El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-01
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Mr.. and Mrs Robert R. Miller ana
daughter leave today FOR a month
visit with Ohio folks
Rev. Fuller Swift spent Thursday
! IN DeminE. n. II. where he ATTENDED
I the all day services IN St Luke's.
H L. Rickmsn left Friday night for
] Tulsa. where he expects 70 engage IN
newspaper advertising, the next year
J. J. Raster and family motored to
ICloudcroft Friday to join the Fl Paso
colony az that popular retreat Ihey
expect to spend some time away
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawcdoff LETT
Tuesday for Oklahoma City 70 make
their home. where Mr. Dawedoft VIII
engage In the mercantile business
Miss nellie and Jacqueline Hotch-
kiss are leaving Wednesday Tor Dali
las, Tex, where they viii spend the
summer with relatives and friends.
Mrs J. A. ShauberE and little son.
AIbin, are leaving Sunday 70 spend
month at Arrowhead Springs, Cal.
and from there to Long Beach for the
remainder OF the summer months Mr.
Shanberg expects 10 join his family IN
August
Mrs. Dorothy B. Johnston. society
editor Of The Herald. leaves this ev-
ening for Los Angeles. via the Grand
Canyon, to be gone q month or more
Mrs. Johnston viii visit her brother
and numerous friends in ana around
Los Angeles, her former home.
Mrs Frank S. EricEelton and her
mother, Mrs. Simons, we're passengers
today for southern California where
/ they viii spend the summer. For
most OF the earlier part OF their vaca-
| ton they viii be in Santa Monica, go
/ ing later by motor 10 san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Finney left Fri
/ day afternoon on the Golden state
] limited for Chicago, where Mr. Fin
ney viii attend a rate meeting as a
/ representative Of the traffic depart
menr OF the FL Paso & Southwest
ern. They will be absent about
Mrs J. S. Curtiss and family. con-
| sisting OF Miss Mary and J. s Cur
tiss. IT.. left this week for Long
Beach. cal. where they have taken q
cottage for the entire summer. Mrs
Curtiss viii be Joined In June by her
mother. who travels from New York
City to California 10 be with her
daughter this summer.
A. A. Fisk. In charge o. this dis
trict for the Fosdlck commission in
I Washington, will leave Sunday FOR
Galveston 10 attend the conference OF
| war workers. Mrs. Fisk and their
lovely little daughter. Jessie Louise
l viii meanwhile stay in their pretty
[ apartment on North Oregon, this city
Miss Elsie J. Norreu leaves on the
morrow for Galveston, called 60 q
conference OF national war workers
She expects 10 be away for a week
Miss Morrel was with the celebrated
Katherine B. Davis in New York City
for more than two years and is espe-
cially adapted 10 her big work, that
OF the girls protective association
Mrs. John Fielding was passen-
ger on Thursdays Golden state for
Los Angeles. where she is 20 enjoy
the sea breezes for the summer, while
her husband. Prof. John Fielding. ir-.
or the School OF Mines. covers west
I ern Texas, New Mexico and Arizona,
[ on a lecture tour Tor the govern
ment. as his part IN a patriotic duty.
I Mrs. Fielding viii IN turn enjoy the
l various resorts OF southern Califor-
/ MA. returning IN the early autumn
H. II. Fris and family leave Sunday
Z for Michigan and the east 10 be gone
a month They will stop first st
| Holland. Mich. 10 visit with Mr. iris S
I mother and leave the children, after
I which they 90 10 Washington. d. c.,
/ to attend the meeting OF the Interna-
I tional Circulation Managers associa-
I ton. OF which Mr.. Fris Is a director.
/ He Is also chairman OF the round Ia
| Bile discussions for the convention
] Following the convention. Mr.. Fris
Z and Nrs. FRS will visit Philadelphia.
I New York and Boston on business
I Mr.. iris Is circulation manager OF
I The FL Paso Herald.