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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
HAD NOT ENJOYED
MEAL In TWO YEARS
Everything SOured on Stomach
How Mr.. King Found Relief.

I suffered ten years with stomach
trouble and spent lots OF money for
medicine. but never found any relief
until 7 commenced using Milks Emul-
sion. Until then. had not enjoyed a
meal in two years. Everything soured
on my stomach. I have used but five
bottles and feel that I am Thoroughly
cured. John W King. Rensselaer,,
Ind
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No matter how severe your case,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
FL PaSo Eastern Star Members Go
To Organization of Anthony Lodge

A BOUT so members Of Harmony
| n chapter. Order OF the Eastern Star
attended the organization OF an East
ern Star chapter at Anthony. y. n,
on Saturday evening The new chap
ter. called Renick chapter. was insti-
tuted BY F. ". Hawley. OF Las Cruces.
grand patron Of New Mexico. The de-
grees were exemplified by the officers
OF Harmony chapter. under the direc-
ton Of Mrs. F. a Vaughan. worthy
matron upon 16 candidates.
Miss Mary Evans sang a group Of
songs accompanied by Miss Ella Peck.
after which the grand patron Of New
Mexico appointed and installed as Of
ficers OF the new chapter Mrs A. J.
LightfoOt, worthy matron: Mrs. Joseph
Livesay, associate matron, and Claud
Thompson. as worthy patron Mrs.
Allie Kanens past grand matron Of
New Mexico, acted as installing mar
shall Mrs Lightfoot was presented
with a bouquet Of roses by Mrs C. F.
Leary in behalf Of Harmony chapter
and Mrs. Livesay was presented with
a bouquet Of carnations by Mrs. W q
Forbes, jr- Mrs. Lightfoot. in a few
words in behalf OF the new chapter.
presented flowers to Mrs Allie Kanen:
MIS- s. A Vaughan 70 the the worthy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Miss Margaret Irby Becomes Bride
OF John McCabe At Pretty Ceremony

At high noon Monday Rev. FIR. G.
A G Frund united in marriage John
,rccsbe and Miss Margaret Irby
daughter Of AIr. and Mrs. ]. N. Irby
ire wedding service took place in the
pressnce Of only a few friends and the
irlmediate family in the rectory Of
saiHt Patriclz's cathedral The bride
wore a chic frock Of black taffeta
with accessories matching. Miss Mar
garet Lindsay was her attendant and
Dave Sullivan was best man. The
bride possesses a very beautiful So
prano voice. which has been trained
under the direction OF the best teach
ers IN New York City. She is promi-
nenr in musical circles and has ap-
7eared on a number Of programs in
the city where her singing has been
much appreciated.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. AIcCabe left for Rockford.
lll-. where they VIII remain for two
weeks IneF VIII then return TO FL
Paso. 1Ir. McCabe viii receive his
release from the army service in a
month.
Miss Margaret Schuster returned to
the city on Saturday, after a visit Of
a month in Dallas, Texas. Miss Schus-
ter went to Dallas to be maid Of honor
al the wedding OF William T. Duls,
a prominent young attorney Of Dali
las, and Miss Theresa Marshall, a So
ciety girl Of that city, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler 3. Marshall
The details OF Miss MarshaIrs we'd
ding viii be Of interest to friends
here, made when Mrs Duls. as Miss
Theresa Marshall. was the house guest
OF her cousin, Mrs Fred A Elliott OF
this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Many Reserve Tables For Card Party
To Be Given For Day Nursery Benefit

Among the other reservations which
have been made are the following;
Mrs. J. r. Hirt, Mrs. ". 3 Moulton,
Mrs. W. ". Fink. Mrs. George Newell,
Mrs. II. F. Bauchert, Mrs. W r Nc
Kenna, Mrs. W J. Quigly. Mrs. W T.
Ward, Mrs. J. B. Cunningham, Mrs p.
r. Hurd. Mrs. W. Smallberg. Mrs. W
r Mahn, Mrs. Sheay. Mrs F. Stolar-
off. Mrs. I Laskin. Mrs. " Cope, Mrs
J. HirschberE. AIRS. J. r. Shanberg,
Mrs. A. I. Nicholson, Mrs William
Wallace. Mrs. Julia A Sharp, Mrs.
Donna KlugeI Mrs. C. A Sorrells, AIRS.
". c. Kennedy, Mrs. c. A. Fuller, Mrs.
S Lyon. Mrs ". A Rank. Mrs. Paul
Lisso. Mrs " Colder. Mrs. ". Jacoby.
Mrs Ben Swat, Mrs J. RaveL. Mrs.
Max Mayer, Mrs. n FEEDER. Mrs. s.
lGrossblatt. MIS- Ell Krupp, Mrs. Sam
Given, Mrs. Charles Given. Mrs. L.
Cohen, Mrs J. Winner, Mrs. s Jacobs,
Mrs. Ed Lachman, Mrs. ROsenbiOom,
Mrs. HorWitZ. AIRS. Bennett. Mrs Her
man, Mrs. r. F. Ebert. Mrs Ben Reum,
Mrs. Joe Talpin. AIRS. Ben Cohen, Mrs.
J. stark. Mrs A Nafits. Mrs. II. Brom-
berg, Mrs Max Ravel. Mrs. Joe Good
man. Mrs Y. Leib, Mrs Herbert Good
man. Mrs A. Stolaroff. Mrs ". p. 3.
McSain, Mrs William s. Mc3lath, Mrs
John Grant, Mrs. L. Jones. Miss Flor
ence Brady and Miss Bertha Watson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

NUMBERS Of reservations have been
~ made for the benefit card party
which is to be given on Saturday az
iternoon at $50 o'clock at I O. o. F.
hall by the day nursery committee Of
the Associated Charities for the pur-
pose OF adding funds for the nursery.
The games to be played are bridge,
bunco and five hundred. and the
prizes, which are being donated by
the members OF the committee. are to
be especially pretty Mrs. W J. Quig-
u and Mrs. Ed Lachman. Mrs. s P
skinner and w J. Quigly have also
donated prizes.
Mrs. ". G. Roe is chairman OF ar
engagements and Mrs. Z. h Yale IS
vice chairman. and they viii be assist
ed by the committee. including Mrs
Horace Broaddus, Mrs. c. E Kelly.
Mrs. II. B. Stevens. Mrs. Charles "
Bassett. Mrs J. L Driscou, Mrs Maui
rice Schwartz, Mrs Clara Tepfer, Mrs.
Horace A Lay, Mrs. n Goldoft. Mrs
Victor Moore, Mrs E c. Davis and
Mrs. L H GreenberE-
Mrs. Horace B. Stevens has reserved
five tables for her daughter Miss
Margaret. who viii entertain guests
at a bunco party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Wednesdays Calendar
OF Social Eoenls

GENERAL club day meeting at the
" Woman's clubhouse at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Z. H Yale viii entertain on
Wednesday afternoon at the Yale
house on Mckinley avenue with a
pretily appointed bridge party hon
oring a visitor. her house guest, Mrs.
Frank E. Morton. Of Hurley. y. NJ
Wedding Of Presley Bittick and
Miss Harriet Bottorff at the First
Presbyterian church on wednesday
evening at $3.50 o'clock
Mrs J. B. DuBose and AIRS. J. c.
Rodehaver viii give a card party in
honor Of Mrs F. A. Hughes at the
DuBose home on Arizona street.
The Gift shop in san Jacinto plaza
open under the auspices Of Daugh-
tiers Of the British Empire. Mrs T.
G. Mackenzie. chairman; Mrs. J. Cor
don Hardy and Mrs. Charles Fraser.
vice chsirmen.
Wednesday. from II a. m. 10 5 p. m.
the captain Is Mrs Calvert Scobell and
her team compOses Mesdames Lindsay
MOltane. Misses Nellie Dlckerson,
Caroline Plumb. Evelyn Hopkins.
Louise Sanburn and Sue Nay White
side.
In the evening the captain IS Mrs.
A. Kennedy Macfarlane and her team
consists OF Misses Ethel Shearer. Nell
lie Dickerson. Marion and Helen
Dunn. Lydia and Mary Happier and
Meta and Dorothy Ormsbee. The cash
Ter is Rowland Anderson. jr-. and the
hostess is Mrs. D. Bruce Smith.
Sewing department Of the Red
Cross open in the work rooms OF the
White House Mrs. Horace Broaddus.
chairman Of the vvoman's work OF the
Red Cross. Mrs. A. p. Coles. chairman
or the department; Mrs. Alfred F..
Kerr. chairman for the day.
Red Cross knitting department
open in the White House work rooms.
Mrs. L. S. Grant chairman Of the de-
partment. Mrs. A n Martinez. chair
nan for the day. Knitting Instructors.
Mrs E II. Bell Mrs. Hayes Watson
and Miss Agnes Stewart
Swimming at the Y W c. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

Imatron from Las Cruces and Mrs c. F.
Z Leary.
After this session the guests were
invited to the banquet hall where a
Mexican supper was served.
The visitors from FL PasO included
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Vaughan. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Forbes. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Barnum. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford
Harvie, Nj and Mrs Charles Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs 2. ]. Zabriskie. Mr.. and
Mrs F. @ Birch. 1Ir. and Mrs s. A.
McCollom, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Dfcken-
son, Mr. and Mrs. George Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Doolittle, Lieut. and
Mrs. Elmer Sampson, Mr.. and Mrs
Kier, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Norton. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Jones. Mrs. George O'Rear
9Irs. W J. Pickering. Mrs. J Pande-
ledis. Mrs. z. P. Rhodes, Mrs J. D.
knight, Mrs. c. c. Wilmington. Mrs.
Guy Richardson. DR.. Ida Bishop. Mrs.
Matilda Burroughs, Mrs. 3. s. Darby
shire, Mrs. @. F. Leary. Mrs Mary
Drew, Mrs. Ray Lin5urE. DR.. Isabelle
HOenes- Mrs Helen Mead. Mrs. John
son, Mrs. Ruth Levy. AIRS. Carmichael.
Mrs J. r. Ezeu. Mrs Caroline Evans,
Miss Mary Evans. Miss Ella Peck. Mrs
Emma Cross. Mrs. Adolph Stov. Miss
Edith Harvie, Miss Lillian Booth Mrs.
John Moss, Miss Ora smith. Floyd
Smith. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Allie Kanen
and Mrs Gideon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

+ THE FL paso Federation of Women's
Clubs met in interesting session
on Monday afternoon at L o. O. F.
hall At this meeting Karl II. Rob
erts. manager of the FL Paso chamber
OF. commerce. addressed the meeting
upon the need Of the cooperation of
women's clubs with the chamber of
commerce in accomplishing the best
civic results for the good Of the city.
he said that FL Paso is as well bal
anced from an Industrial and civic
viewpoint as any city Of its size in
the country and further brought out
the fact that much more can be ac-
complished in lettering conditions If
the civic department Of the chamber
Of commerce is used as a clearing
house where the various orEanlza-
lions and clubs may present and dis
cuss their programs for community
service.
J. b. Gwfn. OF the Associated
Charities. talked on the health cru
SADIE which is being waged here
among the school children. He read
the eleven rules pertaining TO per-
sonal sanitation including the care OF
the body and outdoor exercise which
the children OF the schools are OBJ
serving. During his talk he said:
Il do not believe in compulsory mill
tary training in the public schools"
He explained that he did not think
discipline should be obtained by drill
ing and shouldering gun, but that
means more advanced than militarism
should be employed As n means Of
gaining perfect discipline. he sug-
gested that the students be taught
the rules OF preserving their health
He mentioned the fact that the recent
health crusade is being suggOrted by
the Junior Red Cross the Council OF
Mothers and the Associated Charities
During the business session an an
nouncement was made regarding the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Enlisted Men of Eighth Engineers
Train Give Dance For Commander

Invitations have been issued to a
dance 10 be given at Towards con-
fectfonery at Ysleta by the War
Camp Community Service on the even
ing OF Thursday April O. The dance
is given for the members Of F troop
OF the 9Th cavalry, stationed at Xsleta
on border patrol duty, under com
mand Of Capt Arthur Nollmer and
Lieut. John VI. Bethel The detach-
ment Of the troop stationed at San
EliZario. under command OF Lieut.
A. II. Besse. viii come TO Tsleta 70
attend this dance.
Walter Davis furnished the pro-
gram at Camp Pershing Monday
night for the men Of the motor trans
port corps. Mr.. Davis and Mrs. G. A
Martin rendered solos and they also
sang a couple OF duets. ". Y. Daugh-
drill told some funny stories and Airs.
Daughdriu played several violin Sc
lectfous. gave a reading and also gave
pianolog. The men enjoyed the
program very much. judging from
their hearty applause
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
EIPnsonns Amnu.

Mrs. T. P. Rankin is leaving We'd
nesday for Boston on a visit with rel
atives and friends She expects TO
join Capt. Rankin in New York IN a
short time. They will probably re-
turn TO Ell Paso later.
Mrs Y. 2. Raggio is leaving today
for Boston 10 meet her son. Lieut..
Harry Leslie Jones. who Is returning
with the 26th division from service in
France. They will visit relatives and
friends IN the east for several weeks.
Lieut. W. Q. Kirvin passed through
Fl PasO Saturday night on his way
TO Camp Meade, where he has been
transferred from Douglas. Ariz. He
will stop at Omaha. Neb., TO visit his
sister, Mrs. Eugene Milton. who Is
very Ill Mrs. Frank T. Pickreu. %
1921 Chestnut street. FL Paso. n sis
ter Of Lieut. kirvin. left Sunday
morning FOR Omaha, where she viii
also visit with Mrs. Milton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

and Surgeon. Monmouth Memorial
Hospital Of New Jersey. says
Iron is absolutely necessary TO
change food into living tissue. muscle
and brain Refined foods and modern
methods Of cooking have robbed US OF
much Of the iron which Nature in
tended we should receive and for sup
plying this deficiency and increasing
the red blood corpuscles- I know OF
nothing more effective than organic
iron-Nuated Iron From a careful
examination OF the formula and my
own test OF Nuxated Iron. I feel con-
WINGED that Il is a preparation which
any physician can take himself or pre-
scribe for his patients with the ut
most confidence OF obtaining highly
beneficial and satisfactory results.
The fact that Nuxated Iron Is today
being used by over three million peo-
pie annually as a tonic. strength and
blood builder. is in itself an evidence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Green Stockings, 4 Comedy, Is To Be
Presented by High School Students
By HELEN LOOMS.

"CREEN STOCKINGS a three act
u comedy by A. z. W. Mason. has
been chosen by the seniors for their
class play. The following cast has
been chosen by Miss Isobel Hull, who
is directing the play:
Lillian Corcoran -. Phyllis Faraday
Ermine Margraff ------..----
--...-.... Evelyn Oady Trenchard)
Eloise Knots Observation-Disclosures
$1,000. .Aladge CNrs- Rockingham
Helen LOOMS --------. Celia Faraday
Forrest Smith. Capt. j. n. Smith
Robert Tarver Edwin Maxwell
James Raleigh 1890 -Harland Irwin
Henry steele -...-.-.Dan White
William Faraday. Mayo Seamon
ADMIRAL Grlce -------- sam ArOnSon
The Butler .------- Edward Quinlan
This play is TO be given on the
23rd OF Nay.
A meeting Of the seniors Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

D ley college, class Of 1915. and Mr.. Duls
is a Harvard graduate, class OF 1912.
The wedding occurred in the Scuy-
Ter Marshall home, which was elabor-
ately decorated with palms. southern
smilaz. ferns and brides roses for the
occasion. The bride was lovely in her
wedding gown Of white duchess satin
embroidered with seed pearls and
worn with a lace bridal veil, her bou-
Quet OF brides roses Miss Schuster
wore a charming frock Of peach blow
Eeorget crepe heavily beaded and her
bouquet was Of pink SWEET peas The
little ring bearer Walter Carruth-
picturesque in a lord Faultleroy COS
tune of black velvet with collar and
cuffs Of point lace. carried the we'd
ding ring in the heart OF a lily. The
brides brother. Lieut. Schuyler b
Marshall ir.. came from his station
for the wedding and was best man
The Duls-AIarshall wedding was one
Of the most beautiful social affairs
which has occurred in Dallas since the
beginning Of the war days and was
followed by a reception
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Women'S Federation Hears Talks
From K N. Roberts and J.B. GWin


part which the federation is to take
Z in the Spring Festival being held here
I I'm benefit of the Rescue Home The
president Of the club. Mrs Ponder
Carter. stated that the federation VIII
supervise the dancing pavilion and
that Mrs. Julia a. Sharp VIII be chair
man OF the committee in charge Mrs,
c.. C.. Gibson was placed on the men,
bership role Of The federation Mrs.
Carter was elected as the representa-
tive OF the organization TO the cham
Der of comm cree.
The organization decided at this
meeting that a benefit dance would
be given Immediately after Easter
and plans were made for the giving
of a benefit card party some time
after this dance
The Rebecca StOddert chapter. L. D.
C., is planning a reception in honor Of
the 18th year Of the organization OF
the chapter The details nave not
been completely arranged, but the eel
ebration viii take place early in May
Airs. 3. " c. Williams is chairman Of
the arrangements. assisted by Mrs.
Julia A. Sharp, Mrs. Z. $ stewart,
Mrs. Burleson Staten. Mrs c. p. Kelly
and AIRS. H TT. Stark Monday there
was a committee meeting OF the chap
ter at the home OF 3lrs. 3. ~ c. VIII
liams- The regular meeting OF the
chapter VIII take place next Monday.
A very pleasant meeting OF the
Areme club was held at the home Of
Mrs F. J. Mower at 903 Mesa ave-
nue.. during the weekend. A number
Of important club questions were dis
cussed, after which the afternoon was
given over TO social hours A salad
course was served with sandwiches
and coffee by the hostess.
New Franklin lodge. No. 133. OF the
auxiliary Of the B. OF L F. and F.,
viii hold their regular meeting at ESQ
p. m Wednesday at the Knights OF
1vthias hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

THE enlisted men Of the Eighth en-
l gineers train gave a dance at the
Khaki club Monday evening as fare
wen courtesy. honoring their com
handing officer. Lieut.. F W. Teschke.
who left Tuesday at noon for New
Jersey. The wives Of the officers Of
the Eighth engineers. mounted, were
.chaperons for this delightful affair.
IN charge Of the general arrange
ments OF the hop was sergt- r. s.
StitzeL
Picturesque caps were presented 10
the guests during the intermission-
Ices and cakes were served also at this
time and fruit punch was served
throughout the dancing hours.
The regular dancing class will be
held this evening at the Khaki club
under the instruction Of Miss karma
Deane assisted by IS young women
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Noah's Ark and the Animals Feature
Party Given For Many Little Folks

THE members Of the baby division
Of the missionary society OF As
bury Methodist church were the
guests Of honor at a unique birthday
anniversary party Saturday after
noon The affair was in charge Of
Mrs. L. A. Wilkinson. assisted by Mrs
W L. Care. Mrs s. z. stiles and Mrs.
P. D. Splawn.
On the center table a huge Noah's
Ark was placed while a long process
sion OF animals OF all kinds extended.
two by two, 10 the entrance Of the
ark. This formed a very realistic
background for the story Of the flood
which was graphically told by Mrs. w
L.. Care. Games were enjoyed and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

an animal hunt closed the program
Members present Were Elizabeth
and Dorothy Peters, Willie Maude and
Robert Carrie Claribel Harper. COrinne
Wilkinson. Grace HollamOu. Clyde
stiles. Maria and Francis Splawn,
Frederic and James Marston. Charles
Brown. jr- j. b. White. Mary and
Harris White. Helen Strinser. Laura
Horton. Perry Burton. Maxine AolL
Marion sullivan. Elizabeth Cunning.
Wanda Webb. Turrentine Jackson,
Helen Good. and Alesdames P D.
Peters. Frederic Marsron, G. a.
Brown. j. Is. White. Brice Jackson.
Miss Josephine Turrentine and the
hOstesses.
Willie Naude Care. having reached
her sixth birthday anniversary was
promoted to the junior division Of the
society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

, high school was held Tuesday morn
ing in the girls study hau at 9:f5.
Among the subjects under discuss ION
was that concerning invitations for
graduation The invitations were Sc
lected and ordered. The seniors have
had a great deal Of trouble about
their class rings. and after much de-
lay the rings are expected I'm a few
days. An the money collected for the
Taller Annual was turned in at this
meeting.
An assembly for singing was held
in the auditorium and many interest
ing songs were sung. The orch estra
entertained with many delightful Sc
lections, led by George Daland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Musical.

The recital given in the Woman's
club and auditorium Monday night
under the auspices Of Wade Hamp-
ton chapter. L. D. C., was wei ar
tended. Edwin Swain. baritone So
loist. was accompanied 5y Philip Sc
vasta. harpist. and JOSEF Martin. plan
ISL Prof. Martin presented one Of his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Pasoans Returning.

Mrs. Frank Carr has returned 10
her home on Prospect avenue after
visit in East Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. X L Simons have
returned from a six weeks visit with
relatives and friends in South Caro-
lima. where they visited on an old
cotton plantation, and in New York
city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

new compositions. "Pourquoi." which
he played, and which Prof swain
sang
Another program viii be given By
the same artists tonight in the Won
ems club auditorium An entirely dir
ferent program viii be given
The ushers for Monday nights pro-
gram were Mrs Hadley Sanders. Hiss
Grace Mcneil, Miss Minnie Taylor
Miss Melissa Smith and Miss Pearl
smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01


Commenting on the use OF Nuxated
Iron as a tonic. strength and blood
builder. DR.. James Francis Sullivan.
formerly physician Of Bellevue Hospi-
tai Outdoor Dept), New York. and
the Westchester County hospital. said.
Thousands are held back in life for
want OF sufficient iron In the blood.
A weak body means a weakened will
power and like the horse beaten by
a nose, many a capable man or woman
falls just short Of winning because
they don't back up their mentality
with the physical strength and energy
which come from having plenty OF
iron tn the blood. That irritable
twitch. that fit OF dependency. that
dizzy. fearful feeling-these are the
sort OF signals nature gives 20 tired,
hstless folks when the blood is clam
oring for strengthening iron-more
iron 20 restore the health by enrich
ing the blood and creating thousands
Of new red blood cells
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
about EIPasoaus.

Mrs. A. A. Escontrias, who under
went an operation at Providence hos
pital. has returned to her home, 261S
Wyoming srreer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01
Dinners and Luncheons.

Paul Anderson was host 10 q
luncheon on Monday at noon at the
Gift Shop. which is being run this
week under the auspices OF the
Daughters OF the British Empire. His
guests were Miss sue May Whiteside.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-01

OF Louisville. ky. house guest OF Miss
Louise Sanburn. Miss Sanburn. Miss
Mary Leighton. Rowland Anderson.
James Anderson and 81. L. Hopkins.