davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1919-08-29
1'ommy's raump Tells.

Griffith's bounding hit over HoIke's
thatch registered Jeff and Ivy. Tommy
was marooned on the outs OF z. Wheat
and Myers.
Konetchy led of in the sixth with q
triple to left centre and was singled
home by Ward. NJ. Wheat sacrificed.
Causey to Holke. Ward took third on
a wild pitch. Ptefrer grounded to Holke
who attempted to throw out Ward of
third but failed. Oison's sacrifice fly to
Pick scored Ward. Johnston forced
Pfeffer At second.
olson's misplays played a prominent
part in Boston's victory in the second
game. The Braves baseed two runs IN
the third on Gowdys single, a winged
batsman. Olson's wild throw and Raw
lings's single. The Braves added two
moro In the seventh on singles by Pick
and Maranville. Olson's error and an in
field out Mitchell was rushed to the
rescue OF Cadore in the next with none
out and runners on first and third.
Clarence turned back the Braves. The
scores:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
ULED FOR TO-DAY.

New York I'm Brooklyn.
Boston In Philadelphia q kames),
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Baptist Women of the City Devote the
Week To Prayer; Program Tuesday

Coy. Agnes Gray, Mary Armstrong
Mccoy. Flora Gray. Ruth Brown.
Pauline Cochrane. Sammie Gray and
Jack Denton.
Mrs. H D. Camp was hostess TO a
very charming children's party on
Saturday afternoon in honor OF the
seventh birthday anniversary Of her
two small daughters. Anne Turner
and Laura Johnson The reception
rooms Of the Camp home were very
attractive with their decoration OF
pink The table IN the dining room.
where pink ices and pink cakes were
served, was decorated with pink roses
and the central ornament was a great
white. pink trimmed cake with seven
pink candles burning on either side,
numbering the years OF the joint
birthday anniversaries Of the little
honor guests The plate favors were
pink Easter eggs and the pink snap
pers contained quaint pink caps,
which added 70 the picturesquenes
Of the scene when the little guests
donned them. seated about the table.
Assisting Mrs Camp in receiving and
entertaining the small guests were
her mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs
E IL Lawrence. The afternoon hours
passed very merrily with games and
dancing for the small guests, who in
cluded Aletha Arnold Darline Ander-
son. Leslie Rae Mckenny. John Tap
pan. Billy Lambeth. Carribel Kerr,
Frederick Norton. Amoma Stiles, Her
man Camp and Billy Lawrence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Joseph Bonnet To Give Organ Concert
At McNary Home Tuesday Evening

, Vow welcome Ny Wood Franz,
a F ,,5 Guet. Etude de Concert
-Humoresque." vitranO. Philip Sc
vasta-
e Concert Etude. Mcdowell. Pour
quoi." Josef Martin.
Staccato Etude. Rubenstein. Josef
sylvia Speaks.
Wind Song" Rogers.
The Road to PeEgy's Heart"
Protheroe-
Edwin Swain
'Serenade.' Rivels-
..NeIancoIie." Goder-oid-
Selected. Philip Sevasta-
MY Little Souls Gwiue a-Shine."
Guion-
Negro serenade." Burleigh.
The Americans Come" Fay Foster
Program for the evening Of April 1
Rhapsodie in C. Minor. Brahms.
Etude, In the Forest" Sauer. Josef
Martin.
Love Ne Not" secchL
The Way Of the World" GrieE.
The Farewell" Alvarez. Edwin
Swain.
Nocturne. Oberthu4.
Fantasia, Schubert.
Melodie. Hass, Philip Sevasta-
Aria. selected. Edwin Swain.
Prelude in D. Minor. Chopin. Sc
lected-
Nocturne in c. Minor, Chopin.
Second Scherzo in B. Flat Minor,
Chopin, Josef Martin.
MY Lively Celia" Higgins.
Il Heard a Cry" Rogers.
s'BaIlynure Ballad" Old Irish.
Passing BY" Purcell, Edwin Swain.
Baccarole." Oberthur.
Scherzo Belotta, selected, Philip
Sevasta
Three for Jack" Squire
The Waggoner," Breville Smith.
my Irish WIFE," Needham. Edwin
Swain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Out OF Town isifors.

C. r. Plank OF Maria. Texas. is
guest al Hotel Laughlin-
j. A. Arnold. Of san Antonio. Texas.
is a guest at Hotel Laughlin.
G. p Hoffman is a visitor in the
city and is registered at Hotel Laugh
lin
Mrs. Frank P. Jones has. as her
house guest. her niece. Mrs Florence
Jones Of Los Angeles.
Miss Wayne Nelson has as her guest
In her apartments IN the Robinson, her
mother. Mrs Gust Nelson. and her
sister. Mrs W C. Cooper. OF Kansas
City.
Capt Homer ". Mason. cath infan-
try. attached 10 the radio service OF
the New Mexico military subdivision.
returned 10 Columbus yesterday. af-
ter having spent several DAYS here
comforting with Heal military au-
thorities.
Major J. C. Donald. Q. u c.. at
tached 20 the construction division at
Washington D. c.. registered at local
military headquarters. He will have
charge OF the reconstruction Of the
electrical system at Fl Bliss.
Mr. and Mrs Peyton H Deane. son
ana daushterinlaw Of Mrs alaude
Deane and her daughter. Miss Karma
Deane- Mrs y y. Num-. of St. Louis
and Mrs. H. F. helms Of Whiteboro.
Tex sisters Of Mrs. Deane. will visit
in FL Pas0 en- route TO California,
Wnere they VIII spend the summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
About EIP.Isonns

T Y. Hanna has moved from 171s
Alabama TO 1119 East San Antonio.
T. Fafrhurst has moved from 80 East
Rio Grande street 10 $500 Grant ave-
nue.
H H Stringham has moved from
1916 Wyoming street 70 159 Newman
street.
Mrs E. Miller has moved from so1
North FL Paso street to 600 Wyoming
street.
n ". Stringer has moved from
41I5 Cumberland street 10 1902 Bliss
Mrs. Marie soiz has moved from
the Palms court TO the Ramsey apart
Mrs. E. seelig has moved from 81 s
East San Antonio street to 41s1z Mesa
avenue.
Mrs. sara Stencil has moved from
2145z Texas street to 1871 Magoffin
avenue.
F. c. Holloway has moved from 1881
Montana street 10 sol East Rio
Grande-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler have
moved from 4010 La Luz to 4015 Ok
ford street
Mrs Lula Marsh has moved from
sol Myrtle avenue 10 1091z South Ore
gon street
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. 3. Harding are the
happy parents Of a son. born on last
saturday at ROlston hospital
First Lieut. p ". Wfpperman. med
zeal corps is awaiting orders for fur
Their assignment in the ambulance
corps.
Miss Elizabeth 8IcNary. a student in
the FL PasO School for Girls. spent
the week end as the house guest Of
Miss Virginia Cadwallader. a fellow
student al the Cadwallader home in
the lower valley
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Tuesdays Calendar
OF Social Euents

A IL departments OF the Red Cross
n shop open in the san Jacinto
Plaza. Mrs. J. F. Williams. chair
nan OF the shop; Mrs. J. a. Happer.
wee chairman; sIrs. Horace Broaddus,
chairman Of the departments. Chair
man Of The Information department.
Mrs E. N Bell: vice chairman. Mrs.
Waters Davis; chairman for the day.
Mrs. E F. Neff. Cashier for Tuesday.
Mrs James Graham McNary. Mrs.
- O. Mantor. reserve cashier. Mrs. L.
: stewart. chairman OF the jewelry
department; Mrs. Walter kOhlberg-
vice chairman. chairman for the DAY.
Mrs Fred WOOdWorth- Mrs. Nathan
Solomon. chairman Of the clothing de-
parCment. Mrs. E H. Irwin, vice chair
man chairman for the dav, Mrs. Robt-
Lander; Mrs Dave Payne. chairman
Of the needle work department, Mrs.
4 P stiles, vice chairman Mrs. W ID.
Howe, chairman for the day; Mrs. p
S. Cooke. chairman OF the bargain de-
parrmenr. Mrs. H o. MantOr chair
man for the day. The reserve list Of
CEairmen are Mrs. J. c. Lakeland. Mrs.
C. z Kelly. Mrs D Bruce Smith. Mrs.
G. " Groom and Mrs. Burt Orndorff
In charge Of the cake department
Mrs. g. W. Young and Mrs Charles
Auer. chairmen. In charge Of the tea
Davis. chairman; Mrs James Vance
and Mrs = p Enlow. vice chairmen-
Assistants. captains Mrs P ". Nc
Afee Mrs II. r Gamble and Mrs
Charles Bassett, Mattresses. Mrs.
Walter Drury. Mrs. Charles Nebeker.
stevens, Miss Nellie May Bowen, Miss
Agnes Stewart, Miss Valerie Lorig,
Miss Mary Gates Redmond. Miss sarah
Bridgers, Miss Phoebe Campbell and
Miss Mildred Rogers.
Sewing department Of the Red
Cross open in the morning at the
work rooms in the White House. Mrs.
Horace BrOaddus. chairman Of wOm-
ems work Of the Red Cross for Fl
PasO. Mrs. A. p Coles. chairman OF
sewing, and Mrs Waters Davis. chair
man for the day.
Knitting department Of the RED
Cross open at Red Cross Headquarters
in the White House. Mrs. L. : Stewart
chairman OF the knitting department;
Mrs H F. Brown, chairman for Tues
day Knitting instructors. Mrs Z NJ
Bell Mrs. Hayes Watson and Miss Ag-
mes Stewart
Services at 8 o'clock Tuesday after
noon at the First Baptist church for
the week Of prayer for home mis-
sions.
Walter Davis viii direct a program
20 De given on Tuesday evening at
the remouut station at Fort Bliss
On Tuesday afternoon the Woman's
auxiliary Of Westminster Presbyte-
rian church viii meet at the home Of
Mrs. ". A. Rawls. 100 California
street The meeting hour is ESQ
o'clock
The Fort Bliss Bridge club viii
meet on Tuesday afternoon at the
hlrwan quarters at Fort Bliss with
Mrs J. Ross Kirwan as hostess.
Joseph Bonnet the world famous
0rganist. viii appear in recital at
the James Graham hIcNary residence,
on Tuesday evening.
FL Paso chapter number 4. Order
Eastern Star VIII hold its regular
meeting at 1880 o'clock on Tuesday
evening.
The guild Of st. Clements Episcopal
church viii hold its regular meeting
on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the parish house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Young Ell PaSo Students At Princeton
Will Visit Friends During Easter

Corr William Franklin. OF troop
K. Fifth cavalry, received his dis
charge last week and left Wednesday
for Pittsburg. Pa, where he viii re-
sumo his work at the westinghouse
Electric company, being employed
there before enlisting- Mrs Franklin,
nee Miss Ruth Davis who is recov-
ering from an operation al her home
III North Florence, viii follow her
husband when able TO travel The
young couple viii make their future
home in the east
Mrs. William Gordon and small son,
Who have been at home with Mrs Cor
don's parents. judge and Mrs Seymour
Thurmond, during Lieut. Col Gordon's
absence abroad. are the guests OF Mrs
G. G. Bartlett, at Fort Hamilton, n Y.
Mrs Bartlett. the wife OF Col Bartlett,
is a sister OF Lieut.. Col. Gordon. who re-
mains over seas in command OF a reg
iment which was in service for some
time prior to the, signing Of the arm
istice.
Mrs. Emma Nelson. OF 1903 North
Florence street left for Los Angeles
and other California points, stopping
en- route for 6 short visit with her
daughter. Mrs James s Anderson in
santa Fe, y NJ
Mrs. : W. Brady left Sunday for
Cleveland Tex with her sisters, Mrs.
A c. Moore and Mrs. NJ p Donald
son They viii be the guests OF their
sister. Mrs Green. OF Cleveland
Maj. Lester Z. Lampert, infantry.
left Fl Paso Yesterday for Washing
ton. D. C., where he viii confer with
the adjutanr general.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
College Degrees Common In Sleuth
Service Declares Master DetectiUe

tective gone. he is a relic occas-
ionally seen around police stations
College degrees are common in our
service; courtly manners are necee-
sary req -irementn
The Mexican Mystery.
The eyes Of the detective rwinkIel
as the subject Of the solution Of the
NJ eNlcan pro- lem Vas preached
The secretary OF var was through
mere Friday, he said. didn't he have
l-e solution with him. The United
states under this administration viii
procrastinate 90 such an extent that 10
may become necessary for England or
France. both -.aving Interests In the
nelgnooring republic, 20 step in an1
bring peace TO harassed Mexico
need not tell what peace fin Mexico
VIII mean 80 FL Paso. The city Wal
experience growth such as no other
has ever enjoyed There are certain
army officers in this district who
could settle the Mexican question. but
official red tape had hobbled them in
TO uselessness.
SAFE Places Fri. W. W.
BolsneV-s 81. the L W ". brand
such as we have in the United States.
is gradually becoming a menace we
soon must reckon with. Right here
At your doors. i refer 10 Arizona, the
American Bolshevikf are planning
safe in but two places-the peniten-
tiary and the graveyard
One seventh Of the Thiel force.
10 be exact. 90 men. were eligible 20
militlry service and Joined the coIors.
said French. and he expressed graft
ucation at the records made.
Many OF the number went into the
army or navy intelligence depart
ments and zignally distinguished
themselves
Let Conan Doyle Do II.
Conan Doyle. Anna Katherine
Green and some OF the French auth
ors have provided American readers
with plenty OF thrilling detective
exploits not 20 forget Nick Carter
and his tribe. Yes we have thrills
principally begotten through the sue
cessful termination OF a case-the
thrills OF achievement Possibly j
could out-Doyle Anna Katherine
Green. Tor truth Isl stranger than flc-
ton. but never discuss business
let Conan do it,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Ell Pasoans Returning.

AR and Mrs. A. p. Coles returned
during the latter part Of the week
from a visit 70 Mineral Wells. Tex.
Miss Dorothy Quigly. one Of FL
Paso's most attractive girls who is
student at Stanford University. Cali
fornia- viii come to Fl Paso 10 spend
the Easter vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W J. Quigly-
Dr.. F. o. Barnett. who has received
his discharge from the army. is re-
turning TO his home in FL Paso. He
has been visiting the clinics in New
Orleans for the past month He
ranked as major in the medical corps
in the army.
Lieut.. Russell Worthington. who
served with the overseas troops Of
the United States army for the past
year. has returned 20 El Paso to make
his home. Lieut. Worthington was in
the east for several weeks upon his
return from abroad. during which
time he received his release from the
military service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

nAUL HARVEY, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
/ c. Il Harvey, who. with Mott Raw
IinEs, son OF DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Raw
liugs. IS a student at Princeton uni
versfty, viii go TO Pinehurst, n. C.,
for the Easter vacation, which he
viii spend as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E A Barber at their winter
home there Mr. Harvey has sue
cessfuIly kept up with his studies,
despite the fact that he was selected
10 attend a military training school
II Camp Lee, W Va soon after the
beginning OF the school term, remain
ing there for three months He has
been chosen leader Of gymnasium
work at the university
Young Nj Rawlings, who IS
sophomore at the university. VIII
spend his Easter holiday as the guest
Of his aunt, Mrs Charles n Groves,
at the Groves family home. IN Bridge
port Conn. and will also visit in New
York and Philadelphia
Miss Margaret Neff, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. z E. Neff. who is at
tending Vassar. is 20 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Neff. OF Atlantic City
during the Easter holidays
Miss Katherine Dick, who is at
tending school in Washington, D C.
is TO spend the Easter holidays with
her aunt in New York city Miss
Dick is the attractive daughter OF
lfr. and Mrs James A Dick
Miss Sadye Ruth Aldridge, who is
a student al Washington Park semi
nary. at Washington, D. C. plans 70
spend her holidays in New York Mrs
W H AldridEe left about week
ago TO meet her daughter IN New
York
Miss Clara Hawkins. student at
Vassar. expects 10 visit with friends
in St Louis No. during her holidays
Miss Hawkins is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs ". A Hawkins.
Miss Dorothy Williams. daughter Of
mr.. and Mrs b NJ G. Williams. VIII
visit with a school friend in southern
lIassa chuserts during her holidays
Miss Williams is a student at Nelles-
ley. and recently visited with her
parents in Boston. while they We're
on a trip 70 the east
Miss Elizabeth Pfaff. who IS att
Mount Vernon seminary, Washington.
D. C.. viii spend her spring holidays
in New York with her mother, Mrs
Henry Pfaff, and her sister, Mrs Jesse
Beeson Hunt. Mrs. Pfaff and Mrs
Hunt left the latter part Of last week
for the east
Miss Mary Kelly VIII spend few
days Of her vacation with a school
friend at Winchester She also ex-
poets to visit Concord and Lexington,
70 visit the art galleries and make
special study OF the Sargent pictures
and TO attend a symphony concert in
Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Ethics Week Opens At The High School
With An Interesting Program Monday

MONDAY morning marked the be
W ginning Of Ethics" week at the
high school
An assembly for girls was held in
the auditorium Monday morning at
9:45. Just previous 20 the assem- bly,.
a short plea for the Red Cross was
made by Dan White. jr.
The program in the assembly WAS
as follows:
The explanation OF the correct
meaning OF ethics. and the aim Of
ethics week. by Miss Katherine
Flynn. This aim is for each girl to
correct some fault every cav. Miss
Flynn suggested helpful little
schedule for every girl TO follow dur
ing the week.
The schedule suggested is as fol-
lows;
Monday. sweetness Of temper
Tuesday. elimination OF gossip.
Wednesday, don't be a snob
Thursday. do away with procrasti-
nation
Friday be confident and helpful to
your mothers
A talk was given by Mrs. Jeanne
NJ Frank on morals and standards oil
girls who attend coeducational schools
An interesting talk by Miss Lillian
Huggett on the ideals OF girlhood was
presented She stressed the point Of
being kind.
Mrs. c. T. Kelly. in her talk. en-
: phasiZed the qualities OF helpfulness
and courtesy.
Programs for the rest Of the week
are as follows:
Tuesday Assembly. talk by DAME
Hull on Getting by"
" ednesday, English contest and
subjects pertaining to ethics
Thursday. Address TO students by
/ A II. Hughey on Science of the
Time"
Friday; Talk by Frank Lyons a
I former graduate OF the FL Paso hich
! school on What is worth while"
There viii also be vocal selections
/ on Friday by Mrs Robert Holiday
J and Charles Andrews.
/ A jolly crowd Of young people mo-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
ARIZONA ACT Of
1878 IS UPHELD
Law Limiting Employment
of Women To 8 Hours A
Day Constitutional.

Washington. d. C.. March 24.-Con-
stitutonality OF the Arizona act Of
1913 limiting employment OF women
TO eight hours a day. was upheld
today by the supreme court in dispos-
ing Of appeals, in which the act was
attacked on the ground that it dis
eliminated between the employment
OF mattresses in railroad restaurants
and other restaurants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

THERE is much interest In the pro-
gram TO be rendered tomorrow
evening at the home Of lfr- and Mrs
James c. 8IcNary by Joseph Bonnet
the renowned French organist. who is
70 give a concert upon the McNary
echo organ.
This concert is given as benefit
for the FL Paso School for Girls and,
aside from its phnanthropic purpose.
will give the music lovers OF the city
an opportunity for a genuine treat It
has been a year since the public has
had an opportunity TO enjoy recital
on the beautifully toned organ At the
BicNary home, and the opportunity 10
hear it again. played by a master. is
being hailed with delight by those
who have heard Il before.
Mr. Bonnet arrived sunday ana
snent sunday evening at the McNary
home, the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Nary He gave an impromDtu con-
cert on tine organ and was as delight
ed with the instrument as his hearers
were with his music
The two concerts, annual affairs
given under the auspices Of Wade
Hampton chapter, L. D. C., promise
much Of musical and social interest
The first concert is to take place on
the evening Of March 81, the other on
the evening OF April 1. The partici-
pating artists include Edwin SWAN.
the renowned baritone sOloist; Josef
Martin. a harpist, and Philip Sevasta,
a pianist. The young girls who are
to be ushers have been appointed by
Mrs Hadley Sanders, chairman OF the
general arrangements for the inter
esting event, and Include Miss Minnie
Taylor, Miss Grace Mcneil, Miss Ne
LISA Smith and Miss Pearl smith
31st follows:
Polonaise, Op. SO in A Flat, Josef
Martin
'Where'er You Walk" Handel
The First Primrose" Grieg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Mrs. Davis EntertainS At Luncheon In
Honor of 4 Visitor From Denver
D oLLIE ?. LANsDEN.

one OF the many pretty parties be-
" ing given honoring Miss HARRIET
Bottorff, whose marriage to PRESLEY
Bittick occurs on the second OF April
was the one which Miss Edith Robert
son gave for her on Saturday after
noon at the attractive Robertson home
on Montana street This pretty affair
was a joint bridge party and kitchen
shower The drawing room, reception
room and dining rooms were very
lovely with decorations Of violets and
Cecil Drummer roses And the same
flowers formed the corsaEe bouquets
presented 10 the high score winners
in the bridge game, Mrs Tom May
field and Mrs. Henry Robertson
Miss Robertson was assisted in re-
ceiving and entertaining by her moth
er. Mrs. ". T. Robertson At the
conclusion OF the play. a salad and
ice course were served in the dining
room, the table daintiiy appointed
with vfolets and Cecil Drummer roses
The guests present included Miss Bot
tOrff. AIRS. Tom Mayfield. Mrs. Merri-
weather Baird. Mrs. E. P Russell. Mrs
Everette Long. Mrs Ward Worthlng-
ton. Mrs Leland Xesbaro. Mrs Clint
Ballard. Mrs s o. BottOrff. Mrs. Sid
neg Hockett. Mrs. A ". Bittick. Mrs.
h z. Robertson. Mrs Clarence Long
necker. Miss Frances Earle. Miss Da-
nella Burke. Miss Mary Dewey and
Miss Marion Calnan-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

MANY Of the most delightful social
w affairs OF the past week were
given honoring visitors IN the city.
One Of the most charming OF these AZ
fairs was the luncheon at the Harvey
House on Friday given by Mrs. Chas.
Davis IN compliment to Mrs. Harry
T. Nash, Of Denver, who Is the house
guest Of AIRS. r W. 8IcAfee- The Ia
bic was very daintily appointed, the
flowers used 80 decoration were the
flowers Of the spring season, violets,
ionquils sweet peas. and fresias. Gov
ers were placed for the hostess. the
honor guest and a group OF friends
Many inequalities are in the plan
ming for Mrs Frank Hughes. who,
with her husband and small daughter,
Lurline- leave IN short time Tor
Philadelphia where they viii make
their future home Mrs. j. W B Rob
inson entertained a group OF Mrs
HuEhes's most intimate friends in
compliment 10 her at the Robinson
home, in Kern Place. Monday after
noon On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs E p Ryan were hosts TO a din
ner party in compliment TO Mr. and
Mrs. Hughes. M and Mrs NJ p.
CarIock will entertain for them dur
ing the week. as viii also Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Is. WoffOrd-
Among the many groups OF friends
taking tea together Saturday after
noon at the Red Cross shop was
party including Mrs. A ". Hadley,
who was hostess in compliment TO
Mrs. Florence Jones OF Los Angeles.
nfece Of Mrs Frank P. Jones, who is
her house guest Mrs Frank P Jones
and Mrs. ". G. Roe Corsage bou-
nuets Of sweet peas in varying lovely
tints were the place gifts from the
hostess The afternoon at the shop on
SATURDAY. was exceedingly enjoyable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

tered down TO Tsleta yesterday TO
spend the day. High spirits and eats
were the dominant tone OF the picnic.
and everyone had a good time. Those
in the the party were Gordner LeeDer.
Mildred Barker, Sylvia Rivers. Ia Won
SOrrels- Gladys Booth Jean Gllchrist,
Helen LOOMS, Mayo Seamon. NAL
colin Webb, lawson Mckinney. Joe
Wright Edwin Maxwell. Clifford Irwin
and James Bowen The picnic was
chaperoncd by 1liss Florence 8IcEin-
ney-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24
Superdreadnaught Idaho
Becomes Part OF Na0y;
Largest Warshib AfLoaL

Philadelphia, Pa. March 24.-Ihe
superdreadnaught Idaho. the largest
fighting ship afloat. went into com
mission as partof the United States
navy. at Camden. n. J.. today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-24

The high school jazz band played
during the dansant hours.
y
Miss Harriet Bottorff and her
fiance. Presley Bittick. VIII enter
tain at dinner this week at Cafe Shell
don for the members OF their we'd
ding marty, Mr.. and Mrs. Everette
Long. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Worthing-
ton. Miss Marion Cslnan. Miss Fran
ces Earle. Rufus Harvey. Charles Har-
vev and the little Misses Pauline and
Frances Russell.