El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-05

Just at the weekend, society seems
I TO take renewed interest in parties
and quite crowded always Is Saturday
afternoon and evening.
The golf tournament, which began
on Friday, has been the most inter
esting social event OF the week Wis
itors are in the city from Bisbee
Chandler, Douglas, Globe, Phoenix
and Tucson, and, with Fl PaSO's local
players, has made an especially IN
teresting meet. The balmy spring
days have been quite perfect for golf
ing and the links in the upper valley
are the most popular spot about the
city Just now The green turf is
dotted with the bright outing cos
tunes of the feminine golf players
and many pleasant moments are
spent on the clubhouse porch ana
about the tea tables. Many motor
I parties so up to the links each day
and interested spectators are Wit
Messing the tournament This eve
ming the most important social event
will be the dance to be given at the
Country club near the post in com
pliment TO the visitors their wives
and friends
This afternoon the music depart
ment Of the Woman's club IS giving
a very charming studio tea at the
club house on Mesa avenue. when IS
one Of a series Of very delightful az
fairs to be given by the music de-
partment during the season Jose
Conrado Tovar, the brilliant young
Aztec pianist, viii give a program
assisted by two artists in the person
mel Of Miss Phoebe Campbell, the
charming classic dancer. and T. A
Christian. baritone sOlolst, who agaln
appears in musical circles after an
absence Of three years. during part
OF this time being Identified with
army Y. IL c. A. work
Another social event Of the after
noon is the bridge party which Mrs
Edward Russell is giving honorlng
Mrs. F. A Hughes and Miss olive
Russell
The day nursey board OF the Asso-
ciated Charieies is giving oeneIlt
card party this afternoon in ]. o. o. i.
hall for the purpose Of adding 70 the
nursery fund Mrs W G. Roe is
chairman Of the details for this party:
Mrs. i. II. Yale is vice chairman, and
their assistants are hrs Horace
Broaddus, Mrs. c. i. Kelly, Mrs. H
B. Stevens, Mrs. Charles Bassett-
AIRS. J. J. Driscou. Mrs. Maurice
Schwartz. Mrs Clara s. TeDfer, Mrs
Horace A. Lay. Mrs. n. Goldoft. Mrs
Victor Moore. Mrs T. C. Davis and
Airs. Louis Il Greenberg-
It was decided not long ago by 7
the board that the nursery should be
moved into larger and more commo- I
dious quarters and the benefit party
was given that a fund might be
raised that the building 10 be occu-
pied be renovated. repapered and {
The federal employees viii give a
bali this evening at Liberty hall {
Clifford A. Perkins IS chairman OF I
general arrangements
The hall IS TO be appropriately dec I
grated for the affair and an eight I
piece Jazz band viii furnish the music I
for the dancing This is the ami Z
yersary dance Of the organization.
A meeting VIII be held this eve
ming in Z O. o. T. hall by Willow I
Grove No 81, Woodmen circle
Sunday viii be quite filled with I
pleasant events with the church go
ing hours OF the morning. the tea in I
the afternoon at the golf clubhouse I
in the upper valley and the final /
rounds to be PLAYED on the golf links {
IN the tournament
The Seventh cavalry will give one