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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
Clarkson-'F Troupe Wo1 1s~n

WeudMg.
 Friends will be agreeably surprised to hear of the recent marriage in San Francisco of c. A. Troupe and Miss Margaret Clarkson, a charming young lady of the California capitol. Mrs. A. w. Troupe, the mother of the groom is now on visit to the happy pair, and is rejoicing with them in their new found happiness.
 Mrs. B. D. Luck will leave today for Little Rock, where she will attend the wedding of Miss Aileen Briggs, of that city, and Lieut. Cotter of Miami, Okla.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
Red Cross
 mna

lea' Red Cross tea is being planned e.. A novt Thursday afternoon. The tea TOT TOT, "h he held at the residence of Mrs. pi't V tcottlieb o at 50s West Barraque, the t:.toss p. being Mesdames B. Gottlieb, saSa sam Hyman, and Joe Gottlieb.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26

First Church of Christ, s,ei,-' -. Shrincrs' Temple, Seventh a4= ... Main street. Services are heI .r--- day morning at II o'clock. ;,l#jFes Truth" Sunday school Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening meeting at s o'clock. rha pab- lie is cordially invited to attend the services and to visit the reading room.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26

Mrs. Elmer Richards left yesterday
 for her home in Mount Pleasant, Tex las, after visiting MT. and Mrs. Ran #son Richards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
Sesame Club Tuesday.
Roung Ladies

Young Ladies
 Society. The Young Ladies society of the Flrst Methodist church, will meet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
Life as 1t Really Ia.

Life is just what we make it. It is no mystery, save to the aimless; no task, save to the indolent; no suffer ing, save to the sinful.-P0rter,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
.Msthont.es
 w,r,.Juocday,

Mathontes
 Wednesday; .os o,,,h w;,, meet next 1T, i1,. liiaoedav afternoon at 2:3O o'clock WebM .eh Mrs. J. |. Norris at the Manse.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
Tho Third Party

Tho Third Party. "The pen is mightier than the swordl" "Isn't 1t about time the ink got a little of the credit?"-Judge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
Hotel Rates

Hotel Rates
 For Biennial. for the Biennial of
 hotel, es,,, Federation in Hot Springs, Womesla sao, received bv Mrs. Jack Bern have9. oeum and any one wishing informa- harae'b E:l about out them will please phone Mrs. Barnhardt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
1 Complimentary Bridge |For Miss Hearne.

Mrs. Katherine Greer will entertain l next Tuesday afternoon with bridge.
 [complimenting Miss Ruth Hearne of IAlbermarle, who is the guest of her Esister Mrs. Chas Triplett.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26

Mrs.. M. L. Bryan, of 510 East Sixth
 avenue, is confined to her home this fweek with an attack of illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-01-26
|Red Cross Dance In MI 10

Red Cross Dance.
 Ion Feb. IF.
 The Red Cross dance at Little Rock (which was to have been held on the 12th of February, has been changed to the 11th.
 Miss Julia Houston is now in New York city visiting her cousin Miss Fay Taylor, formerly of.Pine Bluff. Sesame Club
 Tuesday.
 Mrs. A. H. Powell will be hostess Tuesday afternoon at 2:3 0o'clock to the Sesame club, in her home 1907 West Sixth.
 Mrs. J. M. Sinclair. who has been Critically i'll at her home on the Sul- Phur Springs road. is sufficiently re- lowered to be removed to the home Pf her daughters Mrs. J. B. Afford at Po9 Oak street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
Typical OF The Harvest, Decorations
For Trinity Church Reception Tuesday

Temple read; Mrs. J. c. Ballard ac-
compauied. also leading in the devo-
tional. Serving a double purpose. the
silver offering. amounting to some
thing like SIS, was turned into the
conference parsonage fund.
The new members include: N1esdames
John Allen, W. T. Ansley E T. Amo-
nett. J. W Barnhart. d. W BOsworth,
Jack Burton. J. B. Cook. J A. Cruise,
A. c. Dunbar. J. B. Binkley- l. W
Bates A. II. Blinebry. s A Crozier. T.
]. Coggin. +. W. de Allemand. J. V
Dowtin. z. c. Duty. A. 2. Eckenroth.
C. F. Faulkner. z. F F'riese. F. J. Car
rett. B. F. Hatchall C. E HilsabeclL.
VIII Hawkins. J. C. Holford. A. H
Hartman. G. Q. Hackney, Lille Jen-
uines. ". y. Jones. C. B. JONI. a. z.
Keeling. J. B. Knees, u Longley. B. F.
Lfttleton. J. n LanEsford. d. II. Nc
Norriss. Hugh Mcbride. J. 7. AfcCul-
Tough Z. II. Morriss. J. y. Miller. G. s.
Mingus. Flint McGreEOr, Sarah Nail
&. W. Mobley. ". A. Mum. Seth Orn-
dorff r. II. oliver. Harry Off r. B.
Persons. J. ID. Patton. Lula PegueS.
". II. Peterson. r. H Romaguy. r. T.
Magill. J. A. Rishl. A c. Read. T. c.
Fred Lazeuby. B. + Sampson T. H
Sanders. Walter Scott. W ". Scott,
J. D. Grey. D. Strickland. o. J. Shaffer.
c. II. De lambert. A. c Pierce. T y
Smith. c. C. Thompson, F. W Neel. J.
F. Trice. b NJ Worsham. Jasper
Woodbridge. ". " Turney. Fred
Wright. F. T. Williams. l. A. KflEore.
Z. ". williams. Williamson. s J. Tur-
ney z F. Zwick. c. A. Woolridge. J.
NJ Smith. Hugh Williams. Misses sal
lie Blake, May Gamble Neil and Rena
Pittard-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

GREAT shocks Of corn and grain
" typical Of the harvest. lent suE-
gestively to the exquisite decorative
motif. which transformed the parlors
OF Trinity church into n mass OF flora
and greenery. for the reception held.
Tuesday afternoon. honorfnE almost a
hundred new members who had been
garnered II by the recent membership
campaign-93, TO be exact. Mrs. c. c.
Roberts. captain Of the defeated team.
assisted by Mrs. J. 3. Binkley and
Miss Alice Carrie. Mrs T. y Towner.
Mrs. B. o Brattstrom. Mrs J. c. Rob
inson. Mrs. Allen r. GramblinE. Mrs
William Hart. Mrs F. T. Douglass.
Mrs L. n McCrummen. Mrs o. A..
Danielson and Mrs D. " Smith were
hostess. proving themselves royal
losers by the magnificent afternoon
contributed. Mrs. /. F. Gamble and her
winning team being the target for
congratulations. Quantities Of golden
rod frightened the rooms. and vari
cOlored ziunias in low bowls enhanced
the beauty of the setting. Each new
member found her miniature replica.
quantity dressed and hanging sus-
pended from a clothesline overhead. in
the form Of a tiny doll. these furnish
ing favor souvenirs TO the welcomed
addition. 4 salad course was served.
following a de luxe program, which
Included . welcome TO the new per-
sonnet by Mrs D. II Smith. president
OF the society. a vocal selection by
Mrs ". D. Hover a reading by Miss
Margaret Hines: violin solo by Mrs.
Percy r. Knickerbocker. who received
a warm welcome following her return.
only a couple Of hours before the az
fair, from California; Miss johnnie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

MARTHA WASHINGTON circle, Spir-
WI its Of &c. has a fine thrift stamp
club, for which it frequently gives
money making devices. none. however.
promising more, in a financial or So
eial way. than the big card party
which is to be held Friday. the 18th, q"
in Ryan's Cotllion hall. at ? o'clock.
Mrs. G. A. Stoddard is chairman and
Mrs. William A Wallace, vice chair
man, to be assisted by Mrs. Charles
Fraser and Mrs. L D. Walters. for
bridge tables; Mrs. Morgan Miller and
Mrs. H J. Steiner, "500.' Mrs. /. F..
Brand and Mrs. Frank Logan, buncO
Mrs. r. J. Carson viii be cashier. and
Mrs. Phillip Davis and Mrs H. Z. Rus
sell are on the reception committee.
Those who have made reservations
are Mrs. c. E Kelly, Mrs. Herman An
dreas, Mrs Vincent Andreas. Mrs
Laura Culver. Mrs. D. Ford. Mrs. NJ
Hempel, Mrs. G. Corbett. Mrs. Graham,
Mrs. II. E. Russell. Mrs z Corten.
Mrs. Gordon. Miss Quinn, Mrs. L. T.
KILLER. Mrs. Carson, ". McAnary. Mrs.
G. Stoddards Mrs Lyons. Mrs l. A
Arvin. Mrs. z. Buchert, Mrs. L. Gard
ner, Mrs l. Holford. Mrs. J. u
Barnes. Mrs. Morgan Miller, Mrs
Chas. Fraser. Mrs C. Fuller. Mrs. F.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
EPnsoans Amau.

Mrs. Allie Wetteroth Is spending
her vacation in Hill. \. n
Miss Elizabeth Wetteroth Is visit
Ing her grandfather. In Hi, y j.
Mrs. 5. s. Birchfield has been
spending several days. the past week.
with friends in DeminE-
Miss Mary Nafe has returned 10
Mills college, in northern California
near the bay. where she will completo
her third year. Miss Nafe left Non
day for the north
Nadine Marie Belchere. instructor
Of Preach for the men in khaki and
teaching them by the thousands IN
French money values and speech, has
been detailed TO Camp Travis, and
leaves II Paso today.
The Misses Lsurine and Frances
Mayer have Joined their parents at the
ranch. near Maria, following their oc-
cupancy OF the n A. Caples home. IN
Santa Fe. near Missouri street Mrs.
Caples was in California for several
months. but is again home for the
winter
George Wharton Price and M and
Mrs L Hellner. Of FL Paso. were Wis
ftors recently at the big exhibit OF
southern California products main
tanned free to the public in the Los An
Eeies chamber OF commerce. They
also attended the lectures and moving
pictures that are a part OF the daily
program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
ElPaSoanS Sing And Recite For Men
OF The Fifth Cavalry At Fort Bliss

MOST enjoyable was the entertain.
vi ment given the soldiers Of the
Fifth cavalry at Fort Bliss on Tues
day evening.
The affair opened with singing by
all the soldiers. led by Joseph Rud-
neck. Of the Fifth. and the first indi-
vidual number was contributed by
Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams. who
sang two numbers in her usual de-
Hghtful manner.
Miss Margaret schuster followed.
reciting en- costume. IN Italian dia-
lect She was forced to respond also
to an encore.
Mrs. c. A Martin followed with a
group OF three songs. her voice win
ming her enthusiastic applause.
Miss Nellie May Bowen followed.
with group OF songs that made an
instantaneous hit. Miss Bowen sang
in her Characteristic manner and was
recalled five times: stin the crowd
wanted more and she remained on the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
Society and Club
Calendar for Thursday

AIRS W. NJ FARLEY, OF s15 River,
Ifl will be hostess at a morning knit
ting party. complimenting Miss Mary
Heermans, Miss Nellie Wsaher. Miss
Clara Gibson and the Misses Mary and
Margaret Hardie
Mrs. n A Warner. first vice presi-
dent OF the Y. ". C. A. and chairman
OF extension. viii preside at a board
meeting. called for 10 a. m
Patriotic league at the Y. at 1850
p. m Mrs. Julius Erakauer and Miss
Helena Huffaker viii talk
Red Gro in TIE downtown work
shop. for the morning. on the fourth
floor Of the White House. IN charge
Of Mrs. Horace W. Broaddus. director
OF wOman's work. assisted by Mrs D.
Bruce Smith. surgical dressings. Mrs
Joseph y" Williams and Mrs W. W
Turney. sewing. Mrs. U. S Stewart,
Mrs. C.. T. Kelly and Mrs NJ o. Wright.
knitting; Mrs. H r. Candles day for
sewing: Miss Gertrude Yale. surgical
dressings Mrs B. L Farrar, knitting
Miss Rose Platt. Instructor. Hostesses.
Mrs Nary B. DeasOn and Mrs. C C.
Crews
Mrs. H Hayes Watson, Mrs. william
Jennings and Mrs ". A z. Woods
viii be at the comforts committee OF
the Navy league, downtown head
quarters. on third floor OF the
Popular. TO give out wool to knitters
and receive finished garments
Army women's circle OF the Red
Cross. at Fort Bliss
Mrs. Charles 3. Stevens and Mrs
Ennis Ewing viii be in charge OF tie
Red Cross community canuery. in the
city market
The Red Cross circle OF the FIRST
Christian church will go 70 the White
a a a-nmHf~re-a
Thursday morning
Members Of the Pan-Hellenic So
ciety viii spend the day from 2 a m
working al Red Cross downtown cen
ter: Mrs. Battells White director.
Congregational Red Cross unit, al
the White House
The women OF the East e Paso u.
E. missionary society viii cougreEate
at the White House workshop for Red
Cross work
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
Dinners and Luncheons.

In compliment TO Mrs H Everett
Long. who Is leaving shortly with
Capt Long for his training with the
Texas infantry. MS Henry F. Bald
win. r.. and the members Of Chi
Omega sorority will give a luncheon
next Monday Mrs Il. Z. Cantrell will
assist, IL being a very small affair.
Mrs. Kenneth ". MacCallum, OF 1915
East Rio Grande, is arranging most
hformal tea honOring Mrs. Long. for
next Saturday afternoon. between
the hours OF 4 and 5. the invitation list
to include the Panhellenic association.
OF which Mrs. Long has recently re-
signed as president. because OF her
expected departure Mrs Battelle
White will pour and Mrs Hope Smith,
bride. and better remembered as
Miss Anlda Connolly, viii assist Mrs
MacCallum. as will the latter's sis
ter. Mrs. Clifford Stevens. Mrs. R. B.
Redic and Mrs Henry F. Baldwin. r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

stage and did a duet with G. Blumen-
thai when he sang the chorus OF one
OF his songs Mr.. Blumenthal was
forced to give an encore
A feature Of the program was a
fife and drum corps from the Fifth
cavalry band that accompanied Miss
Bowen onto the stage when she made
her appearance She wore a trench
cap and made q very chic appearance.
Sgt. H. ". Carrick, Fifth cavalry
band. accompanied the singers on the
piano.
Col Edward Anderson was present
and took a deep interest in the pro-
gram. which was arranged by his in
vitation.
After the entertainment. Mrs. Mar
tin was persuaded to 90 to the SIND
field artillery camp. and sing two
numbers in the theater there for the
benefit OF the soldiers gathered TO
witness a performance by the Teal
show Mr.. Teal suspended the action
Of the show while she sang my Wild
Irish Rose" responding by singing
Bert Beyerstedt's Just a Girl and
Boy"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
John Williams Heads Athletic Efforts
OfHigh School; Big School Honor Roll

TOHN WILLIAMS was elected presi-

John WILLIAMS was elected presf
dent OF the Athletic association Of
the high school Wednesday morn
ing. Miss Harriet Heermans was
elected vice president: Howard Fleek,
secretary; Helen LOOMS. treasurer.
and Eric Monroe, Ben Howard and
Dan White. committee on member
ship. The dues we're fixed at so cents.
A bulletin was received at the high
school Wednesday giving details Of
the forthcoming state debating con-
test TO be held in Austin next May.
The subject will be Resolved. that
universal military training similar to
the Swiss system should be adopted
in the United States"
The rules provide that debaters
must not use arguments that conflict
with the present draft law or the es-
pionage act and that nothing must
be said that could be construed or in
terpreted as disloyal.
The bulletin names the FL Paso rep
resentatives Of the board and the sub
iects they are TO have charge Of.
These follow. a E Null. debating
and defamation; Helen Oldham. SPELL
ing Mrs. J. ~ Frank. essay writ
ing; Daniel HUI. athletics.
The bulletin prints the pictures OF
the FL PasO contestants this year
Dan White, Mary Caples, CharSee
Kelly, Carl Schwartz. Leon KotosSy
and sam Aronson.
The high school has quite a credita-
bic honor roll now. A number Of boys
have Joined during the summer
months, and their names have been
added recently. The following list Of
all the high school students since 1914
inclusive who are now in the service:
Guyler Magruder. Errold Lapowski.
Chester Wright. Bruce Bevan, 'Bosco"
Pomeroy, 'Pooch" McKemy, James
Bell. James Bush. Roy Scotch. Connie
Lane, Joe Kelly, John Flanagan. Bill
Caples, Wendell Noble. Schuyler Reany.
Jack Vowel, Charles Dickerson. Chris
Fox, William Daley. Dewey Carson.
Lawson Mckinney. Charles Overstreet.
Harry POSI-. Harry Welsh. Ralph
Patemans John March, Ewald Kipp,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
Out OF Town Visitors.

Mrs. r. A. Gardner and Mrs G. Nor
gan. OF Berino, y. ". are visitors IN
Fl Paso, registered az the Sheldon no.
tel
Col and Mrs. F. A. BIease. OF Doug
las. ARK, arrived in FL PasO Tues
day and registered at the Paso del
Norte.
]. II. Cauthern and r. S. Sparrow.
OF Lordsburg. y. ", are visitors In
Fl Paso. registered at Hotel Paso del
Mt. and Mrs. J. ". Falomir. OF Chi
huahua, Mexico. arrived in FL PasO
Tuesday and are staying at the Paso
del Norte
c. \. smith. Guy Cleveland. W. F.
Dale and 3. Dudley. OF Ration. y. NJ.
are visitors in FL Paso. registered at
Hotel Sheldon.
Mrs. Allen Falconer and Miss Flea
more Falconer. OF Magdalena. n. n.
are visitors in this city. registered at
Hotel Paso del Norte-
Rev George H. McAnally. Of STAN
ford, Tex. arrived in FL Paso Non
day to make his residence His fam
lily will come here later.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y Zenor. Of Cana
nea.h Sonora. Mexico. arrived in Fl
Paso Wednesday morning and regis
tered at Hotel Paso del Norte.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
Musical.

Miss Mary Goodbar Morgan. who
has Just returned from a summer OF
special music study in southern Cali
fornia. talked most instructively and
in fascinating vein upon Music in
Education" at Tuesday afternoons
program Of the Mcdowell club-the
initial recital Of the fall and winter
series Miss Morgan was constant
attendant at the California Music
Teachers association and heard some
OF the best known composers and in
structOrs OF the country play and lee
ture. in addition to operas and the
newest music lore These she briefed
to the members and guests, who en-
loved every word Of the impromptu
talk In addition, the following Mac
Dowell numbers were interpreted,
Miss Winifred Woods being in charge
Cradle Song" Miss Frances Earle
The Eagle" Miss Dorothy Cong
don
(a) THE Robin Sings IN the Apple
Tree Cb) a Maid Sings Light Miss
Elvira Galentine.
VIII o. the Wisp." from woodland
Sketches" Miss Eva Crosby
March Wind" Miss Winifred
Ss5 An Old Love story" from
'sFireside Tales" OBJ "Bre'r Rabbit
Miss Nellie May Bowen
SOC-1 col cut with this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

At last there is a Henna Shampoo
on the market that meets the needs
OF FL Paso Women. This is Wells
Egyptian Henna Shampoo. Since
Bible times Henna has been regarded
as the greatest Of all Hair tones. In
the new Wells form IL is easily ap-
piled as a shampoo and not only
cleans the hair and scalp but brings
out all the luster in your hair. The
price OF Wells Egyptian Henna
Shampoo Is SOC the bottle and each
bottle contains enough for five or
seven shampoos.
See the special window displays we
are making this week OF this new
Sold and recommended by
Scott White & CO.-DruEEIsts.
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
514 San Francisco Street.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

Walter Clayton, Chris Jungiohn, Bob
Bryant, Clarence Richards. J. D. FL
liOtt, hammers Hilbert, Charles Pol
lock. Lynley Spencer. Elton Biggs.
Buster Biggs, Win Langston, Jim
Lewis, Ted Long, William Ellsworth.
Fred Hardy. Lawrence Young. Lee
Sloan, Mavin Howell. David Reid,
Isadore Grossblatt. Homer Wilson.
Leroy Schiller, Bradley Hollis. Eu-
gene F. Smith, Rudolph Davis. Doug
las Gray, Robert Smith, Sherman
Webster, Grayden Gregory, William
Ray Finguely, elf Robertson. Law
renee Shea. Lotion Groom, Everett
Fletcher, Lawrence Aronson. Glen
Broderick, VIII Roberts. Levi Mahan.
Farris kemble, Ben Jenkins. Carthel
Byars, Earl Evans, Alfred Black.
Ralph O'Neil. Paul Mcqueen. Henry
Butler, Roy Robinson, sam Marshall.
Conrad Valentine, Cecil Boyd. Don
Finley, Albert Fatum, Jack Thompson.
Manuel Schwartz, Ted Piatt, Roland
Kemp, Robert Piatt, William Piatt.
Palmer Boyd, Eugene WomeIdorf.
Carol Powell, Frank Mcclure. George
McLure, Walter Ponsford. R. Darnall.
John Laughlin. Ignore Amstater,
Russell Price, Charles McKemy, Law
renee Overton, George Eden Rout-
ledge, Bailey Winters, Paul Harvey,
ORION Walker, James kilburn. Maui
rice Blumenthal. Fortunatus Magru-
der. Robert Jolly, George Leighton. |
Scott Walker. Rueben Morrison, Tom
Brace. John Layton, Flen Paschal. [
PAUL. Downs. Joe King. John J.
O'Neill, jr.. Ross Hill, Ashley Gulett,
Jerry Pierce, Paul Herbert, Coy
Friend, ". d. Casey. Isadore Good
man, Richard Warren. J. B. Roberts,
Theo. Lockhousen, Kuno Doerr. Stan
ley Ehler. John Lucere, Harrel Put
man, Fisher Roberts, Harold Mitchell.
Rudolph Davis. Ernest Funk, Elliott
Chess, John Schaffer, George Ma
thews, Fred HUMPHREYS, G. H Petico-
las, jr-, Palmer Schumacher. Lacy
Coalsen, Philip Cordora, Orban Walk
er. Merville Darnell, Robert Reany.
Mrs. J. ". Frank head OF the Eng
llsh department. is to have charge OF [
the Greeks in the festival OF the al
lies Mrs. Frank states that quite a
number Of the high school girls OF the
Greek type Will be use
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

Every personal letter. every maya
zine and newspaper article impresses
still further the fact that the soldiers
want pictures from home If you
have a Kodak, let Us do the
developing so that the absent ones
Will receive the best pictures possible.
II you haven't Kodak. We can sup
ply that need in every thing from
Brownies up.
FeIdman's, sos San Antonio Street.
Special attention TO mail orders.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

Every room in EOteI LauEhIIn. 81
W Franklin, has hot and cold water,
many have private baths. those with
out private baths are close to nice
clean public baths. all rooms beauti-
fully furnished.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
Weddings.

Mr. and Mrs. !. " Jacobs announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Lillian. to Max kaufman. OF Belen,
New Mexico. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Ira Laughlin. a well known official
OF the Southwestern offices in this
city. is TO become a benedict. his
hams to Miss Florence Steffes. OF
Wyandot. Mich. having been read q
St Patricks cathedral. last Sunday.
The nuptials are to be celebrated on
Thursday. the 18th, with the Rev G..
G. Frund officiant. and will furnish
an interesting happening TO society's
calendar.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

MISS HELEN MURDOCH. in whose
W honor her cousin, Mrs. ". R.
Brown, is entertaining informally at
tea next Saturday afternoon-one Of
many farewell courtesies to the bevy
OF girls soon to depart for college.
Miss Helen goes again to Berkeley,
this being her second year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
The HenIth of Your -.

The health OF your eyes is more i'm
portant than any other part OF your
body. II you are an enthusiastic
reader and your office or other work
puts a constant strain on your eyes,
il is advisable to have your eyes ex-
amined frequently. Unless the lenses
you are wearing now are still &C
curately adapted to your weakened OF
imperfect vision. they are doing lots
Of harm Let our expert optometrist
make an examination and find out
for certain. Need glasses? Ask
Segall
Ell PasO Optical Company.
In the middle Of the block at los Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

We Guarantee our dyes. Shoes dyed.
black. brown or bronze. Pickel Bros
405 North Oregon~-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11

Y. ". C. A. Cafeteria. 517 East
Franklin. public dining room for men
and women Good food at reasonable
prices. Parties and luncheons q
speciaIty-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-11
Ell Pasoans Returning.

The Rev. Fr. c. G. Frund is being
Welcomed home by all St. Patrick's
parish and FL Paso. following his va
cation in California. where he was
formerly located
With a visit to her brother. Charles
L Gillespie, at Mare Island radio sta
tion, the particular magnet. Miss
Margaret Gillespie has just returned
from a months vacation spent in va
rious parts OF California Miss Gil
lespie is stenographer in the offices
Of the general passenger agent Of the
E p. & S ".
With her grand daughter. Peggy,
Mrs. c. y. BuclEler is home from her
summers vacation spent in Califor-
MIA and Colorado Little Peggy is the
daughter Of former Marguerite Buck
Ter Stevenson. who was married not
long ago TO a banker OF Paris, II.
Piernot The newlyweds are now in
New York City. and expect 10 90
overseas in the near future.