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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Judge and Mrs. Smith Dinner Hosts
University Club Has 4 Pioneer Tea

on the site Of the Popular store. and
FL Paso street in the early days.
This collection Of pioneer pictures are
mounted IN loose leaf album Of
limp leather with a picture Of Felix
Martinez on the flyleaf and his son
plans to add to the collection as he
secures additional historical pictures.
he also plans 10 add a set OF nic-
lures showing the modern buildings
occupying the sites Of the old time
structures. A talk was made on the
work done by Felix Martinez TO build
ur Fl Paso by James A. Smith. former
postmaster here. The presentation Of
the album was made by Alfonso Mar
tinez and a talk on the pictures was
given By Mai. Richrd F. Burgess Mrs.
Olga Kohlberg, Mrs. S. II. Sutherland.
Mrs W. R. Brown and Mrs. Wyndham
Kemp poured the tea and Mrs. Brown.
AIRS VIII T. owen and her mother
save a musical program during the
tea Many pioneer Fl Pasoans and
their families attended the tea. in
addition 20 the club members Fol-
lowing the tea, which was from 4 10
s q club supper was served in the
grill room There were 25 present
and these Sunday evening suppers are
TO be a feature Of the University club
social calendar during the winter.
Mrs. T. NJ Phippenv. Mrs. T. r.
Hornbeck. AIRS. G. A Graham. Miss
Louise Prefer compose a committee
which viii serve supper Thursday
evening at $3.50 TO the members Of
the philathea class taught by Mrs
H. T. Bowie at the First Presbyterian
church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Aunt OF 81 PaSoanS To Become The
Bride Of Cornelius Vanderbilt Soon


Mr. AND MRS. BURTON F. LITTLE
w TON and Miss Reece Litueton. Of
JET Paso. have received announcement
Of the cngagsmeut Of their aunt Mics
Rachel Littleton. TO Cornelius Wander
biit. fl. Of New York. Miss Litueton
IS the daughter Of the late Thoras J..
and Mrs. Hannah B Littleton. Of Ten
nessee, and was born at Kingston.
Tenn. Miss Liuletou is sister Of
Jesse a. Littieron, FORMER mayor o.
Chattanooga Tenn aud Of congress-
man Martin W. LittIetcn, Of New
York, with whom she has made her
home since the death Of her father
9f October u gave the following an
l0uncemeut Of the engagement
Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr.. the only
son OF Brig Cen. Cornelius Wander
hilt, Of $40 Fiftn avenue. d engaged
20 marry Miss Rachel w. Litlcton, a
sister Of Martin ~ Littleton, the law
yer ana Democrat. who nominated
judge Alton =. Parker for the urcsi-
dency in 1904 1liss Littleton lives
with her brother al Plaudrome, Long
Island.
Young Vanderbilt served in the
war as a private according TO a re-
port, when it became known that he
had enlisted IN the headquarters
troops OF the 27th division. his mother
WAS inclined 20 urge that he enter
one OF the officers' training camps
but was overrulad by Mr. Vanderbilt,
who. as major. lieutenant colonel and
finally colonel OF the 22d engineers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03


4 HEs. C. A MILLER and MIS-. 3 l. +.
. w Duke entertained with a Hal
lowe'en party on Saturday evening at
I the Duke home on Arizona street.
The decorations for the reception
rooms we've in the Halloween tints.
and witches. black cats. jacla o'lan-
terms and yellow chrysanthenums
were also pretty features OF the dec
orations. The lights were shaded
with yellow crepe paper. giving a
pretty lighting effect. In a Hal
iowe'en contest the first prize was
won by Miss Florence Fulton Pump
kin pie and coffee were served with
confections OF yellow and black. the
Halloween colurs. Dancing was en-
icyed during the evening The guest
list included: Miss Anne Carter. Miss
Lulu Irwin, Miss Mayme Carmichael.
Miss Margaret Bryan. Miss Florence
Fulton. Miss Scott, j 7. HaW-ley, LLOYD
Scott. j. Cassan- w w Lake, u. p.
Eulton, Henry shedd and B L 2.
Duke.
AR and Ms Harry b. Wagner en-
tartained 60 guests at q costume part
on Friday evening at their home, 2Qlu
Mesa avenue There were bridge
games AID Halloween games played
and dancing was an enjoyable feature
% the evening
The wagner home was decorated
for the occasion with witches. black
cats and jack o'lanterns and all Of the
seasons emblems- Apple cider. doubh-
nuts, ginger bred, apples and popcorn
were served and e the bridge game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

JUDGE AND MRS. WILLIAM ROB
J ERT SMITH entertained at dinner
on Saturday evening at the Smith
home in Hawthorne Place in com
pHment to Capt T. D. Stamps and his
bride. who have recently arrived in
me city. The table for The dinner ser
vice was conferred with a silver
flower holder containing red and gold
crysanthemums and the other dainty
appointments were in keeping with
these tints. Covers were placed for
Can't and Mrs. Stamps Miss Helen
Duza. Miss Frances smith, Miss
Dorothy smith. Capt IT. P Dram.
Capt Robert Neyland, Lieut. Walter
A. Wood. Royal G. smith, who is
house guest al the Smith home, and
judge and Mrs. Smith. After the din
ner service, the party motored over
for the dance at the Country club
house.
Pictures Of pioneer Fl Pas0 scenes
were shown at the University club
Sunday afternoon at the pioneer tea
given in honor OF the early settlers
Of the city. At this time a complete
set Of early FL Paso pictures were
presented to the club for the Arson
NILS historical corner by Alfonso
Martinez as memorial TO his father,
the late Felix Martinez These in
clude pictures Of the San Jaciutp
plaza as a sand dune the Mills build
ing corner when the Grand Central
hotel stood on the site OF the present
Mills building, the old plumbing shop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Nor Serpice Work.

The patients at the base hospital and
in the Red Cross convalescent house
Of Fort Bliss enjoyed a concert on
saturday afternoon. given for them
by six OF Harry LADDERS Scotch
pipers. A number OF scotch airs
were played and an American med
ley including Yankee Doodle" was
very much enjoyed. At the conclus-
ion Of the concert the pipers we're in
vited into the Red Cross couvalescent
house by the hostess, Mrs. j. G. Coll
lnson. and served with punch and
waters
The Sunday afternoon musicals at
the Red Cross convalescent house
at Fort Bliss are creating Interest
among - pasoans as well as the men
who are patients In the hospital az
Fort Bliss and so on sunday after
noon almost 200 were in attendance
numbering many who motored out
from the city. The program was
given By Miss Barbara Worcester.
who sang, Miss GWandolyn Jones.
who gave a number Of readings. and
Mrs. Leonard Worcester. piano accom-
pauiesr The program was enthusi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
I. II. r. Club Members Entertained
On Saturday Night With Tacky Party

3 TIE J. H. r. club entertained num-
1 Der Of friends on Thursday eve
ming with taeky party at the home
Of Miss Lucille Plumb. s01 Epson ave
nue..
The house was effectively decorated
for the occasion and cards made OF
I breakfast food boxes on which huns
sticks Of chewing gum were used as
dance programs. For refreshments
doughnuts and soda pop were served.
Many original costumes were dis
played. Miss Miranda louise Gam
breI) was gowned in shadow lace over
shepherd checked serge. set OFF by a
waist OF black and yellow silk with
a red collar and green tie. She wore
diamonds and her sash was caught
with a safety" pin. six Inches long.
Her couture was most attractive.
topped with a hat tied on with stream
ers. Miss Ophelia CNellie May Beau
champ was fascinatingIy gowned IN
frock Of yellow over which was
gracefully draped an overskirt Of red.
A green jacket OF cheese cloth added
her costume was her loosely con-
structed coiffure which consisted Of
two tiny curls on either side Of her
face accompanied by a large pysche.
She carried large football tied with
tulle ribbon for her handbag Miss
Amelia (Lavinla Kuhn) was IN fancy
dress. Wearing a basque Of black
over lowered cretonne. Her skirt was
most effectively draped on the sides
Her hat was OF George Washington
style with many plumes and orna-
ments- Her hair was most attractive,
being wired on either side Mrs.
Nancy CVerna Caviness) was also in
full dress. which consisted Of a black
sateen skirt with white Bingham
waist Her hat closely resembled an
inverted wash tub and was covered
with gorgeous flowers and many or
naments Many other ridiculous COS
tunes were worn. The guest list in
Guided: Miss Lavinia Evelyn Kuhn.
Miss Martha Elizabeth Graham. Miss
Ella May Hill, Miss Alberta Lucille
Eaton. Miss Verna Lou Caviness. Miss
Mary Lucille Plumb. Miss Merle Ia
tum. Miss Grace Priest, Miss Mary
Louise Gambrell, Miss Nellie Nay
Beauchamp. BENJAMIN Randolph How
ell. Sherrod Lawrence Mengel, VIII
liam Robert McCamant. James Mari
Earle. Jimmie frankie Mckenzie,
IrdMlorls ElW4rl A. a4lN-
Ian. Mayo Pat Hamilton. Leroy Glar-
don and william Mayfield.
The EpWorth League OF Orchard
Park was entertained with a Hal I
.owe'en frolic last Thursday evening 7
&c the home OF Mrs. Zierath. who was Z
assisted BY Miss Nellie PettigreW and /
Mss J. Lee Hill The house was deco 7
-ated in black and yellow with /
witches and black cats, and was I
.hronged by ghosts OF every size and !
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

kind. Beneath the dim lights paraded
the spirits Of Shakspere, the Spanish
Grandee and the GRAVEYARD ghouL
Witches with peaked hats. clowns with
funny faces, black winged moths.
peasant girls and sailors mingled in a
happy thrOng that played jolly games
and INDUCED in merry contests. Wiui-
fred Adams received prize for
tearing the best cat from a square
OF paper.
Much merriment was caused by the
unmaskinE.
A gray haired gypsy iu a dark and
mysterious corner read the palms Of
tha guests and ran the cards which
told Of many wonderful things in
store for them. Among those present
were Misses Ethel Hardy. Mary Baer
Gladys Baker, Grace Morrill, Nellie
Pettigrew, Nlua ArdOin. Rosalie Petit
grew. Exia Downs. jay Lee HuL
Winifred Adams, Christian Adams.
Grace Morris, Lucille Ayers,
+ unice Moss, 81 a lie Tim
ny. Ruth Sanders, Cloe wilcox. Lucy
and Isabel Ferrier. Eva HayWorth,
Mrs. George Zierath, Mrs Dupree.
Mrs. Ferrier, Mrs. G. ". Robertson,
Mrs. Downs, Mrs Wilson, Mrs o.
fitzpatrick, Rev. r. @. Baker, Lem
nlorriH. Paul BroIes. Earl Morrill,
George Zierath, Paul Downs. irs
BoatriEht Mr.. Terrier. 1Ir. ston and
Leslie Dunn
On Friday evening Mrs. Charles
Wood and Mrs. Weaver Long were
hostesses TO Halloween party hon
oring Miss Maggie King. The re-
ception rooms at the Wood home.
where the party was given, were dec
GRATED with Halloween emblems and
festoOns OF yellow and black paper
we're suspended from the ceiling. The
LIGHTS were shaded with Halloween
colors- Punch was served between
the games played. BY Mrs. May
Rhodes. who was costumed as a
witch. An ice course featuring the
Halloween colors was also served
Prizes were won IN the games By
Mrs. y. r. Woodbridge and Ralph
King. Those present were Mr.. and
lie Reed. 4lr. and Mrs. 81. II Wool
drldge. ar. and Mrs Julius Ferguson.
Miss Maggie King. Miss Lena Palmer.
Miss Natsie Gibson. Jack Burnett,
Ralph King and Wade King.
Mr. and Mrs r r. l. Fogls enter
-ained Friday evening with a Hal
.owe'eu card party at their home.
BIS Rivera street. High five being
the feature Of the evening. Refresh Z
nents were served. Mrs. F. A Jones
won the first prize and Leslie Luns- .
-crd the consolation. Those present I
we're 3Ir. and Mrs r z. L Fogle. lIr I
and AIRS. J. C. Cook Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Ratliff. l-r. and Mrs. J. r Tut I
lie. llr and Airs. Chaster Hammond. ]
Ilr. and 1Irs. Charles Drehner, Mr.
md Mrs. C.. A. RatlTff. ar and Mrs .
-eslie Lunsford. Mr.. and Mrs. Burt .
Teikel. 1frs. i. A. Jones Mrs. Eva
Webb. Miss Agnes Kohl and Sergeant +
ohm 3. Carpenter.
". Lowe VIII entertain soon at HIS 7.
lone on Texas street IN honor OF the u
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03


TIE women Of the congregation o.
/ Trinity Methodist church are OBJ
serving the Week Of Prayer at the
church. The weeks services were In
augurated on Sunday morning with a
sermon by the pastor OF the church
Rev. p. r. Knickerbocker. on missions
and the remainder o. the program for
the week follows;
Tuesday. 3 .. m. Mrs. Thomas Wat
son leader; topic, Prayer Hymn
PRAYER. For the continuation OF the
power and spirit OF the Centenary IN
fntercession and stewardship Mrs
Laurence Reynolds
Bible lesson- Some OF Jesus's teach
ines about prayer. the leader.
Leaflet- Prayer changes things
I l1ivs Terrie ButtrlcS.
{ Violin solo, MS Cressy.
Prayer. the vital force for the new
T task, Miss Frances Montague.
story, how Janet Brown was won 20
[ Missionary giving, Mrs r. T. Ste
Z Tensou-
Offering talk. Mrs. D. n smith.
Duet. Felix Soto and Abel Gomez,
Unanswered Yet"
Prayer. Mrs. Mildred Patterson
Hostesses. Mrs @. c. Henderson and
Mrs II. r Singleton.
wednesday. 7-30. in the Sunday
school room. Young peoples pro
eram In charge OF Ms O. A. Daniel
son and Miss Fife Rudeen-
Hymn PRAYER. for lie enlistment
Mrs ". n. Harshman.
BibIe lesson, Jesus, the great teach
er on prayer, Miss Lucille Reynolds
Prayer. Mrs J. G. Ballard.
story, hospital experiences BY -FOUR
Quartet. Crusade OF Compassion"
Demonstration Of our community
work Miss Bernita Thomas, Miss
Clariuda Corhin. Miss Desdem0nia
Chain and Miss Ruth Carlton
Vocal solo. Mrs. Clint Ballard.
Offering Hosts. Aubrey schrock
and o. A. Boutwell,.
THURSDAY. D M, in parlor; topic.
san Francisco There are more
Christians in the City Of Shanghai.
China, than there are in San Fran
Leader. Mrs W. A. Taylor.
hymn. 13s. Prayer, Mrs s G. Doug
Bible lesson. "The Christian Privi-
leEe." the leader.
who carry the gospel message, Mrs
ID. ~ smith.
The New Center Of Evahgelism."
Mrs J. u. Daniels.
san Francisco and the Evangeliza-
tion Of the Orient" Mrs H ]. Graham.
Miss Malvina buys a Liberty bond,
llrE. vs.. n Harshmau-
Special music. Let God Use You"
Womeu's quartet
Missionary items and short prayers.
3lrs W. J. Ritz. Edgar Williams, J. c.
Schiller, william Hart, D. ]. Roberts
Prayer, Mrs. Empress Arlington. Of
ferinr talk Mrs. S. s. Birchfield.
Hymn 113. Beuediction, Mrs. Lau-
renee Reynolds.
Hostesses. AIRS. 7. D. Groesbeck and
Hrs seth Orndorff
Friday p. m- IN parlor; topic.
-China's Healing" leader. Mrs. Lee
Moor.
hymn So Prayer. Mrs J. C. Bal
lard
Bible lesson, the true rewards Of
PRAYER. Miss c. u. Cunningham.
Prayer a great health crusade is
being conducted in China by DR.. ".
vs.. Feter- Prayer for Or. Peter and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

advocate OF the division The small
but high powered machine driven by
Pvt Vanderbilt was a familiar sight
on the muddy South Carolina roads
Private Vanderbilt went overseas
in June, 1917, with the Headquarters
detachment. but soon after his father
had been made a general and assigned
to training engineer recruits at Camp
Lewis. Washington, his son was as
signed TO proceed there. He was
qualifying for a lieuetnancy, having
reached q years OF age, when the
armistice was signed. Since his dis
charge from the army he has been en-
ployed as a reporter on the New York
herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

MAJ. CARL CLIFTON KRUGER, u
IVA the s2d field artillery. has re-
signed from the service and he and
Mrs. Kruger viii leave the latter
part OF the week for san Antonio,
where 1Iaj. Kruger VIII resume his
former business interests MAI. and
AIRS. Kruger the former Miss Pa
tricia Robinson. have taken an active
interest in social affairs in this city
and the post Their wedding occurred
during MAJ. Krueger's station here
with the SD field artillery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Duke HoStesSes
At 4 Halloween Dance On Saturday


The prizes were won by Mrs. Hugo
Miller. L Jameson. Steve Cahiu ana
Mrs John McMahon. The costume
prizes were given 10 Mrs. Paul MoreEs
who was cleverly dressed as aunt Je-
NINA Mrs. Helen Pogs0n. who was
very realistic as Sis Hopkins and Miss
Caroline Moureau received the prize
for the prettiest costume. She was
dressed in a Turkish harem costume
Paul Leonard and Paul Morey won the
mems prizes for the most -comiea1
cOstumins-
The Halloween dance planned 70 be
giVen az the Country club was aban-
doned on account OF the appearance
on that evening Of Harry Lander, but
the regular dance on Saturday even
ing was. as usual a very delightful
affair and was attended by a large
number Of the society set Of the city
and the post Prior TO the dancing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Tuesdays calendar
Of Social Eoents

TEE FL Raso Federation Of Women
L Clubs wiz give a dance in the eve
ming at Liberty hall
Services at Asbury Methodist church
for the week Of praper with Mrs. T.
z. Blanchard as leader.
Red Cross tea at Hotel Sheldon
from to 6 o'clock.
Wedding at sunset Of Lawrence D.
Oppenheimer and Miss Lucille Edna
Mayer at the home OF the brides sis
ter Mrs. A. S. Jacobs. 1927 Hawthorne
Meeting at o'clock p. M. OF the d.
rectors Of the Woman's club.
Riding classes at Fort Bliss at
Gymnasium classes at the Y. W. c.
A. from 10 TO IL a. IN. Glasses for
school girls from 4 TO 4.a5 p. m.
Glasses for business girls from 1880 TO
$3.50 p. m
Executive meeting at . o'clock p. m.
Of the auNiliary Of the FIRST bapllst
church in the church parlor- A regp-
lar business meeting Of the auxiliary
Of the First Baptist church at o'clock
p. m. in the same place.
Circle No. 8 Of the First Methodist
church viii meet on Tuesday AFTER
ence Pickles at her home, 637 Arizona
The Missionary society Of Austin
Park Christian church will meet at
o'clock D. m. at the church Mrs.
J. J. Jones VIII have charge OF the
Meeting at 8 o'clock D. N. Of the
woman's auxiliary OF St Clements
Episcopal church in the parish house.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Council OF Jewish Women at o'clock
D. n. at Temple ut. Sinai
Meeting at $3.50 o'clock IN the after
noon OF the Degree OF Honor at the
home Of Madge Spence. $50 Dallas
street. followed BY a social hour.
The Mary r. Hardie circle, Of West
minister Presbyterian church VIII
meet at the home OF Mrs. Bradford
Hardie. 1928 Rio Grande street, at ESQ
o'clock p IN
Circle No I OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church viii meet with Mrs.
J. w Walker, 1913 East Boulevard,
on Tuesday at s o'clock p. m.
The Woman's auxiliary OF the
Central Baptist church wiz hold It's
monthly meeting at the church on
Tuesday afternoon. at 3 o'clock, The
executive committee Of the auxiliary.
composed OF all OF the chairmen OF
the church circles, viii meet at
o'clock at the same place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Maj. Carl C. Kruger Resigns From
The Army; To Return To Civil Life

Lieut. James II ONelL Wlo nas
been stationed at camp Boyd for the
mast Two years. was discharged octo-
Der 81 and left sunday for Los Ange-
les. 1Irs. OXEN win visit her family
al ST Louis for a short period and
VIII Join her husband en- Los Angeles
Lieut. ONell has been acting as pur-
CHASING officer for the motor trans
mort camp. being succeeded BY second
Lieut. Albert p. Barnes.
O. T. Teschner. division plant su-
periutendent Of the Tri-St1te Tele-
phone company, left saturday over
the Golden state Limited for Two
weeks visit IN and near Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03

hours. jerome Dale. f.. gave a dinner
party at the clubhouse. The table
FOR the service was centered with q
bowl Of roses and covers were placed
for Miss Mildred Rogers, Hiss VIZ
glnia Turner. John Crockett and the
host
Following the football game to be
r,1ave5 on the afternoon Of NoVem-
Der S between the footbal teams OF
me New Mexico Military Institute,
OF Roswell. and the team q the school
OF Mines. the University club VIII give
a dance fin honor Of the two teams
The chaperons viii include the 1ac-
llitv Of the school Of Mines.
Lupin Review. Of the Woman's Sen
eft association Of the Maccahees, VIII
give a benefit dance on saturday
evening, November s. in Moose hall-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03


1ook AZ these two plates and use
your own reasoning. The roofless
has suclions on both sides l2l, soft
rubber next to sore gums Designed
TO be put in Immediately after ex-
traction. It does not touch the
hard boas in the roof Of the mouth.
therefore, it settles with the gums
and makes its own bed No full
ROOF plate can compare with the fit
Of this plate. az It settles into its
bed. lighter, more tongue room,
clearer speech
Or. Williams has been making this
plate for ten years, and Is thor-
oughly familiar with its constrnc-
ton. Made only BY us in Fl Paso.
NOTE OUR LOWEST PRICES
PM Plates ..-.--.-..-......S up
Gold Crowns Cbest made) ....-...s5
Bridge uork, per tooth .s....-... IS
tuiings -----.---------..-- up
All classes Of dentistry at proper
tionate prices.
]. Rod WILLIAMS, III. D., D. D. S.
painless Williams, The Peoples
Dentist
Cor. e. Pnao and san Antonio stn.
Over Americas National Bank.
Across Street Frcn Entrance Hotel
Del Nurtel
Zone oSf. Hours 500 70 s3o.
sunday . 20 -. sat. Evenings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
Women OF Trinity Congregation Put
In 4 Week In Prayer and Hard Work

MS corps or workers. Mrs. S. S Birch
The gospel OF m>SicaI missions IN
China, alrs g. b oliver -,--
Walter Scott
Reading. Bessie Browns Blessing
Box" Mrs. J. n Corriugton-
Short talks. for the healing OF
China. Mrs. A. J. Harper. Mrs y. II.
Hendricks and lIrs. a. II Gram bling
: violin solo. Mrs P. r. Knicker-
Offering talk. Mrs. o. A. Danielson.
Prayer. for our new Union medical
hospital 10 be made possible BY our
gifts Of self denial and prayer Mrs.
Hostessss Mrs, ]. C. Schiller and
SATURDAY. s ! m. IN basement, chill
dren's service I'm charge OF Mrs. wal
ter Scott.
Leader. Marie Order.
Hymn, Publish clad Itdings-
Prayer. for all children 81 around
the wide world. Ms D. H. smith
Bible lesson. Jesus praying and
healing, Nrs. J. c. Ballard
Song. Poster talk, Mrs s G. Doug
our work IN san Francisco, Winfrey
Stewart
Pageant sick in China. Marie Gri-
der. Eddie Mae Duty. Lynn Guerry,
2
thy Danielson, Frances Ayers. Corne-
la Hendricks Frances oliver. Mari
eta Bean. Hazel Brown. Janice Head,
Marguerite Head. Louise Cray.
Prayer. for the sick who are with
out a physician and know not our
Offering. song. Repeat junior motto.
HostessaE Miss Lucille Ayers and
Miss Helen Ferguson
bTterian church. with Mrs Harris
Walthau. president and Mrs. J. g.
Barada. secretary VIII hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon
AZ Q o'clock in the church parlors. The
members VIII have a social hour and
viii then be addressed hy the visiting
educationalists from New York city.
A musical program viii be given un-
der the direction Of Mrs. W. D- Howe
The womau's auxiliary Of s. Glenn
ent's Episcopal church viii meet on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in the
parish house The program VIII con-
sist Of the report OF the delegates %
the triennlal convention held recently
in Detroit and they viii be given by
Mrs. Fuller swift, Of this city, and
Mrs Floyd Morrissette, Of Albuquer-
cue who arrived Monday TO be the
guest Of Miss A. Louise Dietrich and
Miss f. ID. Greene, for visit. The re-
freshments viii be served at the meet
ing by mrs. A. E. Maetze and Mrs. c.
c. Crews
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Council OF Jewish Women viii be
held on Tuesday. November &, at Tenn
pie Mount Sinai at 3 o'clock .. m.
There viii be a talk by rabbi Martin
Zielonka and a short musical pro-
gram viii be given.
g.
The regular business meeting OF
the auxiliary OF the First Baptist
church win be held in the church
parlor at 9 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
There VIII also be an executive meet
ing OF the auziliary al o'clock p. m.
liz the same place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-03
About 81 Posoans.

Joseph II. Hurxthal and Frank r.
Preisler went to Fayood Hot SPRINGS
last week to Join Mrs. Hurxthal, who
has been a guest at 'The haywood.
OF two weeks llr. and Mrs. HurIthal
viii have in their party on their re-
turn 20 III Paso on Tuesday. Frank q.
Frelsler ana Lrs. W. =. Lowe, OF III
Paso. Airs. Lowe has been q guest az
The haywood" for some time The
guests at "The Haywood" entertained
with a Halloween party on Friday
night in honor 10 Mrs 7. G.. McDer-
mott and Charles McDermott The
suuests came in fancy costumes