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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

1918 he was elected 10 the senate for
four years de IS a director in the
Texas Bank and Trust company. an
Elk and field manager IN Ranger for
the Fl Faso Ranger oil company. and
Is not a member OF the contractinr
firm OF Dudley & orr. ne Dudley-in
that firm being Jim. a brother OF the
senator.
In 1855 Mr.. Dudley was married
to Miss Frances Moore at her home
in Tarreytowns y. Y.
be has no ambition to be president
OF the United States and never has
had He doesn't think there is money
enough in the Job.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

cream This makes enough 70 cover
an ordinary sized cake. and requires
no sugar. which makes 10 valuable
since there Is a sugar shortage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25
Took
AdIer-i-ka
Is Well!

"For fifteen years had stomach
trouble Ten doctors did not help me.
Three weeks after taking Adler-i-wa
I was helped and am NOW WE'LL"
(Signedl J. c. Wright
Adler-i-ks flushes BOTH upper and
lower bowel so completely 10 relieves
ANY CASE gas on the stomach or
sour stomach Removes foul matter
which poisoned stomach for months
often CURES constipation. Prevents
appendicitis. Adler-i-ka is a mixture
q buckthOrn. cascara. Flycerine and
nine other simple ingredients. War
ner Drug Co.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

Beautiful Boston Ferns. $3.50 and up
Fl Pzso seed Co. phone ss5.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-25

Want KODAK FinIshing-see Gan
dara--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Maj. and Mrs. Rike at Camp Bragg;
Major Is Camp Executive Officer

Powell; worthy she9herdess. Mrs
Annie O'Rear. worthy guide. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Forbes three wise men. Rev.
Henry Pope Bond as Nanetho. Frank
.McColiom. as Alchor. and Elmer
Sampson. as Casper; king. Charles
Powell: queen. Bliss Grace Peak; wor-
thy herald. susan Birch; three hand
maidens. Mrs Elsie Forbes. Mrs.
Harriet Wilmington. Mrs. Pearl Wat
guard. Mrs. Charles RAIDER. honorary
appointments maid Of honor. airs.
Martha Barrett flower girl. Mrs.
Agnes lfcCollom; queens escorts.
Mrs Hallie CraVey. Mrs Gladys Per-
kins. Mrs Beatrice Rhodes. MIS- Ma
belle Irwin. Mrs. Fannie Thurston,
Mrs. Marguerite Fandeledes-
Installing officers were Mrs. Daisy
RAIDER. worthy high priestess- chap
lain. Carolyn Quinn; herald. Mrs
Beatrice r. Rhodes. Scribe. Fannie
Thurst0n. ana organist, 1lrs. Aiaudie
Adair.
Committees appointed 70 serve for
the June ceremony were For banquet
chairman, Mrs H. l. Hutchins- Mrs
AIRS Gladys Perkins. Mrs Ben Car
zeal. Mrs. 3 n Hasier. lIrs. Joe
Carpenter. Mrs. Mary Darcy shire,
AIRS Elsie Forbes and Mrs. Ruby
Muse. reception committee. Airs. Vim.
Quinn. Mrs. n. A. Thurston, Mrs Jo-
sephine Forbes. Mrs Annie ORear
Rev. Henry Pope Bond and Frank
Birch.
After reading Of letters and tele-
grams Of congratulations the meeting
closed and refreshments were served
by the Social club
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

TIE Texas state school Of Mines
i VIII hold commencement exercises
at the University club rooms al
o'clock. Following the commencement
exercises a dance VIII be given.
Mrs. 3. F. Hammett VIII give an
annual party at the Elks club for the
children OF tire Elks- The hour Is S
o'clock D. m
week end dance at the Country
club
Keek end dance at Khaki club. IN
der the auspices Of the War Camp
Community service
Kniftine de1artrnent OF the Red
Cross open ia the Red Cross snoQ, m
san Jacinto plaza Mrs- Horace brQad :
dus, chairman q the woman s rec
Cross work Of Fl Fas0- MS u =
Stewart. chairman OF the knitting de-
partment. Mrs c. E Kelly, vice chair
man. Mrs. H. b. stark viii be chair
man for the morning hours Mrf-
Charles Auer. chairman for the after
noon hours. Knitting instructors, MIS-.
+. H. Bell Mrs. HAYES watson. MIS-
T. Brown and Miss Agnes stewart
Swimming at the T. W G. A CLUB
house under the direction OF Miss
Marie Stehm- phe chndren's hours,
with Instructor. VIII be from 20 10
Ia m. and without Instructor from 10
70 10 a. IN. Swimming for the grown
ups. 9 TO s p m
The board Of directors o. the Phil
anthropic Cooperative Hospital and
Gentlefolks Home VIII direct the serv-
ing in the tea and luncheon room OF
the Red cross shop
Mrs A. H. Pilshury VIII entertain
at cards on Saturday afternoon al the
Pusbury home on West MISSOURI
street
Kiss Helen Dunn VIII entertain az
dinner at the Dunn home in How
thorns Place, complimentary 70 Miss
Nancy Williams. Miss We're de We're
Adams and Miss Margaret Lewis.
Mrs. Hinden Butler VIII entertain
at dinner at Hotel sheldon in the
evening in honor OF Mrs Ella Qulnley
and Mrs T. n. Waldron-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

and Frances LeBaron- The flower girl
preceding Miss Mccarthy, was Eliza
beth Gum, and the small boy and girl
with her were Peter Madero and Mar
ccstumed in a frock Of azure blue SIX
and Master MADEIRA wore a costume OF
white satin with sash matching little
Miss 1iorgan's frock-
Miss McCarthv's graduation frock
was a combination of white Georget
crepe and white crepe de chine worn
with g large white Georget crepe nat
Her bouquet was formed of roses
-Four little maidens, stella Amanda.
Lilly Bel Cox, Marcel Finney and
Betty Cameron. marched before Miss
Florence Drew, another graduate ana
these little maidens bore satin stream
ers Of the class coIors. old rose and
gold
After the ribbon bearers came little
Alice Pomeroy carrying a great pou-
Duet Of roses and ferns. Next came
Miss Drew c0stumed in a frock OF
white silk marquisette and white lace
built over white satin Her large hat
was Of white Neopolitan braid with
crown fashioned of white roses She
carried an arm bouquet Of roses
with Miss Drew were two other
small attendants John Flnney ana
Madeleine Medley. Little Miss Aeoles
uaselovelv in a frock Of fluffy pink
chiffon and Master Finney was cos
TUNED in a picturesque suit OF white
satin with sash Of pink satin tied al
the side.
Miss Lucille Lyons. another OF the
graduates, was goWned IN creall On
of white silk net over white SATIN VITA
picture hat Of white braided Georgette
crepe Her arm bouquet was Of white
roses The four ribbon bearers az
tending Miss Lyons We're Doris
Schuck. Minnie Artega. Bertha Fer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

nSE Of the largest classes ever sent
~ out from the Fl Paso high school
was graduated Thursday night at the
commencement exercises held in the
high school auditorium. when GO boys
and girls received their diplomas
The tive university scholarships.
given by the Ell Paso Scholarship club,
we're also awarded to Gladys Widen
and MAYO seamon, and the certifi-
Gates Of loans granted by the Scholar
ship club were presented TO Myra
Pearson. Rubin RAPPORT and Gonzalo
Cord5ro-
The highest honors Of the class Of
1918 were carried off by two girls
Esther Mae Oft the valedictorian. re-
her four years in high school ana
Lucy Elizabeth EsQuivel, salutatoFiall-
received an average OF 91-4 percent
A coincidence of interest regarding
the two honor graduates and Barbara
worcester. who also received special
mention for her work, is the fact that
the three girls are members OF the
refugee colony from chihuahua Each
of them also attended the Palmore
college in that city
Dr. r. I. Ramey- president OF the
local school board. vas master OF GER
emonfss. In Introducing mayor Chas.
Davis, who made the graduating ad-
dress. he told Of the special help that
bad been given TO the board by mayor
Davis in raising the money 20 finance
the necessary raise for teachers sal
aries next year. He also spoke OF the
Il Pas0 high school having won IN
the state essay contest five out Of
the six years since the contest was
Instituted, and called attention to the
fact that the service nag containing
500 stars and eight gold stars. u
Paso being the only school OF its
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
IN STATELINESS OF CATHEDRAL OF ST. PATRICK
DEGREES ARE CONFERRED UPON THE GRADUATES
FROM ST. UOSEPH2S ACADEMY BY BISHOP SCHUYLER

nandez and Tina Savrot.. Preceding
Miss LYONS was her flower girl Fran
ces Louise Wlcher and her escorts
were Fred Serano and Margaret sui
Ivan Little Miss sullivan was cos
tuned in green silk and Master Sc
rano wore a suit Of white satin with
sash of satin matching IN hue little
Miss SuIlivan's frock
After the professional, Mrs Robert
Holiday sang Ave Maria Her voice
from the choir loft sounded through
the cathedral with beautiful erect
The choir sang Neni Creator Splritus
in a solemn and beautiful manner
and then came the address 10 the
graduating class by bishop A. J.
Schiller. He said in his address now
appropriate was the day OF grauu-
alton. being on Ascension THURSDAY
and spoke Of how important a part
of education IS religion. impresslIg
on the girI graduates how wonderful
a thing IT is for women TO take re-
liEion into their lie
Then came the comforting OF the
degrees by bishop Schiller, the gradu-
ates being escorted TO the bishop by
their small boy and girl escorts
c. J. Andrews sang very beautifully
o Salutaris, followed by the solemn
benediction-
At the close Of the beautiful cere-
monial the assembly sang Holy Goa.
We Praise Thy Name
The Rev. Fr. A. F. UPTON was mas
ter Of ceremonies and Rev fr- g. g.
Frund was in charge Of the entire
ceremonial. Assisting bishop Scnuler.
Fr. Frund and FIR. Upton were the VI
car general. Fl Frances Roy. and rev
AIRS, ISABEL Flato directed the mu-
steal program and J. r Coy was the
organist-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

II. the stateliness Of st. Patrick's ca
! thedral a soiemnly. beautiful eere-
moniaI occurred on Thursday after
room when the graduates Of saint Jo-
seph's academy received their degrees
The main altar was decorated with
palms and jardiniers Of ferns and tail
palms and at the right of the altar
a great basket filled with pink and
yellow roses was placed The basket
oruamented with a huge bow Of satin
rsabous in the class colors old rose
ana gold.
From the top of the main altar red
white and blue Grapes were lestoonel
and caught at the tops Of the great
white Corinthian columns on either
side Of the cathedral This being the
month Of Nay. the altar OF che Blessed
Virgin was massed with protuslon
Of blossoms in exquisite unts. Lights
from innumerabie candles lent further
charm TO the eEquisirely beautiful ap-
pointments of the sanctuary
As the deep notes OF the great pipe
organ pealed forth. the professional
came down the aisle toward the altar.
First came - of the larger altar boys
in robes Of purple and white, then
Fr. A. j. Upton, who Jed the u
smaller altar boys. who were In robes
OF crimson and white and then the
graduates and their attendants.
The four small maidens. who were
bearers Of the class colors. preceding
Hiss Myrtle Mccarthy one Of the
graduates. included Virginia Medley.
Mary Frances Conley- Mary Maxine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Lieut.. Baylor Foster, who has been
serving overseas with the United
States army, is expected 10 reach III
Fas0 about June Is
owen p White, who went overseas
more than 2 year ago to serve
with the American eXpeditionary
forces. has arrived in the city and is
a guest Of relatives. He visited his
ranch iu the lower valley and friends
in Ysleta on THURSDAY.
Arthur Thomas Watts arrived or
Friday morning from Allen academy,
Bryan. Texas where he has been a
student. member OF the reserve Off
GERS training corps OF the academy.
He has Joined his mother. Mrs. Arthur
p watts. and grandmother. Mrs s. c.
Daniel, at WilloWw0od, 4sleta, for a
visit
Miss Elizabeth Glover and Miss
Florence Glover, daughters Of Col
and Mrs F. W Glover, viii arrive
from Houston. Texas. on Wednesday
10 join their parents at the family
residence in Richmond Terrace. Both
Of the Misses Glover have been in
school in Houston.
William Hal Aidridge. ir-. Tom AIor-
ris and Ralph Gibson. who have been
students this year in the New Mexico
Military academy at Roswell New
Mexico. returned home on Thursday.
making the trip in Mr. .Aldridge's
automobile. Mr- Gibson graduated
fran the academy this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

A PARTY Of the younger set will 60
a 10 Columbus, y NJ this afternoon
to attend the dance 10 be given to
morrow evening by the officers Of the
e9th infantry Among those who VIII
90 up are Mrs. Margaret Kinnon Ste
vens, Miss 8iayre Weeks. Miss Kath-
crime Tepfer and Miss Evelyn Payne
They VIII De guests Of the wives OF the
army officers garrisoned in Columbus
The s15th motor transport corps
viii give a dance this evening at
Camp Pershing. Automobiles wiz be
waiting to take guests going out for
the dance at 7-30 O'Clock at Hotel Shell
don Mrs. Y Del Campo and Mrs.
William Wallace VIII be the chape-
rons-
The Calamas club wiz give a moon
light picnic on the evening OF June
3. The party viii motor down the
lower valley and after the picnic
supper is served VIII enjoy a dance
at Ysleta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Weddings.

On Thursday afternoon a. 2-eo
o'clock. Rev Percy knickerbocker
performed the wedding service at
his home which united In marriage
r. F. Nein. Of pittsburg and Miss Ida
A. Mcqueen OF Tucson. Ariz Mr.. and
Mrs Neil are guests at the St. Regis
and viii leave in a Few days for the
Pacific coast where they viii remain
for an indefinite period. AR. Neill is
a real estate man OF Pittsbur- and
Hiss Mcqueen has many friends in
Tucson.
8Ir and Mrs. II. II. Spinelu announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage Of their only da iaiter. Mss
Thelma Spinnelli. to Lieut.. Robert
Nayne Reauey. eldest son Of Col and
Mrs. p J. Reaney. The wedding VIII
r---- -iore at the Snineni home at 8
o'clock p. M. on the fifth OF June. Fol-
towing the ceremony Col and Airs.
Reaney viii give a reception At their
home on Stevens street The an
nouncement is frauEht with much I'M
'---sf as both Miss Suineli and lieut.
Reaney are members Of prominent
families and very popular in The
Younger society set
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
about Ell Pasoans.

7. o. Reardon has moved from 1920
Cedar to 1928 Hueco-
J. Weiss has moved from 81 West
Missouri 10 sos Prospect.
ROLLS Myers has moved from 1926
Kentucky TO 1915 Memphis.
s. p Rister has moved from 222
West Nevada TO 3O12 Wheeling
z SWiski hiss moved from 285u
Grant avenue 10 1713 Wyoming
w Robinson ha smoved from III
North Brown street 10 1908 Arizona
Mrs. Blanche Anderson has moved
from 400 Rosa street 10 ISIS Mem
Dhis.
Mrs. f. Z. Alexander Of s27 west
Main has gone to Engie, y. A. for a
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Park have
moved from 2T10 Bliss to 1925 Arizona
street
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Edmondson have
moved from 1907 North Oregon street
TO 2318 Montana
Mrs. D. u. sutor. GIG West Boule-
ward, has gone 10 Santa Monica Calf.
where she VIII spend the next three
months.
James E. Bowen. r.. son OF Judge
and Mrs. James +. Bowen, has re-
ceived his appointment to enter West
Point, from Congressman claude Hud-
speth, and VIII leave in a few weeks
TO enter the military academy
FL Paso golf players and the
friends OF Mrs. ". J. Peck viii be in
terested TO learn that she was win
ner Of the Women's title tourney at
the Philadelphia Cricket club, played
on May . The game was played on
the club green and Mrs Peck took
the Philadelphia championship from
Mrs. Caleb F. Fox, who held the title
for five consecutive times. Mrs Peck
is the former Miss Ethel Catlin,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs B. $. Cat
lin and on visits TO the Catlin family
here. one OF the pioneer families
OF the city. has played with golfers
on the course at the country club.
She has been an ardent golfer for
some time and no surprise was felt
over her winning the championship az
the recent match in Philadelphia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Port OF Laredo, Tex,
Second OnIu To N. Y.

Laredo. Texas. May 31-Accordinc
TO statistics given out br the United
this city Of immigration passing
through this port during the year
1918. the port of Laredo ranks second
iu the service. being surpassed only
by the port Of New York
During 1878 a total or S.7S4 persons
passed through the immigration
service at Laredo into the Republic
OF Mexico. while the immigration from
Mexico to the United States through
the port of Laredo tntalled 12.01S ad-
missions, Of which fully IS percent or
nearly 10000. represented Mexican la
lorers coming TO this country 10 work
during the war. Besides these 1900
lahorers there were a total bf 800
Temporary admissions OF Mexican la-
borers TO this country through the
port OF Laredo who came to do con-
tract labor under the exceptions labor
act which was revoked on January 4
OF this year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Proud Reference to High School Work
Is Made at the Graduation Exercises

class in the state 10 be selected for
the reserve officers training CORPS.
Mayor Davis spoke in commenda-
ton Of the excellent work Of the
members of the graduation class and
mentioned plans for carrying out spe-
cial works that would be Of value TO
the high school.
Following the mayors address, Dr.
Ramey presented the diplomas 10 the
members Of the class The scholar
ships and certificates were presented
BIZ Richard f. Burgess
Music was furnished By the high
school orchestra and the Girls Glee
club. Barbara Worcester sang Fol-
lowing the valedictory Grafton by
Esther Mae OFT. the senior class pre-
while the orchestra played The Star
Spangled Banner"
The list Of graduates was published
Norebend Exercises.
At the graduation exercises OF the
high seventh grade Of the Morehead
school q very interesting program
was given It was as follows;
Song. Till We Meet Again" high
seventh grade.
Piano and guitar duet, Grace Glib
son and Moreno Williams.
Class prophecy for 1880, Margaret
Kline.
song I'm Always Cnaslng RAM
bows" Margaret Hamilton accom-
panied by Ruth Lilly. Helen Carroll.
Bette Harris, Wand2- Primm, Norane
Williams
Key to she high seventh grade was
given 20 Leo Jaffe for the future
high seventh
Violin solo. David Oserandsky.
Class jfngles. Louis Underwood
Talk. When We Leave Morehead
School" Howard de Moss.
Morehead school song. by assembly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Om OF Town : iisifOrs.

/ P O. Fife. Of Rodeo. y ~, is at the
I del Norte hotel
C. S. Devor, Of Tucumcari, n. n, IS
at Hotel del Norte.
H 4 Wright, Of Hachitas \. IL, Is a
guest AZ the Regis
O. J. Bihn, Of Deming, y. H.. is a
guest at Hotel Mccoy.
i. Esparza. Of Tyrone, n. II, IS a
: guest AZ the St Regis
Capt H Stewart, Of Columbus, n
! n. is at Hotel del No-se
James A. Shepard. Of Bisbee, Ariz.
D IS a guest at Mccoy hotel.
C. C. Mcdonald Of Sreetwater. Tex,
Z IS a guest at Sheldon hotel
Alfred T. Barry. Of Norenci. Ariz-, Sc
Ia guest at Hotel del Norte.
3 S. A. Birchfield, Of Deming, n. NJ,
Z is registered at the St Rests.
Miss G. Moore. OF Phoenix. Ariz- is
registered at St Regis hotel
Dell II Potter, Of Clifton. Ariz-. Is
registered at Hotel del Norte.
AIRS. Max SchWarz. Of Globe, Ariz-
J lis registered at Hotel del Norte-
L. Franer. Of Albuquerque, " II,
is registered at Hotel St Regis
H. T. Stansbury. Of Tucumcari y.
IL is a guest at Hotel del NOrte.
Mrs Mark B. Thompson. Of Las
! Cruces. y H.. is at Hotel sheldon
c. d. Sheridan, Of Sierra Blanca
Tex IS registered at Hotel mccoy
NJ. and Mrs J. H Davidson. Of Mon
treaI. are registered at the del Norte
hotel
III JAMES and Mrs. James. Of san
Antonio. Tex. is a guest at St Regis
hotel
r E. Howe and p J. stachan. Of
Cananea, Mex, are guests at Hotel del
Norte.
". z. Jones and 5Irs. Jones. Of Las
( Cruces, N NJ is a guest at Hotel St
George W Jannett and family. Of
Douglas, Ariz-, are guests at Hotel
J Mccoy
l. c. Brite. e cattleman from Maria
and aIrs. Brite. are guests At Hotel
del Norte
Mrs z. A. Davis and Mrs Lulu Pearl
+ Nance. Of Las Cruces. X NJ, are reg
istered at Hotel Sheldon
R. ~. Goddard, L a. Higley, 7. ".
Jarndor and ". E Cannon jr., OF state
College, n. n, are registered at Hotel
del Norte
Miss Frances Thomassou, OF For
Bayard. n. n. IS the house guest o.
Miss Marion McChesuey. at the Nc
fChesney home on East Boulevard.
Mrs Montrose Graham. who spen
the winter in the city. left on Thurs
day afternoon for Los Angeles wher'
she VIII remain FOR some time Sool
after her arrival in Los Angeles shi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
EIPaso Girls Going to Columbus, In,
To Attend Dance by 24th Infantry

wiz be Joined by her son, ensign Roy
Nontrose Graham, who graduates this
year from the naval academy.
Mrs V. J. Croker and daughter,
Mrs. Rowland 5urHir. with Mrs.
Burkits small daughter. Frances
SybiI. left today for san Francisco,
Calf Mrs Burkit's home Mrs.
Burlzit has been in FL Paso for a short
visit after a trip with her mother
to Dallas. Texas, where they enjoyed
visit with Mrs. Crocker's son. Lieut.
W 7 Croker, r., who recently ar
rived from overseas. where he was in
command OF a searchlight platoon. AT
present Lieut.. Croker is stationed
in Washington. D. G, where he IS en-
gagged in research work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
BILL TO COMPENSATE
HnRnER XuTNEEn u

Washington. D. c.. May s0.-Rep-
.resentative c. B. Hudspeth introduced
a bill TODAY TO straighten out the tan
sic over the awards to people along
the border killed and injured by Mex
lean bandit raids. The last congress
appropriated $4,000 for this purpose.
but the language in the bill has been
construed so that those, persons
wounded could not set any damages
The HudsDeth bill provides that Sf2.-
coo shall be paid 10 the heirs OF those
who were killed and SIS. 200 to those
who were wounded.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Dinners and Lnncheous.

An enjoyable affair was the dinner
Given on Tuesday evening By Mrs.
Angie Williams, OF SIC Mesa avenue.
In honor Of her son. X Philip Coy
kendall. who left wednesday noon loi
New York city. after a two months
furlough from the navy The table
was most attractive with center
niece consisting Of large round mir
ror on which was placed a cut glass
bowl filled with crimson and white
sweet peas Covers were laid tor
eight. The guests included Misses
Ruth Elsner. Doris Drum. Fansy
Buckner and Marie Lake. Of Los An
geies. also John Williams, Dewitt
Booth and Thaddeus r. Coy Kendall
After dinner was served the remain
der Of the evening was taken UP with
dancing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Parties.

Miss Ina Palmeteer entertained
with a birthday party during the past
week in compliment 70 her mother.
AIRS. e. j. Paluleteer- Miss Falmeteer' s
orchestra furnished the music for the
evening and Miss palmeteer and Earl
Richards IT, sang An ice course
with coke was served Those hidden
were Mr. and Mrs j. A. Fredericzs-
ar. and Mrs J. F. Morse Alr. and
Mrs Earl Richards. IT.. and AR and
lIrs. X q. Burns. James Anderson
Sergeant Anderson. master Joe Fred
ericl-s and master Earl Richards
mini
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

Your friends in the north appreciate
good views taken on At Franklin
~--1 nf~frres r1ern first good
kodak. then good film development
.l rnsra both AT best prices
= r G-ndara Photo supply Co.
40 F. san Antonio Street--Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30
Lodges and Clubs.

Dove Shrine Order Of the White
Shrine OF Jerusalem held installation
OF officers Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock in odd Fellows hall.
Officers installed for Che ensuing
year were
Waterman OF shepherds. Frank
Birch. noble prophecies. AIRS. Exile "a
briskie- worthy scribe AIRS Julia
sharp. worthy treasurer DIT. Ida
Bishop; worthy chaplain Mrs. Rosa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

Tomorrow rs the last SATURDAY. On
the month. The carriers viii call 70
collect their May accounts kindly be
prepared TO settle with them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

Mrs T. F. Gamble Is entertaining
this afternoon at cards at the Gamble
home on Stevens street. The guest
list viii include T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-30

Miss Buena Glider. secretary Of the
FL Paso Automobile club. viii leave
Sunday for Houston and Galveston
to spend two weeks visiting