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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

the children. talking TO them ABOUT
the three times Jesus exercised MS
mower 10 resurrect from the dead. ana
at times catechizing the little ones
from the platform n drew the lesson
from the three resurrectiOns that the
age Of childhood was the best ana
easiest time to accept Christ 1le
first resurrection, he said. was tnaL
OF a little child that had just died,
and the Master said IL was only nee
azsarv To- awaken her from her sleep
The second resurrection was that or
= young man who had been dead q
10 As hours. and was on his way TO
the grave The third resurrection,
THAT OF Lazarus. q middle aged man.
took place after he had been dead four
DAYS. and it was necessary to roll a
great stone away from in front OF the
Making his call. evangelist Brown
said- III I were uusaved, I wouldn' {
want a better chance to come TO
Christ than when little children are
feeling out for Christ" number or
the children came forward in the az
tier service. in response 20 his call 70
give themselves 20 Christ. took him
bv the hand and knelt for prayer
800 Women Answer Call
saThe Ideal Woman was the sub
fect OF evangelist Browns talk TO
women and girls Sunday afternoon.
He discussed the problems OF dress.
personal modesty and home relations
that concern women intimately. and
It the end 800 women went up in
front for prayer and church member
ship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

TTONORU1G Mai. j. l. Dawson, Maj.
II C. H. Bauy, Capt F. A. Phillips
and Capt A. G. Edmonds. Of the
British army. and Capt. G. r. W
stewart OF the Gordon Highlanders,
a brilliant dinner was given by some
OF the officers Of the 18th brigade Of
infantry, commanded by Col f. A.
Lewis at the Country club week end
marty. Saturday night Mai Dawson
has been in the trenches since the
beginning OF the beligerency, and
wears the decoration Of the much
coveted Victoria crOss-the highest
mark for valor and bravery on the
battlefield il is in the power OF ing
land 20 best0W-tor performing IN
the. presence Of the enemy some sig
nal act of fearlessness- capt stewart
wears the Military cross though porh
are extremely modest in the part they
have taken in the great world war
Maj Dawson is OF the Royal en-
c-fneers- Can't Phillips, member OF
the Kings own regiment: Mai Bailey
the army gymnastic starr, and capt
Edmonds the machine gun corps
They are to be in Fl PasJ -or some
time, iustructing the 64th and 54ln ID
modern warfare, having come 1L ON
abroad five months ago, and at Fort
sill, Okla, since landing Col Lewis
presided at the dinner, offering 4
toast 'to the president OF the United
States" as the guests were seated
Among those for whom covers were
marked, in addition 10 the dis
rfugufshed cJmplimeuted men, we're
Miss Katherine P1a1L. MS treueIlch
II BarroWs, Miss valerie Lorlgt mss
lIarEaret Noon. Miss Frances smith,
Mrs Margaret Kinnon Stevens Mrs
Dorothy Johnston, Mai. William :.
Bfddle. Mai i. "a Pel, Capt j. D.
Bethurum and Capt J. Bessou Hunt
Red dominated, decoratively, with
showers Of scarlet carnations and
cups for the nuts DlnnersraIls s.
chosen with thought TO fit the va
rious pers0nages, formed ingenious
Miss Fern Beau. Of Kansas. a
charming visitor in the city and
house guest Of Alr- and Mrs z III
Beall OF Montana street furnished
the inspiration for another attractive
party. given by Mr. and Mrs Tom
llavfield At table were Miss beal-
Miss Frances Earle. Lieut.. Wells
Lieut.. Mitchell and the hosts.
Miss Nellie May Bowen was the
guest Of capt 7. c. Whitcomu, and
Miss KirIzuatrick dined with Lieut.
". II Stricken, Lieut.. william b sin
clair and Capt Arthur Nolmer or
the Seventh cavalry. we're also guests,
as was Lieut. T. r. lands.
Among those who motored out
later for dancing were Dr. and MIS-
3. f. Jeuness, Mr. and Mrs W ~
Laughlin, Mrs. Sidney Carroll Graves,
Nr. and Mrs. z c. Davis Miss Helen
StrattOn. Miss Agnes Stewart, Miss
Margaret Read. Capt Glenn Allen,
Lieut. Hutchins, Miss Virginia Sem
pie, Misses Enid and Marion Ainsa-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
BROWN SAYS GAMBLER HARDEST
MAN To GET To JESUSGHRI5T
Saws Sunday Baseball 'MOvies' and Fheaters DIS
graceful: Asserts God Hates SIM But Loves Sinner;
Subject Is Chickens Come Home to Roost' De
clares the Foreign Scoffers Should Be Expelled.

of alcohol being visited on the chill
fren of Incorporate parents As one
OF the many proofs that blood VIII
reU he recited the story OF Jesse
pomeroy. so years in prison for KILL
ing little children when himself
child because be loveC Ito hear them
boiler" Pomefoys. the preacher said
was a tragedy Of prenatal influence.
for his mother had helped her husband
ia the slaughter house up to WITHIN
q few days Of the child's birth BLOOD
will tell. he declared
Men Respond t. Call.
Life is the seed time Of eternity.
said the evangelist solemnly Men.
are YOU sowing the right kind OF seed 3
1h. I'd think ~oud be tired Of living
-elfishly. Of sowing TO the flesh, TO
reap. at last. corruption. There ism I
one Of you but can be made here.
tonight. a new husband, father, son
or brother"
When he called for those who
wanted to lead better lives. about 10
went up
Gets Ready For Last Week.
There viii be no services at the
tabernacle today or tonight Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock Mt Brown
win begin a series Of four talks on
the general subject. I'm the Cult King
dom Tuesday night viii be rail-
road mems night. 1880 p. m. We'd
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

resdav night the Mexican residents
WIN be the guests Of the evangellsllc
Marty a special section Will De re-
served for them. and an the AeAleiu
churches of the city VIII alteHu pm q
aody or send DELEGATIONS IL mas oeeli
arranged for the negroes 20 attenu
Wednesday night.
Thursdav night Mr.. Brown VIII
.raa1- on worldly amusements, unleI
tfs rfrTa where satan SoWs hls
Seed The evangelist sunday ui-At
announced that there Woulo 1e e
other me.e meeting next 9u L--lay
afternoon. at which time De VIII s2e'lA
7-, ..S1,son and the First Lady Bar
saws should Attend Meetings
That the city OF III Paso might 90
we'll 10 postpone rev aiA47g men p
and other features ana give tlr
vfvaI service the right OF way lot Us
last week. was the belief expressed 1y
evangelist Brown at the tabernacle
aturday night
ChiIdren's Songs Inspiring
The occasion was sunday scloo-
night. and the sunshine cnol -
little ones effectively uemol7L u '-t1-
the ability and zeal OF r. r. 49, 49,. II
In training them The cllllren ocCA-
MED the seats on the platform uslaiLs
taken by the senior choir. ana from
there they sang staccatisslmo, ana
f0rtissim0-dnWu in front the auQi-
ence was well nigh overwhelmed by
he volume of sound
rive Interesting Numbers
Little Anna Douglas Evans play eu
several piano numbers, little Jonn
HAYDEN Brumdy. dressed as Uncle
sam sang an adaptation of Ny
country. IT'S Of Thee" with words OF
an appeal TO God Save Our Men and
Bring Them safe Home Again Mrs
lack Burton and her little daughter
gave a dialogue I'm verse one OF the
5o1u1ar numbers. in which the audi
ence Joined was negro religious
song. Coin TO Walk on the Golden
streets. Knows It." or words 10 that
effect. IL was SIS when the patrt-
otto finale closed the chiidren's part
Of the program
Tells Of Resurrection
The evangelist directed his talk 70
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Equal Franchise League Is To Train
Women OfThe City In Chorus Singing


bot Lillian Ketchersid, Libby Fem
barley: Francis Tanner. Jenive
Jackson. Mary Louise simpson, Mar
-aret 1Iulcahy. Clara Holcombe, Viz
-iuia Tampart.
villas: Mildred Lefkovitz. Mary
ELLEN Hacker, Hilda Hess, Carrie
Belle Harper
The Nine Nifty Nitters viii be en-
tertained Friday afternoon AT the
attractive bevy Of society buds VIII
enjoy sociability over their knitting.
and other patriotic work. The girls
have just become financially responsl-
lie for a French orphan. The personnel
numbers Miss Agnes Stewart. Miss Sa-
rah Bridgers. Miss Nellie May Bowen,
Miss Mary Hill. Miss Helen Stratton,
Hiss Lorig. Miss Katherine Pfaff, Miss
Elizabeth stevens and Miss Alice
1Iyles.
The Women's Missionary society Of
Altura Presbyterian church VIII meet
at the mause. 1904 Idalia, at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. H. T.
Bradley vii conduct the program,
which is on missionary work in
Africa and the American negro, with
investments I'm life Industrial pro-
gress and home life" as sub topic
Mrs Frederick O. Emery is TO sing.
All women outside the congregation
are invited.
The Red Cross unit Of the Business
Woman's club viii meet this evening,
instead Of their usual Tuesday night,
on account Of the lecture yDr. Ne
well Dwight Hills. Mrs. FlOrinne J.
Miller and Miss Margery Phelph are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22


A Ii interested women Of FL Paso
n are to be given the opportunity Of
chorus training Of the national an
them and songs. at a patriotic sing
song" which is 10 be instituted AT the
next meeting Of the Equal Franchise
league.
This ingenious plan to help in IA
mHiarizing people with the airs every
man, woman and child should know, is
the direct result Of Mrs. Georgia Fer
Euson, program chairman OF the
league. who has secured Madame May
Loeser's consent 10 direct in the har-
mOuiOus undertaking. FL Paso VIII
then have a large chorus Of women TO
sing at any mass meeting or other
entertainment. as the occasion arises
Mrs @. A. Critchett has had a large
number Of copies Of patriotic songs
typed by one Of the stenOgraphic
schools. to be used. ANY woman in
terested in her county and -the sing
ing army" is asked to arrange 10 keep
that date free for at least an hour.
from 3 TO q o'clock. and Join in the
big musical idea
The first rehearsal is set for this
Thursday. at o'clock. in the Khaki
club when Mrs Critchett viii have
charge in starting the patriotic sing
ing for patriotic occasions Mrs
Critchett announces that the soldiers
VIII also be welcome to come and
sing
The Junior council of the Y " had
reusinE meeting Saturday after
noon. when stunt day was cele-
brated. Each club responded with an
original something" that lent va
riety and merrimenr Mrs D. W.
Cathcart chairman Of the junior com
mittee. and Miss Blanche Campbell
extension secretary, were present. to-
gether with Mrs. A. H. Jones. Mrs J.
ri. Callahan. Miss Jane lTcCutcheon.
Miss Christine lIoehlish and Miss Wv
ian Pomeroy. leaders. Alta Vista won
theh banner for the best attendance.
which included.
Alta Vista Alma Preston. Thelma
Preston, Agatha Boudreax. De Lancey
Bedford. Audrey Willingham, Hen
ietta TarrOzola. Helen Borland. Lii
'ian Borland Annabella Holmes. Mary
Grace Ross. Louise Gorham, Moreno
Villains, Louise Tomp1ins.
Attendance from other schools was
-s follows;
Highland Park: Elizabeth kenton,
rene Barlow. Bernice Franklin, Annie
louise Barlow. Monte HaEe-
Lamar. Oler Pruitt. Rose Dee Tai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

ATOT for anything would the women
IN Of Fl Paso miss these vivid days
OF welcoming FL Paso's many distin-
euished visitors. whether from over
seas or every part OF their own coun-
Try.
1t was a splendid. representative
body OF women who formed the dele
cation to meet VIII II. Hays, chair
man Of the Republican National COM
mittee, on the mezzanine Of Hotel Paso
del Norte. sunday afternoon. includ-
ing in its personnel AIRS. A. C. De-
croft. AIRS. Ernest A Young fniece
of Jane Adams and president of the
Ell Paso Equal Franchise Ieague). Mrs
r. III. Dudley. wife OF the representa-
tive Mrs Horace W. Broaddus- chair
man Of the Red Cross women ser
vice Mrs Charles stevens. president
Of the Woman's club; Mrs. r. Burt
OrndOrff. AIRS. zach Lamar Cobb. Mrs
T. 7. Bush. AIRS. j. A Potter, Miss 8.
Louise Dietrich, Mrs Walter r.
Haynes. Mrs. Georgia Ferguson 1Irs
w A. White, Mrs. Lee OrndOrff Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
FL Paso Girls Going To Columbus
On Special Car To Attend 4 Dance

though the moonlight caprice by
Florence Stevenson was especially
noteworthy, as were the polka
niQuante by Alice Howard; the
-avotte, caprice by trio of
clever terpischorean artists - Lor-
raine Hail. Cornelia Love and
Margaret Wallace Frederick Steven
son did ragtime sailor stunt
that was immense. and Miss Elizabeth
Swami. who always charms with her
grace. did a Vanity" dance of much
beauty. Miss Howard assisted by a
chorus i'm bOuffant pink ballet cos
tunes. gave a fairylize, sprite dance.
Miss Beattie concluded the program
with a Naytime feature number.
Elizabeth Swami carried out her
Vanity" TO the last word. with a
large picture hat. handbox and mir
ror figuring prominently Many Wit
messed the happy affair. which cou-
pied worthy patriotic cause with an
artistic offering.
Officers Of the Fifth cavalry are
giving their informal hop AT the
Country club. on Wednesday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
WOMEN OF Ell PASO JOIN IN MAKING VISIT
OF REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CHAIRMAN TO Ell
PASO 4 PLEASANT STAY; HE'S FOR SUFFRAGE
~ DOR0THT o. JoHNSToN-

o. u. Baum. Airs. Horace a Lay, pres
fdent of the W. O.. T. e.; Mrs A. H.
LOOMS. Mrs r. r. We1b, Miss Emily
Dana Greene. retiring president OF the
ri Paso County Registered Nurses. as
ISOLATION. Mrs. s. 81 Aguirre. Mrs
Robert Townsend, Miss Moss, and
others
A personal. most informal footing
was established insrau-er. as Mr.
HAYS stepped from the elevator to
greet each member of the delegation
with a hearty handshake before he
began delightfully."- impromptu
though impressive talk ON the war and
universal suffrage He emphasized
shat. Irrespective of political affilia-
tien. all the citizens of America had
one thing paramount TO do-heip win
the Woodworking a peace by VIC
tory and not boy bargaining. that the
blood now shed by the brave men, and
the sacrifices being made by woman
hood would not be again repeated. ten
years hence. That the women suf-
Tered most by the war, he admitted.
AR Hays assured the women of his
support in trying TO bring about the
passing of the national amendment
that VIII give suffrage to every wom-
an in America. He says he thinks the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Society and Club
Calendar for Tuesday
ID EqaaI Franchlse IeaEue -.
l in Ryan-s CouUion hall

TIE Equal Franchise league dance,
1 In Byan's CouIlion hall
Red Cross in downtown workshop
Of the White House, fourth floor, Mrs
Horace W BrOaddus. chairman OF
WOmen's service. assisted by Mrs ID
Bruce Smith. surgical dressings Mrs.
j. f. Williams and Mrs. W. W. Tur-
ney. sewing Mrs. O. s. Stewart and
Mrs c. j. Kelly, knitting, Mrs. A. ,.
COles's day for sewing. Mrs W. ID.
Wise, surgical dressing, Mrs H H.
Stark. knitting. with Mrs. +. n Bell
Instructor. hostesses Tor the morning.
Mrs Florence lie Baron and Mrs
James Brady afternoon, Mrs. 2 ".
Berrien. Mrs. c. o. Coffin. Mrs. ". W.
Rose and AIRS. A. Andreas.
Mrs B. E. Widdas. assisted by Mrs.
T. B. Cunningham. Mrs. E E. Reyer,
Mrs ". B. Watts and Mrs. s D.
Aguirre, viii be on the third floor OF
the Popular, AT the Comforts commit
tee headquarters Of the Navy league,
to give out yarn TO the lznitters.
Golden Hill Red Cross unit.
Sunset Heights Red Cross unit with
Miss Margaret Hitchcock, 1920 Pros
castle Heights circle with Mrs. o.
T. Metz all day.
Red Cross sewing all day by the
women of Trinity Methodist church.
Mrs F. " Towner. directing.
Red Cross workers meet in parish
house Of St. Clements from to &
The Guild Of ST. Clement is called
at %. m
The Women's Auxiliary Of West
minister Presbyterian church meets at
2--l p M for q program on Africa
led by Mrs. J. G.. Lowman-
The women of the First Methodist
church viii meet Tuesday at one
o'clock TO make surgical dressings.
under the direction Of Mrs NOlney
Brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
About Ell PasOans.

Mrs. Dottie Ware Hill is i'll at her
home on North Oregon.
Mrs Alice Nixon, mother of Mrs
Scott White. Is quite i'll at the White
home on Bliss.
Mr.. and 8Irs J. f. Ellis, 526 West
Missouri street. are the parents Of a
son. James Earnest IT,. born April T..
AR. and Mrs. George F. kellogg. 1911
Indiana street. are the parents of a
son named Murray Stephen, born
April %.
1914 East san Antonio street. are the
parents Of a baby daughter. Annie
MAY, born April Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

MISS SARAH BRIDGERS, Miss
vi Mayre Weeks, Miss Margaret
Schuster, Miss Margaret Kinnon Ste
vens. Miss Stella Brick. Miss Helen
Becker, Miss Helen Roberts, Miss
Frances Earle. Miss Eth~I Brown. Miss
Nellie May Bowen. Miss Alice Myles
and several others Of FL Paso's at
tractive society girls, are planning a
gay week end at Columbus. n. NJ as
guests Of the Officer. Of the oath in
fantry. stationed at the post A spe-
Cial car viii transport them. either
Friday night OF Saturday morning, TO
their destination, the men always
sending down an honorary escort TO
look after their comfort. A large
dance viii furnish the PRINCIPAL di-
version, though horseback parties and
the usual informal teas and luncheOns
viii pass their stay all TOO swiftly
The guild OF ST. Clement viii meet
at %. m. on Tuesday. The Red Cross
workers are there from TO 4
Prof and Mrs. j.. z. Ryan. assisted
by Miss Dorothy Beattie. were the
prime movers in a beautiful program
for children and special matinee
dansaut. given Saturday afternoon in
C0tillion hail with admission by a
thrift stamp for the benefit Of the
war savings society. A most attract
i've group Of pupils participated in the
first part Of the afternoons pleasures.
including Lyla Kirkpatrick. Lor-
raine Hall. Virginia kirkpatrick, Mar
garet King. Nancy Pettus, Florence
Stevenson, Margaret Wallace, Jewel
Trent. Berry Whitelock. Mary Ann
Lisso. Cornelia Love. Marian Auer.
Elsie Eminger. AIossele Sgitovitch
and Alice Howard. Bar exercises.
plastiQue and technique, a French
flower dance by the class. a doll
dance, and an adorable "Bo Peep"
specially by wee ArEyra White were
among the beautiful events enjoyed,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Visiting British Army Officers Are The
Honor Guests 1t Country Club Dinner

Hiss Alice Alyles. capt. o. H. Wood,
Miss Clara Chalmers, Lieut. Henry
Loeb. Jr.;llr. and Mrs. Frank Lindsay,
Lieut.. and Mrs John Sullivan. Miss
Marguerite Getting, Mss Ethel
Brown Miss Bess Roberts. Capt John
Berry. Capt j. ID. Hood. Lieut. Glenn
Keith. Miss Birdie Hawkins. Mr. and
llrs. D. Harms, judge and Mrs Bal
lard COldwelL
The Sunday night table d'hOte
dinner brought out a small number Of
informal dinner parties. Miss Helen
Stratton being the guest Of Lieut.
John Alexander Klein. jr-, Miss Anne
Butcher was with Carl Beers. and
there We're a few others taking this
mode Of entertaining, among them
Litut- II. D. KneeIand. C. a Myerley.
jr-; Air. and Mrs c. H. league and H.
Stevenson.
At the beautiful new home OF Mrs.
Harry y. POnsf0rd on Wheeling street
the Phi. AIu. Alpha Phi, Alpha Delta
Pi and Alpha Chi Omega sororities
gave decidedly pretty tea-one Of
the enjoyable series of monthly So
cial events for the Panhellenic asso-
ciauon-Saturday afternoon, Mrs. +.
w. Rheinheimer, Miss Louise Sister
mans. Mrs Howard C. Taylor and Miss
Claudia Brown assisting the hostess
The guests spent the afternoon over
their knitting, tea being served after
four from an attractive table done
in red roses and soft candIeIight
H0leysuckle and sweet peas heavy
with fragrance. adorned the rooms
Among those participating were Mrs
Frank Rives, Airs. Percy MCGhee.
jr- Mrs. E D. Stewart. Mrs. H F.
Baldwin, Mrs. r. 3. Redic, Mrs f W
Rheinheimer, Miss Claudia Brown,
Miss Coral Redwine, Mrs. Laugford J.
Locke, Mrs. H c. Taylor, Miss Sister
mans. Miss Bess Walker, Mrs II. f.
Cautrell, Mrs Williams, Miss Elsinor
Shelton, Miss Mary Leighton and
others.
A farewell courtesy 10 her mother,
Mrs ~ s. Dudley, Of Richmond, Kr-
brought together a cOngenial coterie
Of guests at the home of Mrs. j. NJ.
Dudley, I'm Golden Hill Terrace. as a
happy week end afternoon gayery. ere
the honored matron's departure We'd
nesday for her home. Spring flowers
decked the spacious rooms, Mrs Dud-
ley being assisted in serving by AIRS.
Richard n. Dudley. Airs. Frank IL
lIurchisou and 3Irs. n. Nagle- Those
enjoying the affair were for the major
part members OF the Friday Knitting
club, who for many years have met
frequently over their embroidery. and
later, patriotic work TO help win the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

war-among them Mrs. s n. Wal
drop, Mrs. C. C. Crews. Mrs. James
Mari. ST.. Mrs. F. A. shelton. Mrs, A.
~ Walthall. Mrs. Adine r. owen. Mrs.
Henrietta cyrus. Mrs. G. NJ Crombie.
Mrs. c. o. Coffin. 1Irs. Mary Deason,
Mrs Elizabeth FleEuiken. Mrs. T. V
Pickreu. AIRS. w. p. 1layfield. AIRS. C..
T. Race. AIRS. j. +. Williams, Mrs. Meta
Windes, Mrs L. n. Washburn. Mrs.
Barney Hughes. ST.. Mrs J L. Heath
erly. Mrs. II. Hayes Watson. Mrs.
James Rrodie, Mrs. Cummins and Mrs.
w i. Ward Mrs. Dudley ST.. is no
stranger in El Paso, where she comes
annually TO enjoy the winters with her
three sons. r. H.. j. II and w. 2.
Dudley. She is going TO Chicago 90
visit another son. =. T. Dudley, before
returning TO Kentucky.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Red Cross Work.

Mrs. Edwin F. Brown. director Of
womeu's work for the southwestern
division Of the Red Cross, is TO ar
rive in FL Pas0 next Sunday. and viii
speak before a mass meeting at $3.50
p. m- that afternoon, the place 70
be announced later. AIRS. Horace W
Broaddus has called a meeting Of the
heads Of departments for 5 o'clock.
this evening, to discuss plans for the
event. which carries more than Ordlu-
arv uatrforfe interest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

THAT the sleeveless coat may be a
4 very dressy affair is proved Dry this
model of American beauty silk pop
in. with its accompanying collar and
sleeves Of sheer net and lace. White
earl buttons and a white belt and
Xix skirt complete very striking
costume indeed. The lingerie hat Of
and net carries a ribbon and COW
-ed wire of American beauty velvet
and is a most attractive complement
wear on summer afternoons and
evenings. Robins egg blue or pink
ill develop this jacket very charm
ingly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
AutomobiLinq and Outings

The Misses Enid and Marion Ainsa.
Mary Gates Redmond. Margaret Read
and Alice Myles were guests. sunday,
at a Jolly riding party, given by five
officers Of the Seventh cavalry
J. W. Hood, Capt Godfrey Galway.
Lieut.. John H. Sweeney. Lieut.. Parks
and Lieut. Hutchinson Later supper
was served at Miss Rcdmouds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
Pnrties

Dr. and Mrs 3. +. Jeuness are 90
be at home Informally Friday after
noon. Whe nan members Of the two
classes who have received or are en-
titled TO medals for finishing the
advanced first aid viii meet over
cup OF tea 10 form a club, that has
for its motive q fostering Cf interest
in the great patriotic work. DR.. Jen-
ness has done q big work for the Red
Cross in his instruction OF matrons
and unmarrIeds for this practical
course which viii largely fan upon
those who have completed IT, when
the nurses are called TO IN ec0lors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

sagEinE cheeks. mouth 20 nose
lines. deep wrinkles corrected super
nuous hair and moles removed Mrs
Grace Benson. % Buckler Bldg--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22

A fund OF 100000 is needed 10 build
a Garden village to shelter Belgian wid-
oves and orphans rear Antwerp Il VIII
be- raised in this country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-22
The Best in the Southwest.
J. ". Hale, Exclusive Millinery.
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