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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Wednesdays Calendar
Of Social EpenLs

UNITING department OF the Red
n Cross open in Red Cross shop, in
san Jacinto plaza. Mrs. Horace Broad
due chairman Of woman's work Of the
FL Paso Red Cross; Mrs. Z. s. Stewart,
chairman Of the department; Mrs. c.
E Kelly, vice chairman; Mrs. A "
MARTINEZ. chairman for the day: knit
ting instructors, Mrs. E. N. Bell, Mrs.
Hayes Watson. Miss Agnes Stewart
and Mrs. Z. Brown.
The Noman's club will hold a meet
ing On Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock At the club house on Mesa
avenue.
Mexican women Of the city viii d.
rect the serving at the Red Cross
shon ia the evening in benefit Of the
1ay nursery for Mexican children on
Park street The supper viii be do
mated by SenOras B. Tacker and Jose
fina B. de Beckman.
The women Of the congregation Of
the First Christian church will hold
good Fellowship all day on Thursday
~ IS very much desired that all women
Of the church be present. The mem
oers attending viii bring luncheon
SWIMMING al Y W C.. A swimming
POOL Glasses for adults. 9 to 10 o'clock
a. me- TO s o'clock p. m. with in
slruction- Swimming for adults with
OUT instruction. 10 10 Ia a m. TO
p m Swimming for children with
instructor ESQ to 8 p. m; without
inslruction, TO p. m.
Atrs- Ernest Harms will entertain
Win a card party on Wednesday aft
srnoon at 2;30 o'clock at the ToItec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

entirely free from debt. Its club
rooms are comfortably and prettuy
appointed.
Mrs. Bowen gave a number Of in
terestinE facts concerning the lie OF
Mrs WinSler. In 1908 Mrs. Rinkier
came TO FL Paso and later effected the
organization Of Robert E. Lee chap
ter.
Miss Myra Winkler. daughter OF Mrs.
Winkler. was made by the Robert E.
Lee chapter a life member OF the or
ganization-
Mrs Bowen's tribute 70 the men OF
America was very tender.
The gold stars OF the chapters serv-
ice flag honor Lyndley Spencer. the
first 10 fall; Sergt Gordon Rhodes.
Corp Chas- E Dickinson. Capt Jack
Porter Pryor and Capt. Luckett
Cochran.
a violin solo was played by Mrs.
Percy r KnickerbOcker. and Mrs.
Charles Montgomery sang. Mrs F. 81.
Johnson. Jr-- gave a vocal solo and
the quartet sang -Tenting On the Old
Camp Ground" Mrs J. J. Pearce was
accompanist for the musical numbers
Capt H F. Stacey, commandant OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Weddings.

Announcement is made OF the mar
riage in Las Cruces on April IS o.
Louis c. Poteet. Of the base hospital
at Fort Bliss, and Miss Evelyn Oar
row. OF Chicago. The wedding party
including the bride and groom, Miss
Oily Bilingsley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Harris. motored TO Las Cruces
for The occasion AR and Mrs POteet
viii make their home in FL Paso until
Mr. Poteet receives his discharge from
military service
a pretty wedding service occurred
on Monday evening when the Kew. j.
r Williams. pastor Of the First Bap-
fist church. united in marriage at his
home on Magoffin avenue. William n
Dennsteadt Of the army motor service
corps and Mrs ina T. Gillespie Mr.
Dennstedt Of tie army motor service
corps and Mrs Nina r. Gillespie M
Denusreadts former home was in Chi
cago. Ill Those present included
Mrs Olive Renois. Mrs. David futile.
Mrs II. n Barrett. Mrs. F. R. little,
and Mrs Dean Sherry. Mr. and MS
Dennsteadt viii make their home IN
e Paso for the present
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Pasoans Auap.

Miss Dora O'Eeefe will leave in a few
days for visit Of several weeks in
LeayenwOrth and Kansas CITY.
Dr. and Mrs J. II. Richmond left
Monday afternoon for New York.
Where they viii visit for about a
B. F. Peters. r.. has returned from
New orleans, having been called there
~ the serious Illness OF his mother.
Alrs- b F. Peters. ST.. whose death &C
CURED on Tuesday last Mrs. Peters
and her children will remain IN New
Orleans few days longer.
Many Il PasOans are leaving for
california for short visits and many
are going to the coast TO spend the
entire summer season. Among N
Fasonans ia California is Mrs W s
Mis-, who Is guest at Hotel Bel
Federe at Santa Barbara
Miss Nary Lou Smithermau and
MISS Lucille Alderette viii leave for
austin. Texas, this evening Miss
Aloerete goes as representative from
me schools Of FL Paso county to spell
IN me state contest at the University
OF Texas. This is Miss AIderetes'
second trip TO Austin 10 spell in the
state contest
Mr. and Mrs. Max Rosenberg Of 252s
Montana street, and baby, viii leave
tuesday for the east. where they will
remain for three months, visiting IN
St Louis. Chicago, New York and
oLner points. At the expiration ~
their visit, which is a trim conbfDfn~
pleasure and business. they viii re-
turn TO FL Paso to make their home
and M Rosenberg viii establish q
business here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
about EIPasoans.

Miss Helen Roberts is III at her
home with a severe attack OF ton
silitis-
The condition OF Mrs z. II. Yale,
who has been III for the past week at
the Yale home on Mckinley avenue, is
much improved
M and Mrs John II Boyle. Of 57os
Clifton street. are the parents OF a
baby daughter. born April l.. The
little arrivals name Is Francine Boyle
George R. Wells. formerly = captain
OF infantry, who was discharged from
service March 5. has been commits
stoned IN the officers reserve corps
as captain.
The condition Of Jack Rule. the
small son OF AIr. and Mrs John Ar
thur Rule, who has been very ~ AT
the home OF his grandfather. Judge W
u. COldwelL on Los Angeles street. is
improved.
Friends OF Mr. and Mrs. sam II. Alp
hin. who formerly resided in this city.
viii be glad 10 learn that both SIR.
and Mrs. Alphin have recovered from
very severe attacks o. influenza At
one time Mrs. Alphin was not ex-
pected to recover.
John Lorentzen. small son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. ". Lorentzen. who has
been III for several weeks with an at
tack OF scarlet fever. is recovering
and and viii soon be able 10 be out
The quarantine has been lifted from
the LorentZen home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Home Wrinkle Recipe
Astonishing Results

such startling. sensational results come
from very SIMPLE, harmless home-made
v7rinl1ie-remover. there's no excuse now for
anyone wearing those hateful marks OF
age. Illness OF worry. No need foo1ine
eLtn worthless pestes. creams. nor Skin
IooQs which don't feed the skin. No need
Faoo-ng, massagins, steaming-seu
methods which expand and loosen skin
and underlying Issue. aErrsvatin7- a
FTr1nkled. flabby condition Better Fsner.
slrer, is the scientific saxolite formula
thousands have successfully tried ft-thou-
sands freed OF wrinkles. enlarged pores.
Eaggy cheeks. double chin - Thousands
younger looking. happier!
All you need do IS 70 dissolve one
ounce OF powdered saxolite IN oue-haif
pint witch hazel. and battle your face in
this The effect IS almost maEicaI- Even
deepest crows feet completely. quickly
vanish Skin becomes firm. smooth. fresh
looking-bears no trace OF treatment er-
sept that OF enhanced beauty. Get these
Inexpensive ingredients AZ your druggists
and try this marvellous sarolits lotion to-
day--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
High School Pupils Have Visitors
One Student Is Given Gold Medal
By HELEN LOOMS.

A n assembly was held in the audi
n torium Of the high school at s:45
Tuesday, during which several inter-
sting talks were made. including a
talk by oirs. Chas. Bryan on what the
Daughters Of the Conferedacy offer to
the pupils Of the FL Paso high school
in the way Of scholarships. Mrs. c. s.
Sargent also spoke, explaining the
organization OF the National Society
Of Colonial Danes Of America.
a gold medal was awarded Frank
Clayton for the essay he wrote in the
contest held recently among Il
students Of the high school for the
best essay on Colonial day topics. His
topic was Colonial Days and his es-
say was so TO the point that A H
Hughey has offered a period during
the day, at some time soon. for the
reading Of the essay Those receiving
honorable mention were Lois Mccall.
who wrote on Colonial Life" AdeIia
Escajeds. on ''Witchcraft in salem"
and Ruben Rapport on Life in the
Colony"
Thomas Christian. who has been
directing singing In many army
camps, sang number Of songs during
the assembly. He was encored many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Robert E. Lee Chapter, U. D. C.,
Holds Memorial for Honored Dead

IN sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock
" a very beautiful service was held
at Trinity Methodist church by John
Brown camp OF Confederate Veterans
ana Robert E. Lee chapter OF the
United Daughters OF the Confsderacy.
in memory OF the late Mrs Angelina
Virginia Winkler, who was the wife
OF Lieut. Col. Clinton II Winkler,
commander Of the fourth Texas regi-
ment. Hoods brigade, and in honor Of
the Confederate dead and the men
who fell in the world war.
The first number Of the program
was The star SpanEled Banner" and
The Home Light" sung with beautiful
effect By Mrs. VIII T. owen. Mrs. Rob
ert Lander, " H Barrow ara c. c.
Ballard.
Then Mrs. James z. Bowen gave
history OF the chapters work since its
organization u years ago.
The report OF the expenditures for
the y years was given by Mrs. Bowen.
II totaled S7235. The chapter is now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ROSenbIu1n Are Hosts
At an Elaborate Dinner and a Dance

Mrs n solomon, c Lorentz. M. and
Mrs r. Fessinger, s. Sandfelder. Mrs.
J. Sandfelder, Mrs C. Shoenfield. A E.
Eosen blum, Miss Sadie Rosenblum and
J. Rosenblum
Mrs Rosenblum's dinner gown was
Of gray geOrget, built over gray satin
and deliberately embroidered
All during the present week a group
OF the most prominent Mexican women
OF the city are directing the serving
in the Red Cross tea and luncheon
room, the proceeds from their philan-
throphy TO be given for the funds OF
the day nursery for Mexican children
The interior Of the shop is very beau
tifully decorated with quantities OF
flowers Of the spring season Upon
each serving table there are great
bowls Of carnations and crystal jar
dinieres about the great room are
filled with Easter lilies. Birds sing
among the green ferns and blossom
ing plants and 10 is all indeed
charming setting for the suppers OF
Spanish dishes served there. on
Thursday evening the supper served
there will be donated by Senoras san
tos n. Falomir and Armida NJ Floro-
mir. On Friday evening the captains
for the evening viii include Mrs. c. +.
Gonzales and Mrs Bolanos Sacho and
Mrs. Francisco NJ. PriseO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

John Brown camp. called the roll OF
the Confederate dead and the benedic-
ton was said by 3. " g. Williams
Robert E. Lee chapter viii this sum
mer erect white granite monument
TO the Confederate dead in their Con-
tederate plot IN Evergreen cemetery
Mrs. ". s Tilton was elected presi-
. dent OF the Housewives league for
the coming year at a meeting OF the
organization on Monday. Those elect
ed 70 serve with her are; AIRS. r. c.
Walshe- first vice president; Ms
Harry Henderson. second vice presf-
dent; Mrs Robert Townsend, CORE
spending secretary: Mrs George
Booth. treasurer; Mrs O. F. Metz,
secretary. and Mrs. P J. Tighe and
Mrs J. Il Smith, directors. The re-
firing president. Mrs R. J .Tighe,
made an appropriate speech. recalling
the many pleasant and beneficial
measures which the league has car
ried through and also mentioned the
war work done in the way Of conser-
walton OF food. She said that num-
bers OF e. Pasoans think the league
was organized as a war time measure
roneous. as the league has a wide field
before IL in the idea Of settling do
nestle and civic problems OF peace
days.
Mrs. Tilton also made a talk. IN
which she outlined the work OF the
league. stating that elimination Of
the English sparrow, flies and mos
quitoes viii be one OF the principal
efforts.
Mrs. Robert Townsend was one OF
the chief speakers OF the meeting and
discussed the Smith-Towner bill and
also the suffrage amendment which
is TO be voted upon on Nay "a. In ex-
planning the Smith-Towner bill. she
outlined IL as follows
It is to establish a department OF edu-
cation. consolidate bureaus, authorize
appropriations for specific purposes.
preserve the state control OF funds,
provide for the removal OF illiteracy
by education. America nike the aliens
within our borders provide for the
ers and to provide equal educational
facilities for all
Following Mrs Townsend's speech.
the league adopted resolution in the
name OF the women's organizations Of
FL Paso endorsing the Smith-Towne-
educational bill and urging the 66th
congress 10 act favorably upon IT,
During the business session IL was
decided that the organization adjourn
for the summer after the next meet
ing. which takes place on the last
Monday in Nay. There VIII be called
meetings uuE44H t-lc e-4illt-Sl ll49 .l-A-9
II any occasion requiring them arises
Mrs. T. II. Smith read a letter from
the little French orphan. Jean Miilet.
which the league ADOPTED last winter.
Mrs Julia a Sharp. wee president
OF the FL Paso Federation Of Women's
Clubs, has called a meeting OF that
organization for Friday afternoon al
3 o'clock in T. o. o. +. hall At this
meeting. plans are to be discussed for
the luncheon which the club IS giving
for the delegates TO the Registered
Nurses convention 20 be held in the
city on May l.. 10 and a It has
been decided by the various wouen's
organizations Of the city 10 write let
tiers 10 French orphans adopted by
them for poppy seed 10 be planted in
America in memory OF the men who
fell on the poppy covered fields OF
France.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Out OF TOwn Visiioz.

J. r Price. Of Phoenix. ARK. is reg
lstered al the Sheldon hotel.
John S. Schall. OF Maria. Tex. Is
registered at the Sheldon hotel.
Z. W Myers is registered at the
sheldon hotel from AIagdalena. y. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. ". Evans. OF Silver
City. y n, are guests at Hotel del
Robert L. Parker. OF Phoenix. Ariz.
IS registered at the Paso del Norte
AIRS. x. Goodrich and Mr.. and Mrs.
IL C. Humphreys. Of Douglas. Arfz..
are guests al Hotel del Norte.
Frank Murtha. jr- is in the city
from Fayetteville. Ark. and is visit
ing his father. Frank Nu-tha. his
grandmother. Mrs J. r. Murtha- and
his two aunts. Mrs. ". y. Carl and
Mrs Daniel Jones OF AIamogordo
street
Richard G. Redmond. nephew Of Mr..
and Mrs G P Mcrehead. who is a
petty officer in the radio station at
san Francisco, is visiting at the
Morenead home while on a furlough
de VIII return TO California at the end
OF MS furlOugh- His brother. Oscar
g. Redmond stopped In Fl Paso Tor
rev hours Sunday en- route 10 Pre-
siolo, Calf, with the 95th division.
De has Just returned from France
with the 95th division, military police.
company B.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Spring Of
hineteen-h Nineteen

Finds Reconstruction Of Lost Health
Tone and Exhauated Strength.
More Imperative than ever before be-
cause Of the war. the dreadful cpl
denies and the trying weather.
Hoods Sarsaparula IS the great re-
constructive medicine It
1st- creates an appetite,
I'd. aids digestion.
Sd. perfects assimilation OF AL food
So that your blood and body receive
the benefit Of leo per cent Of this
uour1shmeut-
This rapidly restores your reserve
strength, naturally bringing about
normal conditions OF health
Hoods Sarsaparillz is Americas
blood-purifyinE Spring medicine, with
A record OF greatest sales and cures
Hoods Pills are a fine family "a
thartic. gentle and effective--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

{ 1-2as' Joseph Mccormick, lawson Nc
Kinney, Ronald German Robert
foungberg. Author Wheatley. John
Leighton Francis Lynch. Kenneth
I Cummings. d. N. Coppinger. Herbert
Wieler, James Leonard. Eugene John
ana Edward Donaghue. Charles and
I t1arry Mckeuy, John McEivett- Harry
Sloonen. Timothy Sullivan. Chas. Gil
-e --. Philip Shaw. WILDER and Ru-
pert ~ e-sel. Bernard Morgan. s w
tlato, Robert Cramer, William Knapp.
Ionn shea James Knight. Charles
Brann- Edward Redding.
The affairs given recently at the
country club are as full Of charm
and pleasure as were those given in
the preWar days before the shadow
cast gloom over all social affairs
me buffet supper and dance given
olrinE the past week 10y. the SD field
artlllery Was delightful event. as
was also the weekend dance There
were innumerable teas. luncheons and
dinners at the club also during the
week one Of the pleasant social af-
fairs scheduled for the present week
is the dance TO be given at the club
by the officers Of the Seventh cavalry.
which is TO be one OF the largest az
Ialrs OF the season This dance is 10
Dc given on Friday evening and Mai
malcolm Wheeler Nicholson, chair
man or the committee OF arrange
ments, states that various delightful
and mysterious features for the dance
VIII not be divulged until the evening
on which il is to be given. Assisting
Mai Nicholson with the details Of the
narty are Lieut. c. p. Warren and
Lieut.. H r. Gay. Alfred F. Kerr is
president OF the Country club.
Souvenirs VIII be given out. giving
the names OF patrons and patronesses.
The press committee consists OF
the Misses Evelyn and Mary Sted-
mond. The refreshment committee IS
composed Of Miss Lucille Lyons and
assistants. The floor committee viii
be composed Of Charl Brann. Robert
Carson. Leo Wren. Dawson Mckinney,
Thomas Mccormack and George
Schneider Those on the door com
mittee are Ferd Schneider, Robert
Toungberg and John Long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

times by the students After the songs
he gave a short talk 10 the students.
Prof George Daland led the student
body in singing patriotic songs. which
concluded the program.
All the students OF the high school
have been invited TO attend a public
meeting at Cleveland square Wednes-
day evening at which time speaking
and singing for the purpose OF fur
thering the Victory loan campaign
viii be heard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
MICHIGAN HOUSEWIFE
TelIs How vinol Made Her strone.

Bronson. AIich--'I took Vinol for a
weak rundown condition, and back
ache and had 10 keep Up and co ny
house work FOR my family OF three
Ninol has improved NY condition SO
that now / feel Ike a different per
son Mrs. Albert Rose
The reason We recommend Tinol &c
cur customers for such conditions. is
heca use we believe Il to be the most
successful strength creator we know.
containing as it does beef and cod
liver pept0nes, iron and Manganese
peptones and glycsrophosphates The
greatest Of al tonics- Kelly & Pol
lard. Druggists and druggists every
Where-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
GiTlsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try 1T

squeeze The Juice or two lemons
h4to a bottle containing three ounces
II orchard white, shake well. and you
have a quarter pint Of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beau
inner at very very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter viii sup
ply three ounces OF orchard white for
a few cents Massage his sWeetly-frag-
rant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and see how
frecklss and bIemishes disappear and
how clear. soft and rosy-White the
skin becomes. Xesi 1t is harmless and
never frritates.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29


WHITE foulard figured in blue Is
w charming sumner fabric. Itc
graceful folds lend Just the right line
to this long WASTED afternoon dress
which carries a tunic and deep cuffs
OF white Georgette crepe. The blouse
is made with q simulated panel. which
is effected by hand-run tucks on
either side Of the front and back A
panel OF foulard falls straight al the
back and loops under the tunic Of
Georgette. which is bordered with q
band OF blue beads. The cuffs are
also trimmed with an insertion Of blue
beads The round neck is cut strai ght
down the center for eight inches, and
Is outlined with beads and laced with
a string Of beads The narrow Eirdls
front. and is weighted with two tas-
sells OF blue beads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Army

A very delightful entertainment was
given on SUNDAY afternoon for the pa
tents at the base hospital by group
Of FL Pasoans who met ut the Red
Cross Hostess house and went over IN
a group 10 the base hospital. Flowers
were distributed among the PATIENTS
large numbers OF these blossoms sent
out by Mrs. Winchester Cooley.
A coterie Of little girls sang during
the afternoon. These singers included
Helen Stevenson, Wilma Cleavenger,
Elizabeth Watson. June Pfleger. Merle
Lemon. sylvia Crow. Eileen Sackett,
Hortense Schaper. Fay Schaper, Mar
care BoEess. Clarice Douglass. Alice
Outlaw and Viola Lancaster.
The chaperons for the afternoon
were Mrs John Lemon. Mrs. :. A
Sackett. Mrs. I. G. Collinson. Mrs. r. A
Hubbard and Miss Katherine Ostraner-
Winchester Cooley, field director OF
the Red Cross. was in charge Of the
Entertainment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Plants Starving?

Don't expect your trees. shrubs.
roses and plants 10 grow or bloom
without feeding them something.
Order 100 lbs Of Wright's IDEAL
PLANT FOOD and watch them grow
and bloom. Directions with each bag.
WRIGHT NURSERY COMPANY,
phoua 2Tfq
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
Cards.

A pretty social affair OF the week
VIII be the card party on Wednesday
afternoon given By Mrs. Ernest Harms
Wnen she VIII be hostess TO 25 OF her
trends At the ToItee club.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

Miss Jennie Baines. an English SUI
tragist, sentenced at Melbourne to six
months imprisonment for displaying a
red nag has gone on a hunger strike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

90. 1913
Forecasts
r. Paso and vi
entity Fair tonight
and wednesday
New EeEico- To-
night fair con-
rlnueI cool We'd
uesday fair and
warm r.
Arizona TonlEh-
and wednesday fair.
warmer wednesday
ard north AID east
portions tonight
West rexas To-
uight fllr- cooler
southeast portion
Wednesday fair.
|- III Dnen az man
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

Automobile Wrecked By Careless
Driver
Your films are also spoiled BY care
less finishers-
We do finishing without wrecks.
}. r. Gandara Photo supply Co.
Next To Wigwam Theater.-Ady-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29
THE WEATHER.

[. 5. DEPARTMENT oF aGEICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

~ ~ ~ scnuInsnn
" INNS -------.- Sch imam
Imogen Peay-
.. bocca Dolorosa- -Sibella
- une Prison ------- -Reynaldo Hahn
Bergerette .----...-.--..W eckerlin
Triste est le Steppe- GretchsninOff
lie Solr ------------- - hoUas
Constance Alexandra.
Sonata--The DEVILS Trill. Tartini
Larghetto.
Allegro energico.
Grave.
Allegro assai
Ilya Schkolniz.
End Ballad in F.--....----.---Ch Chopin
Etude INSTRUMENTATION. Chopin
Valse Op- - in A Fiat Chopin
Imogene Peay.
Cancion de Amor 900 -Gregor Skolnik
La Chase ------- -Cartier-kreisler
Caprice Nienuois -..---- KreIsler
"HaIiing Norwegian Dance.
------.----- Herman Sandy
uya SchkOlnik-
RAISING BY -.--- $1,000 = 1rceil
Curly Headed Baby ---------. Clutsam
Just You --.------.--H- = Burleisn
Inter Nos ---------------- Mac Fayoen
Constance Alexandra
~ '-' ans nya schkoinlk.
A delightful musical affair Of the
weekend was the recital given by
Miss Eureka Ryan at the home OF
Mrs ". P Brown on Los Angeles
street Assisting were Mrs David V
Fennessy, violinist. and Mrs J. VAL
ter Christie. soprano. Miss Ryan
played the difficult compositions OF
the program in brilliant manner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

For every 100 vacant situations for
females I'm Switzerland, there were
SCI applicants.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

Bradford. England. has women
church bell ringers who can perform
-heir duties equally IS well as men
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

=o-E pocs1-.s q.
.ucEssECu EHE4
49, rrrasEas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

Observations taken
AZ a. "a 41-h
meridian time Apr
90. 1919
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-29

John Brown camp. called the roll OF
the Confederate dead and the benedic-
ton was said by 3. NJ C. Williams
Robert E. Lee chapter viii this sum-
mer erect a white granite monument
TO the Confederate dead in their Con-
federate plot in Evergreen cemetery