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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-01
I Thursday Musical
Club To Present
Excellent Program

What promises to be an artistic and
genuinely interesting program is that
to be presented next Thursday after
noon at Corwin hall by the Thursday
Musical club at It's February meeting.
Mrs. Paolo Conte is to be in charge
Of the meeting, the program. Ito have
tor its central theme, Music in Italy"
and a musician and composer Of
ability, will assist on the program and.
will tell. Of the music Of his country.
He will illustrate his talks with piano.
numbers, and is to include one Of his
" compositions in the afternoons
program. Mr.. Conte is directing q
chorus in the singing of Neapolitan
songs and in the Italian peasant songs
ell wonderfully melodious little airs,
and on Thursday afternoonMr. Conte
will play for these choruses. The
complete program follows: /.
Garibaldi's Hymn-Club.
Paper, Music in Italy"-Mrs.
IL tTosca" $500. \ ..Puccini
Mrs. v. e. Sayre.
"Semiramide" ~. . ~ Rossini
Misses Marie Vale. vivian Mettler,
Eleanor Short, Mr.. Conte.
Santa Lucia"--Club.
For violin
"Minuett" ............ Boccherini
"Madcigar" ............ Simonetti
Prof. J. A. Buchholz.
Music of the People"-Mr. Conte.
Venetian Serenade ...............
...... la Brondina in GondoletA"
Mrs. v. E. Sayre and chorus.
Neapolitan Songs
''Soli Mio'-Piano and chorus.
"Di Spragna sono laBella"-Piano
' ss~y.-H>- w. A~-.Ss 1.-- g.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-01

an instant something remarkable
happened: Wonderful presence y.
mind came to her; and she remem-
bered that it is a good thing to
scream with all your might when con-
fronted by a wild animal. And Farmer
Jones's wife let out a terrible scream
and opened her parasol right in the
face of Cousin Bruin; and what do
you suppose Cousin Bruin did? Why,
he just turned around and ran home
as fast as he could!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-01
BOWLING PROMOTED
TO TAKE A OF
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND

Rome, Feb. Pope Benedict has
promoted Monsignor Austin Bowling,
bishop Of Des Moines, Iowa, to metro
politan of the diocese OF st. Paul,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Miss RoutIedge and r. H. Arnold Wed
With an Elaborate Church Ceremony

TIE church Of St Clements was sue
1 scene Saturday evening OF a beau
tiful wedding ceremony when Miss
Phyllis Adele Routedge. one Of the
daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Routiedge. became the bride OF Ross
n. Arnold, Rev. z. NJ Johnson. r.
cu=ate Of St Clements. reading the
lines OF the beautiful wedding serv-
ice in the presence OF a large assem-
blage Of frien The church was
decorated with palms. smflax and Gala
lilies Miss Elizabeth R0utledge. sis
ter Of the bride, was maid Of honor.
ana Robert Stitzel was best man
The bride was very lovely in her
wedding gown Of white ge0rget crepe
fashioned over satin and worn with a
mite veil caught 70 her hair with
lilies OF the valley Her bouquet was
1ashioned OF lilies OF the valley and
brides roses en- shower. The maid
Of honor was charming in a frock of
shell pink EeorEet. worn with a large
pink hat. Her bouquet was OF sweet
peas and brides roses
Prof George Daiand played over
ture Ruy Bias before the wedding
service Preceding the bridal party
the choir came down the central aisle
singing the professional hymn. Love
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
g Star SpangIed Banner"
Translated Into Spanish
For The South Americans

The star spaneled Banner has
been translated into Spanish and
thousands OF copies Of Americas ma
tional anthem are TO be distributed
broadcast in South and Central Amer
lea through the medium Of the Span
ish edition Of Export American In
dustries. the official publication of
the National Association Of Manufac-
turers- The text OF the Spanish YER
sion is printed in this edition in con-
nection with an article on the national
the Americas. their historical back
ground and interesting facts about
the composers Copies Of the trans
lation have been received in FL Paso.
The Spanish version. u1etrica ~
translated from the English. was
made bv Francis Hafkine Snow. one
time professor Of romance languages
at the United States uavay academy
at Annapolis. at the request OF the
committee on public information. Il
was suggested by Lieut. +. Eugene
Alderman, who was director Of the
bureau Of Latin-American affairs fer
the committee, and who, after hearing
many garbled versions OF the song
in the various South American coun-
tries which he visited. saw the need
Of an authorized version.
Lieut. Alderman IS now editor Of
Export American Industries and is
planning the widespread distribution
OF copies OF the Spanish star Span
gled Banner I'm South America. He
hopes that familiarity with the ma
tioual anthem Of the United States
VIII be antthore factor in the growing
cordiality between that nation and
the nam ertcan countries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Tuesdays Calendar
Of Social Ecenis

: UNITING department OF he re-
n Cross open in the Red Cross sbor
in san Jacinto plaza. Mrs. Horace
Broaddus. chairman Of woman.s vorl,
Of the FL Paso chapter. Mrs. U. $
Stewart, chairman OF the knitting
department; Mrs. c. E. Kelly. vice
chairman, and Mrs. 3. L. Farrar.
chairman for Tuesday. Knitting in
structors, Mrs. E. NJ Bell. Mrs. HAYES
Watson. Miss Agnes Stewart and Mrs.
E Brown
Mrs. Lloyd Burlingham's tea in. com
pliment to Mrs. C. a. Dewitt.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will present in recital. Iva
Schkolnik. violinist; Constance Alex
andre, soprano. and Imogen Peay.
pianist Tuesday evening.
St JOseph's Altar guild viii enter
tain from 8 until o'clock at the home
or Mrs. y. E Fordham. 3605 Douglas
street
Meeting Of the woman's auxiliarv
Of st Clements Episcopal church al
8 O'Clock tuesday afternoon The an
p lal election Of officers Will take
place and final plans made for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Wade Hampton Chapter, U.D.C., Holds
Memorial for the Dead on Saturday

ON SATURDAY afternoon, wade
/ OHampton chapter OF the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy. held a
service at Evergreen cemetery in
memoriam 10 The Confederate dead
and in tribute TO the men OF the
service OF the United States who feu
on the field OF honor in the world
war.
Rev W II. Farley. chaplain Of the
southwestern division Of sons OF the
Confederaey. had charge Of the cere-
monies which were very beautiful and
Ipoignantly tender.
After giving the invocation. the as
Isembiy sang How Firm a Founda-
ton"
Rev Hubert " Smith gave an ad-
dress on The Confederate Veteran"
and also delivered the invocation
capt John H. Harris gave the eulo-
81 10 the Sons Of the Confederacy.
The official wreath for the Con-
federate dead was placed by Mrs E
81 Lawrence and the Children OF the
ConfederaCy placed flowers on the
graves Of the Confederate heroes.
Lieut.. T E Kinney, who has re-
Gently returned from service over
seas. gave a eulogy 10 his comrades
who lie asleep In far France and
placed an official wreath in their
memory
Lieut. Kinney also read a letter
TO the chapter from Gen. Pershing
-Beulah Land" was sung by the
assembly and the benediction was
given by Rev Hubert IL Smith
A number Of FL Pasoans were pres
ent for the ceremony. including not
only Confederate veterans, their wives
and widows but members Of the c.
A. r and their families These men
who fought against each other in
the war between the states stood side
by side at this ceremony and together
paid tribute TO the heroes Of the yast
and present wars in most touching
fashion.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies. /
the Children OF the Confederscy held Z
a meeting in Washington park and /
decided that their chapter should fn I
the future be known as the Cornelia |
Branch stone chapter Of the Children /
OF the CONFIDENCE. The treasurer re- !
ported that 500 had been sent 10 Mrs 1
P E Little, Wadesboro. s @. treas I
urer general, for the hero fund OF 4
the C. u. c.
The next meeting OF this chapter /
VIII be held at the home Of Martha !.
Coles on Bliss street on Saturday aft
arnoon at 3 o'clock. May 3.
Refreshments were served and an
prepared basket OF delica-
les was taken 20 the county hospital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Mrs Horace A Lay. general chair
man for the annual y. ~. C.. A. tag
day, which comes on May 10 has Sc
lected her captains. who viii include
Mrs L. H Yale. Mrs. C. c. Roberts
Mrs. J. A. Potter. Mrs Helen Jud-
son, Mrs. D. ". Detwiler. Mrs Henry
T. Bowie. Mrs. j. A. Rawlings. Mrs.
David Cathcart, Mrs Frank Jones.
Mrs. w. G. Roe, Mrs D. H Huffaker.
Mrs William Wallace. Mrs. Albion A.
Jones' Mrs J. J. Bush. Mrs. J. A. Kra-
kauer. Mrs. George Clements. Mrs. C.
D. Sorrel- Mrs. Il +. Gamble. Mrs.
Maurice Goldoft. Mrs P. F. French.
Mrs. II. c. Masters. Mrs. H A. Law,
and Mrs S. S. BirchfieId.
The Womau's auxiliary Of St Glenn
ents Episcopal church VIII meet on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the
parish house At this time there is
70 be the annual election Of officers
for the year and final plans viii be
made for the cOuvocation which IS
TO take place in a short time.
The Aid society OF Austin Park
Christian church viii hold an all day
fellowship and business meeting
Thursday, Nay l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Reception to Be Given Friday Night
By Advisory Board, School for Girls

~ Friday evening. at the FL Paso
~ School for Girls. the advisory
board Of the school viii hold a recep-
ton, the receiving hours being fram
until 10 o'clock. Mrs L. S. Stewart
is chairman OF the board which Is COM
posed Of Mrs. J. F. Williams, Mrs zach
T. White. Mrs. J. A Rawlings. Mrs.
James Graham McNary. Mrs ". A.
Hawkins. Mrs W P Brown, Mrs. F.
L W Polk and Mrs James A. Dick
Miss Ora Slater and Miss Olga Tafel
viii receive wiz the advisory board
Mrs Henry s Beach, Mrs J. J. Orms-
bee. Mrs. Winchester Cooley, Mrs. A
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Out Of Town isiio7:

Leo Folliard. OF Phoenix, Ariz-. IS
registered At the Sheldon
j. G. Cooper. Of Deming. y. NJ, Is
registered at the Del Norte hotel
Mrs Frank Mckern. Of Fl. Stanton.
y. II, is guest at Hotel del Norte
c. T. Brown. manager Of the En-
pire company. Of Socorro. y. ~. is
a guest at hotel Paso del Norte.
D. F. Snider, proprietor Of the new
Val Verde hotel, OF Socorro. y ~,
is a guest at hotel Paso del Norte
AR and Mrs. J. W. Pinkerton. Of
Silver City, y. n. registered at the
Del Norte hotel Saturday and sun
day
Mrs John Doty has returned to her
home in Hatch. New Mexico. after a
visit at the home of Mrs. A. E Ches-
uey and other friends Of the city.
Tom Har-ell, $. T. Balentine. r. E.
Skies and p s Wait. az Eastland. are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Autonobiling and Outings.

Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Dunn and Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Williams and Mrs W
B. Latta motored to Clifton, AriZ.
and other points in Arizona They
VIII return the first Of the week
A picnic was given at Tsleta sun
day by the members Of FL Paso local
association Of Western Union en-
ployes which was well attended and
greatly enjoyed. The party enjoyed a
lunch on picnic grounds a short way
off and then returned 10 y sleta, where
dancing, singing and instrumental
music was INDUCED in. Many snap
shots were taken and the entire day
en1oyably spent An entertainment
viii be held at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ray Russell So lIundy avenue.
sunday. May II. for the members Of
the association. at which there win
be instrumental music, singing, games
and refreshments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
MANY EXHIBITS
FOR AUTO SHOW
Mystery Shrouds Some Of
Events to Be Held
During Show.

Who said there wasn't mystery at
tached 70 an auto show
Yes. real mystery-the kind that
keeps you guessin' clear Up 10 the last
curtain.
II you've had any other conception
better throw out your clutch and
slip into high. for you've been a-trav-
yelling in second all the time
That is to say. old top, there's go
ing TO be plenty OF the deep and
dark al FL Faso's automobile show
to be held in Liberty han Nay s. and
10 under the auspices Of the Fl Pase
Automobile Trades association
This element Of the mysterious VIII
be one Of the principal reasons why
Fl Paso's motor fete VIII follow close
on the heels Of the New York and
Chicago shows for success The mys-
terry dope viii be Injected into the az
fair I'm several ways
Take the identity Of the pretty IL
Paso society girls for instance. VINO
viii act as sponsors ror the various
car exhibits.
Who are they2
Wei. they are they all right But
you won't know until the day Of May
g, which evening VIII be society
night"
led 20 the show merely by virtue Of
the car exhibits themselves what
win be the new striking body design
OF the Sizzling Ska How many
cylinders VIII this years Fitting
Five boast1 VIII the new -Twirliug
Twelve wear another style radiator
Mere ceueralities, as IL were To the
real motor bug, the deep mystery VIII
lie in the speculation as TO whether
the new carhuretors win be different,
whether ignition viii be by magnetic
or battery. whether motors viii be
overhead valve, L-head Of sliding
sleeve. whether tire crank case can
be removed in 20 minutes or one day
and so on. ad infinitum-
At least one dealer IS shooting
some individual mystery into his dis
play new car whose identity is be-
Ing withheld until the date Of the
show John BuQuor. distributor for
the Maxwell in this district IS this
man Of m5stery. Beyond the fact that
his car is in the $500 Grass. that it
never has been represented in FL Paso
before iu spite Of the fact that its
factory has been marketing this
product for many years. Buquor re-
mains silent
We expect to be able 20 arrange
The detailed program for the Geake ]
solos. %. C. AouugblOod. chairman OF I
The show committee, said Monday. "in j
q few DAYS. We have received word ]
from him that he had mailed US the 4
list last Saturday from New York Il I
should be here Tuesday or Wednes-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

steal Courier both contain articles OF
New YOrl's musical world which viii
be Of interest to friends OF Miss Wini-
fred Woods. Once each year. the most
talented and brilliant art students Of
the School Of Applied Arts Of New
York City are presented in recital
As only a few students are selected
to appear on this program. IL comes
as an honor and in appreciation Ct
their musical work Among the stu
dents who appeared this year and re-
.ceived praise from the musical critics
OF New York was Miss Wood. Her
accompanies was another musician Of
whom FL Paso Is very proud, Francis
Moore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Cards.

Mrs James Magoffin and Mrs. C. E.
Kelley viii entertain the mem bers OF
the Pioneer Bridge club and ex-mem-
bers Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Magoffin on Magoffiu avenue.
The regular meeting Of the Pioneer
Bridge club viii be held al the home
OF Mrs. Paul Ginther Friday after
noon A very delightful meeting OF
the club was held on Friday at the
Bray home with AIRS. Z. NJ Bray as
hostess
The benefit card party given on
Saturday afternoon at Hotel Sheldon
by the Pan-Hellenic association was
very delightful event and not only
as a result was the desired amount
raised for the French orphan adopted
by the association, but was a socially
delightful affair as well One hun
dred guests were present in the grill
room Of Hotel sheldon After the
prizes were awarded. refreshments
were served. In charge Of the details
for the party were Mrs H r. Bald
win. jr-. Mrs. A. Garfield Drake. Mrs.
Lee Orudorff and Miss Frances smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

MISS AGNES STEWART left during
W the latter part OF the week for
New York, where she viii be
the guest for two weeks OF Mrs
D. C. Meyer. mother OF her fl
ance. Mai Vincent Meyer. who has
recently returned from overseas Mai
Meyer was injured while in the army
OF occupation in Germany and is re-
operating in a hospital in New York
city. Upon her return TO FL Paso she
and her mother. Mrs L. S. Stewart.
brother Robert, and sisters, Mrs. Jas.
Collins and Miss Helen Stewart and
small daughter OF Mrs James Collins
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Miss Stella Brick Gives Pretty Tea to
Honor Mrs. Geo. DuogIaS Page, Visitor

.ONE OF the many pretty parties be-
Oing given in honor Of Mrs George
Douglas Page. who is the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. F. Perre-
not, was the tea given in compliment
TO her on Saturday afternoon by Miss
stella Brick, at the parental home.
The decorations Of pink roses made
very attractive the reception rooms
and the lights shed over these pretty
decorations We're from pink candles
Mrs. J. ~ Frank did the honors at
the tea table, very charming with
pink appointments. and Mrs. Margaret
kinuon stevens. Miss Elizabeth Stew
ems. Miss Bernice Brick and Miss
Mabel Hull served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

registered at the Sheldon hotel. Mr..
Balentine is a former FL Pasoan.
Mrs. Marvin r. Cunningham and
small son. Marvin. Jr. are the house
guests Of Mrs Cunnlngham's mother.
Mrs W. r. Bush. at the Bush home
on Tularosa street
Mr. and Mrs J. Mann have had as
their house guest their nephew. Ber-
nard Houauder. OF East Liverpool. o.
for the past week. Mr.. H0llander left
sunday morning for his home in Ohio.
Mrs. r. G.. Campbell and Ittle
daughter. Of Bisbee. Arlz, are the
guests OF Mr.. and AIRS. r NJ Law
renee. at their home on Mckinley
avenue They expect TO stay about
a week
Mrs. Paul Ginther has as her house
guest Mrs. G. Romero. OF Tampico.
Mexico. a number OF pretty social
affairs are being planned in compli-
ment TO Mrs. Ginther's guest. who viii
be here for several weeks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
ByEd

Schwartz and Mrs. Horace B. Stevens
wives OF the directors Of the school
VIII serve with the reception commit
tee
receive upon this occasion AIRS. VII
liam Walk is presidNnt Of the associ-
alton. Miss Genevleve Collins is the
secretary. Miss Meta Ormsbee is reg
istrar and Mrs James L Collins and
Mrs. E l. W. Polk are members Of
the eNcEtive committee The other
members Of the executive committee
include Mrs Herbert Herbine, Mrs
Rhinehart. Miss Elizabeth Stevens.
Miss Helen Stewart. Miss Dorothy
Ormsbee. Miss Charlotte Ormsbee. Miss
Mary O'Brien, Miss Lydia Happier and
Miss lIinda Laskin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Henry " Walker. manager OF the
city employment bureau. has been
elected a delegate to the Texas Fed
Grafton Of Labor convention to be
held in Beaumont May 19 20 %. Mr..
Walker viii also be a delegate for the
typographical union. and the BARRIERS
union. representing them in Beaumont
att he conventions OF these unions
which viii be held Immediately fol-
lowing the labor convention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Parties.

The Kings Daughters girls mis-
sionary society Of Asbury Methodist
church enjoyed a movie party on Sat
urday afternoon, afterwards going 10
the Elite where the latter part Of the
party took place The group Of friends
present included Miss Thelmeda Rob
erts. Miss Rubieneu Randie, Miss Nina
Bauentine, Miss Mary Bradley. Miss
Amelia Harper, Miss Vivian Brown,
Miss Elizabeth Bush, Miss Lucille
Watson. Miss Edith Calhoun. Miss
Gladys Rupkey, Miss Reba Light, Miss
Edna Murdoch. Mrs. W. T. Bush and
Mrs L. Nelson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

The Chicago Police Bulletin. a daily
publication Of police news. advertises
for the apprehension Of Tom L
Avaunt. wanted by the United States
government on a charge OF imperson-
ating naval officer. The description
given Of the man recalls that Of the
one time captain Of detectives Of the
Fl Paso police department as 70
height. weight. hair and name. Avaunt
was dismissed from the police depart
ment on Arrll 20. 1917
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Miss AngeS Stewart Goes to New York
To Visit the Mother of Her Fiance

leave for a visit OF the summer sea-
son at points on the Pacific coast
Mrs H. P Schuster. her daughter.
Miss Margaret Schuster. and her
grandson. Carl Relnemund jr.. will
leave on Tuesday over the Golden
state Limited for California. where
they viii visit for several weeks
They VIII be in Los Angeles. Long
Beach and other points on the coast
James B0ner and J. H Shoemaker.
who have been visiting John Dono-
hue, IT.. at his home. PA West Frank
lin street. left for their homes last
week Mr.. Boner returned 10 Fresno.
Calf and Mr. Shoemaker 20 Fort
Worth. Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Manuel Saldivar. arrested Sunday
afternoon near the smeiter charged
with aggravated assault. va trans
terred TO the county Jail Monday
morning. The man. according TO the
police, assaulted three sisters named
de Ia Pas and kicked a small Mexican
child He was arrested by officers
Hall, Hawkins and Varela.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
WOAIEN ARREsrEn-

Two women. giving the names O.
Frances Eoher and Vivian Jack. who
live In the 1900 blocks Of Montana.
were arrested b ythe police early
Monday morning and CHARGED with
yagrancy- The police are holding them
FOR investigation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Amy.

The Catholic women Of the city viii
give dance on Thursday night in the
Knights OF Columbus hut az Fort
Bliss. This IS the first dance given
since before the Lenten seasin and
promises 20 be Wen attended A milf
tary orchestra viii furnish the music
for dancing Cars will be al the Hotel
Sheldon at 7-30 p. m. TO take the girls
and chaperons 10 the fort
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

MAYOR pro Ten r Q SeunIa nnT ~
council voted SS33.53 70 The court1
council OF defence as the citv's part
Of the fund being raised for the enter
talnment Of returning soldiers 10 be
held Wednesday april So
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

on renovaCng the mayors office in
the city hall The painters are work
ing on the office and alderman r C.
Semple states that the office viii be
IN readiness by the end OF the week
Mayor pro TEN Semple is using the
office OF alderman ". T. Griffith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Schedules.

In the auditorium Of he high school
Monday morning at gas the fourth
period dramatic art class. under the
direction Of Miss Isabel Hall. gave
a one act drama entitled The Birth
cay OF Infanta-" taken from the story
OF that name by Oscar Wilde.
follows:
Iufanta. princess Of Spain. Hllda
Hess
Cham berlain, Eric Monroe
Duchess, Louise Peach
Infanta,s cousin, a young count,
Walter Want
Dwarf, LOucile BarElebaugh-
servants, Hal Daugherty and Kath-
crime Seamon.
The play was very cleverly present.
ed and is the same performance the
Washington square players used in
New York city this season.
An important meeting Of the Uku1ele
club members met in the music room
for the purpose Of organizing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

A pretty Wedding Of the past week
was that Of Jesse Young and Miss
Ellen Cowan at the home Of the bride.
1923 Co1ia street. The attendants
were Miss Mabel Goodwin and Miller
Cone.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

On Friday evening Miss Ethel Han
cock entertained with a miscellaneous
shower for the couple. The table
decorations for the serving OF the ices
and cakes was a miniature sea OF
matrimOny- Present We're the honor
guests and Miss Eva Cowan. Miss
Ethel Hancock. Miss EdelWeiss Bed
ford, Miss Francis Bedford, Miss Mary
Mckibben, Miss Josephine McKfbben,
Miss Ada Pitcher. Miss Della Pitcher.
Miss Minnie Pitcher. Miss Helen Nat
thews, Miss Vera Lovelady. Miss Ma
omi and Miss Anna Laura Hancock.
Miss Hazel Cove. Miss Audra James,
Miss Buela West, Miss Mabel Good
win, Mrs Lynn Cromer. Mrs ". W
Matthews, Mrs. Marian Cone. NIr. and
Mrs J. B. Hancock. Mr.. and Mrs J.
". Cowan. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Young,
Mr. and Mrs Jesse James and Omar
Bond, vernon Cone. Robert 1fcKib-
ben, Hugh Hancock, Albert Weldroth,
Harris Bedford and Mack Lovelady.