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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Army Officers of Two Regiments
Give New Year Party at Del Norte

4 T Hotel Paso del Norte, many
"A army folk and society devotees
. - made merry at the dinner
dance, with the beautiful ball room on
the TOP floor presenting a brilliant
scene. The officers of the 64th and
34th infantry regiments gave large
parties, with a military band playing
all the inspirational and popular airs.
There were also crowds dining in the
main dining room, who danced the old
year away. in the main lobby.
Among those who were az table up
stairs, where q wealth of vivid poin-
ssttas lent corfuly to the artistic
motif, were
Col and Mrs. R. c. Williams Gin
Maurice L. Miller. Of the 34th; Mai and
Mrs. Jesse u. Holmes, OF the 34th; Maj.
and Mrs c H. DanfOrth, OF the 34th;
Lieut. and Mrs. II. G Gilchrist, Of the
saith: Capt L L PelI. Of the 64th; r.
II. Mcfarland, Miss Bessie Myrtle,
first Lieut. Otis r. Haynie, OF the
61th, with Miss Bessie Roberts; first
Lieut. o. A. Keele, Of the 34th, and
Miss Irma Lee Davis; Lieut. Jennings
Guilebeau, Capt J. s. Hunt. of the
64uh, and Miss Katherine Pfaff: lieut..
and Miss Nellie Nay Bowen: Lieut.
Albert Christensen, Mrs. n Ceilings.
Lieut.. Max Rice, Lieut.. W L. Coying-
ton, Lieut. r T. AbercrOmbie and Miss
Nan Elliott; Capt Thomas Taylor. Of
the 6zth, and Miss EIsinore Shelton;
Capt Paul J. Mueller, Of the 64th, and
Miss Edith Levy; Lieut.. !. h Dreamer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

T THE Officers club, Fort
a Bliss, was given one OF the
= \ merriest OF all the New Year
celebrations Monday evening, with
the officers OF the Fifth honoring
the officers Of the Seventh cavalry
with a hop and buffet supper.
The auditorium was gay in Christ
mas greens and regimental flags, a
splendid military orchestra leaving
nothing to be desired in music. This
was the first time the Fifth cavalry
orchestra has played together in many
years, and It was a genuine treat TO
the dancers. Because Of border duty
the orchestral instruments Of the men
had been packed away. but they were
dug up" and used New Years eve
for the first time in many years.
Taps sounded for the passing Of
II, the New Year being greeted with
reveille, followed by horn blowing,
fusillade and a confetti battle. Favor
caps OF red, white and blue were dis
tributed-
Capt Victor ". 3. Wales, OF the
Fifth cavalry. assisted by Capt. F. r.
Lafferty. Lieut.. Savage and Capt. Ar
thur Harper, were the committee on
arrangements, TO whom credit for the
scintillating success Of the dance IS
due.
Receiving were Col Edward An
derson, Col Selah r H Tommy
Tompkins, Capt. and Mrs. Jack"
Wheeler, Mrs Harold Thompson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

artillery; Maj. F. ". Glover. Seventh
cavalry. the Misses Glove. Maj. and
Mrs Victor N Whistle, Col and Mrs.
Harry @. Willard, cavalry; Capt
Leon ". Logan. Seventh cavalry; 1st
Lieut.. Gordon J. 2 Heron, cavalry D.
O. L; 1st Lieut. Leslie B. c. Jones,
Seventh cavalry; 1st Lieut. Albert c.
Stanford, Seventh cavalry; list Lieut.
William r. Sticllmau. Seventh cav
airy; 1st Lieut. Ivan y. Waldron,
Seventh cavalry; list Lieut. Julian w
Cunningham. Seventh cavalry; 1st
Lieut.. Lawrence c. Frizzel. cavalry
D. o. L: 1st Lieut. James L Francis
Gus, cavalry D. o. l.; LIST Lieut.
Charles NJ Hunter, medical depart
ment; 1st Lieut. Latham H Collins,
cavalry .. o L; LIST Lieut.. Arthur
VoIlmer. Seventh cavalry: LIST Lieut.
George N. HeP-ingshaw. Seventh cav
airy; I'd Lieut.. Shelby C. Newman.
Seventh cavalry; I'd Lieut.. John L.
Clarke. Seventh cavalry: ID Lieut..
Edward MacCormack, Seventh cav
airy: I'd Lieut. Fred L Tune. Seventh
cavalry I'd Lieut. Meredith N. Cessna,
Seventh cavalry: ID Lieut. Harry Viii
son. Seventh cavalry; I'd Lieut. Leo
3. Conner. Seventh cavalry; I'd Lieut.
Ray Z Craig. cavalry officers reserve
corps; I'd Lieut. Leonard II Msrtz.
cavalry officers reserve corps, I'd
Lieut. Charles !. Davis, cavalry Off
GERS reserve corps; ID Lieut.. Erwin
W Harrison, IT.. cavalry officers re-
serve corps: ID Lieut.. Harry +. Pen
dleton, cavalry officers reserve corps;
ID Lieut.. Cleon 3. Warren. cavalry
officers reserve corps; I'd Lieut. Rob
ert Y. Payne. cavalry officers reserve
corps: I'd Lieut.. James 5. Forrest.
cavalry officers reserve corps; I'd
Lieut.. Anderson H Norton. cavalry
officers reserve corps I'd Lieut. Carl
3. Byrd cavalry officers reserve
corps. I'd Lieut. Joseph Rosenblatt.
cavalry; I'd Lieut. Guy Castleberry-
Vet. reserve corps.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Women's Organizations.

The Tourist club meets Friday AZ
the home OF Mrs. ". c. Mccormick,
1924 Fort Boulevard.
Election OF officers was the prin-
clpal happening Of Mondays meeting
Of the City Fedora ton of Won n. in
the chamber Of commerce, the follaw-
ing heads being chosen: For presi-
dent. Mrs s. J. Feuneu (reelected
unanimously to continue guiding the
destinies Of the organization first
vice president. Mrs. Ernest Young;
second vice president. Mrs. Ponder s
carter; recording secretary. Mrs Val
ter D. Haynes; corresponding score
tary, Miss Jessie =. s. Mcdonald,
treasurer. Mrs. v F. Raggio. auditor.
Mrs T n Ryan. Mrs. Carter was also
appointed historian. Nomination was
democratic. by ballot. Sponsors for the
Girls Economic clubs reported sue
cessfully on the achievements thus
Tar made in the different school dis
trlcts, and Mrs. r. }. Tighe. president
OF the Housewives league, made a
personal plea for cooperation IN cut
ting down the delivery Of packages.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
The New Year has started au-

THE New Year has started Eu-
spicioUsly for society, with
\ young and old Joining gaily in a
royal welcome 20 young Is. Because
Of the war. the usual impetus for car
nival was nil-but everybody IN FL
Paso babe the passing year farewell
with acclaim, and greeted the New
Year with AL manner Of noise and
merriment, preceded IN most every
case by dinners, dancing and toasting,
in altogether delightful fashion.
At the Toltec club. the Fl Paso So
ciaI club, the oldest social organiza-
tion in the city, gave its annual dance,
and. while not on such an elaborate
scale as in past, because Of the war,
the affair was brilliant and enjoyable.
The usual collection Of dues from
members Of the club, heretofore spent
entirely On this one annual big event,
vas made this year and the surplus
will be donated to the Red Cross.
At the Del NOrte. officers Of the
S4th infantry and the 64th infantry
dined and danced on the top floor Of
the big hotel A regimental band fur
Al Officers club at Fort Bliss, the
officers Of the fifth cavalry rendered
hop complimentary to the officers
Of the seventh cavalry. The club house
was beautifully decorated IN Christ
mas greens, twined with red and gel
low. The troop guidons Of the two
regiments hung from the ceiling Coils.
Edward Anderson and Tommy"
Tompkius, Of the two regiments. were
present throughout the evening Col.
Marshall. Of the old 3Eth cavalry. the
new SD field artillery was also pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
FL Pnsonns Amnn-

A. I. Cox left Sunday evening for
Fort Worth.
Mrs H s. Potter IS out OF town
over New Years
Fred and Paul Huuphries viii 20
to the Military institute at Roswell,
.. ~. o. Wednesday.
Max H Miller. who has established
branch OF his business in san An
tonic and has been there for several
months past. after spending the
Christmas holidays with his family in
Fl Paso, has returned to san Antonio.
Mrs W G. Se,mau. who has been
enjoying the holidays With ner pa
-entS, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Robinson or
55l6 Douglas street, has gone 10 san
Nnt0nio 10 join her husband, Lieut.
Selman, who is stationed at Camp
Travis.
Miss Yetta Baron. accompanied by
Alr. and Mrs ]. Weiss. leaves on the
NOR 1w for Chicago and New York. 20
spend several months Enroute. Miss
ErIun - in stop for visit with
friends in Tulsa Okla; Toledo, O., and
other eastern points
Mr.. and Mrs Donald 3. Giuies. with
their baby daughter. Mary Lou, are
leaving Sunday for their new home
in Cleveland. OhiO-a bit OF news that
is causing universal regret in Fl PaSo. .
Friday evening. at the University club.
q banquet VIII be given in farewell
to Mr. Gillies, president Of the organi- :
cation. TO be followed by a reception /
and dance.
Mrs Margaret Buckler left on to-
days limited for Chicago. 10 Join her
daughter. Mrs. Marguerite Buckle.
Stevenson, who is meeting with splen-
did success as one Of the leading solo
lists with the Chicago Opera company
Accompanying Mrs. BuckIer was her
son. J. a Buckler. jr. Peggy. MIR
Buckler's little grand daughter. will
contented at the FL Pasa
School for Girls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Miss Irn1a Lee Davis Is Guest of
Honor at a Happy Luncheon Today


Ea-le. Miss L-cile harlan. ISIS
Katherine Earle. Hiss lone Garrett,
Miss Marion Calnan. Miss Mary
CapIes. Miss Mary Heermanss Miss
Harriet Heermaus. Miss Frances OPP
penhe5me-, Miss Helen Reading, Miss
Dorothy Irene FOIlertsen, Miss
Dorothy Crane. Miss Sylvia Rivers
Miss Villas Simmons, Hiss Lillian
kleinmau. Misses Ann and Mary Ma
coffin, Miss Josephine MOrfir. Miss
Gladys Mueller, Miss Eva stevenson
the Orndorff girls-AlZina and Bur
tram, Miss Sadie Ruth Aldridge Miss
Julia Scnuster, Miss EsperanZa Con-
zales. Miss Frances Lockett. Miss
katherine kilburn, Miss LaNOu Sor-
rells. Miss Lucille Crenshaw. Miss Mary
Kelly, Miss Elizabeth Kelly and Miss
Frances Hays.
HonOrinE Miss Caroline Pelham OF
St Louis. and prominent in Red Cross.
who is in the city visiting her brother
and sisterinlaw. AR and Mrs. c. L
Palham. furnished the inspiration for
a charming tea. extended Monday az
ternOOn by Mrs. J. a Pickett Of Mesa
avenue. The rooms were agioW IN
softly shaded lights. Christmas bells
and wreaths- The guests were well
coined by the hostess and honor guest,
Mrs. Pelham and Mrs p P Mosso1
being also in line. AIRS. Olive Davis
Simpkins and Miss Lucille Carpenter
presided over the tea table. Miss
Pelham Is devOtinE her energies 20
the formation Of junior auEilaries 10
the Red Cross. and is delighted with
the splen-Gd establishments of the
units among the schools Of Ell Psso-
a direct result of the work being
done by Irs. L T. KILLER
Mr.. and Mrs W. Z. Doran enter
tanned with a dinner al Hotel Paso del
N0rte for New Years eve. with COW
ers for 1Ir. and Mrs. c. p. Simpson.
Miss Mamie Robinson, Miss Stella
judge Wallace. Lieut.. Yer
non and the hosts. Later they danced
in the lobby OF the hotel and at the
University club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

ent It was happy event and the
music by the fifth cavalry orchestra
was beautiful
Dances were also held at the Pro-
gress club. the Elks' club and the
University club. where the old year
was hidden farewell and the new
year was given a noisy. joysome vel
come.
At Hotel Sheldon, the Modern cafe
and other places about the city, there
were also joyous greetings to the new
year.
At CotiIlion hall there was q dance
to bid the old year farewell and to
welcome the new.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
IsS IR8fA LEE DAVIS.

ISIS IRAlA LEE DAVIS. foc
MI whom innumerable courtesies
L have been extended during this
charming young girls holiday vaca-
ton from Ward-Belmont school in
Nashville, came in for an additional
compliment in the form Of a stunning
tea. given New Years afternoon from
3 10 5, by her sister. Mrs. Leo Relfe
Sohuster. at the latter's attractive
home on Cincinnati The rooms were
exquisite in a wealth OF flowers and
holiday greens. the tea table having
scarlet for its motif. carried out IN a
shower OF poinsettas in massive
silver basket. accentuated by red
tapers shedding their soft light from
meath silk shades. Mrs j. Mason
Pollard and Mrs William G. Walz
poured.
Mrs Schuster and Miss Davis were
assisted in receiving by their sister,
Mrs ". ". White. who arrived from
Engle. y. N. only this morning Miss
Blanche Cornwall took the cards al
the door. Miss Marjorie Gooch, Miss
Frances Earle. Miss Maurine Garrett,
Miss Helen Aguirre and Miss Lucille
Harlan formed stunning coterle Of
girls who served
Among those hidden were Miss
Marjorie Gooch. Miss Dan Ella Burk.
Miss Dorothy Williams. Miss Blanche
Roe, Miss Helen Conway, Miss Wini-
fred Woods. Mrs Tom Mayfield, Mrs
H n. Morris, Miss Jane Burgess. Miss
Katherine Dick. Miss Ruth Schwartz,
the Misses Enid and Marion Ainsa-
Miss Helen Aguirre. Miss Bernice
Boyle, Miss Marion Howe, Miss Nav
Kranzthor. Miss Bess Robertson. Miss
Nellie Smith. Miss Clara Hawkins.
Miss Carrie Ivy. Miss Irma Vance,
Miss Caroline Plumb. Miss Katherine
Pfaff, Miss Alice Pruett. Miss Edna
Robertson, Mrs. Jack knight. Miss
Katherine White. Miss Alice 1fyles
Miss Nellie May Bowen. Miss Mar
Saret Schuster. Miss Sarah Bridgers.
Miss Maurine Garrett. Mss Frances
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Fifth and Seventh Cavalry Officers
Dance Out Old, Welcome New Year

Capt and Mrs Robert NJ Cheney and
Mrs. F. c. V. Crowley Nearly every
other dance was a paul Jones" which
gave ample opportunity for everyone
to get acquainted. and tag" dances.
An elaborate buffet supper was served
at II o'clock
Among those from town. motoring
out to the post, were Miss 8Iayre
Weeks, Miss Margaret Schuster. Miss
Dorothy Smith. Miss Ruth Morriss,
Miss Edith CrUtcher. Miss Hawkins
Mr.. and Mrs. G. a Martin. ensign sam
Hawkins. L s. n: Miss Cleora Light
hOurn, Mrs Olive Davis Simpkins
Miss Evelyn Payne, Miss Bess Rob
erts, Miss Kathleen Perkins, GunJher
Leasing and others.
Some Of the officers included Capt
and Mrs. Walter Nferkel. Fifth cav
airy. Maj. and Mrs. H p. Koon. med
ical reserve corps: Maj. and Mrs
Jones, medical reserve corps; Col
and Mrs. F. c. Marshall, SD field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
University and EIkS' Clubs Hold
Dances to Bid New Year Welcome

ANY members Of the University
MI club met senially over the fes-
L \ tive board for late dinners
prior TO welcoming the New Year. a
dance being held by way Of ushering
out 1T. The tables were most be-
wtichy in red candles burning In
shaded holders, and a wealth Of poin-
settas. Special cabaret features were
introduced for added entertainment
Among those who celebrated at the
rendezvous were 3fr. and Mrs O. F
Metz. 3Ir. and Mrs. James White, Mr-
and Mrs. Victor Moore. who dispensed
hospitality TO Judge and Mrs. Dan u
Jackson; Mr.. and 1frs. Il o. Anderson,
l1r. and Mrs. II. Y. Watson, Tom Couz-
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. T. 5 sells. Win
their guests, 1Ir. and Mrs. c. n. Gri-
der and Mr. and Mrs. " s. Berkshire;
Nr. and Ms. w. CasseI Stewart, with
1Ir. and AIRS. W. r Winch and Mr. and
Mrs J. C. White.
The Elks' club was taxed TO its ca
pacity with jewellers. who danced out
the old year and welcomed the new
with no end OF fun Favor caps and
horns and noise makers were dis
tributed, and q buffet supper was
served. The party was exclusively
for members and their invited guests
Miss K. G. Kelly. assisted by DR..
and aIrs. NJ ?. Schuster. dispensed
Jolly hospitality to the nurses OF
Providence hospital, by way Of well
coming young IS on Tuesday night
=
A tiny Eewpie rising from an imi-
tatlOn snow bank, just at midnight,
announced the arrived Of IS TO guests.
asked by Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. RuckeT
TO their home on 1921 East Rio
Grande. on Monday night, TO speed
the old and welcome the new year.
During the earlier part Of the even
ing, bridge furnished a happy diver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
about Ell Pasoans.

Mrs. Alves Dixon has been confined
10 her home with a slight indisposi-
ton, the past few days.
At Hotel Laughlin are Sgt and Mrs
NJ T. Hooey, William T. HeiC. Mrs.
r. R. Foster. J. c. Weiner and wife
and Mrs. c. L. Painter. all Of El Paso.
Mrs James Graham McNarv is
slightly indisposed. nough so to keep
her home from the New Years festlvi-
ties, much 10 the regret Of friends.
The Misses Marion and Enid Ainsa
have missed all the New Year festiv-
tiles being quarantined 10 their home
on Mesa, with the former recuperat-
ing from an attack Of German
measles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
California PoinSettaS GLADDEN. the
Ballroom at the Progress Club Hop


Max Move, S. J. Prudential. E D.
Moye. Emil Strauss, Ben Levy 4 l.
Nicholson. Maurice Schwartz. Ben I.
Swatt. l. Weiss, r. WeinsteIn, A s
Jacobs Ed Sanders. J. A. Shanberg,
Harry Holman, R. Silberberg. Z. Wis
brun. y. solomon. X Hockenhelmer.
Max Mayer. Mrs. T. KOsnheiner;
Misses Ethel EIIberbers. Tetta Baron,
Lucille Mayer. Erua Freudenbers,
Kate Merkin. Hannah Kahn Of TU-
CumCarri, Eida Weller. Ruth
Schwartz. Boots lehman Of Evans
Vile. Ind. Goldie Blumenthal, Blanche
Amstater, Shey. Jennie Lefkovitz
Blanche Lsfkovitz; 1iessrs- Henry
He'll. Moore 3. Schwartz. Manuel
Schwartz, Lieut. Irving Schwartz. Sid
new Haas. Jake kaufman, Dave Klein.
Dave HorWiJz. Erwin SchwaI q, Lieut.
- Sheen. Fabian StOlorOff. Stanley
Kalisch OF Tucumcarri, Emanuel Lef-
l-owItz. Herman Strauss. Arthur A.
Klein, Jack Landon, Lieut. Slngerman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
- - Progress cluh Id one p ID

1.-THE Progress club had one Of the
annals Of the organization.
4 most delightful dances in the
Monday evening. tne club rooms on
the fourth floor Of the City National
bank building being most attractive
in a holiday dress Of poinsettas,
foliage and large American flags
Tall crystal vases Of pink rosebuds
conferred individual tables, where al
elaborate banquet was served at mid
night For those not caring TO dance.
bridge tables were placed in the par
IOrs. u handsome prize being given for
high score
To Henry Hell. of the entertainment
committee. is due the unusual success
OF the New Years PARTY, which
brought out a large attendance Of
merry makers-among them Messrs
and Ncsdames Gus York. \. Schwartz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
No Flowers; Money
Goes To Do Good

AS evidencing the spirit that is
actuatinE Ell Pasoans this year as
against former years. the follow
ing letter 10 The Herald today
is an example. names are with
held by request;
Mrs and myself have
been IN the habit Of spending
quite a good deal OF money on
New Years flowers.
In keeping with the spirit
now prevalent and decidedly in
keeping with our own ideas on
the subject. we are sending a part
of our usual expenditure along
these lines TO you in the enclosed
check. TO be added to your Rescue
Horne fund
I'VE can only hope that it viii
do as much good as is the pleas
ure we take in sending It..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

Pomeroy. W. C. Forfeited. J. F. QUAD,
". u. Quigly, DR.. r. i. Eamey. Dr.
II. II. S.ark. judge J. L. Sweeney L.
s. Stewart. T. J. Stafford. ". W. Tur-
ney. ". l. Toolcy. r.. f. Thomson.
o. II. Thorman. DR.. James Vance. DIT.
L. g. Witherspoou. T. ". Wingo, J. n.
Wyatt. E. N. Whitaker. Clark Wright,
Z. E. Ware. Dr.. 5. H Worreu, W T.
Woods.
Nor was the festiviJy purely selfish
pIeasure-as a result. the Red Cross
will benefit some two or three hun
dred dollars.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

Miss Alma 8lcCrummen desires =
few more students to teach on Piano
at students home or her home. west
Boulevard. Graduate Of the New
England Conservatory OF Boston In
teachers course and actual teaching
in conservatory Of Boston 2 years.
Charges reasonable. Phone s646J.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

sion. White formed an effective dec
orative motif, with red candies mark
ing another page on the calendar. At
II o'clock an elaborate three course
supper was served. the guests going
later to the University club FOR dane
ing The guests included Mr. and MrL
F. Norwood Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
Christie, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM 7. ON en-.
Mr. and Mrs j. J. Raster, AIr. and Mrs.
Bruuuzr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
FL Pasodns Returning.

John Dignan, an FL Paso cattlemau,
who makes his headquarters at Hotel
ZeiEer. has just returned 10 the city
after spending the past three months
in Holbrool1. AriZ.
Mrs. Alice Brady has returned from
Cana1ea, Mexico, where she has been
visiting Mr.. adm Mrs. William Ju ian
and attending their daughter, Pat
ricis, during her illness.
The Misses Alta and Edith Barton,
who have been spending the Christ
mastide in Fort Worth, the guests OF
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. d. Johnson. returned home Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01
Attention Military Men.

Our line Of Nettleton Military Boots
offers you the best choice fl FL Paso.
o. g invite your inspection We also
carry leather chin straps, Carriers and
other Military accessories.
The Lerner Shoe Co.. 20 san Antonio.
advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

and Miss Anne Tolbert; Lieut. R c
Carter, Lieut. R II. H Luckeubell and
Miss Josephine March; Lieut. j. J.
Bethurum, Of the 64th. and Miss B5r-
y; Lieut.. H N Kennon, Of the 34th,
and Miss Mary Gates Redmond Lieut..
IT. ". Bass and Miss Coral Redwine.
Capt r. ] Kirk and Miss Laddie
Rogers; Lieut. C. Vernon Crabb and
Mrs. Crabb; Lieut. Henry P FOlweI
and Miss Williams: Lieut. Walter 7.
Ferguson and Miss Corrie Ivy; Capt
d. Tolaud. Justin Fuller. Lieut. and
Mrs. W. W Pace, jr.. Capt. Levy and
Mrs. Margaret kinuon Stevens, Lieut.
H. E Gardiner. Miss May Agnes
KranZthor, Liect and Mrs J. L sui
Ivan and Capt. L. D. Beach. Lieut..
Couthee and Miss Mary Wadlington.
one attractive group at the del
Norts numbered Miss Sarah Bridg
ers. Miss Alice 4Iyless Miss Dorothy
Williams Miss Edith AIaloney. Miss
Elizabeth Stevens. Sergt- Edward Sol
ONION, SergL Vernon Marshall. Lucieu
ClaI Ike, SergL Smith and Howard W
Files. all Of Camp Cody. Deming.
Miss 1Iayre Weeks, Miss CleOra
Lightbourn, Miss Evelyn Payne. Lieut..
Albert Carter. Lieut. Boyd Taylor and
Lieut. Jim Adamson formed one party
for dinner at the Hotel PasO del
Norre, being seated in the ballroom.
Later they Joined the dancers at the
post.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

A Good idea For the New Year.
A good idea for 1913 Is to always
be on time An investment in a Gruen
watch viii insure this. We will be
glad TO show you our complete line
Of these beautiful watches-no obIi-
cation on your part.
W. T. HiEsOn CO.@IeWelerE.
The Hall Mark StOre-AIills & Mesa.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

SagEinE cheeks mouth 20 nose
ines. deep wrinkles corrected Super
fuOus hair and mOles removed Mrs.
Grace Benson. % Buckler Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-01

New office Furniture for sale at
sacrifice Inquire Hotel OrndSrff Of
sIce.-Adv.
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HemstItchIng and Picet edging done
in the best manner on all kinds OF ma
terial 1T moderate prices: all work
Guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine
Co. 205 So. FL Paso st. Phone 499.-