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Evening star., 1919-05-07

TAKE BELL-ANs BEFORE MEALS
end sse how nns good digestion makes you feel.
5eAdvertsement.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
List of the Speakers.

The list of speakers is an impressive
one. including Surgeon General Brais-
ted OF the Navy. Surgeon General Blue
or the public health service, Gen. Win
ter, representing Surgeon General
ireland of the Army. and Miss Mabel
T. Boardman. Mrs. Newton D. Baker
VIII sing and the Episcopal Bishop of
Washington will give the invocation
Franklin K. Lane. Secretary of the
Interior, will preside at the Wash
1ngton portion of the services, which
are to be nationwide in extent, hav-
ing been arranged by every Red
cross division, with a speaker of
prominence at each of the MANY sery-
ices.
Miss Delano had complete charge of
recruiting 10000 Red Cross nurses
Tor war service, and her efficient and
self-sacrificing labors during her
lifetime brought her praise from all
parts of this country and from
foreign lands.
Evening star., 1919-05-07
MEMORIAL SERVICES
FOR MISS JANE DELAN0
Tributes to Be Read Tonight From
Eminent Americans, Including
President Wilson.

Tributes to the memory of the late
Miss Jane Delano from eminent Amer
leans, including the President OF the
United States. are to be made public
at the memorial services to be held
tonight in honor of the former dlrec-
tor of nursing of the American Red
Cross who died in service in France
last month.
The distinguished service medal is
also to be posthumously conferred on
Miss Delano tonight in recognition of
her war services Secretary Baker will
make the award in person, if it be
possible for him to attend. and DR..
Livingston Farrand. head of the CEN
trail committee of the Red Cross, will
receive the decoration. if the absence
of Miss Delano's relatives makes 1t
necessary.
At the services to be held here in
the National Capital, in Memorial
Continental Hall at pm, cable
grams of appreciation and regret will
be read from President Wilson, for
mer President Taft, Secretary of War
Baker, Gen. Pershing and Henry p.
Dawson, while Surgeon General Ire
lands tribute and those of other noted
men will also be read
Evening star., 1919-05-07

lhe New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church
18th AND 81 STREETS NV,
Through its Allied Societies, will give three
Victory Dinners. in Lecture Room Of Church
on WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Nay Z. 8 and 8, from $50 to 7 o'clock. Home
cooking. prompt service, small tables and hot
breads are promised.
Dinner, IS Cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Miss Helen Darrach and Claire G. Ruby
Married With Pretty Home Wedding

selections and Charles Andrews. with
Miss McCrummen at the piano and
Miss Youart playing the violin obli-
cato, sang For You" AS the open
ing strains Of Lohengrin's wedding
march sounded played by Miss Nc
drummer and Miss Youart, two small
ribbon bearers. Eugene and Blevins
Mckenzie. came toward the altar with
lengths Of white satin ribbon, which
formed the aisle for the wedding
party. Arthur Dehringer was Mr..
Ruby's best man and Miss Jessie Oar
rach attended her sister as brides
maid. The bride was very charming
in a frock Of white net and lace over
white satin and her bouquet en-
shower was formed OF brides roses
Miss Jessie Darrach was frocked In
white net over she'll pink satin and
her arm bouquet was OF pink roses.
After the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held. The bride Is a
daughter Of Airs. J. i. Darrach and
IS very popular among a large cotorie
Of friends Numbers Of social cour-
tesies we're extended the couple after
the announcement OF their engage
ment Mr. Ruby's business interests
are located in this city and he and
his bride viii be az home at a resi-
demce on East Boulevard.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Mr. and Mrs. Presley Bittick Are
Hosts at Dinner For House Guest


2. y. Ryan, Phoenix were Arizona
guests Of the Sheldon Wednesday.
Charles Beali. OF Sierra Blanca. and
G. T. Tercero. and wife OF Maria.
we're west Texas guests OF the Mccoy
"Wednesday
capt. W. C. Simmons. A. J. Ram
sey c.. C. Crest and +. j. Jones. were
DouEias. Ariz- guests Of the sheldon
Dr. r. II. Geer. OF s724 Chester
street and his family. have as their
house guests Mr. and Mrz. j. II
Holmes. OF Sheffield. Tex
Arizona arrivals az the Mccoy hotel
W Wednesday were q. b- ewing ana
wife. CourtIand. Ms c. s. Davidson.
New Mexlcans registered az The Nc
Coy Wednesday Were- 2. ". sWackeTs
Tyrone Fl kearney and l. 81. John
son. Alamogordos T. Il. seibert Cp-
lumbus-
Mrs. Carl clifton Kruger has IS
her house guest her cousin. Miss Czech
Vaughn, q Nashville Tenn MISS
vaughn VIII be her cousins guest for
The next few weeks.
West Texans who arrived at the
Paso del Norte Wednesday were- =.
W Snyder ard wife. Maria y. 2. and
IL r. Merrill. Lubbock; llrs. D. IA
Trent Fort stockton.
New Nexicans registered at the
sheldon wednesday were ". W Dun
ham and vile. santa Fe; D. c. Hamif-
ton and II r SMELL Sweetwater; j.
p. Holland, Mogoll0n: G. +. Conan
Columbus: r. I. Beagle. Lagdalsna;
II 3 Thompson. Las Cruces.
Arrivals from New Mexico al the
Plso del Norte Wednesday were. ].
7. keoEh and r. ". Butt. Alhuquer-
cue. ". H. Bucher. Hillsboro. W r.
smith. Las Cruces. p. W. Barker and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

HONORING their house guest Hughes
II Jones. OF Louisville. KY, alr. and
AIRS. Presley ". Bittick were hosts
on wednesday evening at a prettiiy
appointed dinner at their apartments
in Hampton Court yellow was the
color tint employed combined effect
lively with the Halloween motif The
central ornament ot the dining table
was a large silver bowl OF yellow
chrysanthemums and the orange
tinted candles burned IN holders or
namented with tulle the shade Of the
candles The candle shades we're
decorated with the Halloween en-
hlems. The place cards and faVors
were also IN Halloween design
Covers were placed for Mr. Zones.
Miss GeueVleVe Bannel Miss Edna
Robertson. Earl Weisinger. OrVllle
Botrorff and Mr.. and AIRS. Bittick.
Members OF the white Shrine Of Je-
rusalem viii meet on the evening oi
November 13 and enjoy a Casserole
supper brought BIZ the members Mrs.
Julia sharp viii be chairman il
charge Of the details OF arrangements
and her assisting committee Includes
Mrs c.. c. Bicherson. Mrs. Belle Car
michael Mrs J. d smith. Mrs Rob
ert Barrett, Mrs Ruby T. Muse and
Mrs Charles RAIDER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
ConvaIeScent Soldiers To Enjoy
Big Gypsy Party" On Halloween

shauck, who is visiting Mrs. Greer. IS
planning a contest game Tor The con-
valesceuts IN which the prize VIII Be
q homemade cake. with the Hal
lowe'en symbols. a ring. a button and
g coin. Many other interesting and
unique pans VIII mark the evening
and the chaperons will be Mrs Det-
wiler. Mrs Greer and Mrs. W s. Mead
The regular weekly dance was
given at the Red Cross convaiescent
house at Fort Bliss on wednesday
evening under the auspices Of the Red
Cross and the War Camp Community
service The guests were received BY
Mrs J. G. Collinson, hostess Of the
Red Cross convalescent house and the
chaperons who motored out from the
city with the girls who attended the
dance were. Mrs. Margaret Hanlzius,
AIRS. Charles Glover, Mrs " S. Mead.
AIRS S. C. Martin. Mrs. F. J. Carson
Mrs. a Aronson- The music for the
dancing hours was furnished by Pvt.
81. J.. Munn at the piano and the Red
Cross served punch and waters 70 the
guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

J. H Evans. Lesila Park. P r.
Lynch. Tyrone and n. L. steward.
Carlsbad
Mrs. Emma Landou. who has been
the guest OF Or. Ida Bishop for the
past week. left Thursday morning for
her home ~ Phoenix. Ariz. AIRS Lam
don went over the santa Ee route and
via visit on her way home friends IN
Albuquerque. and VIII also stop at
the Grand Canyon and Ash Fork
Airs. 1l. IL Shoemaker. OF Omaha
Web. and sister, Ms Kate smith.
from Los Angeles, are visiting lirs.
A. 1L Dow. at the Dow home. 4olf
Cumberland street Ans smith VIII
stay about Two weeks. after which she
VIII return 70 Los Angeles airs S1oe-
maker VIII spend the winter in e
Paso.
Arizonans registered at the Raso
del Norts wednesday were P c.
Person j. c. Light and 2lrs. X G.
Light. Miami. AIRS o. Fiory. C.. G..
Ruby and vile. and p z Loore.
Phoenix. II. S. Mcqueen. D. ~. Boul-
din. and u. Gordon, Tucson. D. s.
Butler. Camp Verde. n. L Stewart
Casa Grande, and J. ~. Bennies Glea-
son
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

a BUSINESS meeting OF the FL Paso
n Federation Of Women's clubs was
held Thursday afternoon at 9 o'clock
at Khaki club No. T. Mrs Harry C.
Greer read a poem. Gust America, "
which appeared In the August num-
Der o. the general federation maya
zine. and Airs. C. c. Gibson read q
paper on why Federate2" followed
BY a general discussion Of the sub
ject The year books OF the FL Paso
federation were distributed and the
activities = the organization as sched-
uled therein follow
The meetings VIII be held on the
second Thursday ==a fourth Thursday
of each month, 20 and including Nay.
The first meeting Of each mont VIII
be program meeting and the second
business meeting. All meetings viii
convene az o. M There win be an
extra anniversary meetings on No
rember 10 The business meeting or
the loaztn Thursday in February VIII
be followed by a -tea hour" the n1sI-
ness meeting on the fourth Thursday
IN April By an election OF officers
the program meeting. second Thurs
day IN Nay. by the installation Of Of
ricers and the business meeting.
fourth Thursday IN the same Month
by a social hour.
Past presidents and honorary mem
bers are AIRS. C. 2. Kelly and Mrs.
s. J. Eeunel The. present officers
are 1rs. Ponder s. Carrier, president;
Mrs Julian A. sharp. first vice presi-
cent; AIRS. L G. Nalore, second vice
president. Mise Jessie =. S. NcDon-
aid. recording secretary; 1frs. 7. II
1filau- corresponding secretary AIRS.
r H Darlington. treasurer, and Mrs
T. IL Ryan. auditor
The directors are AIRS. S. J. Fen
nell. Mrs 3. Il Yale. Mrs Robert
Townsend. DR.. Ida j.. Bishop. Mrs.
Frank D Scotch 1Irs. Edward C.
Hitchcock. Mrs Flora A. Graves, Mrs.
Hindan Butler. Mrs. L. p. Kibier. airs.
Harry C. Greer, Mrs @. Il Iietsort-
parlia rlentarian- Mrs Flora A. Graves,
and historian, AIRS. S. J. Fennen
Committees include.
Program committee-Dr Ida i.
Bishop. Mrs S. j. Feunell. Airs. Julia
A. sharp ard Mrs. Frank P. Jones
ways and 2Ieans-NrE. Flora A.
Grares. AIRS. C e Kelly, Mrs. Frank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Fridays Calendar
In Local Societu

OFFICES Of the s2nd Field Artn-
" lery VIII give a buffet supper and
dance at the Country clubhouse. hon
oring Col G. Leroy Irwin. command
ing officer OF the regiment. and Mrs.
irwin.
Children OF the nursery OF the First
Presbyterian church viii give a Hal
.lowe'en entertainment and party at
the church at ,. m.
Parent Teachers association Of
3Iorehead school viii meet at the
school at ?. m
Enlisted personnel OF the Eighth
cavalry will give a dance in the eve
ming at Fort Bliss IN the administra-
ton building.
Meeting Of the Daughters OF erin At
2-30 p m. at Knights OF Columbus
Meeting OF the wade Hampton
chapter OF the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy at 3 9. M az Asbury
Methodist church.
Embroidery club viii meet with
Mrs. c. C. Crews at 9 p. m
Friday Bridge club VIII meet with
AIRS. william p Brown as hostess
Areme club meets at = m az me
home Of lIrs. william Quinn. 1921
Hamilton street
GYMNASIUM classes at the T. W g.
a. clubhouse from 10 10 IL o'clock.
Glasses for business girls $3.50 70 1880
.. N. Special classes IN athletic and
FOLK dancing. 1880 10 $3.50 p. m
Friday evening dance Of the alatn
motor machine shops at camp 500
Meeting OF the Tourist club at 2.10
o'clock at the home Of lIrs. J. ]. Knox,
z7z7 silver street. in Manhattan
Heights.
Tea at ?. m. at the y IS. C. A.
clubhouse in honor Of Miss llary Nc
C. A
Members OF the Square club and the
Hf-Y club viii hike 20 the palisades,
meeting at the high school at $3.50
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

THE Halloween party planned foi
1 the Red Cross convalescent house
at Fort Bliss is to be a big affair and
is to be a gypsy party. most OF the
girls coming IN gypsy costume Mrs
H c. Greer, in gypsy costume viii
read palms and tell fortunes. The ar
rangements for the party, which win
be given on Friday evening. October
81, are in the planning by Mrs. D. ".
Detwiler. hrs. Harry c Greer and
Mrs. J. G. Coliinson. Mrs Detwiler
has secured for decoration a number
Of witches" and the brooms to be
ridden by the witches viii be sent by
a local company. AIRS. Greer has re-
ceived apples through donations Of
friends The Gypsy camp fire viii be
attended by q devil" and a witch
and the kettle which viii be used be-
longed 70 Cen Israel Putnam in the
Revolutionary war and now belongs
10 the DetWiler family. Mrs =. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Ball Is To Be Given At Liberty Hall
Nov. s By Women'S Clubs Federation

IDA vincent. AIRS. Julia Behr Jacobs
and Miss Miriam Tolles-
The Woman's club Is formulating
plans to make the evening OF OCTOBER
go a very Interesting one. A HALO
we'en dance viii be given al the club
house and 1Irs. Horace Broaddus IS
chairman OF the committee OF ar
ranEements Mrs carl Price is IN
charge OF the committee OF uecora-
lions. The grand march viii be led
By mayor Charles Davis and Mrs j.
". Lorentzen. president Of the Won
ans club. Mrs Davis VIII march with
Maj. Gen. Robert L Howe
The Gri5lron club OF the University
club will give a Halloween dance
Wednesday evening, October %, In
courtesy TO the other members OF the
University club Halloween emblems
viii decorate the club rooms and the
guests viii be costumed in sheets and
pillow cases A number OF novel
features viii make the dance unique.
The Pvthiau Sisters viii give
dance on the evening OF November o.
The committee IN charge OF the ar
rangements for the dance includes
Mrs Otto Wyier. AIRS. Edith Nabours
and Airs. Carson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

THE FL Paso Federation OF Women's
1 clubs is planning a ball at Liberty
hall for the evening OF Wednesday.
November 6. which viii be one OF the
largest affairs OF the autumn and
winter season The ball IS to be a
affair and many interest
ing features win be introduced. Com
mittses are being named
A partial list follows.
Chairman, Mrs Julia A. Sharp
door committee. Mrs. Y. Z. Raggio.
Mrs r. H. Carrigan. Miss Margaret
Wagner Ponder S. Garter, ". 5.
Barnes and S. J. Fenneli; reception
committee. 8Irs. Ponder s Carter
Mrs. S. ]. Fennell. Mrs T. II Ryan.
Mrs. Charles Knoblauch. Mrs. Joseph
II. HurXthals Mrs Charles RAIDER. Mrs
jefferson d. Smith and Mrs A. w
DePew. floor committee. Charles Pol
lock. G. A. Martin. Hal Christie. T. j.
Ryan, Mrs Harry Greer, Mrs L =.
Kibler Mrs. Edward Hitchcock and
Mrs. William Wallace; Identification
committee at the door. Capt. Harry
Phoenix, Mrs Emma Webster, Mrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Girl Prisoner Is Too
Much For Reformatorg

New York. oct 28-Thres JUS
tees OF the court Of special sessions
in this city are debating what Is TO
be done with Ruth Carter. a 20-year-
Old miss. The superintendent o. the
Reformatory for Women at Bedford
hills. where the girl was sent fol-
lowing her conviction for Petit lar
ceny. Wrora 20 the chief justice that
the girl was iucorri Eille and was
stirring I'D things among the other
inmates SO he did not hare a calm
moment in the day. The three JUS
tees took her case under advisement.
but after a conference could devise
no new treatment for the far too
suir ted young woman. While they
are thinking it over she viii remain
in the CITY T0mbs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

This Armenian girl was carried
OF by a Turk and treated like a
slave. She was tattoed by her Turk
ISL master for purpose Of identified
ton The patches on her face
cover freshly made tatooes.
She is only one Of hundreds Of
Armenian girls who have been sub
jected 70 such outrages during the
past i've years. Now she is in a
home directed by the American
Y.W.C.A.. where she is being cared
for and treated medically.
The American Y.W.C.A. has es-
tablished a Service Center IN Con
stantinople where these Armenian
girls and Russian refugees come
for help and also for recreation.
Clubs have been established for
recreation and for studying Eng
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Parties.

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Christian church VIII enter
tain all the young people OF the
church and their friends with a Hal
1owe'en party this evening al the
church. on the corner OF oregon and
Franklin streets.
Alta meeting Of the Pythian Sisters
on wednesday evening IN Knights OF
Pythias hall. a delightful innovation
was given the IS members present
when Yrs Matilda Burroughs enter
tanned with q party for them Fol-
lowing the short business session
strains Of music we're heard Ms
Burroughs had not intended that the
members find out the occasion was
tie anniversary OF her birthday. but
they did so and brought many lovely
gifts to her. A cake. containing burn
Ing pink tapers numbering her years,
was cut by the guests. The table from
which refre shments were served was
decorated with Halloween emolems
and a guessing contest and dancing
were enjoyed during the evening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

lish, which has a great appeal for
all Armenian girls. One hundred
and fifty girls have registered In
English classes so far. Clubs are
also formed among girls working
in mercantile establishments and
as telephone operators.
These girls have been rescued
from Turkish homes according to
Margaret B. White. Y.W.CA sec
rotary in Constantinople. Many Of
them work at filing comfor-
ters with wool which has been
combed and cleaned. and so sup
port themselves. There Is also need
for more homes to be established
in order to care for the hundreds
Of girls being rescued now. Miss
White says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

VERY charming IN appointment was
Y the wedding service wednesday
evening when Miss Helen Dsrrach be-
came the bride Of Claire Garrison
Ruby. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Floyd Poe. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church at the Darrach
home on North Oregon street in the
presence Of the relatives and most
intimate friends OF the couple
The reception rooms were decorated
for the occasion with American
Beauty roses and the altar. impro-
vised for the service. was placed at
the east end Of the drawing room and
was in the midst Of an embankment
OF palms and white roses. Prior 70
the ceremonial. Miss Alma McCrum-
men, at the piano, and Miss Ruth
fouart violinist, played a group OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Coblenz Sports 4 Real
Lipe american BoolbLack

Coblenz. Germany. Oct z3--Co-
blenz Is beginning TO look more Ike
an American town every day with
The arrival OF wives Of American Of
ficers and their families, and now
sam Jackson. o. Jacksonville, tla-.
TO shine shoes at the railway sta
ton in true American style and tell
his experiences within Germany dur
ing the four years preceding and the
four years Of the war.
i tole them Germans, says sam
I to1e them ana when learned dem
white boys from AlASama, Georgia
Tennessee and Florida was comm
ovah ] knoWed de Jig was up
The female hornet only Is armed
with a sting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
TAKE NO CHANCES
WITH THAT Cold
Relieve it quickly with Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar-HOney

NR. BELLS Pine-Tar-Honey IS q
remedy that has fer years stood
by thousands Of cold and cough
suffering men, women, and children In
helping to promptly and effectively re-
Esve these dangerous attacks. Severe
colds or colds newly contracted are
benefited BY Its pleasant baLsanic and
healing antiseptics. Phlegm IS soon
loosened, irritation eased, inhamms-
ton aliaysd, breathing made less
dihcult.
You can give the children DR.. Bells
Pine ar-Honey, too Safe and econ
nomicaL Get a bottle today from any
druggist. SOC, 60c.. Sl.20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
AufomobiLing and Oulings.

On Friday afternoon the members
Of the Square club and Of the Hi-f
club viii enjoy s. hike TO the Eali-
szdes. followed BIZ ueiner roast. The
members Of the clubs viii meet at the
high school at $50 o'clock. They VIII
be accompanied on the iaunt oy Mr..
and Mrs W. y. Thomas, Ar and Mrs.
Carl 1Ioser and a group Of high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23
Ell Pasoans Array.

1Ir. and Mrs. W. A. Rank and their
son. william. IT. left Thursday az
noon for Fort Dodge. Iowa, to spend
Thanksgiving with Nr. Ranks moth
sr. A family reunion win be held
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

Hospital for Women and Children
St Marks. 1901 Nevada. Phi. $3.50. Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

The tourist club viii meet on Fri
day afternoon at 2;50 o'clock with Mrs.
zlzf Silver street, In Manhattan
Heights
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

On the evening OF October 6. at Sis.
MAJ Gen Robert l.. Howe win give
public
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

One Of the most Interesting pro-
grams ever presented by the art de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

llIl -llllll1llflfe
LYKO MEDICINE co.
Hsv Yush Kansas CIV. Ne
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

The mothers class Of the First
Methodist church viii meet FRIDAY
afternoon at 3 oclock at the home Of
Mrs r. s. Trumbull. 1914 Tularosa
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

ne Girl Reserves OF the rrade
schools VIII meet at O'Clock Saturday
afternoon at the Y. W. c. A. building.
At this meeting there viii be inaugu-
rated the movement for competitive
game work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-23

LYKO- is a splendid gen
urll tolicsa relsh1tle ape
tisor andan eZcellentstmula
80 the nerves system. IL re-
EaVes brain Tag ard physical
exhaustion build 8 10 the
nerves. strengthens the mus
cless corrects digestive discr-
dersand rehahiitlte1 generally
the weak. irritable ard worn
ont Ask your druEEist for a
bottle today ard get I'D q
llcepies1 nights.