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The Truth Told About
Each Car Sold.

Hudson seven-passenger touring car, new
rord tire and extra: Chalmers hve-passenger
touring car. mechanically perfect; Overland
roadster 1914 model; Maxwell roadster. 1918
model: Winton Six, seven pa ssenger touring.
1918 model. cord tires and extra: Velie tour
ing car 1912 model. will make good truck.
The above cars are ready for immediate de-
livery. No reasonable offer refused. Used car
Department. Lambert Hudson Motors Co.. 633
Mass ave. Call Mr.. Rosenberg. Franklin
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DON'T MISS A CHANCE to enjoy these bear
in a good car. If you cannot afford a new one
come in on Monday and buy one Of our recon-
ditionsd used cars. We have several fine ''bar-
gains and terms may be arranged to suit
purchasers. A few of the special offerings are
named below, but there are others here:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
CADILLAC
Passenger cars; rebuilt and guaranteed.
THE WASHINGTON CADILLAC CO.,
1850 Conn. ave. Franklin $500.

TIRES. TIRES. TIRES.
lust received a carload of the
famous Giant Rebuilt Tires at
astonishing prices. All sizes in
stock. Non-skid and ribbed.
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CHALMERS 5-passenger touring; bargain,
5000 al 18th ne. L. 5000.
CARS BOUGHT regardless of condition or
make: largest dealer in second hand parts in
the city; always have in stock tires tubes
and rims in all sizes. Isadore CHASER Co.,
2030 18th St NV Phone North 1888.
1920 HUPMOBILE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
frst-class condition: run only 5000 miles; will
carry our guaranty exactly as new car. Ster-
rett & Fleming Inc. North $3.50.
HUDSON SUPER-SIX touring: absolutely first
class condition throughout: good tires: run only
II. 900 miles: owner buying new car. will sacri-
fee for 81 100 Call Mr.. Hathaway. North
1861. 1901 Wyoming ave-, after pm.
NASH TOURING-Run about 1000 miles;
looks like new; bargain; terms can be ar
ranged IA 18th ne.
FORD sedan. 1917 1926.
FORD touring, 1917: newly painted; 500.
FORD roadster, 1917; thoroughly overhauled
$3.50.
FORD speedster. with torpedo body, 1917
lot of extras; perfect; S275
BUICK 1 in good condition. $275.
SIX-cylinder touring car. lights and starter,
4 new tires, S275.
CHUMMY roadster. S tires. lights and
starter. $375.s
FORD touring in good running order. $40.
51-53 Eye st. ne. lbs
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WANTED-GARAGES.

WANTEp-TO RENT-A PRIVATE GARAGE
or part of one in the vicinity of Connecticut
ave. and Woodley road. Address Box SD
Star office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
School Notes.

The operetta 'Hiawatha" TO be
presented at the high school on Sat
urday afternoon by the pupils OF la
mar school bids fair TO be a success
ful affair for more than 500 worth
OF tickets to the performance already
have been sold The operetta viii
take place at $50 and large number
OF committees VIII be in charge Of the
presentation Miss Alice Fitzpatrick
is general chairman: Miss Margaret
Jones will have charge Of the costum-
ing Of the fire flies and small Indian
girls: she viii be assisted by Miss
Laura Nelson: Miss Maud Strickland
VIII have charge Of the wind fairies
Miss Clara Smell will direct the music.
Miss Gertrude Belmar viii have
charge Of the Indian maidens- Mrs J.
". Thompson is chairman OF tickets
and is assisted by Mrs. Frank Pitman,
Mrs. J. T. Hollis Mrs W 81. Arm
strong and Mrs. L F. L0ckhart. Mrs.
Robert Townsend is chairman OF pub
LEFTY. The refreshments committee
includes Mrs J. Mann and Mrs. Burch-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Dinners and Luncheons.

The Alumnae association Of the Fl
Pzso School for Girls enjoyed a get
together luncheon Friday at 1 o'clock
al Hotel Paso del Norte- Covers were
placed for the members Of the asso-
citation who are in the city. for Miss
Ora Slater. PRINCIPAL Of the school.
and for Miss Marion Maddocls and
Miss Lois Layn.
Theodore Harris, assisted by his
aunt. Mrs ". L Crockett gave a
dinner Of dainty appointment on
Thursday evening TO compliment the
teachers OF Morehead school who were
Theodore's instructors during the past
year. Covers were placed for Mrs
Empress Arlington, Misses Louise
Hopper. Lucille 1IaIoney Vida Pit
nam, Edith Rogers, Edith Williams
and That's Gilett and Mrs. Crockett
and Theodore The young host. who
has been IN school at Morehead for
seven years. has not had a tardy mark
IN all OF these years and for five
years his attendance has been perfect
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

orations OF the assembly room were
also gold and green.
Mrs Willis Ransom assisted Mrs.
Corrington in receiving and enter
tanning Mrs. / J. Ayers and Mrs
S G. Douglas. officers Of the confer
ence missionary society, were guests
OF the evening Twenty-Five were
present
The guild OF the First Presbyterian
church held the first Of a series Of
monthly business meetings and socials
on Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. J. J. Raster on wheeling street.
Assisting Mrs. Raster in receiving
and entertaining 40 guests were Mrs.
J. G. Parada, Mrs E. P. Rankin IT..
Mrs R. P. Anderson and Mrs. Adine
Noak Stafford The president Of the
guild. Mrs. J. G. Barada, presided over
the business session. and called for
reports The treasurer's record
showed finances OF the society in
flourishinE condition. Mrs. S. c. Won
Almen. chairman OF the sick COM
mittee. reported visits to 80 persons,
distribution Of flowers on Mothers
dav to the Women's clinic on chill
dren's dav 70 the r0srre h1r~a ana
every week TO sanitarfums and hos
pitals- The missionary committee
told Of a recent visit 70 the inter-
national institute and hospitality
hnuSn OF the 7. W. C. a ana the
Church OF Divine Savior. Two mem
hers Of the guild have volunteered
their services as SEWING teachers for
the international institute for the
summer Mrs. George Ferguson and
Mrs. r Del Richie reported for pub
licitv and calling work The civ has
hea1 districted for visiting with the
following as rhairmen and assistants;
NFesdarnes Blake, Roach. George
Franklin. George Ferguson. GEORGE
re Paron. p. y. Cswin. sam Ward. r.
p. Anderson. F. W. Norton, 7. Z
Foster T. s. Kennicott. r p. March,
D. G. Palm. c. A. Peavey. E. r. Elfers.
2 T. Goode, P. T. Mcdonald. r Del
Richie.
Announcement was made Of the
years last aid society meeting at
p. m Tuesday, eJune I. in the church
narlors. OF a church dinner to be
served Wednesday. June 9. at $50 by
the Christian Endeavor society as a
welcome for Dr. Poe, who returns
from the general assembly in Phila-
delphia early in June: and OF a picnic
for all the families in the guild on
Friday. June Il. This was put in
charge Of the social committee, OF
which Mrs. r. p. Mosson Is chairman.
A musical program was given by
Mrs. J. L Foster. Mrs. . J. Andrews
and Mrs. J. J. Raster. The small sons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Ell PaSo Club Wonen'S Federation
Has 1000 Members; InStalS Officers

ence Talpis gave a reading. Mrs.
Robert Lander sang two numbers
and Miss Frances Bogardus gave a
solo dance.
gift bouquets from the clubs Of the
city and Mrs Carter received a num-
Der Of floral offerings, also.
The table for the punch service
was dainty in appointment and
decorated with baskets OF sweet
peas Mrs. J. H Hirt and Miss Olive
Mason did the honors at the punch
bowl
On Thursday evening at the Red
Cross convalescent house at Fort
Bliss $50 men Of the base hospital
were given an ice cream treat by a
group Of Jewish women of the city.
Mrs. Gus York was assisted in serving
by Mrs. Martin Zielonka, Mrs. Klein
man, Mrs Fl. Scrinz. Mrs F. Zlabov-
sky. Miss Octavia Moser. Miss Norma
Kleinman and David Zielonka- DIT.
Zielonka and Rabbi David Goldberg
motored out with the serving group.
The Sammies Club Of the 7. ". c A
will entertain at the cOnvalescent
house this evening.
Mrs James Brady is entertaining
the Embroidery club this afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs H F. Kettler,
on Wyoming street. The reception
suite is fragrant with sweet peas.
nasturtiums and other flowers OF the
season. and at tea time salads and
ices will be served. : guessing con-
test was a feature Of She afternoon
Mrs. Howard Waldron entertained
the guests with a group OF readings
Mrs. Dan T. White assisted her
mother with the courtesy OF the az
ternoon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Engagement OF Miss nellie Stevenson
And Walter E.. StockweH Announced

chamber Of commerce He and his
bride will take a residence on Cop
per street for the summer.
The engagement announcement
was made at a luncheon Of beautiful
details given at 1 o'clock Friday at
Bailey school. All Of the teachers Of
the school and - several additional
guests were present Spring flowers
were utilized in decoration about the
rooms Of the domestic science de-
partment, where the luncheon was
served. and the table was dainty
with baskets of sweet peas. The
place cards. hand tinted, bore kodak
pictures Of the couple Best wishes
were expressed and toasts given to
the honor guest by the guests, in
GLIDING Miss Stevenson, A H
Hughey. r Jones, Miss Klifford Rice,
Miss Kathleen Eylar. Miss Edna
King, Miss Sue Lattner. Miss Dove
Husbands, Miss Hannah Ellison, Mrs
Margaret Roslyn, Miss Grace Flick,
Miss Edith Maloney, Miss Helen
Langsford, Miss Elsinor Shelton.
Miss Laviuia Browning, Miss Anna
Washburn, Miss Doris Payne, Mrs.
Hazel Kelley, Miss Sylvia Rivers,
Miss Corinne Clark. Mrs. n ". Par
ker, Mrs. S. E. White. Mrs. Edith
Shuffleton. Miss Addie Roberts. S. E.
Patton and Miss Bertha Pool
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Junior Chamber Of Commerce Gives
Dance For It's Members and Friends

sister, Miss Maxine Moran Crimson
balloons were presented to-the guests
and mulicolored streamers gave
dainty rainbow motif TO the decora-
tons Punch was served throughout
the evening and ices and cake were
served during the intermission. the
favors being miniature baskets Of
CONNECTIONS. The hostess was assisted
in serving and entertaining by her
mother. Mrs. T. D. Moran. and Mrs. F.
Hobein-
The guests were Misses Maxine
Moran. Mamie Carmichael, Gussie
Fitzgerald. Maybelle Cunningham,
Mamie Hempel. Lydia Hempel. Lucille
Lyons, Winnie Mccarthy. Margot
Burr. Cathryn O'Neil, Mrs. F. Hobein.
Hobein. Clarence Richards, Robert
White. Robert Carson, Mr.. Coursand.
Phillip Coykendall. Robert Whealin.
Mr.. Merchant, Grover Cunningham.
Roland Cunningham. Louis Vogei and
Mr.. Liebreich-
Among the many happy affairs Of
the commencement season was the
dance given on Thursday evening for
Miss Louise Beach. one OF the gradu-
ates Of the 1920 class Of the Fl Paso
school for girls by Nj and Mrs Win
chester Cooley at their home on Elm
street Spring flowers in a dainty
blending Of tints decorated the Cooley
home and Miss Mabel Moody's orches-
ira furnished music Ices with cake
were served during the intermission-
The guests included Misses June Cow
ington. Louise Crawford. Elizabeth
Pfaff. Mary Hale. Aletha Coffin, Mary
Magoffin. Anne MagOffin. Peggy
Gooch, Louise Robinson. Katherine
Earle, Louise Beach. katherine XII
burn, Helen Loomis, Burtram Orn-
dorff. AlZina Orndorff. Collie Darnal.
Hoyt Cole. Dick Gaines. lie Roy Nc
Grady. Bruce Bevan. Francis Broaddus.
Newton Tidwell, Alfred Bryant. Rob
ert Washburn. Ted Plat, Ben Ed
wards, Joe Magoffin. Frank German,
Jack Happier. Joe Kennedy, Wagner
Dawson. James Kilburn. Mayo Sea
mon, Don Piatt, Morgan BrOaddus and
Hal Aldridge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

A DELIGHTFUL dance was given
~ in the chamber OF commerce
building Thursday evening by the
junior department OF che chamber.
Interesting and attractive stunts
featured the evening, including a
balloon dance, in which one Of the
balloons contained a years member
ship to the chamber OF commerce,
and another a pass to the Rialto
theater for one week, and another
a ticket TO the reserved section OF
the American Legion outing on May
81 Practically all members Of the
junior department were present A
four piece orchestra furnished music
and punch was served during the in
termissions
Among those present were: Misses
Winifred Schu, Mary Dudeu, Lillian
Bell, F. Proctor, Marjorie Ellis, Jeu-
ME Sims, Myra Doyle, La Won Sor-
rels, Irene Robson. Tallulah Ellis,
Dorothy Bandeen, Jessie Dolah, Cora
Morris, Estelle Berry, Fay McCallum,
Mary Britain and Johnny Queener
and Miss Bosserman; Ebert Wilkin-
son, Henry IL WalraVen. F. J. Bic
gler, w. L Fowler. A Humphrey, Z.
Schwartz, Roy L Glass, Ed Simon.
Ralph A Gill E R. Jones, Y. Cobb,
J. F. Viola. L l. Aronson, Mayo Sea
mon, J. J. Drew, Z. F. Widdas, E II.
Barnes, P S Andrews, R. B. BOyce.
Laurence C. Linn. L T. Bradshaw. S.
J. Amstater, Louis F. Vogel. Rafael
Gonzalez, ]. ". Bradley. d. w Col
Inns. D. 2. Chandler. Fred r Fish,
Frank McAllen, r. L Jones. r L
Dale. A J. Acres. G. II McCaslin. F.
L Britain, Joe Swift, Harry PoziL
Mr. and Mrs Bandeen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Dean, Mrs. Evelyn O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. L F. Vogel Mr.. and
Mrs G. F. McCallum, Mr. and Mrs
Jules Ceres and others
Burton p Bunch. secretary and
treasurer OF the junior department;
Henry Walraven and Laurence /.
Aronson had charge Of the affair.
delightful dancing party was
given on Thursday evening by Mrs.
F. n. Brewer at the Brewer home on
East Missouri street in honor Of her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

THE Ell Paso Federation Of Women's
Clubs met on Thursday after
noon at the Community Service
clubhouse. The meeting was opened
with a talk by Mrs. Ponder Carter
on her appreciation Of the cOOpera-
ton Of the members during her term
as president. she asked for their con-
tinued cooperation during the incom-
ing year. AIRS. Carter said the mem
bership Of the federation now con-
tains 1000 women and the federation
comprises u organizations
It was announced that the stand
ing committees Of the organization
viii be appointed at the next meet
ing Of the federation, on the fourth
Thursday in June.
A prize was given for the best at
tendance record and, this being a tie
between Mrs. Harry c. Greer and
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, they drew for
ivory sticks Mrs. Greer was the
lucky winner.
The new officers and directors Of
the federation. were installed at the
meeting as follows: Mrs. Ponder S.
Carter. president; Miss Jessie L.
Mcdonald, first vicepresident; Mrs. J.
H HurLthal, second vicepresident;
Mrs Edith c. Lane, recording secre-
taryi Mrs Harry c. Greer. CORE
spending secretary Mrs r H Car
rtngtOn, treasurer; Air. T. N Ryan,
auditor. The directors installed are:
Mrs. S J.. Fennel, Mrs. Julia A.
Sharp, Mrs. Frank H. Bait. Mrs. L.
T KILLER, Mrs. George Davis Weeks.
A delightful program, in charge Of
after the installation. Miss Olive Ma
son gave group OF songs, Walter
Davis sang two numbers, Elena
Ialpis gave piano solo and Clar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Saturdays Calendar
In Local Society

MRS. B. F. HAAINETT viii give her
IHl annual party In the evening at
the Elzs' home for children whose
fathers, brothers or uncles are Elks-
Mrs. Tom Watson viii entertain in
the evening in compliment to Miss
Frances Burleson-
Pupils Of Lamar school will pre-
sent an operetta, @Hiawatha." at 2-50
o'clock p. m in the auditorium OF the
high school
Weekend dances at the Toltec club
house.
Weekend dance at the Community
Service clubhouse.
Weekend dance Of the new Social
club in the evening at Mission hall.
West Ysleta-
Meeting Of the Social club Of the
White Shrine Of Jerusalem at 2-3O
o'clock p. m at the apartments OF
DR.. Ida Bishop. sos Herald building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

OF Mr.. and Mrs Raster. attired in
walters suits, served the guests
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety OF the First Methodist Epis-
copal church held its monthly meeting
in the church parlors on Thursday
afternoon After prayer by Mrs.
Henry Van Valkenburgh and a bust
ness meeting, conducted by Mrs
Florence Pickles, a program was
given by Mrs. Leonard Hanson, Mrs
Florence Pickles. Mrs. Matson. Mrs
Weeks, Misses Madeline and Sarah
Kuhn. students from the Houchen
settlement house. and Mrs J. R. Fisk.
Refreshments OF fruit punch and cake
were served following the program
The Woman's Missionary society Of
Altura Presbyterian church viii give
an entertainment this evening at the
church at s o'clock in benefit Of a
fund to repair the manse before the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
SAVE HALF HOUR
OF HEADACHE

Aspironni Elixir Relieves Right
NoW-Tabiets and Powders Must
Wait TO Be ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Safe.
The next time you have a headache
go to your nearest drug store. hand
the clerk half a dollar for a bottle
OF Aspironal and tell him TO serve
you two teaspoonsful. in a little
water With your watch in your
hand count off two minutes and call
for your money back. as per manu-
facturer's guarantee. If you can't
feel your headache fading away with
in the time limit.
Doctors recommend and druggists
guarantee Aspironal because they
know IL acts so much quicker. with
out the slightest danger to the heart
and because Il removes the cause
Of bilious and sick headaches by its
gentle action on the liver. Aspironal
corrects biliousness and constipation,
thereby preventing the return Of
YOUR headache next day. All drug
gists invite and expect you TO try
Aspironal, so don't be bashful. Every
body is doing Il. Same guarantee
applies to colds, coughs and neuarl-
gia.-AdYs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Miss Morse Hostess
at Morning Bridge


MISS VIRGINIA MORSE Friday
wi morning entertained members Of
the Girls Friday Bridge club
and a few additional guests at the
home Of her aunt. Mrs Victor Moore.
Sweet peas and other flowers Of the
season decorated the RECEPTION rooms
Of the Moore home. After he games
a salad and ices were seryed- Miss
Nancy Edwards and Miss Beatrice
Stiles were guests Of the occasion
and the members Of the club present
were. beside the hostess. Misses
Orndorff Mildred Rogers. Marion
Ainsa. Harriet Howe, Frances
Smith. Frances Oppenheimer and
Nellie May Bowen.
Among many delightful social af-
fairs marking the visit Of Mrs T. n
Jones. Of Tyler. Tex. and Mrs Els
worth Faris. Of Chicago, guests OF DR..
and Mrs r. B. Homan. was the card
party given on Thursday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Volney Brown Sweet
peas in shades Of lavender and pink
decorated the reception rooms At
the conclusion Of the games dainty
refreshments were served. Mrs T.
C. Wade, Mrs William Jennings and
Mrs Fred Miller assisted Mr. and
Mrs. Brown with the courtesy OF the
evening and the guests present were
Mrs. Faris. Mrs. Jones, Miss Birdie
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. N. NagIe,
Dr.. and Mrs. R B. Homan. Dr. and
Mrs. Willis p Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
". A. Colt. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jennings. Nj and Mrs. E. c. Wade,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ". Berkshire. judge
and Mrs. Ballard Coldweil. Mr. and
Mrs. z. II. Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs
Van Neumen L. Bean. NJ B. Stewart
and Mrs. Fred Miller.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs
r B. Homan and " 3. Stewart, who
made high scores
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

A announcement Of the engage
a ment and approaching marriage
Of Walter E. StockWen and Miss
Nellie Carr Stevenson has been made
the wedding to take place on the
morning Of June 3.
Miss Stevenson. formerly Of Hamil-
ton. Ohio, has lived in this city for
the past three years and is art su-
pervisor Of the city schools. She is
a sister Of AIRS. A L Holm, wife Of
the physical director OF the z IL c.
A., and the wedding viii take place
at the Holm residence, with a small
wedding party in attendance and. DR..
Floyd Poe Officiating.
Mr. StoczWeu, who has made his
home here for some tine. formerly
lived IN New York. He is a civil en-
gineer and a graduate Of Cornell
university. 1Ir. Stockweu Is with
the city planning commission at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Mrs. Corrington EntertainS WebdeH
Missionary Society, Trinity Church

THE Mary Webde1 Missionary So
1 ciety Of Trinity Methodist church
was entertained on Thursday eve
ming in the parlors Of the church
annex by Mrs. I. N. Corrington. SUPER
intendent Of young peoples work Of
the church The first part OF the
evening was given to a short busi-
ness session, in which a new organ
ization was effected The society
win now be known as the .Webden
Missionary society. with a member
ship Of is charter members. The
officers elected for the new organ
ization are President. Miss Jean
Strickland vice president, Martin
oliver corresponding secretary. Helen
Ferguson; recording secretary, Miss
Sadie POnsford; treasurer, Miss Char
lOtte Crawford; superintendent Of
study and publicity, Miss Mary Ellen
Leslie; superintendent Of social ser
vice, Miss Eva Brooks; superintendent
Of supplies, Monte Roberts.
After the business meeting games
were played and a flower contest
enjoyed Refreshments Of ice cream
and cake were served, featuring the
society colors, gold and green. Dec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Entertain
For Miss Bur1eSon and Her Fiance

Ian party on Thursday evening at
th5 Osborne home on Wyoming street
in compliment TO Misses Mabel Wes-
ton and Helen Maiden. members OF
the 1920 graduating class Of the high
school Japanese lanterns were used
in Illuminating the lawn and high
school pennants hung about the
pOrches and reception rooms The
Idea Of ships putting out 10 sea sug-
gested by the graduates starting the
voyage Of life after school. was fea-
tured in many clever ways The menu
cards bore rhymes about sea going
things and the ices we're served in
miniature sailing boats, made from
oranges. Games were played and
contests enjoyed Bunco was a fea-
ture OF the evening. Mrs. J. D. Os-
borne, mother OF the hostess assisted
in receiving and entertaining and the
guest list numbered 40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28

DAISIES in their white and gold
IL beauty were the flowers OF dec
grafton in the reception rooms Of
the Henderson home when on Thurs
day evening 5ir. and Mrs. J. Harry
Henderson entertained at "hearts' in
compliment to Miss Frances Burle-
son. whose engagement was recently
announced, and her fiance, H z.
Heimanu-
A book OF poems. the prize was
won by Miss Vera Ballard. At the
close Of the games an ice course was
served Those present were the honor
guests and Misses Vera Ballard
Pearl Ponsford. Laura Henderson and
Lucille Reynolds. Mrs. Marvin Hewitt
Mrs. H Z. Ruth Mrs Harry Morry.
Bartlett MacKeil. Richard Curtis, A.
Hubbard. William Walker, Mr. Cleary,
Marvin Hewitt and h z. Ruth.
Miss Bethel Osborne gave a pretty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
on of Tomn Visitors.

Miss Helen O'Shea IS in the city
from her lower valley home for a
visit TO Miss Blanche Roe
Mrs. Franz Xavier Arens, OF New
York city, is here for a visit to her
son. ". B Arens. and Mrs. Arens at
their home in the lower valley Mrs
Arens viii be here for the next few
weeks and will then go to the Arens
ranch at Hood River, Ore, for the
remainder Of the summer. Mrs.
Arens is the wife Of the conductor Of
the New York Symphony orchestra.
who was here for a visit q fev
months ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-28
GOING FIsHIN,s

Let the Billings company help you
select your equiDm mt. We maintain
an information bureau and employ
real fishermen for your benefit.
Should you need anything in the
fishing. hunting or camping lines we
have It: the best makes of every
thing. whether fishing tackle, guns.
kodaks. camping supplies or portable
Take a kodak with you and bring
your films to US for the best fin
ishing or charging. We sell the New
Mexico fishing license. special for e.
Pasoans fishing at Elephant Butte
lake for SIPS per year, also the reg
ular hunting and fishing license.
r. G. Billings Co.,
(Successor to ". G. Walz Col
Largest Sporting Goods House in the
Southwest
103 s. FL Paso St-Adv.