El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

III H--7- 49,
II -Rabindranath Tagors.
I the Alta Vista Baptist ice cream so.
cial, that proved enjoyable
Other events Of the week included q
Jolly picnic in Washington park Tues
day by the W0men's auxiliary OF
/ Westminster Presbyterian church, and
many additional happenings. none OF
/ which proved Of greater moment than
the dance in Liberty hall Wednesday
night for the furnishings fund Of the
I new Knights OF Columbus hut, several
] hundred dollars being Melted.
Things have been cOnspicuously
quiet in the army set, so many
changes have taken place the past
week Monday nights banquet by Of
ficers OF the Ninth mounted engineers,
honoring Capt A W. Wheeler and his
I bride, was the most imposing calen-
dared event.
Nor are there many future activi-
{ ties scheduled.
Weddings are always at the fore.
war or no war. though Mars certainly
puts Cupid on his metal these days or
overseas going and separations. One
OF The important marriages Of the
week was that OF Miss Gladys Hins-
dale Buie to Dr. Thomas Paul Jones,
OF the medical corps. on Tuesday
morning in the private chapel Of St
Patricks s, with Rev. Fr. A. r. Upton
officianL Another outside the mil
itary, that Of Dr.. v Visscher Wood.
OF the o. s government clinic IN FL
Paso, and Miss Helen Adkins. OF St
Louis. solemnized Thursday morning
in the manse Of Westminster Presby-
terrain church by Rev. ". II Farley.
They are now honeymooning in Cloud
croft.
Because so many OF the girls are in
Columbus, n. NJ attending the z4th
infantry officers dance tonight, Mrs.
the Nine Nifty Nitters' tea for Friday
and viii entertain this coming week.
Mrs. Alexander Day Surles and Mrs
". z. Robinson chaperoned the per
sonnel Of the week end party. composed
OF the Misses Esme, Sonic and Vera
Grouse, Miss Nellie Mae Bowen, Miss
Elizabeth Stevens, Miss Mayre Week1,
Miss stella Brick. Miss Mary Hill,
Miss Evelyn Payne, Miss Frances OPP
penheimer, Miss Margaret Schuster,
Miss Frances Earle. Miss Alice Myles,
Miss Helen Roberts. Miss Sarah Bridg
srs and the Misses Esther and Edith
Levy
The girls who assisted IN Salvation
army war fund day at the Elks. re-
Gently. are 20 be extended the cour-
tesy Of a dance and program Wednes-
day night at the Elks' clubhouse
On Wednesday night the nurses al
Providence hospital are to be given a
moonlight picnic by superintendent
1Irs y. b Billingsiey-
Reverting TO the school set
Miss Elizabeth Pfaff viii be a
charming acquisition 70 Mt vernon
seminary, out OF Washington, D. C.,
this year, the same finishing school
chosen BY Miss Katherine Dick
Miss Eleanor Dow EalcOner aug
ments Fl Paso's fair representation TO
wellesley Miss Birdie KruDp. Miss
Mary Kelly. Misses Pearl and Ruby
PcnsfOrd, Miss Margaret Powers and
Miss Dorothy Williams completing the
list Miss Eryline vowel is not re-
turning to school there this fall, hay
ing decided to stay nearer her father.
Miss Pearl PonsfOrd is a senior at
wellesley, her sister being a junior.
Miss Williams. who was graduated
from the Emma Willard school at
Troy, n. z with the Is class win
matriculate for her first year Miss
Krupp leaves tomorrow to spend some
time east before returning 10 Welles-
ley for her second year.
Quite a number are planning to at
Calffornia-among them Miss Nellie
Smith, who IS returning for her sec
ond year; Miss Lola Bess Smith viii
20 with her sister TO enter the same
institution as e freshman; Miss Eliz-
abeth Woodson, Miss Helen Murdoch, I
Miss Robbie Stewart (both OF whom
were there last yeear), Miss Ruth /
second year also) going TO add credit I
to II Paso.
Franklin Williams, who last year
attended the School Of Mines, has del
cfded definitely to attend Cornell uni
versity and VIII leave shortly for the
east
Miss lTnda Laskin. an Is graduate !
from the FL Paso School for Girls, is 1
already east, preparatory TO entering
Vassar. Miss Margaret Neff, OF the
same class, is also TO rtend the fine
women's college
Miss Charlotte Ormsbee. also OF last
years class at the FL Pas0 School for
Girls, IS to enter Columbia university.
Miss Winifred Woods goes TO New 4
York to perfect her music under spe-
ciaI instructors at the American IN
stitute OF Applied 1lusic-she IS leaF-
ing about the 18th OF September.
The Texas State university viii be
the mecca for many FL PasO young /
women and men, some OF whom art
the Misses Louise Kettler, Luxe and /
virginia Knight. Miss Mary Hardie /
Cv-ho is a sophomore) and her sister,
Miss Margaret Hardies a graduate Of
The Is class at FL Pasoe high. and 4
Miss Frances Lockett may decide 70
90.
Miss Blanche Roe and Miss Gene
We've Baunel1 are returning to Ma
-ional Park seminary, Washington, D.
G.. for their second year. Miss sadie
Ruth Aldridge making the third OF
his charming trio from FL Paso who
viii give fasteners a bit OF idea as
10 the beauty Of our desert flowers
Miss Beatrice stiles goes to Boston
and Miss Marion Howe plans TO attend
school in virginia at Rollins uni
7ersitT.
Hal AidridEe returns Sunday, Sep
.enber s. in his roadster, TO the New
Mexico Military institute at Roswell
Tom Norris accompanying him, and