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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Out OF Town Visitors.

S. Bellman has moved IN from La
Mesa. n. n. and has located at 1913
Wyoming street
Mrs George Phillips and children.
who have been guests Of relatives I'm
the city. have returned 90 their home
I'm Douglas, Ariz.
J. p. Wayne, OF Magdalena. n. ~
is in Fl Paso for a short time. HIS
daughter. 1Iiss Edith Wayne. Is
student at the Fl Paso school for
Girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. H J. Psinesten. Of
Lincoln. N. A. are guests i'm the city.
They are visiting their daughter Miss
Edna Psingsten, who is a student at
the FL Paso School for Girls.
Mrs ". s. Kills left on Thursday
for California, where she Is 20 be the
guest OF Mrs. John Frederick Sieber-
ling. at Hotel Del Coronado. Coronado
Beach. Later Mrs. Hills VIII 20 to
santa Barbara where she wiz be the
guest OF Airs. Stewart White. mother
Of three famous sons. Rodericl- White.
noted violinist, Stewart Edward
White. novelist. and Gilbert White
painter Mrs Hills who has been a
guest at Hotel Paso del NOrte for
some time has been the honor guest
of a number Of charming social cour-
tesieE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
War Service Work.

On Saturday evening the men OF the
base hospital exchange and the corps
men Of the base hospital viii give a
dance in honor Of the men Of the base
hospital corps who are TO be mustered
out OF the service IN a short time
There IS to be special music for this
dance ond refreshments will be
served The dance viii be given in the
Red Cross hostess house.
A delightful dancing party was ar
ranged for the men OF troop A. Sew
euth cavalry. who are stationed at
the war camp community service,
Thursday evening. Capt J. O. Nil
Ter and Lieut. s F. Todd were in
charge OF the general arrangements
for this hop, which proved 10 be a
A very delightful card party was
given at the Red Cross hostess house
at Fort Bliss on Thursday evening
under the direction OF the Jewish vel
fore board, by the Cheerful Girls club
This party was given for the corps
men OF the base hospital at Fort Bliss
and for the eonvaIescent patients OF
the hospital Prizes were awarded 10
the guests making high scores. one
hundred and fifty guests enjoyed the
hospitality OF the club.
A large group OF FL Paso girls met
at the Khaki CLUB and motored out
TO the camp They were chaperoned
by Mrs Jack Burns. Mrs. F. T. smith
Mrs. Albert Aronson. Mrs W p
stiles and Airs Julius Wild The girls
numbered Misses Nina Royce, Ger
trude Driver. Jessie Slmous. Jessie
Lee Jeffreys. Lee Rhodes. Enid Au1t-
Florence Aronson. Ruth CrandalL
Emma Richards. Gladys smith. Ethel
Turner. Dorothy stiles. Ida May Ber-
ryhilL Winnie Berryhiu. Eulala Rich
ardson and Ruth Burns.
Refreshments were served bv the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Abonf EIPIsoans.

A. L. 1IcGehee has moved from the
Oasis hotel to 705 Mesa avenue.
Mrs. F. Reading has moved from the
Fisk apartments TO 1857 Ohio street
J A. Jones has moved from lOl1
Nundy avenue TO 325 Prospect avenue
J.. P Browning has moved from $3.50
Fort Boulevard TO 916 Magof1in ave-
=. Rivers has moved from 2SO1
Montana street TO 209 East san An
tonic.
b C. siebert has moved from 1908
East Boulevard TO 1918 North FL Paso
street
H. S. lie eros has moved from 7O5
North Stanton street 70 403 West Rio
Grande-
414 East Third street TO 519 Myrtle
avenue
r D. Hyatt has moved from 44Os
Westminster street to 1907 East San
Antonio.
lIr. and Mrs. P. z. Sherman have
moved from 1928 Grant avenue TO 1904
". W. walker has moved from 500
North Florence street 70 901 North
FL Paso street
8Ir. and Mrs. A. Merlin have moved
from 1881 Myrtle avenue to 119 North
St Vrain street
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Ecland have
moved from 11O5 East Boulevard 10
900 Ange street
E T. Tomlinson has moved from
1912 Montana street 20 612 North
Florence street
M and Mrs. s. z. Newsom have
moved from los North san Marcial
70 2120 Texas street
Mr- and Mrs. F. Il. Wilson have
moved from 9O4 North Oregon street
to 2309 Montana street.
Mrs. Charles C. Jones, who has been
very III with influenza at her home in
the virginia apartments. IS much i'm
proved.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

. A LII departments Of the Red Cross
/ n shop open I'm the san Jacinto plaza
Mrs Joseph r. Williams chairman Of
the shop airs. J. A. Happier. vice
chairman: AIRS. Horace Broaddus
chairman OF the various department. s.
Airs. T. n. Bell chairman or the m
formation department OF the shop;
Airs. Walter Davis, vice chairman
Mrs James a. Dick, chairman for the
day Mrs r. o. Mantor reserve cashier,
Mrs. O.. w Young and Mrs Charles
Auer I'm charge OF the cake depart
menr- In charge OF the Jewelry de-
Z p1rtmeur. Mrs T.. s. stewart, chair
man, Mrs Walter kOhl1ergs vice
{ chairman chairman for the day, Mrs
clothing department. Mrs. Nathan
Solomon. chairman. Mrs T. r. Irwin,
vice chairman; AIRS. F. Il Irwin.
/ chairman for the day In charge Of the
neecleWork department. Mrs. Dave
Payne. chairman. Mrs " T.. stiles,
vice chairman Mrs J. W EuhanlZ,
chairman FOR the day In charge OF
the bargains department. Mrs r. s
Cooke. chairman: Mrs Anna Evans
chairman 90 the day The reserve
list Of chairmen includes AIRS. j. c.
Lakeland, Mrs C. y. Kelly. Mrs. ID.
Bruce Smith. AIRS. C. W.. Groom and
Mrs Burt OrudorfG Presiding In the
tea and luncheon room viii be Mrs.
Charles Davis, chairman; Mrs. James
Vance and Airs. J. r. Eulow. vice
chairman. and their assistants. Mrs.
Charles LOOMS. Mrs. A. p. Coles. Mrs.
Lee Fraser and lIrs- Josephine Nations
Mortit, as captains. with Mrs Leo
Schuster Mrs. William J. Deavitt- AIRS.
Alexander Day Surles. Mrs. steele
Wotkyns. AIRS. Roscoe r. Foster. Mrs.
Frank llurchison. Mrs j. Hicks
Iooley. AIRS William Walz. Mrs. Bal
lard ColdWeu. Mrs Thomas Mavfield.
and Mrs A. j. Cruise as Mattresses.
Week end dance at the Country
club
Week end dance 40 the Khaki club.
Meeting at . o'clock at No. 10 Palms
Court OF the board Of the Fl Paso
Fhllantnropic Cooperative Hospital
and Gentlefolks' Home
Meeting at 9 o'clock at No. 10 Palms
Court Of the board Of directors Of the
Home for Aged and Orphanaee for
White Children
Dance on Saturday evening at Fort
Bliss at the Red Cross hostess house.
given by the corps men Of the base
hospital exchange and the corps men
OF the base hospital In honor OF the
corps men Of the hospital who are TO
be mustered out Of the service IN
short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

I'll PASOANS who are fond Of music
l. enjoyed a most Interesting musi-
cal evening on Thursday when Andres
Dalmu, violinist Of Argentina, ap-
peared IN joint recital with Madame
Jean Willard. the coloratura soprano,
at the Woman's clubhouse under the
direction Of the music department Of
the Woman's club Of which Mrs David
Y. Feunessy is chairman
This was Dalmau's first appearance
I'm a speciaI program at the club.
though he had played several numbers
previously when he appeared on pro-
gram under the direction OF the music
daDartment The musician was en-
+Ili1sisstfcalIv received. While all OF
his interpretations are wonderfully
given. perhaps he shows the greatest
finesse and the most beauty in his Sc
rious numbers.
Madame Nillahrd sang number or
delightful selections Her staccaltQ
notes are especially we'll rendered and
much enjoyed as were her trills and
roulades
Mrs. W. r. Brown accompanied
Madame Willard and Emilio de Mich
olas, also musician OF note, vas tne
accompanist for Dalmau. The following
comprised the program;
Part I.
G1oconda $500 hi-2t-l
Habanera $780, s1la-ae-te
Chanson Provencale- --.-.-.--- Del Aequa
Madame Jean Willard AIRS W r.
Brown at the plano.
/ Palpiti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PaEaniui
Part II.
(a) Romano Cop. 40)-.--- Beethoven
OBJ Zamacueca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. White
DANA Chilena
la) EllEia --------.-- Aassenet
% Walz Capricho g. WeiniawsSi
Pezzo de Bravura. -.--. Richard Mulder
Madame Willard
Rondo des Lutins .----..-- BaZZini
A benefit performance VIII be given
at Liberty hall on the evening Of
March % for the funds Of the Guada-
lupauo Day Nursery. Prof Rayo
Reyes Will direct the affair and a num-
Der Of very talented children win take
part on the program Among these
children. who are his music pupils. is
his own small daughter. Reva Reyes.
After the program is given two hours
dancing viii be enjoyed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
NO MORE CATARRH
A Guaranteed Treatment That Has
sfood the Test Of Tlme.


Stood the Test Of Time.
Catarrn cures come and catarrh
cures go. but Hyomei continues to
heal catsrrh and abolish its disgust
ing symptoms wherever civilization
exists
Every year the already enormous
sales OF this really scientific treat
ment for catarrh grow greater. and
the present year should show all
records broken
II you breathe Hyomei daily az di-
rected IL viii end your catarrh. or Il
won't cost You a cent
II you have a hard rubber Hyomei
inhaler somewhere around the house,
get IL out and start II at once to
forever I'D yourself OF cararrh-
Kelly & Pollard. or any other good
druggist, viii sell you a bottle OF Hy-
omei 0iQuid), start to breathe Il and
notice how quickly Il clears out the
air passages and makes the entire
head feel fine
Hyomei used regularly VIII end ca
tar=i7. coughs, colds. bronchitis or
asthma. A complete outfit. including
a hard rubber pocket inhaler and
bottle OF HyOmei, costs but little No
stomach dosing Just breathe IL. It
kills the germs, soOthes and heals
the inflamed me1rbrane--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Next Week Is To Be Ethics Week For
The Students of Ell PaSo High School

NEXT week. beginning March Il, andi
~ ending March %. is TO be set aside
as Ethics week. in the e. Paso high
school Il is a difficult matter to de-
fine the word ethics but generally
speaking it has 20 do with manners.
morals and customs.
Now. in the busy, fuu life OF the
high school. It is not possible TO dwell
at length upon these things. or to
give instruction in them. They are a
part OF every students life and sur
roundings. but an indirect part so the
aim Of Ethics Week" IS TO call the
attention Of the students more defin-
itely 10 higher ideals, better manners
and better character.
a very interesting program IS be-
ing planned TO take place throughout
the week
the pupils Of the high school have
been requested 10 urge their parents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Pasoans Awau.

II. Welsch left Thursday for St.
Louis and Pittsburg. on business.
Mrs. W r. Winch is in Kansas
City on a visit TO relatives and friends.
Mrs. q. 1T. Waller left a few days
ago for Mineral Wells, where she VIII
remain for several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Carr Will leave this ar
teruoOu for Mineral Wells where she
viii remain for a short visit
Airs. H Pfaif and daughter. Alrs. ].
Beeson Hunt. left yesterday for
Washington and New York.
Miss Gladys Sincomb has gone down
the valley TO visit Mrs Kinney Lin
ker at the Evans home IN Ysleta.
Mrs J. T.. Nash has gone TO Wash
ington. D. C.. where she viii remain
until Capt. Nash returns from over
seas
Mrs. Harry Potter has gone TO Plain
field. New Jersey, where she viii be
the guest Of her parents at the family
home there. Mrs Potter viii be away
for about two months.
Mr.. and Airs. j. NJ Dudley and 1Ir
Dudley's mother left on Thursday
over the Golden state limited for
Chicago. Mr.. Dudley's mother Is quite
i'll and he and his wife went 90 ac-
company her 20 the family home in
Chicago.
Mrs. William Robert smith. OF
Hawthorne Pace. is in Oklahoma CITY.
where she is the guest OF her sister
Judge and Mrs. Smith and their
daughters have moved from the form
er residence, 1927 Hawthorne Place. TO
1920 Hawthorne Place.
W C. Roe. president Of the Myers
company, accompanied by O. s.
Knight. manager for the company at
Las Cruces. and Charles B0nnel1.
manager OF the company at Cloud
croft. left yesterday for Rockford.
H.. on business. Nr. Roe has just
recovered from n severe case Of in
fluenZa contracted while on a recent
trip 20 Kansas City.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Weddings.

A wedding Of much social import
auce is that Of PRESLEY Wood Bitticlz
and Miss Harriet Frances Bottorff
which VIII occur on wednesday even
ing at $50 o'clock on April al the
First Presbyterian church
Michael Orwitz returned 20 Fl Paso
"wednesday after serving with the
18th service company, signal corps
As pleasant surprise TO his friends.
he brought with him the elimination
OF military courtship. Mrs II
OrWitZ was formerly Miss Rose Jean
Behrman, OF Baltimore The couple
VIII make their home here, mr.. Orwitz
having acquired the Eureka Photo
studio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Talks On Safety.


A MAN with a piece OF a hand was
n once asked, How did it happen
and he replied. Il was fooling with
gun that wasn't loaded
Careless handling Of firearms and
assuming that a gun IS not loaded are
the two chief causes Of accidents
with firearms
Firearms should always be kept IN
a locked drawer or closet out Of
reach Of children
Young boys should never be allowed
to use firearms unless an older per-
son IS with them.
In handling or cleaning a sun fin
your home, you should take no
chances-you should absolutely know
that IL is not loaded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Townsend Dinner
Hosts Thursday Evening To Friends


Mr. AND MRS. F II TOWNSEND
w had as their guests at a dinner
party at their home. 1915 North kan
sas street, Thursday evening. NJ and
Mrs Wiley Edwards. Robert Cush-
man and Almond Johnston The din
ner was given in honor Of Mr.. John
ston's birthday anniversary. A cake
bearing IS burning tapers was placed
in the center Of the table Music was
enjoyed throughout the evening
Sprays Of peach blossoms artistical-
u arranged en- spray In a crystal vase
were the flowers used in decoration
at the dinner party given by Mrs
Charles F. Bryan at the attractive
Bryan home on Mckinley avenue on
Thursday evening in honor Of her hus-
bands birthday anniversary The
birthday cake. 3. Lady Baltimore, bore
tiny blue holders with burning wax
tapers NUN bering the years Of the
honor guest. Lights shed over the
dainty table service were from pink
wax candles burning in silver
candelabrum. and at each cover there
were pink candles in silver holders
burning beneath rose shades The
gift for the honor guest from the
hostess was an individual water set
OF cut glass
Covers were placed for Nj. and Mrs
W " Laughlin. their daughter. Mrs
Sidney Carroll Graves: Col S r H.
Tompkins. commanding officer or the
Seventh L. &. cavalry; Mr.. and Mrs
George p Oliver. Miss Alice Fitz-
patrick. principal OF Lamar school
and Mr.. and Mrs Bryan
Mrs. c. O. Fuckers tea on Thursday
afternoon for three charming guests,
Mrs Jerome Dale. ST. who is the
house guest Of Mrs. VIII T. Owen
Mrs. Charles De Vry. guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Evans. and Mrs Lafterty.
wife OF Capt. Fred Lafferty, OF the
fifth cavalry. was a very smart affair
The Rucker home was very charm
ing with its decorations Of sweet peas
IN all their varying rainbow colors-
Pink candles burned in crystal holders
decorated with butterfly bows OF pink
tulle added the dainty lighting ef-
feet
A number Of chic frocl1s were worn
for the party both By the guests and
the receiving party.
Mrs. Rucker was charming in =
black net gown. Mrs. Dale was
gowned in beaded net Mrs De WY
was costumed IN q black lace and
Mrs. Lafferty wore a chic gown OF
blue taffeta
Doing the houors at the daintily ar
ranged tea table were Mrs J. G. Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
FL PnsoanS Refurnine

.. II smith. who has been IN Jer-
ferson. Tex. for some months. has re-
turned 70 his home in the city.
r. II oliver. manager for Wilson
& Co.. returned Friday from a bust
ness trip TO Chicago. Kansas City.
Dallas and other points
Mrs. Empress Arlington has re-
ceived a message from her nephew,
Paul Roach. stating that he has ar
rived from overseas and is in New
York city. Mr. Roach has been sew
ing with the American expeditionary
forces for a number OF months. He
was wounded in action.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Nomen's Organizations.

The monthly meeting OF the board
OF the FL Paso Philanthropic COopera-
tive hospital and Gentlefolks' home
VIII meet Saturday afternoon at No.
10 Palms Court at . o'clock. The board
Of directors for the Home for Aged
and Orphanage for White Children
VII meet at s o'clock at the same
place.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
BUSINESS INCREASES AT
RECRUITING STATION

The naval recruiting station re-
porfs an Increasing number OF appi-
cations for enlistment Nine applica-
tious were received Wednesday. Of
which seven were accepted and sent
TO the san Francisco and Charleston
naval stations for training. Four ap-
plicants had applied for enlistment
W TO noon on Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

E. Cantreu Mrs Sidney Hockett.
Miss Marion Calnan. Miss Grace
Fleck. Hiss Edith Robertson. Miss
Mildred Rogers and Miss Birdie Har-
kins.
Mrs. Q. J. NeeI was hostess at a
pretty bridge party on Thursday af-
ternOon al the Neel home In Haw-
thorne Place in compliment 10 her
aunt. Airs. Paul Perry. Of Douglas
Arizona, who is her house guest The
high score was won by AIRS. Paul H.
Luckett, who was presented with a
corsage bouquet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

o attend the meeting Of the Parent
Teachers association this afternoon
at $50 T. is 20 be a very interesting
and important meeting One delight
ful feature on the program is 20 be a
concert by the Girls Glee club. The
first part OF the program is to be
held In the auditorium on the main
floor and the remainder in the art de-
association wlu be entertained by Mrs
Evans and Mr. Kinney. instructors i'm
drawing.
The sponsors OF the cadet corps ap-
peared I'm 1ul Uniform today. but did
not drill Several snapshots were
taken Of them for the Taller Annual
Al High school pupils and their pa
rents have ben invited to attend an
entertainment which IS TO be given
at the University club this evenins
at g o'clock. After the entertainment
there is 10 be informal dancing.
A final rehearsal Of the Girls Giee
club was held this morning in the
music room at 9:f5. The girls are 90
sing this afternoon at the meeting Of
the Pareut-Teaehers' association.
The Phuanthean society held a very
interesting meeting in room 25S at the
High school Friday morning az 9-f5-
To was decided TO give a bunco party
soon, the proceeds Of which VIII 60
toward the Taller Annual The COM
mittee 10 take charge OF the party
consists OF Irmine MarEroff, Norma
Hersk0witz and Irma Dell Rouse.
Tt was decided to reserve two pages
in the Annual for the Philanthean So
ciety and one page would be utilized
with pictures of the different mem
are TO be cleVerly arranged in the
form OF the letter "P' A committee
was appointed TO secure these pictures
so that cuts could be made as soon
as posi- bic for the Annual The COM
mittee includes Ethel Amstater. Mar
garette Anderson and Ruth Goodman
The spelling contest was held en- the
auditorium Friray morning and three
representatives were selected to be
sent TO the state contest at Austin
The three were selected out Of IS con- D
testants who had previously been
chosen i'm the contests held In the va .
rious record groups.
The boys Of the high school win be +
given big stag party aU the Y. 3L C.. /
A. tonight The affair is i'm the ua- /
rure or a reception 10 the new high .
school secretary w. ID. Thomas The j
Hi-N club viii also be organized and +
NAAaAaAa aug AAAN . aaAA -AA ne NAENaEaA
About 200 boys viii attend the s-ag
and viii be given a big feed. The .
Of the evening Will be in .
the entertainment to be given by F.
Joel Friedkin. local theatrical man
The LILY club viii meet hereafter 7
every Friday night at the "T" and .
promote a lie promlem class. IL is j
planned 20 further have some local
business man give a short talk along j
professional lines as a part OF the .
clubs program.
The students OF the Spanish depart
ment Of the Fl Paso School for Girls.
who number about 80. are making arr
engagements for presenting a Spanish i
program within a shore time
Miss Elvira l. Galentine. teacher or I
Spanish, is in charge OF the program
The program viii include dialogus.
songs. readings and violin selections. /
This is the first purely Spanish pro-
gram given by the schoo'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

Mrs. Helen Cooper Williams was hos
tess TO a prettily appointed luncheon
on Thursday houoring two charming
guests in the city from DeminE, n.
IL, Mrs. Ethel Barksdale and Mrs.
A. T.. Hyatt. at the Williams home on
North Florence street. The flowers
used In decoration were lavender pc
tuniaE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

Only Zoe for developing any size
roll OF Kodak film
J. +. Gaudnra Photo supply Co.
Next door 10 Wigwam Theatre.=Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

up suIllclent supply at all times
there would, in my opinion. be
FAR less disease resulting from
auaemic. weakened conditions. In
my opinion, Nuxated Iron Is the
most valuable tonic, strength and
blood builder any physician can
prescribe.
MANCFACrCEEES' NOTE Nuz-
ated Iron. which has been PRESCRIBED
and recommended by physicians ana
which is used hy over three million
people annually Isl not q secret rem-
adyi but one which Isl wei known Co
druggists everywhere Unlike the
older Inorganic iron products. 90 IS
easily simulated and does not iu-
lur- the teeth. make chem black nor
upset the stomach. The U1uuf1r-ur.
c7s Elraltec slccsfl and entirely
satisfactory results t1 every pu--
chaser OF they vll refund gcur
money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21

Grady, Mrs. F. Norwood Hall, Mrs. W.
L FoZworth and Mrs John ". En-
bank
The library was very artistic with
decorations Of yellow jonquils and
here punch was served. Assisting the
hostess in entertaining and serving
were Mrs p. B. Homan, Mrs George
Evans. Mrs F. Norwood Hall. Mrs
VIII T. owen, Airs. J. J. Pearcs, Mrs
Walter Christie. Mrs. Carl Thorn. Mrs
Hal Christie Mrs John ". Eubanlr
Mrs j. c. McGrady, Miss Nellie May
Bowen, Miss Valerie Lorig. Miss Vir-
ginia Rumsey and Miss Mildred
Rogers.
During the receiving hours when
more than $50 guests called. a very
enjoyable musicale was given Miss
Florence Crissey played a group Of
violin selections Mrs VIII 7. owen
sang a number OF solos and also sang
en- duet with Mrs Charles Andrews.
Miss Elvira Galentine gave a number
OF vocal selections. Airs. 7. J. Pearce
accompanied the vocalfsts.
a. company Of the Ninth enEi-
neers. stationed at Demiug. n. b.. en-
tertalned with banquet in honor OF
Lieut. and Mrs. vs.. B. Grigsby re-
Gently at the mess hall Toasts ere
given by MAJ L. T. Atkins, command
-AAe AAA-AH- GA tue -NlNAN EI-LlEers-
capt = L. buell. commanding Off
Ger Of "A" company. and other Off
GERS OF the company. During the
course OF the event a beautiful cut
glass vase and water set we're pre-
scented 60 the honor guests.
Lieut. and Mrs Grigsby were mar
ried in Washington. 70. C.. on Feb
ruarv u. 1919 1frs. Grigsbv was for
merry Miss Dorothy Breuninger. a
popular member Of the younger set OF
Washington
The Ninth engineers are now sta
toned 20 Camp Cody. but VIII return
shortly 10 the home station at Camp
Courchesne.
A pretty hospitality OF today was
the luncheon given az Cafe sheldon
at noon by Miss ora Chester. honoring
AIRS W. c. Keith. who isl the house
guest Of Mrs william Hal Aldridge
and AIRS. s E W0oteu- The lunch
con table was dainty with spring
flowers and covers were placed for
Mrs Keith Mrs J. 6. Barada. Airs.
j. p. Rankin. 1r-. Mrs. J. /. Buquor.
Mrs linden Butler and Mrs. Norman
Walker
On OF the interesting social affairs
scheduled for the coming week is the
silver tea which is TO be given by the
Equal Franchise league on Friday az
ternoon from 3 until o'clock at the
residence OF Mrs. linden Butler in
benefit OF the treasury Of the league.
. The Butler home Is at 1909 Arizona
street Mrs c. A. Sorreus is to have
81 IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-21
Dances

An enchilada supper and dance will
De given on Saturday evening. March
q, at W. o. ". hau East FL Paso By
Alameda grove WoOdman Circle