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mAGIA. M~AGNETIsMO, Etc.

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h,-., -oia ' reSra. arSriciones. en-
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DOGMA $ Rieual de y Alta aS1A-conI
ne q Trss1Eulo de SaonoA- "a go
. Ta-o. secretcs del GHltn. mEronzn-
r. IIb-o TufernaL-Tratado complete &c
las ciercias ocuitzs
- Vs-dadero LIb-o dc O-o--9-aet'eaS &c
ra-osrisno, hlpuotiSCo y
Tectu-ss que corriEsn e. a~Poeanieno.
d, fai,a De vouncaG. ~ sncrElAS- In 'o-
Iurasn snpss-aco ea teLa :
Il DRAGON Rojo, 0 sea e Srae &c mA2Or
- p,Es- del Pensamisaso.-Su domino
cClturl So tue-2
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tos -a,iuros, s~sc-ecoS e maSTa. ee-.-SS-SV
v,-h;-iEio1<, G-lrorioS y Pent2eClS SO-'o
ginrot;snc T.A:=zL-ps=cSta1ion de as
fa-sas Gs los p-inci7ales hipIoaIa1o-
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Ia Venus &AslcA~Ssc7etHS paE2 ~
csrae anzC
49, Al Ei,2crsro-O6-a nCevs Por e.
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ssc-stos del Inferno %"
Sacrstos de los Garitos-A-te DC GanAT =,
todos los JueSoS "a,
sa--e,os de Alberto = GRANGE w
Ss--stos De . P--eS1diEitaclon ; n Nigga
TSr.iores p-acuraS &c es>.rroteo , pres -,
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1850 de Milzzros De "A Cruz de C1raTS-
ca-Joya GI Oeul-AEo a"c
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
IlBROS DE AVENTURAS Y Wales.

.O5r1s dc Emilio SalSGrL
a SIPS ce&G tprao-}
Los &is.erIos de IN India.
Los FIrzLzs &c n &l2.aSI2-
La CouQuIsta de IN Imperfo,
la F-aGzaza lie SandOHan-
l. k~scolquSta de MompTsceE
= key Gel Are
I'm rs NonLaaaS de Africa
T. T=o-o de Z Montana AEuL
la Destruction de CartaEo.
Los PIrataS &c las B~ernudaS.
Il EIterminio de una Tribu-
La AGuiIAS dc u Es.epa.
- ESlscla De IA Arauc4n!A
IL e. Ma de las Pe-Lls.
T. HJo del CCESaClp Rojc-
Les Uitiuros FilIDUScc-o5.
Les EStEaEoS de IA China
Ia Montana &c O-o-
LIS Ma-aviAaS del > 1000
ArcnhAyGS &c Buffalo Bill
"A so ceHtaros ea&c ;oro).
G. Pro.anadcr de tunhaA-
Uca Noche &C CaEuayaL
e I~nsuato dc rs v.bora-
Il Misterio &c las ocho dsSa&
Pe<a Diiic:L
In Tonic DenaSisdc Listo-
Z! Comrlot &c IN Jaez-
81 P-oscrpto de a MontaSA
In Piano Arnetralisaoga-
Lau23oS n Abisno.
Niais Tsrrorifico.
Daniel 81 Oso Y el Oso Juan
r. CaciGue Negro.
Liachamieato Fracasado.
La Estarla ParlanLs.
Los Bedulnos Roios-
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oBRAs DE HUGO CONWAY

A~pen+urcs dc Sherlock Holmes.
"a so rentaroJ csds :o-so-D
g VenGedor &c CAGASeSes;
81 Rcno cei DIam2n;e AL
l. Hia de- Usurcro-
blackwell e. PlTaa cei A&rn9A
lack eI D~est-lPaoo--
Los MoneGeros EAEsoS &c L'H~
Ia Nalea SzaSrien@
LIN Nsdico Criminal
81 Tests-ErJo JA DIrsctcr- ,
Shz-,o.E Holmes y e ConESAs1diS2 &c
q PcE-2s &c "a Moerts- NSP40
IN \, E.cuela del CrizseH de PTttSSUrS-
Ia E5uGa 2oSa De PARA
Ia Besaa HuzaaS-
Unz Nocas Dc Tcr-oS-
Il Robo lei Collar dc P-rAA
l. In!ans PoS2dA Gl CaLrA
T. Nauir2E,o De Corfu
q Esy de .oS BAn@3oS.
Aventuras dc John c. RGfftes.
a so ~een:cros eGss :eno.)
e Irc6Gn.to MlSts-icsc-
I'm Robo cu e PaAcio Real
Z! Principe JCSaGcC.
Il Aszl:c en- q Sleeping
e Ar-o Roio.
e Eeredero &c EaStrstac--
e Sccre:o del AnIlo.
Fl Presidente &c las CojsnilA
e FalSo Saltsa6or.
Il poncela RapcAdA
FL FuSil de- Negro
El Tesoro de- RoEhL
I'm Niaje &c Soc2S
Il Sacsr5ote Gel Sol
q Tesoro del EStanh
IN u Sztoue-A
~ Sscreto del TeSoro-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23

o,s-~fSu ~ 81 TeESTo.-Tor-oS 81
pcstcEos - ;sLG- q SLOO Coco MO-
Manual &c A~E-icuEtu-a , H4H2
Manual De A-tes y OtlesnS-
Manual de Acei-ES ) S15o1eS
Manual de A5a-LSrIa-
Manual de Ca-p.rtera Dc TSler.
Manual &c Cer-ajs-iS : Oo-aS de hSEEN
Manual del CoheEerO y Posyo-ssA
Manual del Cu-tidOr de Pietes-
N7-uaI Del Co1fItero : FaStetera
Manual del DesciaGo- LlcoCSIA
Manual de Elscc-lcIc2c-
Manual de FocoE-attA
Manual del E~ogzats7a-
Manual de Ja-dLCsr3a : HoTlcHTNT
G~-1sl de La5o-ec de NI1aN-
Manual de Lecherla-
ga.u7l dc Nec2nIcs Industrial
Manual del PIItcr-
Manual del TeyeE=atisS , Te-SonisA
Manual de- Reloje-c.
Manual de- SaSre-
Manual dsl Ea5ricarte De y.las-
Sia-qaI de Te-e1nara ; EGGi2eion-
Manual del LaP&ts-o.
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Ell trafieo sire, con Mexico.

Procedente de Ia capital de Ia Re-
puhlica lego hoy a esta ciudad Ell
primer tren directo que sc habia a.
nunciado, como indicio de que este
sarvicio quedaria reanudado de n
marera definitiva, Ell vista de cue Ia
region porque atraviesa Sc halla en-
condolences de prestar seguridades,
segun 10 ha "nunciado a la superin-
tendencia de qui Ia Direction &C.
neral de Re, --vcarriles.
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OBRAs DE CARLOTA BRAEME

a so certGooS ea6G vES).
& se-rc'o &c Lady Aurel
En- 81 NaaaIE &c bodaS
Entire dos Peca5oS
Ia Moderns CenIcIenta
La CorIr5a &c CraGoc
II EsreEa &c Amor
Mas De5il QUE una NuJer
Juc= y Parte
SUeloS Gel COr2zon
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ESPIRITlSMO.

II Lisro De kr Mediums y
r. cSnSsi. ls N:!aEroS y As PTeGiecio-
n4
- Evsrrel;o scStn q EsPrrItisrno -....Sl.oS
n Cielo y e Int!s-nc M
Ob-az gaseunas Se Allan A@71ee e ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23

Sugestiones a las madres por el Co
mite Nacioral de Edueacion Pu-
blica de los ESsados Uridos y por
la A~aoc;aeion N,cional de Kinder
garten-
Por la Sra. Katharine Church Solo
mons.
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O pERIODISTAS De
GUADALAJARA 7 FL
SENADO De LOS
EE. UNIDOS
Enviaron aqueIlos a este
IN mensaje ~pidisndoIe
Que trate el dsunto
de Mexico con
eCuanimidad

GU.ADALAJARA, Jal, Agosto 20.
En- Ia ultima session que ceAora-
ron los micinhros de Is Prensa Uni
ca. &c esta cirdad, Y a Ia que asistle-
ros los correspondents de periodlcos
de fuera. ~acordaron enviar I'm men
safe al Sienado &C los Estados Uni
COS, suplicandole Sc sirva tratar la
question de Mexico con toda ecuanl
ntidad, a fin de que todas las difficult
tades actualcs Sc resuelvan en- ter
minos de justic'a- FL m~ensaje fue
envIado va a Washington, pero has
IA how no ~ ha recib;do contesta-
cion. =.
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oBRAs DE GABRIEL D'ANUNZlo

- T-r,fo DO u yI2c--s. Dos tonns 5 l-20
- p1,-s- DoZ tono. 5 LEO
n 100 Dos tonos 5 20
= T-o,s,ts 5 o.56
Las gircenes de !aS RocaS -..-----.. ; 900
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23
JTNA OFERTA EXCEPTIONAL.

E1mtoe % estes cus-
tro a~rticuios, los cue son
de utilidad suma 4 toda per-
soma 1E=bta I'd tenido
auteHormcnts Il orortuni-
lad de adquirir este hermo-
SO -elcI a precio de fabri-
ca? S~eguamcnte que 10 ,
Quia nunca vuefva a pre-
sentarSele. Observe cuida-
dosanente este reioI y 50,
conveneera cue nj con uno
de $4,000 qoedara mas So
tSfecho que con este Tic
ne q joyas , Ia msqrins-
ria S3 eonstrIida del me-
Jor aec-o. ~pcfcelnAnts
ajustada, raz6n por In euI
Is mas exacto que e~ualauier
otro reio1. EF usado pr6e-
rentemerie Dor personas
quienes SOS ocupAeiones Las
obligan q teneT Siemprc u
bora e1acts- La GAIA Is de
ORC reIeno, artsticaments
grabada con IN asu;h 81
me-icana: e my faerte y
juntamente con "a maqui-
maria estAn gaRntiadas por
20 amos. Este relox vale
cuando menos $500. pero
en- vista de cue deseamos
que 81 pihlieo 10 eonorA
hemcs Gecidido vendero, For
IN corto sepacio de tcr1~
%. al prerio de ss-ss. y CO.
no ctamos des<osos oe CUE
nuestra casa sB oonocda
y est;mada del pihlico. d. !
renos
GRATIS, con cada resox
. $500 Va
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de sruidad bha del nepr seo que vale euando n@s sao fEI a H, o eMS
SSSIsN a. --r DO GRO runo, cuo vhr Is cuanco menos e SLWIy IN AMI
no mayne6eo. Que @ my it'll para Ia cuaion y aTo ae aEuhs e s n sa ., y 90
mo rmonSS%o NV rnhs doenrs: So vbr en- tMs parties s de 800 p@o n@"a
L. dms -rt iunanems con los demas obINn. Ash @ que no spce las He A
I'D bv nnnno No nos andc dnro achntdo soanene sLe' 1Ma ESQ cep r.
&C. go, Gr y y Moss nor sddanado,s Sc 10 drms pr solo 100 Eelas a L. usuens
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-23

Clsvieuis del Bsy Salon6u .--------. ~e
1,..;cnario InEs-naL-Contsne Is nagis
blanca. -oja y reSra- aISr1clones' en-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

Frame" by Miss Koontz herself
which concluded the program, was a
fitting and beautiful close to the
mornings entertainment.
The Egyptian Frieze. by Miss Ruth
Wilson, Miss Grace Koontz and Miss
Charlotte West was lovely. as was the
Groupe of Pastels, by Miss Elmine
Bridges. Miss Velma Blakley, Miss
Maxine Mitchell. Miss Marian Reid,
Miss Jean Koontz and Miss Babbie
Gault.
Others who took part in the pro-
gram were Miss Marjorie Blanck, Miss
Orpha Baughman, Miss Charlotte
West, Miss Edra Bulls, Miss Gather
inc Mullen, Miss Helen Jacobson, Miss
Mitchell McDaniels, Miss Adele KEEL
logg, Miss Ruth Wilson. Miss Maxine
Mitchell. Deborah King. Millicent Dill
Ion, Lucia Floersch, Cornelia Adams,
Florence Capes, Virginia Mills, Betty
Freeman, Sally Lou Gossett, Helen
Campbell, Mural Hobson, Loui Free
man and Mary Esther Bone.
y y X
Miss Virginia Richie. who is pupil
of Mrs. Daniel Muller, will appear in
a recital tomorrow evening at the
Daniel Muller School of Music. Miss
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

BYNfYRANAt1LIAMs JARRELL)

The dancing recital given Saturday
morning at the Orpheum theater by
Miss Marguerite Koontz and her pu-
pills was one of the most artistic pro-
grams ever given in Topeka. Miss
Koontz studied interpretative and
classical dancing at the st. Denishawn
school and is a wonderful exponent of
the art. That dancing is an art was
demonstrated at the recital Saturday
morning by Miss Koontz and her tai
ented pupils. All but two of the
dances were creations of Miss Koontz,
and the cOstuming for the dances was
designed by her.
In a program so varied and so ex-
quisitely executed. it is difficult to
make special mention of one without
speaking of all. The audience who
had the opportunity to attend the re-
cital felt that there was not a num-
Der on the program which could have
been dispensed with. In a Vatican
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

Margaret Rust, soprano, accompanied
by Miss Inez Horner, will assist in the
program, " hich will begin at o'clock
Virginia has been taking lessons of
Mrs. Muller for year, and shows eX-
ceptional talent. All who are inter
ested in music are invited to attend
the recital.
= y =
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve a one o'clock cafeteria
luncheon at the Guild adjoining Grace
Cathedral, to the Woman's club MEM
bers Thursday, at the same price they
have been paying at the Elks club.
y * y
The regular meeting of the Military
Sisterhood will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at 2:30 at the Y. w. c. A. The
president, Mrs. G. F. Rees hopes for
a large attendance.
* X ~
The Girl Reserve clubs of the Y
w. C. A. will have a social time, with
a play and storytelling hour Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 at the associa-
ton building. Miss Louise Curtis
who has been largely responsible for
the success of the Girl Reserve move
ment in the schools, is in charge of
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02
Looking Backward in State
Journal Society Column
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY

Thursday afternoon Master Edwin Kist-
Ter entertained number of his little
friends at a delightful party at his home,
I'LL North Van Buren, street The yard
was bright with gay hammocks, and on
the porch was hung beautiful flag. Sup
style and partners were found by match
ing bouquets. A cake walk was one of
the pleasures enjoyed by the little people
This led by Miss Mabel Skinner and
Master Edwin Campbell. The invited
guests we're: Mildred and Sadie Baird
ktttie May Dolman, Hazel Fulton, Ethel
Hyman. Blanche Reynolds, Clara Murrell.
Genevieve Holman. Mabel Skinner. Marie
Stock Elsie and Elena letters, Ida Cald-
well, Roy Petro. Edwin Campbell, Irving
Reynolds, Albert Stafford, Homer Travis,
Waldo Haywood. Fred Campbell. Andrew
Graham, Ray Miller, Gordon Luckhardt,
Colvin. The young host was assisted in
entertaining his guests by his mother, Mrs.
V. b. Kistler and Mrs. w. NJ. Costley, Mrs.
Jerome Colvin, Mrs. A. NJ. Petro and Monte
Kistler.
Mrs. Houston whiteside, while in To-
peka, was the guest OF Mrs. Chas. Gleed.
Mrs. Julia Wellhouse and niece, Miss
Julia Wellhouse, went to Rock Creek this
morning to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. A Hayes returned Thursday
from a two or three weeks visit with her
sister in Sheridan, Iowa.
Mrs Harry Ashby will entertain Satur-
day afternoon complimentary to Miss Mar
garet Dudley. In the evening Mrs. Il. c.
Hammatt will entertain for Miss Dudley
and DIR. Walker.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

R. Parks Bennett will sing a group of
songs, accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Radcliffe, pianist, and Mrs F. L.
Richards, violinist.
Mrs. George Parkhurst is chairman
of the social department, and is look
ing after the arrangements for this
last meeting of the club. Mrs. B. P.
Pugh is coaching the play.
X * *
Miss Annie NJ. p. Bundy will pre-
sent her pupil, Miss Zilla Isabel Suth-
erin, in teachers certificate recital.
tomorrow evening, June 8, at S:15
o'clock, at the United Presbyterian
church. Miss Sutherin will give an
analysis of each piano number. Be
side Miss Sutherin, Miss Ruth Gasche
Mrs. Mayme Mitchell Haage. Miss
lone Carver and Miss Edith French
of Silver Lake will take part.
Miss Sylvia Silverthorn will sing
several numbers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

The ushers for the affair will be
Mrs. Mae Rohrer of Atchison, Miss
Margaret Connors. Mr.. Paul Thorson,
Mr.. Elmer OLSON and Mr.. Clyde Nor
riss. The programs will be given out
by Master Hanley Sutherin, Helen
Sutherin and Isabel Pearson.
Miss Sutherin is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sutherin, 719
Morris avenue. She has much natural
talent and a keen artistic tempera-
ment
Miss Bundy will give her annual
recital, Wednesday. June a, at SIS.
The following students will receive
testimonials Miss lone Carver. Miss
Edith French and Mrs. Mayme Mitch
ell Haage. Miss Isabel Sutherin will
receive a teachers certificate. Miss
Frances Ulamperl will give a reading
and Miss Lillian Anderson, will play
violin number. Prof. E. F. Stanley
will present the testimonials and GER
tificate- Friends are cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Ethel Everingham will give
her third annual recital tomorrow eve
ing at Sis o'clock at MacVicar chapel
An attractive program has been ar
ranged. and the public is invited.
\ y
Mrs. Frank Hobart will entertain
the Tuesday Bridge club at a 1 o'clock
luncheon at the Country club tomor-
row.
Mrs. T. S. Stevens will entertain
with l o'clock luncheon for Miss
Fisher will have an informal afternoon
tea for Miss Neil on Monday of next
week.
The Hospital Breeze. a paper pub
iished in the interest of the patients
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

Don by Mr.. Morris, end will go to
Kansas City, here Mr.. Morris will
serve one year as an intern in the
reneral hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray E. Cope and
Daughter, Betty, of Tulsa, Okla. are
in Topeka for visit with relatiV cs.
Miss Margaret GiLette, " Kansas
City, was the week nd guest of Miss
Florence Rohrer.
ICoDtinund IN NEXT mare
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-02

Continued or next pageo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Fegan Family Is Reunited; Men Folk
All Back From Military Duty Overseas

NAL T. c. LEE, soninlaw Of Dir.
w and lIrs. A. T. Fegan. who mar
ried Miss Luisa Fegan here in 1915
while stationed in FL Paso with the
medical department Of the s2d In
fantry. has arrived in FL Paso with
his family to locate here Maj. Lee
was overseas with the expeditionary
forces and later with the army OF
occupation As Hrs. Lee never quite
became reconcilsd TO living in Niehi-
gan and as the major acquired quite
a fondness for FL Paso while located
here in 1915. they decided 20 make
their future home in FL Paso. The
major has taken an office at 514
Martin building.
Mrs Lees two brothers, Lieut. Jen-
1ings Fegan and Lieut. oscar Fegau,
have also returned from overseas and
the family is again reunited. Both
the Fegan boys we're in the motor
transport corps. Jennings has been
discharged, but oscar has been re-
tanned permanently in the army IS
an officer, being an expert on in
ternal combustion engines. He has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N. Harvey Give Dinner
As Surprise In Honor OF Their Sons

MR.. AND MRS. C. " HARVEY were
WI hosts Friday evening at beau
tifuily appointed dinner given as a
surprise in honor OF their sons.
Charles and Rufe. The drawing room
and reception rooms Of the Harvey
home we're decorated with quantities
OF American Beauty roses and the
table for the dinner service IN the
dining room had fer q central orna-
ment a great crystal basket Of pink'
roses. Entwined among the blossoms
was pink tulle which extended 10 and
was attached in butterfly bows TO the
crystal candlesucks which held pluk
candles The place cards were lucky
miniature black cats and the dainty
place cards containing an appropriate
verse, were in the pink tints- Mrs
P. X. knickerbocker and Mrs. Alice IL
Garrett assisted Mrs Harvey in re-
ceivinE the guests After the dinner
service the guests enjoyed theater
party and the boys in the group re-
turned 10 the Harvey home 70 finish
the evenings festivities with a slum-
Der party. The evening was enjoyed
by Charles and RUFF Harvey. Miss
Florence Glover, Miss Margaret Ste
vens, Miss Anna Martha Doak, Miss
Mary Frances Robinson, Miss kathy-
leen Orndorf. Kuno Doerr, IT., Cliff
ford Irving, Philip Doerr and Herbert
Rand.
Mrs Gertrude Hommel OF 1405 Rio
Grande street, entertained with din
ner party on Sunday evening in honor
Of 1Ir. and Mrs. James J. Long, OF Los
Angeles. who are visiting their
daughter here, who resides at 30Qs
Pershing Drive. The guests were MT.
and Mrs. Long. Mr.. and AIRS. K. p.
Bowman, George Hommel George
Irving, Mr.. and Mrs. ~ /. Hutchins-
Tn table for the dinner service was
prettilr appointed and conferred with
a crvstal howl Of zlnnlas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Mcdowell Club To Present Program
OF Works By Living Russ Composers


TEE Mcdowell club viii meet
1 Tuesday evening at the Womsn's
clubhouse and Miss Mary Heermans
VIII be in charge OF the program. The
compositions rendered viii be BY liv-
Ing Russian composers
The program follows:
Paper, Living Russian Composers
Mrs. Samuel Watkins.
Vocal solo, "Oh Thou Billowy Har-
vest Fields" CRachmaninoffl. C. J.
Andrews.
Piano solo. "Gavotts IN D" CGia-
zounoff). lfrs. Walter Ponsford
Russian dance, accompanied BY Miss
Beatrice Kills. Miss Elizabeth Gale.
Vocal numbers fa) The Snow
drop" (Gretchaninoffl, % Floods OF
Spring (Eachmanloff)s Mrs Ralph
J. Wilson
Violin numbers: (a) aCantabue"
fCasas Cub, fb) "Orientale" fCuD,
Miss Lois Mccall.
Piano solo, "Polichinelle" (Rach-
mammoth. Mrs. T. o. Barrett.
Vocal solo The Three Cavaliers
lDargomirgs SKYE chindler), Mrs. j. +.
kasrer. accompanied by George Da-
land and Miss Mary Heermans.
AIRS ". c. Hepburn was hostess
Friday afternoon to Circle 4 OF the
First Methodist church at her home
on Pershing drive. Plans were made
at this meeting for the Christmas ba-
gar which the Organization viii hold
and the committees Of arrangements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Hrs. Florence Brown Hostess At Party
For Son On His Birthday Anniversary

voskys M and Mrs, 3. Dubinski, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Farber, M and AIRS. B.
freeman, Mrs u. Wenders VISITOR
in the city from Minneapolis. / Wech-
ter, Rabbi Nathan Schecter, Alr- and
Mrs J. Cohen, Mr.. and Mrs Il Torch
teuberg. Mr.. and Mrs A. Stolaroff.
Mrs sam Swat. Mr. and Mrs A
Yaffe, Miss Ruth Hafte, Mrs A Pozll,
Miss Anna Pozil, 1Ir- and Mrs n.
Borschow, lIrs. H. Taffe and two sons
ternoon at the Oseransky home ana
Included.
Reading. In cherry Time, Mildred
Cohen
Butterfly dance. Grace Freeman
Piano solo, Miss Ruth Xaffe-
Violin solo. David Oseransky. ac-
companied at the plano by Miss Ger
Reading. Mothers OF France Lee
song. duet. sarah Berenice and Eliz-
abeth Oseranslly-
Later dinner was served
Misses Mamie and Linda Hempei
entertained with a miscellaneous
shower. Wednesday evening, in honor
OF Miss Helen Darrach, whose mar
rage 10 Clair Ruby viii occur at an
early date Bunco was the amuse-
ment Of the evening. the bride-to-be
winning first prize, hand painted
dish. The consolation prize went to
Miss Retta Moran and was a KeWpie.
Miss Darrach received many beautiful
and useful presents. Coffee, cake and
fruit salad were served Those pres
ent were Mrs ". L Nicholson, AIRS.
Jennie Darrach. Misses Helen and
Jessie Darrach, Irene Wimber, Matte
Hav. Retta Moran, Edith Buner,
Holen Bates, Josephine Bryant, Ma
ME and Linda Hempel, Lieut.. and
Mrs. J. a. Coonsv. Mrs. Hempei as
sisted her daughters in serving.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Charmingly Appointed Dance Is Given
ByCol. and Mrs. Wagner For Daughter


I IEUT- COL AND MRS. JOHN A
l. WAGNER were hosts Saturday
evening at the Wagner quarters at
Fort Bliss at charmingly appointed
dance given in honor Of the 18th
birthday anniversary Of their charm
ing young daughter, Miss Corinne.
Roses we're employed in decoration
about the reception rooms, which are
very artistic in furnishing. and in the
library cosmos were the blossoms Of
decoration
The color scheme featured the
dainty tlnts OF pink ana green and
these colors were emphasized in the
Ices served with the cake. The cake
was very artistic in design. having
a wreath OF morning glorfes designed
IN the icing. Miss Coriune cut the
cake and Miss Geraldine Aiusa and
Miss Roselle Ainsa assisted in serv-
ing. The table in the dining room
silver bowl OF Cecil Drummer roses
and lighted with pink candles in sill
yer holders.
Punch was served on the porch by
Miss Annapelle Gray IN the receiv-
lng line with Lieut. Col and Mrs
wagner and Miss Corinne was Miss
Mary Frances Robinson. daughter OF
Mrs Fred A Elliott Miss WaEner
was lovely IN pink Lulle Irock with
trimmings OF silver lace and pink
rosebuds in her dark curls Miss
Robinson was daintilv frocked IN
azure blue taffeta combined with su-
yer embroidered lace Her hair or
nament was also pink rosebuds. 1Irs.
Wagner was goWned in q frock OF
nile green taffeta DROPPED over a foun-
dalton Of silver lace The guest list
included. Miss Harriet Howe Mary
j RANGES Robinson. Florence Glover,
Geraldine Ainsa- AnnabeIIe Grey. Lo-
rena Morris. Roselle Ainea. Mary Out
senberry and Kathleen Orndorff. and
AIessrs- Rufe Harvey. Philip Doerr, I
Edwin Quinian. Edward Wild Z
das. Jimmie Gardenhlre. Bob Oliver
and francis Burger. Other friends
who came in to extend best wishes
T. Howe. Col. s. r H Tompkfns. /
Brig Gen James 3 Erwin. Col ]
George Langhorne. Ar and Mrs ".
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
How to Relieve
CATARRH
No Medicine to Swallow, Just Iuhale
medicafed Smnke.

Wonderful cures OF catarrh. head
noises and deafness are being reported
by men and women who suffered for
years They found quick relief in
soothing indicated smoke. Then. by
following the easy directions. their
ailments vanished and have never re-
turned
one OF the worlds veteran physi-
clans compounded this amazingly sue
cessfui remedy Of herbs Il may be
obtained in the form OF cigarettes; OF
for smoking in a pipe or holder. Just
ask the druggist for a box Of Dr.
Blosser's Catarrh Remedy and men
ton how you prefer to use It
This delightful remedy IS harmless.
contains no tobacco. The relief Is
usually felt at once A triple guar
antee cones in the box; you are sure
70 be benefited or no cost to you
Could anything be falrer ADV.