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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-04
Beatrice Youth Wounded
By Brother on Hunting Trip

Beatrice. Nb., Dec. 3.-(SpeciaD
john Buchholz. II years old. was
slightly wounded in the face and
neck yesterday by his brother, Joe,
who was shooting rabbits. A number
OF birdshot pierced his face and neck
and they were later removed by a
physician. His injuries are not seri-
OtS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-04
Celebrate Golden Wedding.

Beatrice, Neb., Dec. 3.-(Special.)
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Seitz, pioneer
residents of Gage county, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
at their home in this city in the pres
ence Of about 100 friends.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-04
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-12-04

Bee Want Ads Produce Results.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

THE annual election Of officers OF
the Pan Hellenic association was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. C. d. Kunkel. 1o15 Pros
pect avenue.
Miss Frances smith was unani
mously elected president Of the asso-
citation. She is a member Of the Tri
Delta sorority. Miss Dorothy Smith,
of the ri Beta Phi, was elected vice
president Mrs F. r. Hunter, Of
Kappa Alpha Theta, was made cor
responding secretary Mrs. E d..
Stewart, Of Alpha Delta ri was
elected recording secretary and Mrs
n. Rheinheimer. Alpha Chi Amega-
treasurer Mrs. c. ID. Kunkel Kappa
Kappa Gamma. was elected historian
Plans were discussed for the work
OF the association, and the enthusi-
astic meeting adjourned
The Council Of Women Voters viii
in the prohibition moves
ment which comes before the public in
the election on May 20. The women
composing the council VIII use their
influence toward interesting the men
of the city in state prohibition Mrs
L. l. Robinson VIII be chairman for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Musical.

Another OF the very successful af-
fairs which Nine Annie Girard and her
pupils occasionally give took place
Friday night in the basement OF the
Asbury Methodist church for the ben
eft Of the missionary funds. Eighteen
Of the young people who have been
trained by this highly efficient teach
er. manifested their ability in recita-
ton drills and the beautiful playlet
a White Rose" Mrs VIII T. Owens
contributed a fine vocal solo, Miss
Ruth Yonart a violin solo. Misses Mar
garet Belly and Ruth Yaffe plano
solos Miss Catherine stiles gave an
amusing light comedy recitation The
young people participating were Essie
Kyle Milda Muller. Edna Snoddy
Esther Farber. Julia DannenberE.
Ruth Brown, Bertha BromberE. NIL
dred Cohen. Daisy Millican. Lea Jaf-
Re. Arnold Lane. Teddy Pozil. Charles
faffe. Lester Farher, Edward Milf
can and James WallWork
Rev Hubert NJ Smith. pastor OF the
church made a happy speech. well
coming the returned soldiers He also
took occasion TO thank the performers
and 20 give especial credit to Nine
Girard for the success Of her work
The accompanies Of the evening
were Mrs, Adine T. Owens. Mrs. J.
r Brown and Miss Catherine Stiles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

MRS. WILLIAM hal ,ALDRIDCE
vi returned on Tuesday from an ex-
tended visit TO the east. where she
visited in New York. washington and
Baltimore. Returning she stopped in
Roswell for a visit TO her son. VIII
liam hal Aldrldge. IT.. who IS attend
ing the New Mexico Military insti-
tute. Mrs. Aldridge visited her daugh-
ter. Miss sadie. Ruth Aldridge. who is
a student at National Park seminary
in washington. and Mrs. AIdridge. her
daughter and Mr.. and MIS- Henry
Cline. OF Wharton. Texas and Miss
Anne Clifford. Of Houston, Texas. were
I'm Newport News. Va, when AIr. and
Mrs Cline's son. Henry A. Cline, jr-,
debarked after a service Of several
months with the American eNpedl-
tiouary forces Miss Aldridge was
Texas page for the D. A. r congress in
Washington in April, having been ap-
Lipscomb NorTelL OF Texas. and Mrs
Aldridge was in Washington for the
congress. One OF the many lovely
courtesies being extended Miss AID
ridge by Washington society was the
dinner dance given In her honor at
Washington hotel By Lieut.. Charles
Craig, who for some time was sta
toned at Fort Bliss and IS now on
duty in washington The girls pres
ent were students Of National Park
seminary and Fairmout academy and
the men present were army and navy
officers stationed at Washington.
West Point and Annapolis Miss Gif-
ford was joint honor guest with Miss
AldridEe at this dance. Mrs. Aldridge
and her daughter were guests Of
friends at Annapolis for the boat
races between the crews Of Annapo-
lis, Princeton and Harvard and were
guests at the ball, following, Of Har-
old COldWel, a first classman- son Of
judge W. ~ ColdweIL While there
they met Charles Overstreet. a former
FL Paso boy, and Jerusha Fewel.
nephew OF Mrs. J. Frank Coles.
Miss Marion Loys Geddes and her
mother. Mrs NJ n. Geddes. who for
merly resided in FL Paso. are now AT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

ONE Of the most elaborate we'd
" ding services which have ever &C.
CURED in Ell Paso took place on Mon
day morning at 1880 o'clock at the
Church OF the Holy Family when the
Rev. father Jose Aguirre united in
marriage at a mass. Jose Oscar Ire
vino. son OF Juan Trevino. Of Chi
huahua, one Of the most prominent
railway men Of Mexico, and Senorita
Elena PrietO. daughter OF Sonora
Jesus s de Prietos OF this city.
Sonora Prieto is the widow Of Pc
drO r. Prieto, a multimillionaire min
ing man OF Mexico. Since the 'turbu-
lent days begun in Mexico the Prieto
family have made their home IN FL
Paso.
For the occasion the Church Of the
Holy Family waa decorated with
quantities of white blossoms. palms
and ferns. and the wedding lines
were read as the bride and groom
stood beneath a canopy formed Of
white tulle and white carnations.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

Butterfly Song" and present a dance
The sixth grade viii sing Ny
Heart Is Thine" and The Cano."
Tn, Inc seventh grade VIII sing
Tuesday afternoon in the girls gym
nasium. the faculty OF the FL PasO
hign school gave a party. The Eng
lsh department arranged a very
clever and unique program. IN which
large number Of the teachers had
part.
Daniel Hull as a real live hypnotist
and mind reader. had Miss Katherine
Flynn completely under his spell"
Mrs. Jeanne Frank, Alvin Null. Miss
Nell TAYLOR and Prof A. H Hughey
had thrilling race ending in a big
After the fun. the party adjourned
70 Mss Margharetta lie Baron's do
nestle science department. where re-
freshments were served
The san Jacinto school OF domestic
science girls made ] s pounds OF candy
for the Junior Red Cross during the
class period Of Friday. Nay 9.
Wednesday evening a program viii
be given by students OF the san
Jacinto school at { mp Courchesne for
the entertainment Of the soldiers The
program Is uuQeF the direction OF Miss
Halle Sadler. music director OF the
school
Song by the girls chorus.
Recitation. Ada Zlobovsky.
Rose drill by eight girls.
Raading. Ruth Zlol ovsky.
Piano solo. Elvira Aredlanes
Reading. Ada Zlobovslzy.
Song girls chorus
The following program for the Pa
rent-Teachers' meeting TO be held al
the high school Friday afternoon at
9 o'clock in the auditorium will be
given:
Solo. Madam Jean Willard. accom-
nanied at the piano by Mrs. W r
Brown.
Piano solo. Anna Douglas Evans.
song. Mrs. Robert Lander.
Talk, Miss Katherine Flynn. RE
sumo Of the Past School Year"
Talk. Lieut. Col Thomas y. Gin
perine, The Summer Camp For Cadet
Corps
Tea viii be served by Miss Marghar-
eta LeBaron after the meeting.
The Parent-Teachers' association at
the Highland Park school viii organ
lie Wednesday afternoon at 2.15 fn
the school auditorium Mrs. J. c.. Nc
Grady has been appointed by the
chairman OF the extension committee
OF the Council OF Mothers TO meet
with the Congress OF Mothers and
Parent Teachers association
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Thursdays Calendar
In Local Socieiu

UNITING department Of the Red
N Cross open in the Reb Cross shop
in san Jacinto plaza Mrs. Horace
Broaddus, chairman Of the woman's
work OF the FL Paso Red Cross chap
ter; Mrs. p. S. Stewart. chairman OF
the department; Mrs. C. E. Kelly. vice
chairman; Mrs. E. n Bel, chairman
for the day. assisted BY Mrs. J. Horn
brook; knitting instructors. Mrs. f.
NJ Bell, Mrs. Hayes Watson, Miss
Agnes Stewart and Mrs. Z. Brown.
Welcome home reception and dinner
in san Jacinto plaza in the evening
i'm honor Of the HON ecominE FL Paso
men who were in the service Of the
United states army during the recent
war
Supper and business meeting at
Washington park in the evening Of
the members Of the Bible classes Of
]. A Gillett and Harry Henderson. Of
Trinity Methodist church.
Old fashioned c.s,trict school held on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock in the
church parlors OF Asbury Methodist
church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Interesting Programs Are To Be Given
At Commencement st. JoSepRS School


Z A VERY interesting affair APP
Z n preaching is the graduation exer-
cises Of st. Joseph's academy. which
VIII take place at st. Patrick's cathe-
dral on Thursday afternoon. May %.
at o'clock. The graduates in the
academic department include Miss
Margaret Lyons. Miss Myrtle Eliza
beth Mccarthy, Valedictorian. and Miss
Florence Garrison Drew. salutatorian.
Miss Drew also graduates from the
music department
The graduating program follows.
coronation march. Nererbeer.
Ave Maria. Mrs. Eo1ert 7. Holiday.
Neni Creator Spirits
Address by Rt Rev. A. !. Schiller.
$. J. d. D.
CouferrinE Of diplomas on Misses
Myrtle Elizabeth Mccarthy. Florence
Garrison Drew and Lucille Margaret
Lyons
o salutaris. Prof Chas. J. Andrews.
Benediction OF the mast blessed
sacrament.
TIE deum
The class day program includes:
Chorus' nispering Breezes." class.
Salutatory, Miss Drew.
scherzo iu = minor tAIendelssohn).
Miss Drew.
Class history. Miss Mccarthy.
Class viii, Miss Lyons.
Flaylet BY Magic Art" arranged
from Macbeth'); students. Misses
I florence Drew. Lucille Lyons. Myrtle
Mccarthy. three witches. Misses Freda
Marie Gum, Edna Taylor and Marie
Leighton
Lienestraum (Lisz). Miss Drew
PRESENTATION OF memorial picture by
Glass; ADDRESS by Miss Lyons
kaledictory. Miss Mccarthy.
Polonaise OF. 90 no. ] Chopin.
Miss Drew.
Graduates farewell song. class.
Mrs Isabel Flato VIII direct the
singing Of the chorus and Prof j. III
Coy viii be organist for the pradua-
ton program.
Friday, May 16, viii De parents dav
az the san Jacinto school. from . until
8 o'clock In honor Of the occasion
the following program has been ar
ranged, in which each class viii take
part
Songs by the high and low first
grade, Little Miss Tulip" and MAY
SONG also a butterfly dance
The second grade songs. summer
Song and "A Little BOYS Dream"
also a fairy dance.
The low third grade VIII sing. "The
Daisy, and the high third Bob
White and give a dance
Ada Llobovsky VIII give a reading.
The fourth grade. songs. Spring
time and The Fairy Of Dreams"
Beautiful Ohio" dance.
The low fifth grade win sing Lady
Spring and the high fifth wiz sing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Out OF Town Visitors.

r. A Wallis. Of Phoenix, Ariz.. Is a
guest at Hotel Sheldon
s j. Wisdom. Of Ray, Ariz.. IS regis
tered at Hotel Sheldon
". S Worley. Of Ranger. Tex. Is a
guest at Hotel Shelton. -
John A. Campbell Of Bisbee, ArIz., IS
a guest at Hotel sheldon
C. G. Doty. Of Pecos, Texas, IS reg
istered at Hotel Sheldon.
J. s Crook. Of Maria, Tex, Is reg
istered at sheldon hotel
a. 3 Seheppke. Of Tucson, ARR, IS
registered at Hotel Sheldon.
"a y Middleton. Of Columbus. n. ",
is registered at Hotel Sheldon.
B. D. Gillette, Of Nara Vista, n. ".
Is registered at Hotel Sheldon.
Mrs Cecilia HAN. Of Denver, has ar
rived in the city 10 make her home
and she and her daughter, Miss Ruth
Aouro Angus, are at home in apart
ments at the Pickrell.
W. R Young, Of Lampasas, Texas.
brother Of Mrs. j. Z. Quaid, OF Z525
Montana street. is here for a visit 70
his sister and her family. He viii re-
main until school is out and viii &C
company Mr. and Mrs. Quad and
daughters overland in their new Cadil-
lac limousine 10 Lampasas for the
SUMMER ST. OAuE is active IN DOLL
tics at home and has been Democratic
county chairman several times.
Mrs. G. c. Weatherly. OF Portland.
Ore, is here for a visit to her sister
Mrs. 4, r. Oliver. and her mother
Mrs Georgia Cline, at the Oliver home
1892 Montana street Mrs. Weatherly
formerly resided here, when her hus-
band was connected with the Wilson
packing house interests here. Mr.
Weatherly was transferred 10 Port
land several months ago.
The family Of Ralph z. Souers viii
arrive in FL Paso Saturday from Fort
Worth and Will be at home at S23
North Oregon street. AIr. Souers. who
is district director Of the War Camp
Community Service. has recently been
transferred from the district includ-
ing Arkansas. Oklahoma and north
east Texas with headquarters at Fort
Worth TO the southwestern district,
with headquarters at FL Paso-
Edward L Love, son OF M ana
Mrs. G.. ". Love. Of Sierra Blanca. and
Joel Carson. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. W
c.. Carson. OF Sierra Blanca. who have
attended school at the Peacock Mili-
tary institute at San Antonio, Tex.
and from which Love has just been
Graduated. stopped en- route TO their
homes a few days ago. 10 visit an aunt
of Loves. Mrs. W L Frame Mr. Love
viii return to Fl PasO within few
weeks TO visit Mrs Frame.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Miss Frances Smith Elected President
By Pan-HeHenic Association for 1919

this activity. her assisting committee
including Mrs. J. Frank Coles, Mrs
T. J. Woodside. AIRS Horace A. Lay
and Mrs. ]. A RAWLINGS
The mission study class Of Trinity
Missionary society met on Tuesday
afternoon at s o'clock in the chrch
parlors Mrs. Lee Moor was in charge
Of the progrom which follows;
Opening song. Hymn 323-
Prayer. Mrs s s. Birchfieid-
Scripture lesson. Mrs Thomas Wat
son
study lesson and general discussion
Of the subject
Vocal solo. Miss Helen Ferguson
Closing prayer. Mrs. D. N. smith.
The women Of the congregation OF
Asbury Methodist church viii hold an
old fashioned district school Thurs
day afternoon at g o'clock in the
church parlors- There will be old
time features and songs concluding
with a spelling bee and at the recess
a luncheon viii be served by the com
mittee IN charge
A meeting Of the wade Hampton
chapter. L. ID. c.. viii be held on
Friday afternoon at $3.50 in Asbury
Methodist church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
ELPasoans Amau.

4lrs. ". s. TilstOn leaves Tuesday.
Nay 20, for Cl0udcroft, where she
viii spend the summer at one Of her
cottages
Mrs. Hugh J. Alonro leaves this
evening for Tularosa. y NJ, where she
viii attend the graduation exercises
Of her granddaughter, Mss Grace
Annie 1Ionro.
Mrs. Rogers. wife Of Dr. z. B. Rog-
erSf 1909 Last Ilo Granue street
left on Tuesday for Des Moines. Iowa.
for a visit. Mrs. Rogers viii snend
some time at Lake OcObofi
Robert Coane, jr-, left Tuesday
morning Tor san Francisco where he
viii remain for some time. Mr. Coane
has Just recently been discharged
here.
Mrs. Elite e Winch. mother Of ".
r Winch. Of 1901 Fort Bliss Boule-
ward has gone TO Wellington, kaus-.
10 visit Mrs. Alma Morgan. an old
schOOlmate- She will also visit in her
former home in Kansas City and with
her brother in Buchanan. Mich.
II F. Baldwin, 5r-- was called TO New
Orleans Monday because OF the death
OF his father. =. T. Baldwin. ST.. who
aled suddenly sunday evening Of apo
pleXy- Dir. Baldwin was visiting his
son in Fl Paso two weeks ago. and
mad returned 10 his home after his
visit here
Mrs. L s Christy and her daughter.
Miss Jane Christy, have gone TO Cali
tornia for the summer season and
have taken a house al 1907 East
Broadway, Long Becah
Mrs Walter Irwin and daughter.
Louise, are in Long Beach, Calf, for
the summer
AIRS. ". c. Keith and son. William.
LETT on Tuesday for their home in
beaumont Texas Stopping en- raute
for visit in Amarillo, Texas, TO Mrs.
keith's brother. Mrs. Keith and her
son have been the house guests for
several weeks Of Ers. Elizabeth Woo
ten az the Aldridge home, and during
her visit here, numbers Of charming
social courtesies were extended Mrs
Keith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

OF sweet peas in the rainbow tiuts.
The hostess was charmingly gowned
IN trock Of white wolfe trimmed
with touches Of the colors OF the bios
SONS used in decoration-pink and
lavender
Mrs. Bittick vas gowned in black
georgette crepe with Jet trimmings
and Mrs Cunningham wore a frock Of
blue and tan georEette.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Press
ley Bittick, Mrs. Marvin Cunningham.
Mrs. A. W. Bittick, Mrs William Bush,
Mrs David Mcknight, Mrs. J.. T. Ben
ton, MIS- s. j. Laorlszy, Mrs. Harry
Plat. Mrs Victor Roberts. Mrs. Lamar
Davis, Mrs G. T. Moore and Mrs. Ed
ridge Booth, jr.
A typical Mexican luncheon was
served ol Tuesday at the Red Cross
shop, courtesy to the visiting nurses
~ the city by the Womans club. This
luncheon was one Of a series Of three
MONDAY affairs given BIZ women's or
carnations OF the city in compliment
TO the visitors within Ell Paso's gates
ana these courtesies have been among
the most pleasant affairs given in the
Women's honor since their arrival. The
Red Cross shop was deliberately decor
ated for the luncheon with profusion
9L DlOsSoms and nosegaFS were given
each guest AIRS. j. ". Loretzen,
president Of the Womans club. was fin
charge OF the details for the luncheon.
assisted by Mrs. Chas. B. Stevens, Mrs.
VIII T. owen. Mrs A. J. Fraser. Mrs
J. H. Lewis. Mrs B. F. Clutter. Mrs.
Frank Seward Mrs. Albert SigaI and
Mrs. Hal Christie.
Beginning on Monday. May 19, the
Woman's club viii direct the serving
n the tea and luncheon room Of the
Red Cross shop, the activity directed
by Airs +. W Seward. On Friday and
saturday Of the coming week. the
Noman's cIu3 viii serve Mexican
fishes at the shop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Chihuahua Man Welded At Church
Ceremony To Charming Ell PaSo Girl

The briGe was very lovely in her
Wedding gown Of white satin
trimmed with pearls and real lace and
worn with a long bridal veil OF white
tulle caught at the head with orange
blossoms. White roses and orange
blossoms-formed the shower bouquet
which she carried
A number Of Chihuahua's most
prominent people came TO FL Paso to
attend the wedding. among them
Senior Juan Trerino and Sonora Ire
vino Among the many very beauti-
full gowns worn at the wedding was
a creation OF black satin and lace
in which the mother Of the bride was
g0Wned. Sonora TreviuO was cos
tuned in a gown Of black and white
georgette crepe deliberately trimmed
with silver
After the ceremony, a wedding
luncheon was served at Hotel Paso
del Norte. the private dining room a
bower Of blossoms for the affair and
later Mr.. and Mrs. Trevino left for
an extended honeymoon trip TO Homo
lulu.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14

IF suffering from abdominal weak
nesses, varicose veins. OF other bodily
affections, we call your attention 10
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accommodates itself closely to the
Imb-giTen an equal pressure at
every point and is more comfortable
and effective than any other elastic
hosiery made
Naricose veins, swollen. weak
bruised, liberated limbs are benefited
and in many cases entirely cured by
the firm and even compression given.
Sprained limbs with bruised joints
are greatly relieved and benefited by
elastic compression.
Out OF town people viii be sent
measurement blanks and full instrUc-
tiOns upon request.
Sect White s. Co.. Druggists
Mills Bldg. Roberts-Bauner Bldg
314 san Francisco St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Parties.

Mr.. and Mrs. y. z. Fordham, 3605
Douglas street, gave a surprise party
at their home on Monday evening in
honor Of their son, Irving. IL being his
18th birthday anniversary. During
the evening games and dancing were
enjoyed and music was furnished on
the Fictr0la- Refreshments OF sher-
bet and cake were served. Mrs j. !.
Froussard assisted Mrs Fordham in
serving Those who enjoyed the
party were Misses Marie Froussard.
Ellen Oberkamp, Sadie Martin. Sarah
Webster, Ileen Lyons, Madeline Lyons.
Freda Fillerman. Isabelle Gunther,
Mr. and Mrs. Fordham. Mrs. J. J.
Froussard. Carl Swartz. Albert Frous-
sard. Edward Cody. Leo Hines. Peter
Leonard. James Leonard. Robert Ford.
Edward Ford. Roy Percefield, Joe
Percefield. James Fordham. Edward
Fordham and Irving Fordham-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Lodges and Clubs.

The members Of J. A Gulett and
Harry Henderson's Bible class OF
Trinity Methodist church viii give a
supper and hold a business meet
ing at Washington park on Thursday
evening
The members OF the Christian En-
deavor society OF Austin Park Chris
tian church will present very hu-
norous play on the evening OF Friday.
May II. at the church at o'clock The
play Is entieled The Negro Night
school" and is exceedingly amusing.
The proceeds are to be used IN benefit
Of the church building fund.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-14
Mrs. Aldridge Returns From the. East;
Took Part in Numerous Social Events

Long Beach, Cal She and her mother
VIII return TO Fl Paso the first OF
June TO welcome the homecoming OF
their brother and son. Roy W. Geddes,
who has been in France the past ten
months Twenty-siX near relatives Of
the Ceddes family served in the war.
and - Of them went 10 France For
tuuatelY but one fell in action. he a
Lieutenant in the aviation corps.
Mayor and Mrs. Charles Davis and
small daughter Frances. viii arrive
this afternoon from a visit OF several
weeks in New York City and points
in the east.
Capt. W. D. Greet. county clerk. re-
turned Tuesday from a business trip
10 Sacramento, Calif
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