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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

affairs for the week viii be the re-
IcepuOn on Monday afternoon at Hotel
Paso del Norte, given by Mrs a Stol-
aroft and Mrs. Harry Lyman, honor
ing the bride Of Fabian StOlaroff. The
receiving hours are 10 be from to 8
o'clock Mrs StOlaroff was the former
Miss Eeina Bibo, q member of a prom
lnent family Of san Francisco.
On Tuesday afternoon the Pan-HeI-
lenic association will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Harry Baldwin, 1105 Noble
street This is to be a joint business
and social meeting and the hour Of
assembly is 2:30 o'clock
On Wednesday afternoon at > o'clock
the music department OF the Woman's
club VIII hold its regular melting at
the club house at 3 o'clock Mrs IS. J.
Prudential viii direct the interest
ing numbers Of the program.
On Thursday, Robert +. Lee chapter
OF the United Daughters Of the Con
federacy viii hold a meeting at 3
O'Clock The meeting Of the chapter
was postponed from the regular meet
ing day last week on account Of the
serious Illness Of Capt. J. W. Brady.
Much enthusiasm is being shown IN
the story telling class which has been
organized and is being conducted by
Miss Helena Huffaker. of the Y. w c.
a. The classes are held at the cen
tral association building between the
hours of II and u o'clock. and viii
meet this afternoon and each Satur-
day hereafter.
The Saint Patricl1's motif has al
ready begun TO feature the decorations
in numbers Of the social affairs and
this motif viii be the feature OF a
number Of parties for the coming
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Clever Minstrel Show Is Given by
University Club Preceding 4 Dance

GO clever was the minstrel perform
~ ance given at the University club
on Friday evening preceding the dance
that the time passed almost as rapid
~ TO the audience which filled the
club rooms to OVERLOOKING as did the
time which was marked by the great
clock and laugh meter on the stage
where the hands revolved so rapidly
that two hours passed in the space Of
as many minutes.
The opening numbers o. the pro
gram. which was given by the Grid
iron club. found the members seated
upon the stage with Norman Walker
as interlocutor.
Mr.. walker planned the show. wrote
the scores and directed the MINISTRIES
and the songs. jokes and numbers Civ
en- by the club would have reflected
credit upon the highest class OF pro-
fessionals. Vincent Andreas. Ben
Lewis and Tom Couzens caused no end
Of merriment in their black face
stunts
During the first portion OF the per-
Torrance. Paul Nafe sang I'm AL
ways Chasing Eainbows" and re-
sponded TO enthusiastic encOrinE-
Ben Lewis sang. in very amusing
and clever manner. accompanying his
mum Der with dance steps. Every DAY
is Sunday Since the Town Went Dry
Another amusing number was tho
song. she Loves Ne and Love Her"
by Charles Brann, who unrolled yards
and yards of sheet music when he
was presented This number was much
appreciated as was the following one
Beautiful Ohio" sung by Fred G.
r~ra I'D H-nH D. So
their usual charming style
Mr.. Billings sang the solo and Mrs
Holiday sang with him in the chorus
from the audience The effect was
very beautiful.
DR.. C.. c. Homan sang It'll We Meet
Again and was Joined in singing the
chorus by an added quartet Of voices
This number was very much enjoyed
The scream" OF the act was the
song rendered by Vincent Andreas
"Oh Death Where Is Thy StinET' MT
Andreas walked TO the front Of the
stage requested Tex Griffin this
piano accOmpanist for the entire
minstrel TO ''vamp' until he was ready
TO sing and seemingly began TO sins
In splendid voice accompanying his
performance by dramatic gestures and
all of the manncrisms of an operatic
singer. while behind a curtain at the
back OF the stage Frank Cheek did
the real singing.
The effect was extremely amusing
and Mr. Cheek and Mr. Andrcas were
forced 10 respond TO encore after en-
core.
The number beautiful was the sing
ing Of "a Little Birch Canoe and
4ou," by Charles Andrews and little
Reva Reyes Mr.. Andrews sang the
solo and when he came to the chorus
little Miss Reyes, charming in her
costume OF an Indian maiden, sang
from birch canoe placed high in the
rear Of the club room. Narf colored
lights were used effectively in bring
ing out the beauty OF this number.
Frank Cheek sang in a character
lstlcally delightful manner can You
Tame Wild Women
The closing number Of this portion
OF the first act poignant with tender
ness. was the singing OF the clubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

farewell song Aloha Ohe." i'm tribute
Co the late Mai Fred o. Wage. who
was member OF the Gridiron quartet
in last years uinstrels and for whom
gold star is placed on the service
flag OF the University club
a number Of very amusing local
hits were q feature OF the first act.
jokes uuuu business men. professional
men and politicians interested in the
past election Most Of these men
were present and the jokes caused
much merriment.
The opening number o. the second
act was given by 1iiss Nellie 1lay
songs Miss Bowen. gOwned in a
quaint old fashioned beruffled frock
with poke bonnet and reticule. was
irrcs-s-ibly charming and entertain
Ing She responded TO enthusiastic
eucorins with a group Of chic little
feature songs
Phoebe Campbell. a dancing pupil Of
Ruth Saint Denis. was sweet and
graceful as a thistledowu and lovely
in two barefoot dancing numbers. She
was costumed for the first. her initial
appearance here. an East Indian dance
ia black net frock built flounce on
Ilouucc and seruiDued in emerald
green This costume was worn with
"a wonderful head dress OF feathers
The second dance, an oriental number
was danced TO the music OF the favor
lie "Hiudustan.' The costume worn
Tor this number was very picturesque
the colorS changing from green "a
purple in the spot light thrown on
the swaying5 graceful little dancer.
Miss Frances Earle. en- costume OF
yellow tilts, was a picturesque tenn
pie priestess in the numbers with Miss
Campbell.
Charles Braun and Ben Lewis did a
ST. "a inn
Z personatinG a Hebrew clothing sales
man.
Tho clubs million dollar" orches-
ira so named. the stage announce
ment read. because the aggregation
owed million dollars. sang very
beautifully, Garry 8Ie Back to Old
NirEinuy' and responded TO hearty
applause For the evening. the quar-
tet, composed OF Fred c. Billings.
James Graham 11cNary. Charles An
dreWs and James A. Dick was Joined
by Mrs. Robert Holiday.
A jazz band sleverly introduced by
Norman Walker gave a number of Sc
lections which were much enjoyed Mr..
walker said I'm the course of his in
PRODUCTION that much had been said
pro and con concerning the Jazz bands
ana so ne asked q group OF musicians
TO volunteer from the audience This
coteric included Miss Nellie May
Bowen. Capt O. " Counts. Johnnie
Buquor and Prof. Eabbe. with Mr.
Walker at the drums
The stage was constructed under
the supervision OF Jack Barada, Mil
ton Shedd, Everette Long and Capt
shannon. The property man. Johnnie
Buquor. Prof. a. r. Hughey was IN
charge Of the ushering
Frank Whitelock and Joe PAGE had
charEe OF the general arranEem ents
for the event The tow lads who drew
the curtains were Bobby Metz and
Henry HuEhey-
The dance following the Ministries
was a happy affair. being quite infor-
mai. the women guests appearing in
elther street costumes or evening
gowns. The minstrel dance viii be
repeated at the club this evening.
The Pythian sisters feel very much
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Lodges and Clubs.

The Court OF Honor viii hold its
regular meeting Monday night in
Eagles hail on South III Paso street
A large class Of candidates Will be
presented for Initiation.
The Parents circle OF the First
Christian church viii hold its regular
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the church. Airs. D. J. Nc
Came VIII speak on Intermediate
Sunday school Work. W. =. Johns
viii speak on Boy Life" and Mrs. W..
T. DauEhdril violinist, VIII play o
group Of selections with Miss Beatrice
Hills accompanying az the piano.
The White Shrine of Jerusalem IS
preparing for the quarterly ceremo-
NAL which viii be held Wednesday
evening in ]. %. o. i. hall. q ban
Guer viii be served 10 all members
and candidates at $50 Mrs George
O'Rear is the chairman Of the ban
quer committee and is assisted by
Mrs. Exie Zabriskie. Mrs. Julia A.
Sharp. AIRS. Belle Carmical. Airs. Bea-
trice Hasler and Mrs Carrie l. Hut
chins. At s o'clock the initiation cere-
mony VIII take place, the officers ap-
pearinE for the first time in their
new robes OF office. a class OF al
most 80 candidates viii receive the
degrees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

preciate the beautiful, and these arc
many, as evidenced by the numbers OF
guests present at the reception given
upon the opening evening Of the eN-
hlbit Of Mr.. True's pictures and upon
me afternoon when the Equal Fran
chise league entertained at a recep-
ton in honor OF Fremont Ellis.
Just as the past week was filled
with delightful social affairs. so VIII
be the incoming week, for even with
the observance Of Lent by many per-
sons, the social calendar is quite filled
with many smart affairs
This evening Miss Dorcas Anne
Payne VIII give a charminEly iufor-
nal buffet supper at the Payne apart
meuts in Hampton court in compli-
ment to very attractive visitor in the
city Miss Dorothy Wise. who is the
Wise and who has been the inspiration
for a number Of very delightful social
affairs
This evening the usual week end
dance viii take place at the Country
club, which Will attract many Of the
social folk, and another very charm
ing affair scheduled 10 take place
lat the Country club next week is
the buffet supper and dance which the
officers of the SD field artillery viii
give on next Thursday evening The
group Of officers who are planning the
arrangements for this delightful social
event include Lieut. J. L Holman.
Lieut. Hugh Barnhart and Lieut. Har-
~ Bass.
This afternoon the college Woman's
club is TO meet in the Y. ". C. 4 club
rooms at 8 o'clock, when a most inter
estinC program is TO be given The
Rev. ". S Nugget viii give a lecture
at this meeting on the Cathedrals OF
Europe, illustrated by lantern slides.
and the music for the afternoon viii
be given by the boys chorus of Alta
Vista school
One Of the loveliest OF the social
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Mondays Calendar
In Local Society

A Ii departments Of the Red Cross
/ n shop open in san Jacinto plaza
Mrs. Joseph r. Williams. chairman Of
the shop; Mrs. J. A. Happier. vice
chairman; Mrs. Horace Broaddus.
chairman OF the various departments:
Mrs. L. N. Bell. chairman OF the infor-
nation department Of the shop, Airs.
Waters Davis. vice chairman: Airs. J.
A. Happier, chairman for the day.
Cashier for the day, AIRS. James Col
Inns; reserve Chairman. Mrs. II. o.
Alantor- MIS- g. W. Young and
Mrs Charles Auer, chairmen OF
the cake department Mrs u. S.
Stewart and Mrs Walter Kohl
berg, vice chairman OF the ieWelry
department, chairman for the day,
Miss Alice Myles. Mrs. Nathan Solo
mon, chairman, and Airs. j. II. Irwin.
vice chairman OF the clothing depart
ment Mrs. A. W Hadley, chairman
for the day. Mrs. Dave Payne, chair
man and Mrs Y. r. Stiles vice chair
man OF the needleWork department:
chairman for the day, Mrs Winston
Pettus. Mrs. r. s Cooke. chairman Of
the bargains department; chairman
for the day. Mrs r. W AIcCandless.
In charge Of the tea and luncheon
rooms, Mrs Charles Davis, chairman;
Mrs James Vance and AIRS. J. +. En-
low. vice chairman, with her assist
White, Mrs. James Vance. Mrs. r. Z.
Hines and Mrs. kunO Doerr, captains,
and Mrs. Steele Wotlzyns. Miss Anne
Bucher, Miss Valera Lorig. Miss Ag-
mes Stewart, Miss Dorcas Anne Payne.
Mrs. John Alexander Klein, jr, and
Mrs. Dexter AIapel. Mattresses. Mrs.
f. ". Austin's orchestra will furnish
the music for the dansant hours OF
the afternoon
Sewing department OF the Red Cross
open in the work rooms Of the White
House Mrs Horace Broaddus, chair
man Of the WOman's work Of the Red
Cross. Mrs. A. p. Coles. chairman OF
the department. Mrs. Robert Rine-
hart. chairman for the day
Mrs. a. Stolaroff and Mrs. Harry
LYMAN viii receive at Hotel Paso del
Norte on Monday afternoon from un-
til 8 o'clock in honor Of Mrs. Fabian
Srolaroff, a recent bride.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
.EIPGsodns Awag.

Mr.. and SIrs. J E Quad and daugh-
I ter. Margaret Glenn, have gone 20
/ east Texas on a visit TO Mr.. Quaids
mother.
Walter Nash. Of us North Florence
street. left for visit TO Los Angelo
on Thursday. He viii be away about
two weeks.
Lieut. Curtis Morris. son OF 1Ir. and
AIRS z. A. Morris. who has just re-
turned from military service in
France. left yesterday for Roswell
y IL, TO visit with his brother. Tom
Norris. who is attending the New
Mexico Military institute there. Lieut.
Norris expects 10 return TO FL Paso
within q few days.
lIr. and AIRS. Willard y. Richard
SON viii leave next Tuesday for san
Francisco. where they viii make their
home. M Richardson has recently
received his discharge from the
Jllted States army. and viii return
TO his former position with the san
formerly Miss Lily Belle Barnett, and
has many friends in Fl Paso. having
lived here for the past Il years She
is the daughter of Mrs. Alf C.. Wat
son of Mesilla Park, Y IT.
Miss Margaret Schuster leaves today
for Dallas, where she goes to be the
house guest at the Schuyler Marshall
home for Two weeks Miss Schuster
goes primarily TO be in the wedding
party OF her friend. Miss Theresa Mar
shan. whose wedding is to occur in q
few days 10 one Of the most promi-
uent OF the young attorneys OF Dallas
Miss Marshall is pleasantly remem-
bered in FL Paso, having been the
house guest Of Miss Schuster last
sumner when she was the honor guest
at a number OF delightful social az
fairs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
FOR TIGHTNESS
In The CHEST
ThedforGs Black-Draughf, Says
Kentucky Lady, Is Excellent
For Breaking Up a
Cold.

EIEin. Ky-3Irs- Albert Albright.
who has lived here many years says;
7 use Black-Draught as = laxative
It IS splendid for breaking Up colds.
I have used It for bad cold and
tightness in the chest. One cup o.
good warm tea made from Black
Draught I found most helpful Il
makes the liver act and gives almost
instant relief
This spring ny little daughter be
gan having chiIls. the hard. shaking
kind. After the ehuIs her fever would
rise and her head would ache. We
are a good ways from the doctor. SO
I just began giving her good doses
OF BIack-Draught and It cured her.
She Is in good health. has a good
color. and her appetite IS all right So
OF course we consider BIack-Draught
as unsurpassed FOR a family msdI-
cine"
Don't wait until you have headache.
sick somach. indigestion. or other dis
agreeable symptoms. but take an oc-
casionaI does OF BIack-Draught 10
help keep your system free from
poison. your body IN good health
Made from purely vegetable ingre-
dents. Blael1-Draught acts IN a gentle.
natural way. and has no bad after
effects It nay be safely taken BIZ
young and old
Try Thedford's Black-Drausht--
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
It's All Wrong
Tobacco Users: Attesfioni

ome people think thsy mist Enoka
y Knew 70 soothe their nerTeE 60 X
? ocs7iation or Tor sociahlity- EmilEnf
syslkiens agree that tobacco y e
cause " cancer. blindness. heaEt tsl-
IRE. gaFtri1is. insomnia. neTTgdsuess
lrntabIirE and even inEanityG Most
indulgers VI tie fragrant kFeed'' do
not reaIzsN these dangerL/
A very Interesting boFsl haa ben
compiled b. Edwzrd J WOODS, 1S5As
Station E NeEA YORK CO. proving TIE
injury done by s2baco6 and why there
p 10 necessity 2 suffer that awful
ersviag or restlessless which cones
CHEN one tries to- quit voluntarily.
Best OF al. IL shosFs how tobacco
habit NRn be eESly UTercome IN three
DAYS 9th 5eIightful %2ensht. The
author, who = a business NT1an Of vide
experience, Aesires TO helpNthose who
wish to nd themselves d tobacco
HABIT. a1a book VIII be sent ne, post
paid tqfanyone who writes 70 M and
UeudFsls the name q This paper.
Toyf want tranquility o. nerves, gresSer
sdlGency, better health and q mex
Aslss on ne. % get nd Of tohsaeo hzhlt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
About EIP1soaus.

Mrs. William Franklin underwent
an operation for appendicitis this
morning at Hotel Dieu.
W. 6. Roe. who returned home from
the Kansas City tractor show on Mon
dsy with a case OF influenza, Is stlu
confined 70 his home. but is impr0v-
ing somewhat.
Mrs r ". Page. r. ". Page. II
and two small daughters. Mary and
Sallie. Of ar and Mrs. Page are con-
valescent at the Page home. 135 Tobiu
Place. from attacks Of influenza
9Irs- c. p Putnam, who has been in
Hotel Dieu with influenza for the past
week. is doing nicely and viii prOba-
bly be able 10 return 20 her home
1901 North FL PasO street. on next
Monday.
Mrs Julia A. Sharp has taken a. po-
sition with the Sunshine Oil company
as manager OF the woman's depart
menL Mrs sharp is well known in
club and fraterual circles OF Fl Paso
being district manager Of west Texas
for the Court OF Honor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
out OF Town Visitors.

Miss Sue May Whiteside. OF Louis
vile. Ky, is the house guest OF Miss
Louise Sanburu at the Sauburn home
on East Rio Grande street
MIS- Victor Hector, of Los Angeles,
arrived in the city during the past
week TO be the house guest Of her
daughter. Mrs George LOeweustein
NJ the Loewenstein home, on Ran
dOIph street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
Parties.

An enjoyable party was given
Thursday evening In honor OF Hiss
Helen Petunser. daughter Of AR and
Mrs. T. IL PettiuEer. OF 1917 East Rio
Grande street. by her friends In honor
Of her 18th birthday anniversary. The
party was a complete surprise for
Miss PettinEer. The evening was
spent fin playing games and a good
time in general was had. Tlose pres
enr were Lucille and Grace Courtney.
Lille Staten. Ageril ard Nanola Lane.
Margaret Harper, MARGARET Arm
strong. Florence RaEsdale. Marian
Bauchert Louise Price. Lucille Price.
Lucille EoEahr and Helen Pettiuser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

These March Winds Ruin Your Hair.
There is no question in the world
but recent winds we have been haV-
ing have been doing great damage TO
the hair Of people Of Fl Paso. espe-
ciallr women The application OF
Whites Hair Tonic and Dandruff
Remedy viii easily remove the I'll eff
fects OF the wind and sand We are
certain Of this because many people
have tried this Hair Tonic and have
taken the trouble 20 praise It. We
do not ask for any better ad than this.
Whites Hair Tonic-Dandruff PEN
edv is sold at SOC per bottle. IL IS
sold on the basis Of absolute satisfac-
ton or money refunded
scott White a Co., Druggists
Mills -Roberts-Banner Bids
316 san Francisco Street
Truth-Nembers FL PasO Adcluh.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

Our watch repairing and manufac-
turing departments are able TO give
YOU specialized service. When We re-
pair your watch. It IS the same as
when il was new
II you have jewelry you want re-
modelled or engraving that requires
artistic understanding and execution,
we are prepared to give you just this
service.
". r. HfxsOn Co.. Hallmark jewelers..
Mills & Mesa on Plaza and Near
POstoffice.
Truth-Members FL Paso Adclub.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

At the annual stockholders and
directors meeting OF The Elite Con-
fectionery Co. Tuesday. March 4th.
the following directors and officers
were elected
O. $ Pic1reIl. President and Treas
urer- 7. H. Young. Vice President;
~ j. Stimson. Secretary. Directors
C. s. PickrelL a. j. PickreI Mrs. F.
v piclzreu. J. II. Young and II. J
Stimson.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

regard to the St Patrick's dance.
which they are 90 give in Liberty hall
on the evening Of March IT, Reports
show that tickets are selling fast and
give uromise Of a croWded house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08
4 Talented ELPaso
Girl Musician

.HEIss GCSTA FAHRENKA8IP. . tai
W ented musician OF the city. who
has been very active in giving her
talents in benefit entertainments in
war work activities. Miss Fahren-
lamp will appear upon the program
given at Liberty hail on the evening
Of March Is, at the entertainment
given under the auspices Of the Gaelic
club. which Is composed Of members
Of St Patriclts cathedral parish.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

Dr. z. ID. Strong. Phys. and SURG.
Us r. b. Bldg. PHI 2s7-1517--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-08

Mr.. and 8Irs. J E. Quad and daugh-
ter. Margaret Glenn. have gone 20
east Texas on visit TO Mr.. Quaid's
mother.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-12
w. c. T. U. NOTES

Our Greeneville w. G. T. U. Unior
will meet at the Library Friday, No
vember 14th, at 2 o'clock P. M.
We hope to have a good attend
ance. The report of the delegates tc
the State Convention was postponed
until this meeting.
Come out and hear what the wo.
! men of our State are doing for tenn
perance and law enforcement.
II those who forget when the meet.
ing is would examine themselves and
see why they forget, perhaps they
would remember when it meets ia
attend and help make it interesting
and profitable.
Mothers, isn't it worth while for
you to meet once a month and pray,
talk and plan together for the spirit
ual, social, intellectual and physical
betterment of your sons and daugh.
tiers?
Which do you value most, charac.
ter or reputation?
There was a good attendance at
the meeting held at Hardin's Chapel.
on the End, and we organized a union
with twelve charter members and the
following officers: Mrs. Tony John
son, president; Miss Kathleen Har-
din, secretary; Miss Minnie Craddock
treasurer and Miss Mary Britton de-
votional leader.
Bible study will get the main EN-.
phasis in the society at present. They
hope to enlist more members soon.
There is much temperance talk in
the dear old Bible if we will only
hunt it up,
The women's cottage prayer meet
ing will meet with Mrs. r. M. Dob
son at her home on Oak Grove Ave,
nue. Wednesday, November 18th, at
o'clock P. M.
Mothers, come, and bless somebody
and thereby receive a blessing for
sit is more blessed to give
than to receive"
Will it pay for us to spend an hour
together in prayer for each other and
The lost, once each week?
Let US watch ourselves and see
which we spend more time in--talk- |
ng to God or backbiting our neigh
oors? SALLIE GASS.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-12

For the busy life is a life of sham
And stern are the rules it makes
It shackles and letters the man am
Till the soul of me fairly aches.
1t bids me walk in a certain way
And dress in certain style.
l must keep in mind what the world
may say
And cheat for a strangers smile,
But drop the sham when the day is
DER
And | slip from the irksome pose
/ can be myself when | shut my door
On the world with its cares and
woes.
And l thank my God when the night
slips dow
For those wonderful hours Of rest
When need not work for the worlds
renown
But may do what / like the best.