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Army Notes.

Mrs James L. Bevans, wife Of Col
Beyans, U. S. A.. returned last week to
Washington from West Point, where she
passed the holidays with their sons Stuart
and Jim. who are cadets at the Military
Academy.
Mrs Bevans, during the absence OF her
husband abroad. Is spending the time at
Washington with her son-in-law and
daughter, Maj. Floyd Kramer. U. s. A.,
and Mrs. Kramer, at their home, 32O1 18th
street.
Mrs. Alexander Newton Stark, wife Of
Col Stark, U. s. A.. during the absence
in France of her husband, is spending the
time at the Hotel Chamberlin, Fortress
Monroe, Va
Mai. Pat NJ. Stevens, U. S. A, now on
duty at Camp Meade, has been Joined by
Mrs. Stevens and their children. who are
at the Shirley Hotel. Baltimore, for the
season.
Col. Hobart K. Bailey. U. S. A.. and
Mrs Bailey have gone to Atlantic City.
where they will spend the remainder of
the winter at the Marlborough -Bienheim.
Mrs. Shaw, wife Of Maj. Shaw. U. S. A.
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6OciQR.
Mrs. Stockton, wife Of the president of
the university, will head the list of
patronesses.

Mrs. Stockton, wife Of the president of
the university, will head the list of
|patronesses.
bury. l. T.. who recently came to Wash
ington have leased for the season the
house. 1910 NJ street. where they have
visiting them the latter's aunt. Miss
Mrs. Peabody Is a daughter Of NIr.
and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and niece
Of Mr. William coEcoran Eustis.
Mrs. Sanford Bissell Of New York is
spending the season here at the Marl-
borough and expects to remain at
Washington until the list of May,
Miss callie Doyle, who has been
spending the winter here with her
brcther-tn-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs
George T. Marye. will leave town this
week to spend the month Of February
at New York.
Mrs. Fred Shepard OF East Derry New
Hampshire, after visit OF several
weeks at Washington. has left for the
Hot Springs of Virginia, where she will
attend the General Federation of
Women's Clubs.
Miss Anne Piper~ VINO has been the
guest of the Misses Abbot, daughters
OF Gen. and Mrs. Abbot, at the WASH
ington barracks. has returned to her
home, at Brooklyn
Mrs. Lewis Thompson. 1880 Columbia
road northwest, will entertain the
Washington alumnae OF Kappa Alpha
Theta Fraternity tomorrow evening at
5 o'clock. Miss L. Pearle Green, grand
secretary and editor of the Journal. will
be the guest OF honor. All Thetas who
are at Washington this winter are in
vited to be present
Mrs. Mont Carpenter and Mrs. A. W.
Witt of Kansas City, who have been
prominently connected with the food
conservation of that city. are here for
conferences with the officials of the
food administration and the Agricul-
tural Department. Yesterday, by invi-
tation of District Food Administrator
Clarence Wilson, they described to an
interested group of women OF Wash
ington the practical work they have
been doing out there.
At the Arts Club musical tonight Mrs.
Ralph Barnard. contralto; Mrs. Beulah
piano soloist: Mr.. Durward,
baritone. and Mrs Suzanne
Oldberg will contribute numbers. The
board of governors will be the hosts at
the Thursday night dinner. for which
a musical program, as well as addresses
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tns. January -. q 9 O'clock. as the
Concordia Club. Houston. Tex.
A large number OF relAtiveo and
friends. Witnessed the ceremony, whic,a
was performed by Rev. DR.. Bernst0rff
and was followed by Q dinner and
dance.l
The bride was becomingly gowned in
white velvet. trimmed with lace. Witt
the tulle veil was worn o cap and q
shower bouquet Of orchids and lilies o:
the valley was carried. M
Mrs. Mark LAnsburgh of this city.
sister of. the groom, was matron O:
honor, and wore an exquisite gown o.
pale green velvet and carried orchid,
and lilies of the valley.
The maids OF honor were Miss Ro-
Same Cohen and Miss Adelaide Gold
man.
Mr.. Adolph Bath was best man.
Mrs. Aaron Brylawski. mother OF the
groom. and Mrs. Mark Lansburgh wero
the relatives present from this cit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brylawski are spendin;
their honeymoon at Palm Beach, Fla.
and after February will be temporar-
lily located at 265s Woodley road north
west.
Mrs. Aaron Brylawski and Mrs. Mari;
Lansburgh returned early in tho week
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tcu.snu.A nom Second Page,

Rabbit, Enid Lewis. Lana wilkins.
Tranoss Allen, Margaret and Dolly
Young. Janet Stringfellow. Dorothy
TAYLOR. Alice CArmody, Ruth Church,
E,lswost1 Louise Groves. He Helen 1atnann Mont
Ruth Eawton. Hsien Leighton. Betz-
bender, Taylor, Harrison. Cooksey.
Chsnoweth. Weeks. Marie y. Mcclure
Caliashan. Cocktail. Lucille Boggs,
aiteSsai. Mrs.. outram willstt Sherman
and MrsL Harry owen Holt.
Mr., James Mason Kincheloe Of up.
perviile. Va. announce the engagement
Of their daughter. Ora Mason. and Mr..
Read HynsoD Of Philadelphia, Pa, The
wedding will take place in the early
spring.
Mra. Blisabsth Mandy Baldwin, who
has besn visiting her sister. Mrs. Myron
N. Parker, r.. will Join her mother.
Mn. Liiy Tyson Elliott, today at Balti-
moro.
Mra Theodore Louis Adams Of Phila-
delphia has announced the engagement
Of her daughter. Miss Merton Frances
Adams. and Lieut.. Charles Maxwell
Knopp. U. 8. R., Of Sheffield, Pa. Miss
Adams Is a daughter of the late DR..
Is q graduate of the University of Penn
sylvania, class of 1915. He is with the
311th Field Artillery at Camp Meade.
There will be a called meeting Of the
Stonewall Jackson Chapter, U. D. c.,
Friday evening, February l. in the par
lors OF the Cutler House. Final plans
for the reception and dance. February I.
and annual card party. February IL. will
be discussed at this meeting. Mrs. Fred.
president of the chapter. urgently requests
all members to attend. Mrs. Gantz,
chairman of the entertainment commit
tee. and her group Of ardent workers
have made elaborate plans for the recep-
ton and dance. at which a number of
French and American officers will be
present A stringed orchestra will play
and at $3.50 to the tune Of Dixie" the
dance will open, with southern smilax
and palms used in decoration.
The freshman prom Of the George
Washington University will be held at
RauScher's February s. The prom is
now an annual affair, and is generally
considered the biggest social event Of
the year. The committee chairmen have
been appointed. as follows: Finance,
Earl Van Wagner; hall and refresh-
ments, W. c. Burton; music. G. W. Eng
Itsh; programs. L. E. Sven; social, Miss
Leila Warren: publicity, c. NJ. Boteier.
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Personals.

Mrs. Robert Meyer. who was the
| guest of her> parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias Ball at Norfolk. Va, for the
past week. has returned to her home
in Cathedral avenue.
Mrs. Bessie Schwartz and daughter.
Miss Mae Schwartz, are spending sew
eral weeks at Atlantic City
Mrs. Richard Bonwit and daughter NIL
dred. who were guests of the CORNERS
| mother, Mrs. Amnon' Behrend. Of the Bea-
con last week. have returned to their
home at New York
Mrs. Edgar wertheifner and son. Mas.
ter Edgar B.. have returned to their
nome at Newport News, Va, after Wis.
iting Mrs. N. Peyser and Mrs. Sol Her.
zog Of the Stafford.
Mrs. Leonard schloss has been VISIT
ing relatives at New York.
Miss Mabel Baach Of Greensboro, N.
G.. Is the guest for the week end Of Mrs,
William Michaeiis Of street.
Mrs. Sylvan Bensinger entertained
the Afternoon Bridge Club at luncheon
and bridge the past week at her homo
in r street.
Mrs. Charles Schwartz of Beverly
Courts is at Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Zeisler of St.
to Washington. Mr. Zeister is con-
nected with the Department of Justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Franc have re-
turned from Atlantic City and have Wis
iting them their daughter. Miss Miriam
Franc of the University Of Pennsyl-
vania-
nd HrS
turned today from a weeks visit at
New York.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained by Mrs. Rudolph Beh-
rend at luncheon and bridge last week
at her home in Chevy Chase.
The Town and Country Club gave its
first card party for ladies for this sea-
son at the clubhouse. on Adams Mill
road, Wednesday night, which brought
together a large gathering. Attractive
prizes. one for each table. were given.
Mrs. Howard sigmund has had as her
guest Mrs. A. Hill Of Annapolis, Md.
Mrs Nathan Stein Of Pittsburgh has
been spending the week in town visiting
her son. Mr.. A. Stein, who is now sta
toned here.
Mr.. and Mra Adolph M. Fishel have
been spending the last week at Atlantic
City and New York.
Mrs. Milton Hopfenmaier had the FRI
day afternoon knitting club meet at her
home in street last week Mr.. and Mrs
Hopfenmaier recently returned from a
visit at Macon, Ga.
Mrs NJ. s. Cohen is the week end guest
Of Mrs. A Gutenberg at Baltimore.
Mrs William Hahn has returned to
Asheville. N. c., after a short visit in,
town.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club
was entertained by Mrs. Meyer Cohen at
luncheon and bridge last week
The marriage of Miss Celeste Well of
Houston. Tex, to Mr. Fulton Brylawski.
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brylawski of
this city, took place Wednesday even
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visit to friends In Norfolk. returned
last week to duty At Camp Lee. Va

Ad1S Wook 10 outy X camp Loes W
Maj. Edmund Zane q. 8. A. now on
duty In Washington. was Joined here
. few days since by hfo sister. Mss
Elizabeth Zane, who arrived from Call
fornia to make her brother q three
Miss Zane will go to New York for .
visit to friends.
Lieut.. Col Thurman Harrison Bane,
o. s. A. and Mrs. Bane are receiving
the congratulations Of friends upon the
formers recent promotion. Col. and
Mrs Bane since coming to Washington
have purchased a pleasant home on
Kenyon street, where they are settled
for the season.
Lieut.. Robert K Beaton. U. 8. A.,
after q visit to his mother. Mrs A. v.
Beaton, at Portsmouth. Va. has re-
turned to duty at Camp Greene. Char
lotte. N. c..
Lieut.. Carlton Jones, U. 8. A., who
has been for some time at Camp Mo-
Ciellan, Admission, Ala. has gone to
Fort Sill, Okla, to which place he was
accompanied by his company to the
School of Aerial Observers, q new Army
organization. with headquarters at THAI
place.
Mrs. James L. Frink and three chill
dren Of Fort Smelling, Minn., ara visit
ing Mrs. Frink's sister. Mrs. william
aawisy axsn,,s Chapman; Chapman; of No ssls Colorado
Frink. who is now with the Signal
Corps. Motor Division, U. s. A. is In
france. Mrs. Frtnk. who is a Wash
ington girl. was formerly Miss Irma Nc.
the late william B. McKeidin. and has
many friends here. who will give her
| cordial welcome.
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10. S. N. and Mrs. Brown have returned
to Philadelphia from Norfolk, Va,
where they visited the latters parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Dodson.
Assistant Surgeon c. B. Furnell, U. S.
N. and Mrs. Furnell have visiting
them at Annapolis the latters parents.
Rev and Mrs. Elbridge Gerry of Farm
ington, Me.
Lieut.. Robert Turner Darrow, U. S.
N, and Mrs. Darrow feft the city last
week after ten days visit to the lat
Winter.
Mrs MCGOWAN and Miss MCGOWAN.
widow and daughter of the late Admiral
John MCGOWAN, L. S. N. have left
Washington for a visit of some length
to friends at Philadelphia.
Lieut.. Commander H. E. Kays. U S.
N. and Mrs. Kays. after fortnight S
stay at Washington. have returned to
the Norfolk, Va, navy yard.
/. Paymaster Philip Root. L. S. n. is
safe arrival in England was received
last week. Miss Katherine Root. sister
Of the paymaster, is spending the win
ter at Norfolk, Va
Capt. S. w. Gardner, U. S. N, who
has been seriously i'll at the Naval
Hospital at Norfolk, was sufficiently re-
covered to return home during the past
week.
Lieut.. Andrew H. Addoms, U. S. N.
and Mrs. Addoms have located for the
season at 72O Boissevain avenue, Nor
folk, Va.
DR.. William E. Costolow. U. S. land
Mrs. Costolow have gone to Ports
mouth, Va, where they are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Tisdaie.
Naval Constructor H. Prescott Eddy,
Z. S. N, recently on duty at Boston,
has arrived with Mrs. Eddy at Norfolk.
Va. where they have located at Alb
Fairfax street.
Lieut.. John Royer. U. S. n; Paymas-
ter William Dolmer. U. S. N, and En-
sign Robert Soaring, U. S. N. who re-
turned a week since from France. have
now gone to Norfolk. Va, where they
are at 100 Boissevain avenue.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
lowing:
Aloysius J. Wharton and shellia. D. Tolson.
Willie 8. Kirkland and Hattie Reeves.
William A. Reid Of Charleston. W. Va, and
Frances d. Piper Of Beaver Falls, Pa.
Benjamin Lewis and Gladys v. Redmon.
James 3. Harding Of Raspeburg. Md, and Rose
C. Weber Of this city.
Louis Cl.arneski. U. 8. A.. and Naomi D. Plat
ut Centralia. Wash.
Edward Douris and June johnson.
John ". Davis and Mary A. Cronin.
Earnest h. Robbins Of Pratt City, Ala, and
Gertrude n. Cunningham Of Johnstown, PA.
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Navy and Marine Corps Notes

Mai Victor Morrison. U. S. NJ. c.. sta
toned at Quantico, was the host at a
small tea, given at the Shoreham Mon
day afternoon in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mortimer Barnes of New York. who re-
Gently arrived at Washington, and have
leased for the season the house 1918
S street. Mr.. Barnes is now attached
to the Ordnance Corps of the United
States Army.
Mr.. Archibald L. Parsons, Corps Civil
Engineers, U. S. N. accompanied by
Mrs. Parsons. has leased an apartment
for the season at 1871 Wyoming ave-
nue..
Mrs. Albert Ross Sutherland, wife of
Capt. Sutherland. U. s. N. c., accompa-
MED by their young daughter. Margaret
Ross Sutherland, has gone to Atlantic
City for stay of several months dur
ing the absence in foreign waters of
Capt. Sutherland. Before going to At
lantic City Mrs. Sutherland visited Mr..
and Mrs. J. Earl Wagner at their home
at Philadelphia.
Lieut. Commander Byron McCandless.
Z. S. N, and Mrs. Mccandless have left
the city after a short visit to the Wash
guests of Lieut. Commander and Mrs.
Hugo Frankenberger. U. 8. n.
Capt William Franklin Low. U. S. N,
and Mrs. Low have left the city to spend
the remainder of the winter in the
south.
Lieut.. l. K. Seymour. u s. N, and Mrs.
of the winter at 400 Butte street, Nor
folk. Va
Capt. w. H. G. Bullard. U. S. N, and
n..lI-
York from q visit to their son and
daughter-in law. Naval Constructor B.
S. Bulard, U. s. N. and Mrs. Bullard, at
the Norfolk navy yard.
Mrs. Frank Beatty. wife of Rear Ad-
miral Beatty, U. S. N, retired. Is recup-
Grating from an illness at the home of
the commandant of the Charleston. S. c..
navy yard and Mrs. Bryant. whom she
has been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Edgar Thompson, wife of Medical
Inspector Thompson, U. S. N, now in
France on the staff of Admiral Sims,
U. S. N. is spending the winter with
her children at her mothers home at
Charleston. s. c.
Commander Joseph K. Taussig. U. S.
N, accompanies by Mrs. Taussig. has
gone to Boston for temporary duty.
! Maj. Joseph r. Russell. U. s. NJ. c.. and
family are settled for the season at
Annapolis, where they have leased the
house in Charles street owned by Mrs.
J. M. Strange.
| Paymaster Brantz Mayer, U. s. N, and
Mrs. Mayer have had visiting them at
| Norfolk. Va, the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James L. Kelly of Brookline.
Mass, who/returned to their home last
| week.
Miss Katherine Knight, daughter of
Rear Admiral Knight, U. S. N. who
has been visiting her brother-in-law
and sister. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs
William Lee Pryor, at Annapolis for
several months. has gone to spend some
time with her uncle, Judge Benjamin
Watkins, at his hoine near Annapolis
Md.
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Paymaster Brantz Mayer, Z. s. N. and
Mra Mayer have had visiting them at
Norfolk. Va, the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James L. Kelly of Brookline.
Mass, who/returned to their home last
week
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Mrs, A H. strasburger of Kenyon
street entertained at luncheon and
bridge on Wednesday. in honor OF Miss
Kuhn of Louisville. KY.
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Mr.. and Mrs Alvin G. King enter
tained at a reception in honor Of their
son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Sherman King. on Saturday evening.
january 12. Mr. and Mrs. King. jr.,
were married on December IS. at New
port, Tenn, Mrs. Kings former home.
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The Right Rev Ethelbert Talbot. D.
D., is the guest of his brother, the Rev.
Dr. Robert Talbot.
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Maj. Joseph r. Russell. U. s. NJ c.. and
family are settled for the season at
where they have leased the
house in Charles street owned by Mrs.
J. NJ. Strange.
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Assistant Surgeon Edward A. Brown,
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Continued on Fourth Pags.)
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Commander Joseph X. Taussig. U. S.
gone to Boston for temporary duty.
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Col. William Chamberlaine, q. S. A,
now in France with the American ex-
peditionary forces. is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs William W. Chamberlaine of this
city, who are receiving the congratula-
tions Of their friends upon their sons
very recent promotion to brigadier
generalship.
Gen. F. Moore, U s. A.. after a short
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Lieut. John Roger. U. S. N; Paymas-
ter William Dolmer. U. S. N, and En-
sign Robert Soaring. U. S. N. who re-
turned a week since from France. have
now gone to Norfolk, Va, where they
are at 100 Boissevain avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

were Mrs. V E. Rasgio. Mrs. Ponder
s Carter. Mrs. Julia A sharp, Miss
Jessie T. S. Mcdonald and others
while Mrs. william P. B. McSain, Mrs
George II. Clements. Mrs. George
Brunner and Mrs.. Henry Clay Greer
were at the door. Mrs L L. Robin
son. Mrs. Irving Mcneil. Mrs. Harry
S. Burweu and others assisted. Pre-
siding at the punch bowl were Miss
Lucille CrenshaW. Miss Dorothy
Crane. Miss katherine Tepfer and
Miss Sylvia Rivers. Mrs. Donna klu-
gel Of the war service board also as
sisted
Mrs. Raggio presented Miss Adams
with a handsome basket Of spring
flowers
During the afternoon a short pro-
gram was presented. Madame Nay
Loeser singing Mother o. Mine" and
Sammy Joseph, second lieutenant, IN
his khaki uniform, with gold bars,
spurs. wrist watch and all, gave sew
eral patriotic songs Mrs. Horace W
Broaddus talked on the local Red
Cross workshop, and made an appeal
for workers. There are people here
today whose faces are unfamiliar
there said the director OF wOmen's
work for the local Red Cross. y
have never seen them in the down
town rooms. The work must be done;
the doors are open five days a week
from to 8. and you should set aside
certain days TO do your bit in making
surEical dressings"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11
out Town Visitors.

c. N Blanchard, formerly from To-
peka. Kas-, who has been employed in
the FL Paso & Southwestern claims
department. general office. for some
time. IS reported TO be very seriously
i'll at Hotel Dieu.
Mrs Olga KohIberg is rejoicing over
the arrival OF her son. Herbert L
Eohlberg, Of Europe. who arrived
Tuesday for his first visit in two
years Mrs Kohlberg has been in
New York since his return
Mrs. Helen Aldrich Bowling, wife
Of Capt Paul J. Bowling. OF the 24tn
infantry, stationed at Columbus n.
H.. IS spending the week with Cart
and Mrs. John F. Bowling. OF SIG
North Oregon street. while her hus-
band is per forming some technical
engineering work at Fort Bliss Mrs
Bowling IS a niece OF the late senator
Nelson Aldrich OF Rhode Island.
Mrs. Catherine E. Johnston, Of Co
lumbus. y, n. who has been visiting
with her daughter, Ms w. H Pender,
at 224 Detroit street. for the past
three months. left on Wednesdays
Golden State limited for a visit 70 her
old home IN Crab Orchard. KY she
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
Margaret Wheat. OF Tucson. ARK.
who has aIab been the house guest
OF her niece since Saturday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

: and hear the foremost woman CHI
zen Of the United States" as she was
introduced at one Of the gatherings.
Last nlght the national publclst
( spoke at the old Fort Bliss Y. N G
I torium-
"IorherinE the world" OF at leasr
thousands Of her children from every
race, has hardly proved a sufficient
Z task for Miss Adams, who is now
Z trying 10 bring TO the people Of this
country an understanding OF their
responsibility and the import OF the
chauenge that has come TO American
enterprise and sympathy and con-
science. in its burden OF supplying
70 Ihe allied and neutral nations their
Ioodstutfs. Miss Adams, In a talk
at the University club declared that
the problem IS fiscal-a question Of
Transportation. rafher ffs1 sborfas-e
OF food; what TO do with the food
we have, and how 70 apply where
needed II we are 70 serve the world
we VII lneed business acumen 10
crate order from the chaotic food
slEuauons declared the speaker.
without food, IL is impossible 20 put
through military activities. in Eag-
ing the war. Unless the food cues
ton IS taken care Of the other fails.
Mss Adams did not mfnce words in
calling attention to the grave crisis
from a humanitarian, political and
military standpoint Germane TO the
food supply comes the unused. uncul-
tlVated acreages Of land available
that are lying idle where crops should
be raised In the SOUTH said the
interesting visitor, they formerly
sold their cotton and bought their
FOOD Now, an effort Is being made
20 raise large share OF their local
supply, because Of the shortage {"
dictatorship England has been under
going; OF the dearth Of food in HoI-
land and the food shortage almost
as piteous there as exists in the
Dellgerht countries; OF the suffering
among me European neutrals almost
equal TO that OF the warning nations
Increased production, transportation
and distribution were emphasized as
factors. IN certain communities.
distinct effort is being made for
municipal markets.
Z. S. Goen presided at the luncheon.
Later, in addressing the FL Paso
federation Of Women's clubs and
guests, at the public reception, Miss
Adams told interestingly OF the
Wprk beng done Tor the Red Cross.
by all She women Of different ma
uonalties, in Hull House. The Ital-
inns knit with the yarn thrown
around their necks, holding their
needles out stiff, and they are rand:
while the Greeks, with the wool
around their necks, hold it with their
1eat. and theiF nimble fingers Fly as
the hooks 90 IN and out The diff
ferUt nationalities meet On different
dayE-they have a better time with
their own at the social center. Talk
ing about Hall House is Ike talking
a btut ones own family nalYely re-
the founder Of this wonderful
cepteF, who spoke Of the various in
durstries being revived At the work.
Shops there, and the splendid garden
ing being done by the foreign born
women who can teach the Americans
lnuch along this iine-a happy re-
IHersal Of the usual rola-
MIS- s. j. Fennell president OF the I
fedora ton received with Miss Adams Z
and the iatteF's niece, Mrs. Ernest {
A. Young. Among the officers in line
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-11

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