El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-10

A RETROSPECTIVE glance Of the
"A social calendar Of the past week
recalls much Of interest. The weather
was perfect for the coming of the
flying circus and there was much OF
social interest attendant upon its ar
rival Numerous spectators motored
out to the post to witness the ascent
and Mrs. Josephine Nations 1forfit
caused quite a flutter Of excitement
when she few with the aviators TO
a height OF 5000 feet.
The reception. dinner and dance for
the flyers at the Country club was a
lovely affair and a number Of other
social events OF interest were given
at the club house which IS so attrac-
tive with its green lawn and cool
breezess now that warm weather ap-
proaches-
Lieut.. Col. h I. Newbold, who re-
Gently came 70 the S2nd field artii-
lery, gave a charming dinner-dance
at the club on Thursday evening.
Numb among the recent pleas
ant happenings was the homecoming
reception for the men Of the military
service Of the southwest. which was
a wonderful success and the welcome
for the home men Is to be just as de-
AEAA-AA III lEAlA4s AllAE reception W ia
be one Of the many important events
OF the coming week and IS to take
place Thursday. Mrs. Horace Broad
dus is chairman Of the general ar
engagements
Today is tag day and the downtown
streets are quite filled with charm
ing maids and matrons who are
rapidly collecting funds for the ass0-
citation They are here, there and
everywhere and formed little groups
at the various downtown restaurants
today at noon for luncheon. quite a
as to which team was ahead in col
lection Of funds.
One OF the seasons prettiest affairs
IS the reception which is being given
this afternoon by the College
WOmal's club members in compli-
menr 10 their younger sisters. the
graduating class OF the FL Paso
School for Girls and the graduating
class OF the FL PasO high school.
Other special guests OF the afternoon
VIII be the officers Of the club for
the ensuing year. Mrs. A J. Morris.
president Of the club and the other
officers and directors Of the club are
in the receiving line and the musical
program is under the direction Of Mrs.
O. 2. Metz. chairman OF the program
committee.
This erening the weekend dance
Is 10 be given at the Country club.
preceded by q number Of informal
dinner parties The weekend dance
viii also be given by the War Camp
Community Service at the Khaki club
which is the scene Of many pleasant
affairs for the men Of the army within
the garrison and at surrounding out
posts and for visiting soldiers and
sailors
Sunday afternoon holds much Of
entertainment for polo enthusiasts.
for there are 10 be three army games
st washington park At o'clock
team A Of the SIND artillery viii plav
against team 3 OF the 18th cavalry at
4 o'clock team A Of the 5th cavalry
VIII play against team A OF the 9Th
cavalry and at o'clock team B of
the SIND VIII play against team 3
Of the 5th- MAJ Malcolm Wheeler
Nicholson, who recently Joined the 9TH
cavalry. is very enthusiastic over the
game, IS arranging for a number Of
games TO be PLAYED during the season.
Zach regiment has a second team and
nanv visitors Of both army and
civilian circles viii motor out to the
park for the initial games Of the
season
On Monday the Equal Franchise
league VIII give a luncheon at the
Red Cross shop for the visiting nurses
Hno are IN the city to attend the