El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-06
FIRST WEEK OF AUTUMN IS FILLED WITH SOCIALI
|GAITIES AND MANY MORE ARE SCHEDULED FOR
LOOMING WEEK; WEDDINGS ARE TO BE FEATURE|
b OLE 2. LANSpEN.

In honor Of Miss Margaret Ruth
] Schuster. whose marriage to Lieut..
/ Schuyler Bailey Marshall. jr-, is to
I occur on the evening OF September
I have been given This afternoon
/ Mrs. Fred A. Elliott is giving a tea
at the Elliott home on Copper street
I in compliment to her and a very
charming affair for her was the
! luncheon given Saturday by Miss
mother. Mrs. Philip Michael Schuster,
viii entertain at dinner Monday
evening at the Schuster home in
compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler
Bailey Marshall, ST., OF Dallas. Tex,
father and mother of Miss Schuster's
fiance and for his grandmother, Mrs
William Floyd Worthington, OF
Dallas, the guest list to include rela-
tives and out OF town guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Schuyler Bailey Marshall,
ST., and Mrs WorthingtOn will ar
rive Monday for the wedding and
they viii be guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred A Elliott at the Elliott home
on Copper street Miss Madeline
Austin, with her mother. Mrs. T. S,
Austin. arrived Friday from their
home in Washington, D c. Miss Aus
tin is TO be maid OF honor Lieut.
Marshall came Saturday afternoon
and Miss Schuster's brother. DE-.
Franklin P. Schuster Of Chicago,
also arrived Saturday, to be best
man for his sisters wedding.
Another social affair given in
honor OF a bride to be is a tea which
Miss Patterson is giving this
afternoon from four until six o'clock
at the Patterson home on Richmond
street honorinE Miss Martha De
Witt, whose marriage 10 Joseph
Carthal Byars, jr-, will take place
September IS Many pretty courte-
- r.
Miss De Witt and many others are
to mark the days from nov until
the wedding day. This evening,
prior to the dancing hours. Miss
DeWitt's fiance is entertaining at
dinner a group OF friends at the
Country club.
Numbers Of the society set are
motoring out to the Country club for
the weekend dance. The regular
weekend dance Of the War Camp /
community service will take place I
this evening at Khaki club No. l and /
viii be chaperoned by members Of
the Woman's club.
Not only has the week been filled 4
with club and social activities but
the young folk were made ready for /
school and numbers Of the younger /
set departed for school and college !
elsewhere. The high school and the
School Of Mines are again thronged /
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and happy from seashore and noun
tain The e. Paso School for Girls /
will open Wednesday Numbers II
girls who were here in former years
are returning and others from east
and west are arriving
An event for Sunday is the first OF
a series of musical services at the
First Presbyterian church to be
given during the season for the music
loving public OF FL PasO. The pro-
gram viii be opened with the sing
ing Of a great professional hymn
and the entire evening will be given
over to music furnished by a chorus
Of +. G. Billings and L. C
tenors. Frank Cheek and
James A Dick, bassOs: Mrs. A H
Eoldstein and Miss Mabel Brown,
lltos: Mrs. Robert Holiday and Miss
Barbara Worcester, sopranos.
September 10 holds much Of inter
est On that date Miss Schuster's
wedding takes place in the evening
It St Clements Episcopal church and
N the afternoon the Woman's club
viii give a benefit card party. Many
tables have been reserved for this
party and for those who do not care