in class Al in
the training school. receiving his
commission last Tuesday. He viii act
as instructor at Camp Pike.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-10

Mrs. Ebert Townsend. Ted Cooley.
IT., Mayo Seamon. Airs. vs.. q. Dunn
and family, Mrs. %. H. Baum and sis
ter. Mrs James J.. Collins. AIRS L. b.
simmons, Miss Agnes Stewart and
brother. Robert. Miss VfIes Simmons
and Mrs. w. r. Hhutz, and baby son.
william, and many other III PasOans
who 80 up from time TO time
Among those who are summeriug
on the California coast are Mrs. a. p.
Coles and mother, Mrs T. N. Bell.
who VIII visit at Los Angeles and
Coronado Beach. Airs. j. B. Roberts
and Miss Bess- Hiss Zela prater who
Is in san Diego; Mrs. H ?. Jackson
and family, at Long Beach; Mrs j. A.
Shanbery and son. Albin. enjoying
arrow Head Springs. Mrs. Dorothy b
Johnson, visiting at Los Angeles and
Pasadena with relatives; Mrs Frank
Prediction and mother. Mrs. Sfmons-
Mrs J. S. Curtiss and daughter. Mary.
and !. s.. 1r-, at Long Beach. Mrs
John Fielding at Los Angeles Miss
Louise Beach. visiting friends at va
rious points on the coast Mrs. J. T..
Quad and children. at Los Angeles
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