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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
THE RED LANTERN AT
THE REPUBLIC THEATRE
BE REPEATED TONIGHT

Everybody who saw the picture The
Red Lantern Ill the Republic theatre
last night II loud III its praise The
picture ii said to be the nnest ever
produced here Nazimova the wonder
fnl actress Ii The star In the cast.
and the scenes laid IN China are the
most beautiful
The picture is truly colossal when
II is judged by the combination Of the
supreme artistry of its brilliant star
and BY the sumptuous environment
provided for her and her supporting
cast Il has the added value OF being
based upon one OF the most talked Of
novels OF the decade @The Red Lam
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31


VS. esa.'shassss tsA'A @ sAs s I
uass' IS $50
H me composite STD " agTeeA
hpoh- the secretary sala, us 81 ~
Will be used for TWO of tne Dahs lesh aI's
authorized ~ lsiS which nase not
yet pseR started ana ior tnessa1 oa1s
tie cruisers
Composite SHIP
Rear ADMIRAL Taylor.a CHIEF 81 the
Burean 81 Constructions and Rerair.
satd thai while the ro,nrs,site shin tlst
NOT carry IL heayx ar,yIa s,,eiat as the
present hat,Ieshios i. had greater
speed and had other poInts oF super.
forifv over existing syI,es III shfns He
declined ,,s,ueyer d piSe s., opsrion
as ta ,,s ,s,xis;,hii,tx af6 s. a.s,,,,ti,,g tha
,yne
Before taking up the new building
program Mr Daniels save the com.
n,,ttaa & f,etailesi aeeo,,S, 4 MS tr{n
g Eurone and ,liseusss. Submarine )
warfare Il some length The secre-
tary praised the debarkstion camp ai
bFess anu told 81 the efforts peing
made to supply additisfial shipping
for the return of the niyii from over
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
Dinhtheria

a sore throat is good breeding place for
DiphtIeria germs Protect your children
by never neclectinR Sore Throat You can
wisely depend upon TOrsSIi HE. Give
Tunsiline qpOn tie first appearance ok SoEp
Throat don I give Diphtheria chance
III that throat In its weakened condition.
When TONSEEI IfEE Ii swallowed II couca
directly III contact with the deceased SUR
face and induces B healthy c0n. yss~
aition of the cnilFanes--then the ed@&W
gyskcsn can better icfend tho throat
II attacked by Diphtheria germs.
Keep TONSIllrSE iii the honse
where you can get II quirk when
needed. Sc, Coo. and sl.00. ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
ST. Luke's Chapel
230Sunday School.
s 90 Evening Prayer.
An AIrpIaae Weddlng

The first aifplane wedding Is sched-
uIed 10 take place at Ellington Field,
Texas, the Army Air Service Head
quarters was so Informed yesterday.
Lieut. Robert Meade and Miss Mar
lorie Dumont, of Cincinnati. VIII be
the principals A big Handlay Page
bomber viii be used, and an army
chaplain will ofEiciate II will, how
ever. not be the first occasion where
principals III wedding have been
..up iil the air"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
tsrn. ronaanee d .he anelent eIty

tern 4 romance og the ancient city
of Pckin
NariM0Fas i gowns alone the splen-8
did robes IL state worn In the imperial
court of the Manchns and the fantastic
hahillnents u the Goddess of the RED
Lantern among them were worth
$4,000. and The costumes worn by
supporting principals III the large cast
and those 1T the hundreds of extras
iiguring in the palAce scenes and the
bloody street tlghsing scenes repro
fucing the Boxer uprising In Pekin
.at the time Of the seige ef the Allied
legations IN 1909. we're worth $4,000.
Real Chinese rugs used ID the produe-
tion represented 4 fabulous outlay
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
hsld Welfare CIImic

Twenty ave Riddles were present
this morning at tho Child Welfare
Clinic. Miss Sutherland public health
visiting nurse, director
Despite the fact that the children
were full ,og yesterdays parade and the
home conaing oE the soldiers. they gave
marked attention 10 the clinic, Each
one received silver star Tor having
connliesl with rlaies governing sani-
tatioa and hygiene. The work is pro-
crossing encouragingly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
(srrler RUy Has Typhola

Alfred Norwood, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Norwood, Of East street, this
city, who has been . carrier boy Tor
the Capital is sick and suffering from
typhoid fever. The boy has had a
form Of walking typhoid z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
NamI Harrison
Al WE'D VI kl0W

aIent of interest TO Anna
Ie8g IS that Of Mrs Thomas
Glow Of d well known Phila-
ptis teian and Major w Hall
= Al, son Of the late MI
MA 81 Ghitrlea r. Harrison. Of Bai-
tflit Mrs Wistar has been living
Iii years III the Green Spring
gailt Isaltimarc where SHE has d
I5rB4istg home near Chattolane0 sta
a sntinR last winter she was es-
r,.ff d hc EatrObe. baltimore
wt.ir to Newport News, accom-
l8afeiI l,s her sister. MISS Feltwells 10
MAJOR Harrison, who returned
81 rseas With the Eightieth Di-
5l lilis week Ills brother. Capt.
FhHtp flslzall Harrison. came home on
same boat
uaider brother, Major Evelyn Ar
aif Harrison. u s. Al. after his re-
sra from overseas service in the late
xfAisr, sailed for japan In the inter-
Of shipping He Is still IN the
tltleq Major Harrison Ii one Of q
I4fe, family of brothers and sisters,
tltf others being Mrs George $. Jack
la Mrs. w stuart Synington, Mr..
Charles X. Harrison. Mr. Hartman IS.
aarrison. Mi. Boiling HaSall HarrI-
4p and Mr John Triplett Harrison.
II date has been Sci FOR the wedding
Mss Etllel MINOR 1f Baltimore, Il.
s,ss4us friends here.
M lucille Nelson, of Culpepper,
ssiting the Misses Munford
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
Exhihltlan 81 Relakan Art

At the Chase HOnAe to-day, Monday
and Tuesday there will be beautiful
exhibition Of Belgian embroidery done
BY native woman refugee. The sx-
hibitiOn is IN charge Of Miss GellesRie,
who took an interest In the Belgian
woman. and believing In the theory Of
helping those who help themselves. Z
placed every advantage for earning q
livelihood in the hands Of the Belgian
refugee, with the result that she II
alble to support herself by selling her
own handiwork now on display al the
Chase Home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
rrAxr ~ slarss rt,rs

800. 81 Az. sos, $685., IsloS. III 0S a. M.. 1905.
fOJ 905. 3.O5, 3.:sO, s40L, 4.sU. b.t5,
eOS. 7O6 NOO. Hos, r. M, I2aO5 "A. M.
xpaily except sunday.
Connecting al 0dentnn with II. II. II.
nT4ocai Annapolis 10 baltimore.
For tickefs and Information apply AZ
our city ticket oiaees West Street station,
State House station College Avenue and
Biaden streets. Caryel Hall, Maryland
Hotel Office IL s. II. A.. for officers. mid
shipmeu. etc. connected with the Naval
Academy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
YACHT II Harl,ar

The yacht : 'Roxanna, from New
york, 4 handsomely ftted out craft oi
aaae model. Ii 1t anchor In the harbor
for over June Week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
minis Chaplain TO Preach

si Sunday services viii be held
a1Ffea plorning and evening at
yana Avenue Methodist Episcopal
t4atl the Rev f. r. Spencer, pastor.
the morning service. as usual,
sunday hi the month, there
az tirbrltion of the Holy Com
eialsoa Meditation and Fellowship
ii evening Chaplain stevens, u.
II lts hattlesfip Illinois, now
u ae AiilHlpolis Roads, and the tirsI
III II arrive for june Week
HfeiR tllp sermon. All are in
itteiE
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
ln..flier Homo l,nmlnp,,

li5,Iie Coming will be the
sermon at the First
tslpal Church, State
8 Ill s II M. The ser
eharge Of the pastor.
rsan a musical pro-
n hy the Epworth
mi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31

Al married woman should be GOOD
at conundrunas At any rate, her hus-
rband Ii apt to keep her guessing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
.hA lsriam SerNI Ices

Presbyterian Church
i usual tomorrow Ii
aastor. Rev. Maurice
preach al the theme.
aud IN the even-
oek on The Fool. !
ana strangers IN the
invited
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
z 5 S1,rr ssAr v,rsEeaRw

|a.35. x7.:ssJ s35. aa5. 10..sss5, Hiss. A NJ
12.5 l.35 236. 3:5, x4.05 4.ss5, 1896.
5..3s5. G.35 7.3s, gs5, LIS 4. NJ, 12.3J
Al. III.
All trains receive or discharge passengers
Al local points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy Junction aud at Linth-
icunl on signal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
Figlllln npEaIm
SEES Parade
f.1ina u MRS. EMMA ABB0TT9sA AGE

FtElaGsmE G&nPtalM
SEES Parade
Chaplain Fred G. Reynolds. VINO has
returned from overseas where he was
chaplain Of the 2sth Division. the An
napoiis boys. and Mrs. Reynolds, were
guests yesterday os Dr. II. VI. Bursan
pastor of the First Mefh5dist Epls-
copai church Chaplain Reynolds. who
IL called the Aghting chaplain, came
here especially to witness the parade
In honor Of his boys. (
Sergeant Edward Dove, 0f the GUAR
teruasser's Corps. Americas Expedf-
fionary Forces, has returned from
overseas and joined his wife at the
hpmc og her mother. hrn Downey,
Eaatport Sergeant and. Mrs. Dove
went TO Baltimore today To witness
the parade.
Mr. William NJ French. Mrs French,
land Private Henry French, recently
returned with the troops from over
sAas. motored to Baltimore today 10
Witness the parade The Frenchs s.
ear WAS ehaboFateiy decorated In fags
and bunting and d distinctive air OF
.EiksY was given the car by the pur-
pie and white decorations
Miss Wien. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Marmaduke, In New
York, has returned home.
Mr.. John Coulter, of Washington, Is.
spending the week end with his niece.
Mrs. Alice Jewell, West street, MI.
Coulter WAS former resident OF An
napolis and ii being greeted By many
old friends.
Among those parents who have.
come to attend the June week exer-
cises at the Naval Academy are Mr..
and Mrs Z. II. Dlackledge. Of Red
Cloud, Nebraska. They will be here
~ the graduation Of their son. Mid
ahpfman a. y. Blackledge. Miss Irma
Rauny, also of Red Cloud, accompan-
led them.
Mrs. Jacob Battle. OF Rocky Mount,
N G. and two young daughters are
here for June week and stopping with.
the Misses Munford
Miss Frances Lee. or Washtngto ton,
il visiting friends here for june week
Miss Dorothy Snow, of Philadelphia,
IL here for june week at the Naval
Academy
alaad2s
Miss Elizabeth Darlington, og Bal
timore, IS stopping with the Misses
Munford
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31

III ii fcllow wants d girl 10 feel that
his heart Ii In the right place lie nigh.
erttrnst Il Do her keeping
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
Rugs q Carpets Dry
Cleaned
NN ilitlIiS STORAGE 3
TRtNSFER co.
AslRTI I9N EST STREET
rinae 500

lhnRe 800
sflr lHf sQ yti.. cleanlmR ard
y a.eF Fliss Fer tle summer nsoDthe In
ssHth sit term proof cogapaF ena@as
10 stii8rr y4r,i
eof4 silrd fer and delivered. All
W"f ttsss, III delivery.
gsfi IGlakers Tor eEfna aaa
sslaessl also crattng furustuxe fas
shss,nafta y ah rarts Of the wesaa.
80, = si'ratt starag ConceeSs asna
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
LEAVE ANNAP0LxS
west street station

5iO. SS.50. Go. go. 10 x7.b0 20. go.
19.20. ii.aO. A. M, 100. 10, 20. 10,
$40. x450, 60. $50. TOO, So 1910,
1870 A. NJ.
Leave Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier State House Station, Rladen
st ana College Ave-. seven t7l minutes
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
w .B. 81 A. Electric
Railroad.
MID-CITY TERaNA AIS

Haif- Hourly Service Morning and Evening 9
Betwceu Annapoiis. baltimore and
WHsliingtoti and Camp Meade
fAyaHhington and CaInp Meade
DissefEera change ut Naval
Academy JunctiOu)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
81. Anne's Parish

tProtestant Episcopal. Founded 1922
Rey RdwHrd b Johnson, rector
Services on the Sunday after AS
cension Day:
80 Holy Communion
$50 Sunday School.
100 Holy Communion.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31

lucille Nelson. of Culpepper,
siting the Misses Munford
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-05-31
DANIELS OUTLINES
THE NAvY'S POLICY

icensinued from First Pagel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Miss Grace Horne Becomes the Bride of
ASanMarciaIM Man, Former Lieutenant

At a pretty wedding Thursday at
n at high noon, Samuel SHIRLEY Al
Iis0n and Miss Grace Horne, one Of the
attractive daughters Of Mr.. and AIRS.
A H. Horne. were united in marriage
The groom was recently a lieutenant
in the army The Horne home in Man
haitian Heights was artisticaIy dec
GRATED with quantities Of sweet peas.
roses, ferns and palms and the lines
Of the wedding service Of the Method
fst Episcopal church were read by the
Rev. Henry Pope Bond. DR.. Bond used
the ring ceremony.
Mrs. Victor Allison played Mendels-
sOhn's wedding march and the BRIDE
attended by AIRS. Everett Lane as ma
tron Of honor, entered with her father
who gave her I'm marriage Victor Al
lison attended the groom as best man
The bride was very charming in q
travelling tailleur OF dark blue cloth
with hat matching. her arm bouquet
was Of brides roses Mrs. Lane was
attractively gOWned in a cloth suit Of
tan with hat OF tan and blue. Her bou
Quet was formed OF Killarney roses
Immediately after thu informal re-
ception following the wedding cere-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

MRS. WALTER LONG viii leave
vi Sunday for St. Louis. where she
goes for a visit to her mother. Mrs
Elizabeth Scheuer. and Two brothers.
Lawrence and Edward Schetler. at
the family home. Both Of Mrs. Longs
brothers have recently returned from
overseas. where they were on duty
with the American expeditionary
forces and were in the thickest Of the
fighting in the recent wa. After her
visit with her mother and brothers.
Airs. Long viii 90 for a trip TO Mil
waukee and Hartford. Wis. and VIII
later spend some time at the lakes in
wife as far as Dalhar-. Texas.
Mrs. w G. Roe and son. Winton Roe,
viii leave on sunday for Washington,
D. c., TO be present at the graduation
ceremonies OF National Park sem
mary Miss Blanche Roe. the attract
i've daughter Of Mr. and MIS-. Roe, viii
be a member Of the graduating class
this year Mrs. Roe and her son viii
go by way Of New Orleans and viii
visit in New York. Philadelphia and
other eastern cities before their re-
turn Miss Roe viii accompany them
to Atlantic city for a visit and Will
then 90 to Iowa TO be a guest A. a
house party given by one Of her school
mates. Mrs. Roe and Winton viii be
in the east for several weeks, remain
ing until Miss Roe returns from Iowa
Mrs. n. P. Schuster and daughter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Automobiling and Outings.

Mrs. David Caticart announced FRI
day that the annual picnic given by
the Girls Reserve corps OF the y W.
g. A viii take place at Washington
park on Saturday. The various groups
Of the corps VIII meet at 9 o'clock a.
m, each girl bringing luncheon for
one. This outing viii also be Known
as stunt" day. each group respon-
sible for one event. Another feature
OF the day will be competitive base
ball games.
A very delightful outing Thursday
was a picnic at Washington park at
o'clock. given by the members Of J..
Harry Heudersou's and J. A. Gillette's
bible classes OF Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church. Among those pres
emit, were Mr. and Mrs. =. ID. Moe e
and daughter, Mildred, AIRS. j.. ".
Hatch and nephew. George st. Pierre.
ar and Airs. H L Kerr and four
children, Mr. and Airs VIII Coleman
and daughter, Mrs Mildred Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. o. ". Ballard, J. A. Gil
lette, Miss Lizzie Roberts, Miss Rob
erts. Mrs Eva Penny. Mrs. Penny and
three chcildren, Mr.. and AIRS J. H.
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs a. r. Berryhill
and daughter, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs.
W. f Watson and son. Amasa smith.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Mrs. LOrentzen EntertainS Officers
OfWoman'S Club Happy Reception

MRS J. W. LORENTZEN, new pres
W ident Of the Woman's club. enter
tanned Informally on Thursday after
noon at her home, on Randolph street.
honoring the officers and directors Of
the club Silver and crystal bowls
and vases OF pink and white sweet
peas were used in the decorations in
the drawing room and reception
rooms and the pink and white tiuts
were featured in the ices served Plans
were discussed by the guests present
for the work Of the coming year. The
guest list included. Mrs. win T.
owen, first vice PRESIDENT Mrs n A.
Warner second vice president; Mrs
A p Averiu, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. F. n Seward. recording
secretary; Mrs Chas. Stevens. treas
urer. Mrs. Hal Christie. auditor: dirsc-
tors Mrs D. V. Fennessy, chairman
music department; Mrs J. Z. Quad
chairman art department; Mrs A. s
Peatross, chairman literary depart
MacDoweu club; Mrs. Olga Kohlberg.
Airs. J. J.. Ely, AIRS. Burt Orndorff.
Mrs S II. Sutherland. AIRS. J. II.
Lewis, Mrs r.. J. Tighe. Mrs. John
Grant, Mrs j. D. Love. Mrs Walter
Howe, Mrs A W. Foster; social COM
llAAAetr MIS-. IL T. a. NLllaeulr utcHlaL-
ing committee, Mrs Harry SchurL,
flower committee. Mrs H H Stark;
clubhouse committee. Hrs. \. Il Al
zen. calling committee, Mrs W r
LOretz; membership committee, Mrs
J. Frank Coles civics committee. Mrs.
T. l. Robinson- finance committee,
AIRS. Olga kohlbergi publicity com
mittee Mrs. W. D. Howe; year book
and printing committee, Mrs. r. 81
Dudley; country committee, Mrs r B.
Homan; telephone bureau, Mrs. VIM
P. 3. 1IcSain.
the members Of the Woman's ms
sionary society Of Asbury Methodist
church have been conducting a drive
whereby a mile Of pennies might be
collected for the fund Of the society.
The members were divided into Two
teams headed by Mrs. s E Stiles and
Mrs c. r. Helm The contest was
over on Thursday, and. in celebration
Of the event, the society entertained
with a very quaint and unique after
noon party at the church. The party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

starved nerves. Our bodies need more
phosphate than is contained in mod
ern foods. Physicians claim there is
nothing that wiz supply this def
cheney so well as the organic phos-
phate known among druggists as BIZ
trO-phOsphate, which is Inexpensive
and IS sold by most all druggists IN
der a guarantee Of satisfaction or
money back. BY feeding the nerves di-
rectly and by supplying the body cells
with the necessary phosphoric food
clements bitrO-phosphate quickly pro-
duces a welcome transformation in the
appearance; the Increase in weight
frequently being astonishing.
This increase in weight also carries
with il a general Improvement in the
health Nervousness. slee1lessness and
lack Of energy. which nearly always
accompany excessive thinness. soon
disappear. dull eyes become bright and
pale cheeks glow with the bloom OF
perfect health Miss Georgia Hamil-
ton. who was once thin and frau. re-
porting her own experience. writes:
-Bitro- Phosphate has brought about
"A magic transformation with me.
gained IS pounds and never before felt
so well"
CAUTION- - Although bitro-phos-
phate IS unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness, sleeplessness and gen
eral- weakness. ir should not, owing
to its remarkable flcsh-producing
properties. De used by anyone VINO
does not desire TO put on flesh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Mrs. Walter Long Goes to st. Louis;
Mrs. Roe Goes to Visit Her Daughter

Miss Margaret Schuster are in Lons
Beach. They are spending some time
at the various points Of interest in
California
r. Burt OrndOrff who left Fl Paso
last Sunday on a business trip 10 kan
sas City, viii extend his journey to
Chicago, Ill. and New York for a va
cation, returning 20 FL Paso in ten
days or two weeks. is was reported
Thursday. AR Orndorff was chair
man OF the Victory loan executive
committee.
Misses Margaret and Charlotte
Ormsbee- daughters OF Mr. and Mrs
J. J. Ormsbee Of the smelter. viii
leave in June for Silver Lake camp. in
the Adriondacks, where they viii
spend the summer Miss Margaret
Ormsbee finishes at the Fl Paso
School for Girls this year.
Mrs A. l. Nicholson and little
daughter. Garlic, and mother. Mrs. c.
Cohen. left Thursday for southern
California, where they viii spend the
summer, visiting different coast
points Mr. Nicholson accompanied his
family as Tar as Columbus, n. H.
Mrs. Walter Drury and small son
viii leave the first week in June for
santa Barbara. Calf, where they viii
spend two months.
Mrs. Kuno Doerr and small son,
Fred, left Thursday for Fort Madison.
Ia, where they VIII visit for some
time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

TIE Guild Of St Clements Episco-
L pal church viii have charge Of the
I serving in the tea and luncheon room
Of the Red Gross shop on Saturday,
May II. The serving hours viii be
from II o'clock a m. untn 6 o'clock
P. m.
Willow Grove, No. 81. Woodmen cir
Gle. viii give a benefit card party.
Saturday evening at the L O. O. F..
hall
Knitting department Of the Red
I Cross open in the Red Cross shop IN
the san Jacinto plaza AIRS Horace
1 Broaddus. chairman Of the woman's
Red Cross work Of FL Paso; Mrs e. S.
Stewart. chairman Of the knitting de-
partment; Mrs. C. E Kelly. vice chair
man; Mrs H H Stark viii be chair
man for the morning hours; Mrs.
Charles Auer. chairman for the after
noon hours Knitting instructors,
Airs. E n Bell. Mrs. Hayes Watson,
Mrs E. Brown and Miss Agnes
weekend dance at the Country
club.
Week end dance at the Country
club given under the auspices Of the
War Camp Community service.
Initial dance Of the Calamus club
on Saturday evening at the Woman's
club house.
Miss Virginia Bean viii present her
music pupils in recital on Saturday
evening in benefit OF the milk fund
OF the Associated Charities
Miss Patty Ainsa viii be hostess to
a luncheon at the Ainsa home on sat
urday in compliment 20 the girls who
viii graduate at the FL Paso school
for Girls.
Miss Margaret Ormsbee ard Miss
Betty Stafford viii be Joint hostesses
in the evening 10 a dance honOring
the graduating class Of the FL Paso
School for Girls. The dance viii be
given at the Ormsbee home
The Girls Reserves corps Of the Y.
". c. A. viii 60 for their annual pic
mic to Washington Park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
about EI Pasoans.

Mrs C. C. Anderson is at Providence
hospital, where she underwent an on
Grafton this week Her condition is
satisfactory
Lieut. Edmund Behr, who is back
from France. has been transferred to
III Paso and will receive his discharge
here He had expected, after finish
ing his visit to his mother and sister.
Mrs. W. G. Walz, to have returned east
TO be discharged.
Mrs s L. Meyer has received a ca
blegram announcing the birth of n
daughter, on May u. 20 Capt and Mrs
+. II. BonsteeL stationed at present
at Schofield barracks Honolulu. The
little maiden is to be named Dorothy
Irene in honor Of her mother. who is
the former Miss Irene Meyer and a
very beautiful girl Capt and Mrs.
BOnsteel were guests at the Meyer
home here en- route 20 san Francisco.
from where they sailed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16

was a replica Of an old fashioned dis
trict school and the guests present.
numbering over 20. were formed into
classes in geography and spelling and
much amusement ensued- There were
old fashioned childhood Rotations
and songs for former school DAYS
LuncheOns were served during recess
from paper bags Mrs. " L. Care
made talk Of appreciation for the
work Of the teams and presented 10
the captains of the team beautiful
bouquets. The amount raised in the
drive was S435. Among the guests
present were Rev. Hubert 81 Smith.
pastor OF Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church and Mrs smith The assembly
sang in concert as closing number
Miss Marie Stehm, swimming In
structor, announces that the swim
ming pool at the y W. c. A. club
house viii be closed all day Saturday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-16
Musical.

Prof. Alexander Ludwig viii present
his music pupils in recital Saturday
evening at his music studio on Ore
gon street The pupils taking part
viii include Clementine Ludwig,
Louise SchOrup. Helen Zelman. Ida
Lerner, Ada Zlabovsky. Ruby Roberts.
Cecilia Berryhiu. Mildred Lefkovitz.
Elizabeth HUMPHREYS. Gladys Schats-
key, Mildred Amstater. Marion Tracy,
Alberta Gamble, Nina Ballentine, Flor
ence Smith. Eleanor McCanne, May
Dumont and Miss Irene Morrison