El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-17

TIE most interesting events Of this
L past week centered about the hom,
coming reception for the men Of E
Paso and the surrounding section VIII,
entered the service Of their country
and helped win the recent war En-
thusiastic and full Of admiration anl
appreciation by their loved ones al
home was the reception In the midst
Of all the happiness and cheering new
er a moment were those men forgotten
who sleep under the sod Of France
Prior to the reception on Thursday
memorial services were held at the
woman's club house on Wednesday
for those men who gave their lives.
This memorial was a tender beautiful
tribute OF love.
It seemed especially appropriate that
during the week of honor for the men
OF the military service, the nurses.
many Of whom were in service over
seas, should be in the city and should
share in the honor extended the sol
diers- For truly brave were they in
then ministratiOns both at the fight
ing front and in the hospital in Amer
lea Many cOurtesies were given for
the nurses during their visit in the
city. and il again marks El Paso as a
shin towards visitors.
The week end is always crowded to
overlooking with social affairs and
these this week are augmented with
the social events attendent upon the
approaching days OF graduation. Miss
Patty Ainsa entertained with a dam
tily appointed luncheon today at the
attractive Ainsa home for her fellow
graduates Of the FL PasO s hool for
Girls, and this evening among the
many delightful dances viii be one for
the same girls, given by two other
members Of the class Miss 1fargarer
Qrmsbee and Miss Betty Crawford. at
the Ormsbee home. famous for its
beautiful spirit Of hospitality.
another very delightful party
planned for the evening viii be the
initial dance Of the Calamus club ar
the woman's clubhouse. Calamus Is
the Indian word meaning friendship
and is an exceedingly appropriate
name for the group Of Is congenial
friends who comprise the clubs mem
oershlp- The guest list this evening
-ncluQes 150 and the plans for the
dance are very interesting. Miss Phoebe
campbell whose dancing is ALWAYS
appreciated. viii give two numbers
Tex Griffin, in his inimitable man
ner, VIII give pianoloE and Frank
e,neek, one Of the city's favorite musi-
clans, viii sing
The esta blishment OF the Red Cross
snop Tor the benefit OF patriotic actfv-
-lies was a very happy idea. and now
mat the work Of the Red Cross has
ceased, IL IS still the center Of phf1an-
thropic and patriotic endeavor. 1Trrch
or the entertaining OF the nurses. who
were mere for the association meeting
was done here these parties number
ing teas. dinners and luncheons
me Gllld OF St Clements is direct
ing cake sale there today and eerv Z
ing IN the tea and luncheon room. The Z
committee directing the work includes
Alls- Horace BrOaddus. chairman. who I
VIII De In charge and Mrs. Il O. Man I
tor IS cashier for the day. Mrs I, II /
y ucker and Mrs. Fuller Swift are in I
charge OF the serving. and the watt
I esses number Mrs. John p. Watson. ]
YRS Niles Fleming. Mrs Bruno Friese
WIS "a White. Mrs. 2. S Higgins I
1lrs- Hal christie, Mrs. n. A. Meisel /
MIS- Ieorse Rogers. Mrs. .. A Hen
ming, Mrs Lamar Davis Mrs lanes
collins, Mrs Joe II. Nealon. Mrs r. n 4
n cSanuless, Mrs Hugh White Mrs. F I
= STUART MIS- s n Schwabe, Mrs. T. Z
a. Gogelns Mrs. G. z. Herbert AIRS p P
= W a-sne. Mrs sam Watkins and Miss
ger truue yale Mrs J. Van Den
5roeck is In charge Of the cake sale.
Miss Virginia Bean and her mother.
MS v L. Bean, viii this evening pre-
sent a numb Der of talauted vor1ur mn
ilclans in re- ital in benefit Of the free
mix Iund OF the Associated Charities
md the musicians taking part VIII in
llude Josiah Paget. Miss Elijah
1unl- Anderson Davis. Miss Lillian
5rldges. Miss Claudia Norris. Miss
5essle Copelen- Miss Marie CrumD I
1usseu Wilmington. Miss Helen
Z ecAerle, Miss Margaret Miller, Miss