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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Big Collection
OfAntiqHeS Is
Shoze7l In East
Owner Is Mrs. H. Mock
Mother of Capt. Herbne,
Stationed Here.

A recent bulletin OF the John Her
ron Art Institute Of Indianapolis Ind.
gives an account Of the spring exhibit
ton at the JOHN Heron Art Institute
and included in this article Is a de-
scription OF a collection Of antique
furniture loaned BY Mrs. Charlotte
Herbine Mock. mother OF Capt Her
bert Herbine. who 1oiued his wife. the
former Miss Mary White and his small
daughter here a Few months aoo ~
ter serving at the fighting front for
some time The Charlotte Herbine
Mock collection includes 900 items.
consisting eff paintings. enEravinFs.
furniture. rugs, pottery and other OBJ
1ects OF industrial and decorative art
The old furniture is strongest in
examples Of early Jacokean beds
tables, chests, cupboards. settles gnd
chairs through the productions Of the
succeeding reigns 10 the works OF
sheraton. There are some beautiful
examples OF Louis 18th. 18th AID 18th
periods and some highly carved
lla-lau pieces OF the more advanced
renaissance The section Of the COL
lection devoted to painting holds a
number OF Byzantine religious
pictures which. in two or three in
stances. probably antedate the 18Th
century mere are three large UNE-
traits OF the sir Peter Lely type. two
marines OF the Turner school and a
collection Of more than 25 maps dat
ing from 1911 20 114t. which are the
work Of John Speed. who lived in
London in 1872 4 large plate rack
Of the Queen Anne period Is fitted
with quaint. highly colored and
glazed figures OF the old Stafford
shire potters Of more than q century
ago.
The Mock collection contains also a
large number Of small articles. includ-
ing rare pieces OF Chinese Jade. crys-
tai. iewelry. enamels and beads One
Of the most interesting pieces OF FUR
niture Is a bed OF the Jacobean period.
carved elaborately and marked By
Elizabethau characteristics A Queen
Anne desk and a cabinet are beauti-
ful pieces as also Is the ANTIQUE
Chinese treasure chess OF black and
gold lacquer. Mrs Mock Is known In
this city. having been a few months
ago the ruest OF her son and dauEh-
terinlaw and Mrs zach white Capt
and Mrs. Herbines small daughter
IS named in honor Of Mrs Mock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
tuesdays Calendar
OF Social Eoents

MARY P HARDIE circle of the
Ifl Westminster Presbyterian church
viii meet with Mrs. Bradford Hardie.
Tuesday afternoon at 5 o'clock. at the
Hardie home. 1924 East Rio Grande
street
The Westminster circle Of the
westminster Presbyterian church viii
meet at the home Of Mrs j. H Grant.
112O Brown street. on Tuesday after
Loon at o'clock.
Austin Park Christian Church Mis-
sionary society viii hold its regular
meeting on June at 5 o'clock D. m
Mrs. ". T. Prescott viii be the leader
and the devotional portion Of the pro-
gram viii be given by Mrs A. Milton
Robinson
4 lawn fete and musical VIII be
given on Tuesday evening BY the
wade Hampton Chapter OF the United
Daughters Of Confederacy at the home
OF Mrs C. z. Bryan. president OF the
chanter. The celebration is given In
honor OF the memory OF Jefferson
Davis.
knitting department OF the Red
Cross opens in the Red Cross snop IN
san Jacinto plaza. Mrs Horace Broad
rwE CHAIRMAN OF woman $ WI n %
the T7I paso chanter. Mrs e. s Stew
art. chairman OF the knitting depart
ment. AIRS. c. E. Kelly. vice Chairman
and Mrs. 2. L. Farrar. chairman Ior
TUESDAY. Knitting instructors; MIS-
r. II. Bel. Mrs. HAYES Watson MISS
Asnes Stewart and Mrs. 2. Brown
Miss Mary C. Morgan and assisting
teachers. Mrs Harry Ponsiord ana
Miss Frances Earle. viii present their
nuDus in recital ut the Woman's clun-
house on Tuesday morning at lv
o'clock and again in the evening al
$50 o'clock.
FL Paso review No. -. 1laccabees,
viii hold its regular meeting on
Tuesday afternoon in T. O. o; F. han
Al . o'clock. Following the business
meeting the organization VIII enter
tain with a benefit card and ouneo
party.
There will be a regular business
meeting OF the missionary society OF
Trinity Methodist church on TUESDAY
afternoon at 8 o'clock in the church
parlors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Out OF TolDn 'isitors.

Leslie Beatty. Of Alamogordo. X. II.
is at Hotel Mccoy.
Capt T. E. Bandmot. OF Maria. Is A.
Hotel Paso del Norts-
Mrs c. 7. Hill, OF Dawson. n n. &,
registered at the Sheldon
J. r. Green. OF Socorro. y. ". Z.
registered At the 81 Regis
9 E Jenness. OF Las Cruces. n. II
IS guest at Hotel Mccoy
J. B. Patron Of Douglas. Ariz-. Is q
guest at the PasO del Norte.
V. A. Newman. Of Stamford. Tex
Is a guest al the St Regis.
Mrs Fred Sherman. Of Deminr. n
u Is q guest at Hotel MCCOY
Maymie Johnston. OF Las Cruces
y 81. Is registered at the Mccoy.
DR.. E. A. Jennings. Of Clayton. n
NJ. is registered at Hotel sheldon.
Dr- It. h Slaughter, OF Miami AriE-
is a guest at Hotel Paso del Norte.
Prof R D. Jackson. or san Francis
co, Calf is guest at Hotel Sheldon
A. T. Hyatt and Miss Rere Hyatt. Of
Deming- n H. are at Hotel Sheldon
J. r WHY and Ben J. Williams. OF
Roswell, n II, are at Hotel Paso del
Norte.
l. D. Van Dyke and A. n. van Dyke.
Of Miami, Arizs are al Hotel Pas0 del
Norte
PM Herald and Mrs. Herald. Of NO
gales, Arlz-, are at Hotel Paso del
Sorte.
]. P. dickson and Isaac O. Norton
Of Seymour Tex, arc at Hotel st.
r. Williams. A. B. EckoIs and ]. II
Jackson OF Matador. Tex. are at the
ST Eegis
John H. Turner and Mrs. Turner. OF
Arjo. ARK. are guests at the Paso del
Norte hotel
chris RaitheL a merchant from
Deming, n, ~ Is registered at the
Mccoy hotel
r. H. Evans. :. F. Vaughan. A. O.
Hubbard and Mrs Hubbard. Of Maria,
are registered at Hotel sheldon
Miss Ursula kuntz. who has been
in Fl Paso for the past eight months,
has returned 20 her home In Los An
Eeles, Calf
T. J. johnson. Mrs. Johnson and
Mrs J. w Knorr, or state College. y.
~. are registered az the Paso del
Norte hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Levenson have as
their house guest Miss Frances
Brendler viii be a guest in the city
for several weeks.
Mrs z. c. Beezley and small daugh-
ter are visiting Mrs Beezley's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. " Hughes. at
the Hughes home, 1914 East Bouie-
ward Mrs beezleF VIII stay inQeIln-
itely. Her home is in Wichita. Kan.
Three outoftowu visitors. alumni OF
the Texas school OF Mines. came 10
the city TO be present at the COM
mencement Of the school These
guests included Lloyd Nelson Of the
reclamation service; Carroll Roman.
OF Bisbee. ARK, and Henry Decker OF
Mexico
sam Schwartz. formerly in business
IN FL Paso. was here Saturday and
sunday with his vile and small son.
en- route to California for the sum-
mer. from their present home. On
Eagle Pass They were accompanied
10 Los angeles by Mrs. Maurice
Schwartz. son and maid. for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. O. n. Lee. OF Alamogordo. y
~ and her son. Vincent are guests
OF Mrs E. 3. Altman Mrs Altman.
Mrs Lee and her son made the trip
from Alamogordo by motor. stopping
en- route in Roswell y n. where they
the commencement exercises
OF the New Mexico Military Institute
Mrs. Lees eldest son. oliver. ir.- was
a graduate OF the military school this
year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Girls School AIunnae Give Luncheon
In Honor of Graduates of This Year


A VERY lovely party incidental TO
n commencement week. was the
luncheon given on Saturday by the
alumnae Of the Fl Paso school for
Girls IGNORING the graduates Of this
year, who include Miss Betty Stafford,
Miss Marion wiley, Miss Margaret
Ormsbee. Miss Patty Ainsa and Miss
Ruth Rawlings. The table was very
dainty for the luncheon service
conferred with a crystal bowl Of la
vendar and rose tinted sweet peas.
lavender and rose being the class
coIors. Lavender and rose sweet peas
formed the cOrsage bouquets Of the
guests present except those Tor Miss
Ora slater and Miss Olga Iafel ana
these were Of white sweet peas ana
ferns. the school colors being green
and white.
The alumnae members include Miss
Carrie Adams, Miss Genevieve Col
Inns Miss Charlotte Ormsbee, Miss
Dorothy Ormsbee, Miss Helen
Stewart. Miss Elizabeth Stevens, Miss
Margaret Schuster, Miss Elizabeth
Pfaff. Miss Ruth Schwartz, Miss Min
ma Iaskin. Miss Mary Bryan. Miss
Katherine Dick. Miss Lydia Happier.
Miss Mary Gates Redmond, Miss
Marion Maddocks. Mss Margaret
TafeI. Mrs John Klein, jr.; Mrs
Charles Levy. Mrs. James B. Hurt.
Mrs Ernest L. ". Polk. Mrs. William
Walz and Mrs. John Burch-
Miss Slater gave an interesting and
appropriate talk TO the guests and
Mrs. William Walz made q pretty
speech in retiring from the pres
fdency OF the alumnae. The officers OF
the association hold office for two
years and on Saturday the officers
retiring including Mrs William
Walz. president; Miss Meta Ormsbee,
secretary and treasurer; Miss Gene
We've Collins, registrar. and Mrs. Er-
nest I. ". Polk and Mrs. James COL
Inns. executive committee They were
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Annual Party to Children of the Elks
Given Saturday by Mrs. B. F. Han1n1ett

1oyed during the evening, after
which refreshments we're served The
hostess received many remembrances
from her friends.
The guest list included: Lillian Nc
CaIlick. Mrs. McCallick. Miss Ofelia
McCaIlick. Miss a McCallick. MISS
TiIlie McCallick. John McCallick,
George WcCallicz. Oscor McCallicks
Frank 1fcCaliick. Mrs Ralph Apodaca,
Margerita Apodaca. Laura Apodaca,
Fred S. Velasco. IT.. Robert s. Nelas-
co, Virginia S. Velasco, Inse s. Felas-
CO. Alexander S. NelascO. Maria Cue
vara. Solita DelEado. Carolina Fierro,
Leonard Durham, Edward Franco. Al
fredo Guebara. Andres Gue1ara- Ale
jandro Guebara Delgado. Ellen
Melendes. G. G. Rogers, Mary Apo
daca- Gertrude Alice Anderson, Paul
inc Flores, Salvador Palmer jacob
Dutkiewicz. Orbin Ham and 1r. and
AIRS. Campas-
Mrs c. ". Parrish entertained on
Thursday evening from 70 8 In honor
Of her daughter Dorothy. who left to-
day for California TO spend the sum-
mer. The color scheme used was pink
and green She was assisted by Mrs.
Frank WhiteIociz- Those entertained
were DorOrhv's classmates. who were
Dorothy Bennett. Anita Johnson. EdiC
Mae Duty. Eloise Watson. Violet Hart
mann, Marion Jackson. Static Greene
Nellie Mae Berry and Betty Whiteloclz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
COMMITTEE IS TO COVER
NEAR EAST FUND DEFICIT

The special committee appointed u
deFise method OF raising the SASS
s1Qr lAse OF ~ Paso's quota o. 500
~. Tor the sufferers OF the near cas-
WiA meet with 100 or more business
men Of the city az the First Nationa'
nauk ms afternoon These men viii
undertake. 90 contribute the amount
necessary TO send FL paso over M
Lop- 10 was announced hv 4. SenrVarfr.
Ilose on the committee are lTr.
schwartz, Herman Andreas. C. s.
stewart. John A. Watt. 1rie-reI
Ayoun and Jacob E. Touche.
Il was reported that the shortage
was decreased somewhat by the con-
tlnuei solicitations OF the team c1o-
talns saturday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
ROTARY CLUB HEADQUARTERS
ESTABLISHED AT TIE SHELDON

Headquarters for the Rotary club
win BE az the Automobile club head
quarters in the sheldon hotel lobby
Joseph IT. Evans. new secretary. viii
be AZ headquarters from 20 8 o'clock
each afternoon 20 attend to the busi-
ness and meet Rotarians.
Llss buena Glider. secretary OF THE
Automobile club. VIII be assistant sec-
rotary and VIII look after the Interest
OF the club during the remainder ID
the day she win take over the Rotary
work on her return from east Texas
the middle % June Mr. Evans VIII
90 % SAT- Lake City June 10 20 attend
the. Rotary convention
New Rotary officers viii b in
stalled Thursday. Il. b Durkee. for
mer secretary OF the T. IL C. A. who
Was DO France during the war. will
speak az the luncheon meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

sistant duarterma1trr at Lyons
France
Mrs. d Perea, Of 1910 East boule-
ward. has received a message stating
that her son, Joe y Perea- Of Company
C. Seventh ammunition train. has ar
rived in New York and viii be home
in a short time.
H p Durkee. former local secre-
tary OF the Fl Paso T. II. c. A. is 20
be back in Fl Paso this week. after
two years Of duty in France as a Y.
II. c. A. man. Mr.. Durkee owns a
ranch down the valley
Robert CLYDE Williams, who has
been serving with the Canadian cav
airy for the mast IS months in France
has returned to his home with his
parents, 1Tr. and Mrs. D. y. Williams,
1913 North Virginia street
Misses Nellie and Lola Bess smith.
the dauehters of Dr. and Mrs willis
r. smith. who have been attending
the University Of California Tor the
past term. Miss Nellie finishing her
second year and Miss Lola Bess her
first wear. return to their home ia Fl
Paso Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Two Hundred Guests Attend Dance at
University Club by the School of Mines

spend some time at various beaches
Mrs. George C. Graham and daugh-
ter. Mary Frances. OF si5 North stan
ton street left at noon Monday for the
east. where they VIII spend the sum
mer months visiting relatives and
friends in Michigan and Canada.
Mrs. Hinden Butler VIII leave on
Tuesday for Cisco. Texas. where she
viii spend the summer. She viii be
accompanied by her aunt, AIRS Ella
Quincy. who has been her house
Euest- on the Golden state limited on
Tuesday. Mrs Buffers daughter. Cath
rine. VIII leave FOR san Francisco.
whence she viii sail in a few days for
a visit OF six months in Hawaii
1liss Pauline smith, who has been
guest az the Cassidy home, on Rio
lrlnQe. le1r Monday at noon Tor New
York. where she VIII study dancing
under the instruction OF Louis r.
Chalis- Later she viii be Joined by
her parents and they viii spend the
sumner in the White Mountains or
New Hampshire Miss smith has FOR
the past nine months been physical
training director Of san Jacinto school
Mrs r. y. Ponsford and small son,
George. are leaving Monday for Bos-
ton 10 attend the graduation OF Mss
Pearl Porsford. who viii be Eradua ted
from WELLESLEY Miss Ruby Ponsford
VIII finish Wellesley next spring. Hiss
EtA4l anu Mss Ae4u+ VITA return 20
FL Paso within q few weeks. while
Mrs Ponsford viii visit for several
months At different points OF interest
In the east
Mrs E. o. irwin and daughter. Nay
bale Long. a graduate OF the High
school this spring, viii leave for cali
tcrnia this week 20 spend the sum
mer- They VIII be Joined at the coast
by Miss Clara Long. who IS a student
al the University OF California. Both
daughters viii attend the unirersitr
next rail- Mrs. Irwin viii be Joined
by her husband iats IN the summer
and they viii return TO Fl Paso. Their
sumner VIII be spent mostly at Long
Beach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

replaced by Miss Helen Stewart pres
ident; Miss Margaret Schuster, secre-
tary and treasurer; Miss Ruth
Schwartz. registrar. and the execu-
tive committee. Mrs William Walk.
Miss Jane Burgess and Miss Mary
Gates Redmond
Lavender sweet peas were the
flowers used in decoration on Satur-
day evening. when Miss Helen Dunn
entertained with a dsintiiy appointed
dinner in compliment 10 Miss Nancy
Williams, who has recently returned
from Miss Spence's school. in New
York City, and her house guests Miss
We're de we're Adams. Of san Fran
cisco. and Miss Margaret Lewis, Ct
san Antonio. The flowers were ar
ranged in small crystal vases sur
rounding a larger vase Of the bios
SONS in the center Of the table and
the lights shed over the table were
from lavender wax candles burning in
four crystal caudlesricks. After the
dinner service. the party m0tored 10
the Country club for the weekend
dance. Covers were placed for Miss
williams. Miss Adams Miss Lewis
Miss Lydia Happier. Miss Helen LOOMS.
Mai + r Neyland. Capt Ralph Flew
cling. Lieut. kotzebue- Lieut. " Nc
Lane. Lieut. d. W. Potter and Lieut.
". A Woods
Mrs Hinden Butler was hostess TO \
charmingly appointed dinner party
on Saturday evening AT Hotel Shell
con. given in honor OF her aunt. Mrs
Ella Quinley. who IS her house guest
and Mrs. ]. y. WaldrOn. The table
was conferred with a crystal bowl Of
sweet peas and the same dainty
flower formed the corsage bouquets
The party enjoyed the dansant az the
cafe after the dinner Mrs Butler s
nests Included Mrs Emma Porter.
Mrs. Ella Quinley. Mrs. 7. y. Waldron,
Miss Marie Kroekle. Col 5. r H.
Tompkins. Sir. and Mrs John L Blu
quor. Capt Q. J. 3 Barker. Capt n
3. Moore and Charles kroeckie-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Burning Feet.

Row is the time that burning. hurt
ing feet are most unpleasant You
can remedy this discomfort by heed
ing Lerner's Summer Service We
have DR.. Reeds Cushion Shoes for
Men and Dr. Edison-s Corrective Shoes
for Women FOR crippled feet we
have DR.. Schools appliances. Any
thing that will make your feet more
comfortable this Sumner car be found
at Lerners.
ont OF town people are asked to
correspond
Lerner shoe Co.. 80 san Antonio ST.
Adrartisan- ert
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Musical.

on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
ana again in the evening at $50
o'clock. Miss Mary Morgan and her as
sisting teachers Mrs Walter Pons-
ford and Miss Frances Earle, viii pre-
sent their music pupils in recital at
the Womcn's clubhouse The pupils
taking part IN the morning musical
are Nary Elizabeth Bailey Mary Eliz-
.abeth Harper. Marjorie Nay McNary,
Claude Herndon. Louise Brown. Mar
tina Rose lIcGregor. Lorraine Crockett,
Betty Colt. Frances Turner, Betty
Hawkins, Dora Trachtenberg, Grace
Iookhart. Marion Turner, Louise
Wilson. Dorothy Crawford. Catherine
Phillips. Anita AfcGregor. sara Burt,
laura Yates, Janet Wiley, Alice Out
law. Mary Laws. Margaret Palm.
Elizabeth Kerr, Julia Hawkins. Nancy
Peftus and H1da Hess. Those taking
mart in the evening include Miss An
ME Marie Jones. Miss Charlotte CraW-
ford. AIRS. Albert Sieal, Miss Ermen
AIargraff Namiel Jaffe- Miss stella
PhipDs. Miss Ruth Taffe, Miss Gladys
Booth. Mss Margaret Laslzin. Miss Zoe
RatcIfff. Miss Alzina Orndorff. Miss
Eva Crosby and Miss Margaret
Ruth Schuster.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
PHILIP DU POINT FINALLY
LOSES BIG STOCK CASE

Washington. D. C.. June e.-Fed-
eral court DEGREES in the socaIed diI
Point stock case. dismissinc proceed
ings brought by Philip du Pont
against Pierce S du Pont and IL d.
rectors Of the Gu Pont company 10
declare invalid the purchase for sI4.-
100000 from 7. Coleman do Pout OF
stock having a market value OF s57. p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Cards.

Mrs. Arthur II. Marker was hostess
on Saturday morning TO a pretty
bridge party at the Green Tea Pot
honoring her sister. Mrs. John Ken
meth Haggart, a visitor from Kansas
City. The tea rooms were daintily
decorated with old fashioned garden
flowers 1frs. Guy Priest won first
prize and Mrs 7. A. White the second
prize. dainty embroidered handler
chiefs. and a gift vas presented TO the
honor guest At the conclusion OF the
game, a two course luncheon was
served The guests motoring down
for the pretty hospitality included
AIRS. .HaEgart. Mrs. L A. White Mrs
C. " Lyman. Mrs Guy Priest Mrs v
E Ware. Mrs. Perry DuBOse. Mrs
Burleson Staten. Mrs Ed Priest. Miss
Grace Flick, Miss Elizabeth Hawkins.
Miss Grace Priest Assisting the
hostess IN dispensing hospitality was
her mother. AIRS. John Franklin
Priest
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

THE annual party given 70 me c-----
/ dren Of the EIks by Mrs B F.
Hammett IS sn event looked forward
to with great pleasure and this year
the party on Saturday evening was
marked with the usual merriment and
nrettiness Of detail On one side Of
the long vine covered gallery at the
Ell-s clubhouse there were moving
pictures Cor the entertainment OF the
guests and on the other sae OF the
gallery the .ces, cake and other re-
freshments we're served A dainty
box OF confectons was given each
guest and a gold chain and locl1et was
presented to the youngest present
Arthur Redding Mcclure, VINO IS Two
years old. Mrs. Hammett was as
sisted by her daughter. Mrs. B. I.
Farrar, Mr.. Farrar and Paul Hanlrnett-
A dance was enjoyed in the Dallroom
and presiding here was MS Dan /.
White Mrs. James T. Bowen ana
Mrs Winston Pettus did the lono-s
at the refreshmenr table ana -lrs IL
q Wftherspoou and Mrs B 7. Farrs-r
distributed the boxes OF candy Ale
ensemble was a most beaut1ul one
WITH all the small ladies and maidens
in their pretty summer suits anu
rrocks as dainty as the June plossollls-
A delightful party Of the week enc
vas a miscellaneous shower given az
the Horn home. 1901 san ANTONIO
sfrsat- when Mr.. and AIRS. Arthur n
horn were hosts in honor OF MIS-
Martha Parsons A number Of pretty
Gifts were presented 10 the neAot
guest. who left Monday Tor bunker
Colo- where she viii represent IN
--------,r. Society NJ the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive FiremeH and engine
men Of FL Paso-
ne partv WIS a complete surprise
TO AIRS. Parsons Nnen she 1-lles-
to spend the evening Win the lus-7s
III. assembly Of friends was present
in The living room OF the nome, y, y y. -
was artisticallv decorated Tor lne 90
casion. with flowers and ferns AIles
the gifts were opened a nuunef o.
-0-7siea1 numbers were given ana ICES
in mink tints with cake were served y
me dining room to the guests VINO
IncIudeds Mr- and Mrs Enocn ,-o. ,-.-..
Mrs Martha Parsons, M ane MS
VTfTIiarn peters. Mrs Cora Gillespie
Mrs J. y Starkey- Mrs FRANK
0'Tesrv. Mrs. L T. Robe1- MS Ina
1reTfer. Hrs. T. G. Hays. Mrs bellle
Avant. AIRS. Robinson. Mrs, NOTION
Morris. Miss Nellie Miller, Miss Aapie
miller. Mrs TurneT, Miss Anna Nay
-rr7rre~. Mrs Walter Spaulding. mrs.
Fred Leuczs. Master George Counq'
Master William Cound and Master T.
G. hays. r..
8Fr. and Mrs Fred Velasco enter
tanned a uumb Der OF friends last night
n honor Of the birthday anniversary
Of their little DAUGHTER, Martina
WASHINGTON Nelasco- The house was
beautifully decorated in red. white
and blue. Games and music were en-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02

Does not depend altogether on the
price. The first consideration is the
kind Of work the kodak does We
have a full line Of kodaks that do
the work right and the prices are
right too Films, supplies. developing
also.
J. r. Gandara Photo Supply Co.
Next the WigWam Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
Impressive Christening Ceremony for
Little Tom Newman at ST. Clements

Az impressive and beautiful cere-
n mouy took place on Saturday
morning at d o'clock in St Clements
Episcopal church. when Tom Blachley
Newman. 5r- small sou OF Mr. and
Mrs Tom 3. Newman. was christened
BY Rev. Fuller Swift The relatives
and close friends Of the family were
present The sponsors were ". ".
TURKEY. godfather. and Mrs. James J.
Horn brook. godmother. Mrs. Newmfn
is the former Miss Hannah Eli,
daughter OF Nr. and AIRS, C.. L Hill.
Of Hin. n IT. The christening service
for the little heir Of the Newman Fam
liz was postponed until this date.
awaiting the return Of his father. who
served, WITH colnmi ssion as lieutenant,
in the American eEpediuonary forces
overseas for the past year Ar- New
man returned three Weeks ago
Mrs. Z. ". Rooster. xho underwent
an operation at Rolston hospital re-
Gently, Is much improved and Will the
latter part OF this week, be moved 20
street Lieut. Rooster, assistant dis
trict adiutaut. and Mrs Donna klugel.
mother Of AIRS. Rooster, moved into
the new bungalow on Monday.
A. z. Rowlands is able TO sit up
in the hospital. following his. recent
operation. and hopes 70 be able TO ac-
company the FL Pasoans TO salt Lake
CITY 20 attend the international Ro-
farv convention 1fr. Rowlands is IN
ternaLonal Rotary sergeant az arms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
NeW Orchestra

Our new six piece orchestra from
the Orpheum Circuit viii give an
initial Concert and Dance program
Tuesday night No charge for Dane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-02
The Modern Cafe.


FL Paso's Largest and most metro
politan cafe Downstairs in the Mills
huilding.=Adv.