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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

eETT has been agreed among the
l workers for war savers that nc
matter what difficulties impcde their
path. they will put in extra time re-
cruiting new women members TO the
war savings societies. because there
has been a special wall sent out from
Washington for more savers among
the women said Mrs. a. s. Peatross.
chairman OF the women's committee.
Since Americas man are doing US
proud the whole world over. no sac
rifice is too great TO prove ourselves
worthy Of them. Rather the ideals
that dominate their lives viii animate
our work. never 10 fail a comrade.
Any woman who can make a special
effort at saving a little more each
week and investing In thrift and war
stamps. can have the same conscious
ness that Americas men possess
that she is an actual part in the plan
for freedom ard Justice 10 the OPP
pressed A woman living with the
consciousness today that she could
be more careful Of expenditures and
send the little . cent investment
along down the line 20 this nations
men has a serious responsibility upon
her conscience The men over there
do not know what luxury is. and little
foolish luXurles we indulge in may
rob them OF necessities.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Mrs. Bowie Goes Away On Tour To
Talk For The Y. w. c. 4. War Work

Mrs. J. H Kflian. the Bible study
being from Ephesians 2-ze-
The Junior Missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church viii begin
its fall and winter meetings sunday.
when at $50 p. m, all members VIII
get together. after their summers re-
spite. The baby division" OF Trinity
has its party Friday at ?. n
The Business Woman's club wiz
meet for its monthly supper and social
hour. Tuesday evening. az the Y NJ.
c. A A picnic. planned for this date
az the DeGrOff country home. down
the valley. has been postponed until
the October session
The Daughters OF the British En-
uire VIII be entertained Monday az
p m, at the home Of Alr. T G. Mac
Keuzie, 2429 Montana street This Is
70 be the meeting place Of the chapter,
the coming months.
Wade Hampton chapter. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. viii
elect officers for the new year on
Tuesday. at $3.50 p H. az the home
Of Mrs A. ". Battick, 3426 Iularosa-
Miss Marguerite = 1ui viii entertain
St PauTs Luther league with lawn
social at her home. 3101 Grand avenue,
this evening at 1850
The Parent-Teachers' association OF
Alta vista school meets Friday at s
p m. for q splendid program and
business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

The purity Of the drugs and the
accuracy with which they are COM
pounded have a very important bear
ing on the recovery OF the patient.
That is why the FL Paso doctor says.
Have this prescription filled at Scott
Whites" He knows that our stock
is fresh, that we have everything that
he needs for the treatment OF the
case; he also knows the great care
we exercise in preparing prescrip-
tons.
II always pays TO be particular
where you buy your drugs and medi-
cines- When trying 10 save money
don't make khe mistake OF buying at
a store where YOU are not perfectly
sure Of the quality.
Scott White & Co.. Druggists.
Mills Bldg Roberts Banner Bldg.
314 San Francisco St
P. S.-Register next Thursday.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
PAST WEEK HAS BEEN FAIRLY FULL OF AFFAIRS
OF SOCIAL NATURE AND COMING WEEK HOLDS OUT
NUMEROUS EVENTS THAT WILL BE OF INTEREST
NV DOROTHY y. JOHNSTON.

the Allies is absorbing vast notice.
for the big Red Cross show is TO be
better. prettier and more elaborate
than ever this year. Most OF the
larger organizations are 10 have
booths representative Of the countries
row at war-only Russia Is 10 be left
out, some OF the powers that be" re-
fusing to recognize this deplorable
country, even though Uncle Sam has,
officially. lent support to the Czecho-
Slovak element But the festival is
more than three weeks off yeti viii
open the night OF Wednesday. October
.. and close a Ia carnival Saturday
night the 5th.
The moore immediate future brings
"Hoodoo Friday''-the 13th-an op-
perfume time for fun and the defying
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Mrs. Hope Smith And Miss Charlotte
Harris Honor Guests At LuncheonS

MRS T. J. STAFFORD'S smart post
w nuptial luncheon courtesy 10 Mrs.
Hope Smith at the Country club to-
day brought together an intimate CO.
terie OF Il. The complimented guest
as the former 1lilda Connolly. became
a bride at a quiet service in st. Glenn
ents the evening Of Wednesday,
August q. The happy couple left i'm
mediately for their honeymoon in and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

Statue or Liberty Kodak Pictures.
You viii certainly make a Kodak
picture Of the Statue OF Liberty. You
want these pictures to be as perfect
as possible. Feldman Kodak develop
ing tnsures your negatives. 10c Is the
charge for developing any sized roll
Feldman's-As il should be done.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Lncnte For he Winter.

Now is the time TO reserve a beautl-
fully furnished. steam heated room
with hot and cold water. hot shower
or hot tub. private or public bath. ice
water. telephones, and all other hotel
service at Hotel LauEhlln.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

DR.. L. VI. Rreck. dentist has returned
from Cloudcroft and is at his old loca-
ton. First Natl Bank Bldg.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07
Women Called Upon To Stint And Buy
Just 4 Few More War Savings Stamps

The number OF new women war
savers viii be given each week from
now on. the same rs recruits Of our
man power Every true American wo-
man who can save and add to the list
knows Il. and may call her neighbor-
hood secretary up. rather than wait
10 be solicited again Whatever her
limit. be IL even . cents per week. IL
Is called for now by the country, just
as imperatively as the men are called
in the draft To win We must work
with all our men, all OF our strength.
and every known individual resource.
Then victory comes the sooner"
The FL Paso Federation OF Women's
clubs entertained the men OF the ord
nance department at the Khaki club
Friday evening. a short program
preceding dancing. The crowd. while
not as large as had been anticipated.
owing 20 the dance at Liberty hall
and other counter attractions. was
conEenial and seemed to enjoy every
feature OF the evening. IN charge OF
the entertainment were Mrs. Ponder
5 Carter. Mrs. $. J. Fennel1. Mrs. Z.
Y. RaEgio. Mrs. L G. Malone and Mrs.
Dorothy Johnston. the members Of the
club and all the officers being present
as chaperoues.
At the Khaki club tonight the men
OF the 18th cavalry division supply
train are to give a dance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

T7HE Ell PASo SCHOOL FOR GIRLS is prepared to
fit girls to enter any college open women All gradu-
ates Of this years college preparatory have been
admitted unconditional Vassar and Wellesley For girls who
are not going to college special courses planned
The new building on Hastings Street. at Austin Terrace
Gate planned by people who know girls well as schools
Spacious sunny all the first floor. big quiet patio for
study, ample grounds harmful crowded halls and
beauty everywhere, afford right conditions for health and for
happy work
The new term opens Wednesday. September H. 1918.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

gan. Airs. Z. T. ". Polk, Maj. F. D.
Simpkins, Capt Starr Wardrop. Capt,
Colon. Of the British army. Lieut.
Barnhart. Lieut.. Charles Unger and
the hostess
Miss Hawkins leaves on Thursday
for Nassar. FOR her third year. Miss
Dorothy Williams travelling with her
across the continent TO enter Weiles-
ley, and these little affairs. while
quite informal are proving doubly
precious because Of pending separa-
lions. Miss Burgess matriculates at
her school opens a bit later she will
Stewart. who was graduated from
the Emma Willard school for Girls at
Troy. y. Y. in the last class. goes TO
Goucher college. Maryland. about Oc'
tober 1.
American Beauties made a stunning
decoration for the dinner given by DIT.
and Mrs. Charles Lee Hill. at their
home. 1881 Mckinley. Thursday night
"a welcoming courtesy 10 Gen ]. J.
HornbrooS. who has recently come to
command FL Paso's military district
as Maj. Gen r. L Howze's successor.
It was at the Hill home that Mrs.
Steele WOtkyns, the daughter Of Gen.
and Mrs Horn brook. visited last win
ter. Miss Mary Hill and the former
Miss Genevieve HOrnbrook being long
time friends. The latter is at present
visiting in Connecticut. but viii join
her mother east and accompany her
shortly 10 FL Paso. They viii occupy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

The Patriotic league Of the Y. W.
Is making big plans for Thursday
nights meeting. Mrs. julius A. krak-
auer having returned from her vaca-
tion to again take up the work OF this
group OF women. A report Of all work
done during the summer VIII be made,
the program TO start at $3.50 o'clock.
in the association building Miss
Helena Huffaker Will talk on proposed
work for the year, and suggest war
work needs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

the quarters recently vacated by Gen
Howe and his family.
Miss A. Louise Dietrich gave a Jolly
little dinner "foursome" Friday night
at her home on East Nevada. with
covers for Miss Hanley. Mrs. Moss and
Mrs. Johnstone-a most informal az
fair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

MRS FRANK FERGUSON with
w parts Kansas
Norris
Corpus Christi favoite younger
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

The women's auxiliary OF Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church viii hold
rally day Tuesday at 8 p m. when
de luxe program will be enjoyed,
under the direction OF Mrs J. c. Low
man. The devotional Will be led by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

MRS. JOHN CARLTON LADD. for
w merly Miss Georgina Martin,
whose marriage took place in Bel
mont. Mass. July g. This former
charming physical director at the FL
Paso School for Girls and her husband
viii reside at the Fenway, Boston
photo by Westrup-Deane)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

Squads for your Dinner or Banquet.
Delivered. Phone SIS or 4S7J2.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

YOUR DUTY Is To ECONOMIC.
Il can be done by purchasing your
Fail Hat from
J. W. HALE
Exclusive Millinery
Out Of the high rent district.
Better Values. Lower Prices.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

about Denver. returning IN ~ 20
Friday morning.
the oval luncheon board was er-
qulsite in its decorative MOTIF v-5+b
.lsslsi baskets OF long stemmed
an lean Deauties-the handles wound
N sInllaN and caught in fluffy bows
u Wnlte bridal tulle-gracing the on
p3slee ehos. while equi-distant were
allIacJiVe butterflys bows OF the furTa
tnat wreathed mistily into a common
center, where a single flower FER
lnulN ldual holders OF American Reau-
tles formed an outer border. encircIe,i
IN delicate smilax tendrils. The nIacas
were marked IN bride sketches thar
OF Mrs Smith being Indicated nv
bouquet OF American Beauties tied in
a DOW OF tulle. while there vas .
rose at each OF the other covers The
IaVors were miniature wedding bells
their TOPS caught IN valley lilies. tr,lIe
and white ribbon. $500
At the conclusion OF the elaborate
seven course menu. auction vas
prayed, the TALES carrying out the
scheme with their designs OF brides
FOR the highest score a big shower ~
American beauties was given as
favor.
Those hidden were Mrs. Smith. with
her mother. Mrs. Harry W. Connolly
and Mrs. David ". Smith. mother oT
the groom; Mrs J. ]. Piatt. the host
esss mother; Mrs. John c. Kfsten-
Inacher, OF Jefferson. Texas. and Miss
Betty Mary Smith. sisters Of the
groom; Mrs. r. ". McCandIess Mrs
=. T. Clutter. Mrs. Hal F. Christie
Mrs. Eugene L. Harris and Miss Lucille
Smith.
Mrs D. ". Smith gave a family din
ner party for her son and his bride
rlday evening, members OF the
households making
up the guests.
For the present. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
are 20 be at home with the ConnoIlvs.
645 Epson avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

Daylight was excluded from the
rooms and a subdued light emitted
from inuumerable Drettily shaded
candelabra and incandescents for the
charmingly appointed tea given for
the younger set by Miss Villas Sim
mons, at the parental F. 3. Simmons
home in the Lucerne. this afternoon
a farewell compliment TO several girls
who are leaving within the next few
days for their respective universi-
ties and colleges at distant points.
Quantities OF enchantress carnations
in delicate flesh pink and contrasting
white were utilized 1ora1ly on the
tea table and about the rooms. with
ferns lending effectively for greenery
TO furnish a background for the dainty
summer frocks worn BY the guests.
Among those hidden were Mrs. Paul
HeifiE NEE Alice Pruett). Mrs. r. W
CrOnenbieE Myrtle Langford). Miss
Evelyn Ellison, Miss Verna Altman.
Miss Media Green. Miss Mildred La
Sale. Misses Maurine and lone Gar
rett. Miss Marian Calnan, Miss Mary
Caples, Miss Helen Reading. Misses
Anne and Mary Magoffin. Miss Jean
Gilchrist, Miss Frances Lockett. Miss
Gladys Booth. Misses Mary and Har-
riet Heermans. Misses Frances and
Katherine Earle. Miss Frances Open
heimer, Miss Irene Brown. Miss Edith
Robertson. Miss Anne Wallingford.
Miss Gladys Mueller. Misses Nellie
and Lola Bess Smith, Miss Lucille
Crenshaw. Miss Marion Howe. Miss
Eloise Wilson and the Misses Mary
and Elizabeth Kelly.
With the lace covered table lovely
in daisies and butterflies. carrying
out a stunning yellow and white no
tif. Miss Clara Hawkins presided over
a pretty dinner party at her home,
1915 East Rio Grande. Friday night
preceding the dance at the Country
club. which the coterie Joined later
Covers were marked for Miss Dorothy
Williams. Miss Jane Burgess. Miss Hell
en- Stewart. Miss Mary Goodbar Nor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07


Mrs. ". 7. Crockett presided over 4
pretty luncheon at the Harvey house
az noon Saturday. honoring her niece.
Miss Charlotte Harris. whose 18th
birthday anniversary falls on SUNDAY.
The festivitv was a complete surprise
to the comDllmented guest. who had
not the faintest suspicion Of the mend
ing celebration" until she entered the
cafe Just Is buds" were culled from
Miss Charlotte's circle Of friends 10
surround the attractive oval board.
appropriately Cecked in mink rose
buds Favors were tiny pink baskets.
their handles tide in a cluster OF pink
buds and tulle- The place cards. also
daintily girlish. marked covers for
Miss Myrtle Jackson. OF AlamoEordO:
Miss Sadie Ruth AldridEe. Miss Kath-
crime Dick. Miss Ruth Rawlings. Miss
Paula krupp. Miss Elizabeth Spence.
Miss Marjorie Pew. Miss Helen Law
son. Miss Booker Harris younger sis
ter Of the principan- Miss Josephine
kaufman. Miss Dorothy Waldron. Miss
Mary Pittman. Miss Dorothy Lewis,
Miss Gussie Goar. Miss Irma Dale
Rouse and Miss Harris's grandmother,
Mrs C. n. Garrard. aged SO. who has
lived 10 witness four wars IN the Unit
ed States The latter IS Mrs. Crock
etts mother and a Garrsrd OF the
Kentucky family OF that name. whose
forebear was the second governor Of
the state and the only man IN its his
tory TO serve two terms as the chief
executive.
This evening Mrs. Crockett IS Civ
ing a second party FOR her niece. when
Miss Mildred Pew. Miss Barbara Wor-
cester and some OF the older girls viii
join the luncheon coterie. augmented
by some away from home" soldiers,
who VIII have an hour or two Of en-
joyable music, games and refresh
ments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

The Parent-Teachers' association OF
Alta Vista school meets Friday at s
p m. for q splendid program and
business
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

The annual meeting OF the Baptist
Woman's associatiOnal auxiliary VIII
be held at the First Baptist church
Tuesday. It viii be an all day meet
ing. opening at 1880 a. m The pro-
gram is as follows.
Devotional. Mrs. Howard Taylor.
RECOGNITION and welcome 10 visI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

Looking forward. the Festival o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

Miss Marguerite 1ul viii entertain
St PauTs Luther league with lawn
social at her home. 3101 Grand avenue,
this evening at 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-07

BUSINESS
Solo. Mrs. r. V. Pearson.
Luncheon hour
Special music, professor Evans
Business
Solo. Mrs. ". C. Abbot.
Music. Miss Minnie Taylor.
Roll call
Visitors hour.
Reading. Mrs. J. E Fincher.
Benedicticn.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-30
Chesapeake Beach.

With many clever tricks, Valle-
cita's hve trained. Indian Ieopsrds
opened q two-weeks' engagement
yesterday as the vaudeville attrac-
tion at Chesapeake Beach. Be-
cause of the populs 'ity that these
animals have gained on the Keith
and Orpheum circuits, large crowds
are expected at the free perform
ances given daily at 3 and 8 o'clock.
The advent of the mid-vacation
season has increased the size OF the
weekday crowds at the resort.
Many persons are spending week
ends or longer periods at the sew
eral hotels or in the summer cot
tage colony at North Shore. 9th
ers are finding delight in single
day outings. Relief from the heat
may be found in the cool groves
bordering the shore. from which q
beautiful panorama of the bay may
be obtained. Surf bathing is an
other unique attraction. Fishing
and grabbing are improving with
the warmer weather. and boating
remains popular.
Along the boardwalk may be
found innumerable amusements, in.
cluding a free dancing pavilion. All
Of these attractions are over the
water. adding to the picturesque
ness OF the resort and also to the
comfort OF its patrons, for COO
breezes constantly blow over the
bay.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-30
ALMA TEMPLE PLANS
BIG NITIATORY FETE

Greatest OF all Shrine ceremonials
was promised last night by Almas
Temple. A war class OF 800 men in
the service. connected with the army,
navy and marine corps. was sched-
uled to receive utter satisfaction by
l. Whiting Estes. Illustrious Poten-
tate Of Almas Temple, on Saturday
night. August 10. at 7:3o O'Clock. This
affair will be staged in the coliseum
at Ninth /and Pennsylvania avenue,
over the center market.
Because Of the number Of Shriners
located in camps around Washington,
extra preparations are being made for
at least 5000 visiting mobiles, who are
already Shriners, in the service. BY
the time the candidates finish riding
the camels and travelling the hot
sands Of the desert, they will have
had excellent training for ''over
There
Past Potentate James T. Gibbs,
chairman of the Bull Committee, "
and Henry Lansburgh, chairman OF
the Bear Committee" have promised
Potentate Estes, he said last night,
that they won't stop getting petitions
until they have 800 "Untried Novices''
in the class.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-30
Castno-BuFlesoue.

Tunefui music. pretty girls in hot
weather costumes. and Leo c'sneez-
err Stevens are the principals in a
plot to make Washington forget the
summer heat. The conspiracy is being
worked out at the Casino Theater un-
der the title. THE Pleasure Seekers"
a burlesque performance that is above
the usual standard presented here.
"Sneezer" Stevens has long been
popular with buriesque patrons both
In Washington and elsewhere. His re-
turn to the Capital in the newest
Casino production proves that his
popularity Is far from waning, and his
presence on the boards adds the pep
and comedy that makes this weeks
shcw one Of the best yet staged at
the r Street House.
He Is ably assisted by q popular
string Of principals and comedians, As
well as a large chorus Of stunning
girls. Their colorful costumes are
we'll suited to the temperature and
their dancing and singing win them
a reception which attests to the au-
dience's approval.
The Pleasure Seekers" Is a musical
kodge-podge that whiris merriIy along
with never a dull moment from be-
ginnig to end
The Washington herald., 1918-07-30
Cssmes-yssAevtipe.

The Cosmos Theater entertainment
this week mixes the grave with the
gay and gets away with the gen.
uine hit Perhaps the most notable
feature II the Rita Jolivet pecture
play recalling the outbreak OF the
war and the sinking of the Lusitania
on which she was q passenger.
The scenes Of this picture stir the
patriotic applique to greater volume
when the Hearst Pathe News, with
It's oficial war fim revue, Ia shown.
An amusing Mack Sennett comedy.
Ladies First" lightens the tension OF
the pictures and prepares the audience
for o. bill constructed largely for
laughter. with feast for the eyes in
the pretty Court Room Girls" the
headline act that features Teddy Nc
Namara, Ruth Francis, q singing
vaudeville prima donna, and Herbert
Broske. The girls. however, are the
charm Of this act with several pretty
musical numbers.
The Hunters have a musical Offering
with . novelty climax; Port and De
Lacey an entertaining jocular dia-
logue, and Belts and Chidlow, q
laughable stage Englishman act
Grant Barnhart. In blackface. IL a
scream and Orlando and Mack, de-
lightful In an original dance program
that ranges TO the near classic.
The Washington herald., 1918-07-30

away. and with each succeeding sag
Of the facial muscles. the hand Of
males that pay court to even the most
beautiful woman OF her generation
grows less and less"
is that where the first wrinkle
comes?" asked Jim
Come here Eliene. let me zee II
you have that tell-taIe wrinkle in
front Of your pretty seasheI ear"
and he pulled her to him while he
pretended TO examine both her ears
closely. and then he asserted posi-
lively, There amt no wrinkles no.
where to be seen. at least there Amt
none that my old eyes can discover.
i was sure I'd find q little teeuy
one" he continued. for ] have al
ways had the idea that no woman
says the things that Eliene has been
saying until she finds one coming.
When wrinkles come q woman il
either a philosopher or a ternagant" ."
That is just it. Jim" said Elfene.
eagerly. there is the crux Of all
have been saying. II q woman nad
no cause TO dread that terrible
wrinkle she"
"or that first white hair" inter
rupted Donna
Yes, the first white hair" ssId
Eliene. as both Jim Edie and Barclay
Sill protested that Donna was never
so beautiful as since her white lock
had spread TO a crown Of snow.
CTo be continued.)