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S MILLION XMAS
TREES TO BE USED
Forest Service Approves Telling for
Yuletiie-PriceS Run
Wide Range.
Wide Range.

WASHINGTON. Dec.a11.-Between
four and five million Christmas trees
will be fellcd this year to brighten
American homes, churches and com
munlty centres and delight the hearts
OF the children. This is the estimate
Of the Forest Service, which says the
total used in this country each yule-
tide season equals the combined con
sumption of England, Scotland and
Wales, and is 25 per cent. greater than
that Of Germany.
Placed together, the trees used an
nually wwould make a mighty forest,
but Forest Service officers point out
that many of them came from fields
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which are being cleared for farming
purposes or from forests which need
thinning - protect the more sturdy
trees.
Christmas trees, the Forest Service
says, vary in Size from FIVE 10 thirty
five feet, and prices run from 25 cents
to S35 or $50. Where the 25-cent trees
are available is not stated.
The evening world., 1920-12-11

Chicagos symphony organization
founded by the late Theodore Thomas
will give concert In New YORK at
CaInegie Hail on Jan. % unuer the
Ieodership OF Frederick Stock.
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Leah LeaslCa, soprano, who sang at
the concert OF the Honor Legion of
rRe CITY Police at the Hotel Commo-
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woMAN's WAY.

From the Louisville COuncr.J JUnuai)
Women are inconsistent"
what now7'
Take Mrs. Flubdub. She always
objected to her husband drinking"
"WCll?
Now she's trying to manufacture
h ome brew for him"
The evening world., 1920-12-11

Don't stay stuffed-upl Quit blow
ing and snufTlinR! A dose of "Pape's
Cold aCompound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up a cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The first dose opens clogged-up
nostrils and air passages of head;
The evening world., 1920-12-11

stops nose running; relieves headache,
dullneSs, feverishness, sneezing
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only few cents at drug stores.
1t acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quinine. Insist
upon Pape's.
The evening world., 1920-12-11

dore on wednesday night. will sing
fer the immigrants at Ems Island to-
morrow afternoon.
The Philharmonic Orchestra under
the direction OF Mr. Strans0Sy IL to
give the first of four concerts in the
Commercial High School tonight In
a movement to make good music
available TO all the people OF Brooklyn
at popular prices. The New York
Community Service, the Peoples In
stltute and the, United Neighborhood
Guild are sponsors.
The music feature at the Capital
next week will be a score to "Pqs-
sion" arranged by Mr., Rothafel. The
Strand orchestra Will play Enesco's
first rhapsodie "Romaine." AT the
Rivoli the overture will be Thomas's
"Mignon." while tho Rialto will have
Suppe's Morning, Noon and Night in
vienna" At the Criterion Moszkow-
skis "Scnenata" will be played.
The Harvard Glee Club will give n
concert at Aeolian Hall tomorrow ar
ternoon. Or. Archibald Dawson Is.
conductor It is It's first appearance
here since its reorganization on
broader basis Of musical endeavor.
Nina Koshetz, n soprandeof MOSCOW
and Petrograd opera, will make her
American debut at the home OF Mrs.
Vincent Astor on Thursday afternoon
under the auspices of the Schola
Cantorum in the frst OF a series or
lecture -musicales.
Chicapo's symphony organization
founded by the late Theodore Thomas
will give n concert in New York at
Carnegie Hail on Jan. 25 under the
leadership OF Frederick Stock.
The $3.50 prize for a band com
position will be presented after the
first performance OF the Goldman
Concert Band at Columbia Univer-
sity next summer All compositions
must be in the hands OF Edwin
Frankie Goldman, the donor, before
April Is, and all submitting them
must be American citizens.
Through the generosity Of Charles
NJ Schwnb, it's President, the Ora
torio Society of New York announces
n second festival of music during the
week OF March 2s at the Manhattan
Opera House.
Willem Mengelberg, the Dutch or
chestra leader. Is to sail on Dec. II
for New York, where he is to be
o1,est conductor OF the National
Symphony Orchestra temporarily to
relieve Artur BodanzlSy.
Prof Samuel A. Baldwin will give
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Miss Lenna Robinson To Entertain
With Dance At Woman'S Clubhouse

THE gala affair for the week will
be the dance which Miss Lenna
Robinson viii give this evening at
the Woman's club house in compli-
ment 20 Misses Nay Kranzthor, Fran
ces McClenahan, Elizabeth Burgess
and Lucille Cloud. The receiving line
greeting the guests with the hostess,
viii include the honor guests. Nj.
and Mrs. H L Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Morris. Mrs. Hal Aldrige.
Mrs. T. W Lanier and Mrs 3. N.
Worsham. The guests hidden include:
Mrs. John Alexander Klein, IT., Mrs
Frank Spence, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J..
Hennessey, Mr.. and Mrs McAlester.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. knight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Merriell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Hesig, Mr.. and Mrs. Presley Bit
tick, Lieut. Col. and Mrs George Dill
man, Capt and Mrs. c c. Smith, Capt.
and Mrs. L B. c. Jones, Capt. and
Mrs c. D. Horne, Capt and Mrs. L
Cavett, Lieut.. and Mrs H Cheshire.
Lieut. and Mrs H E Kloepfer, Lieut..
and Mrs P R Upton, Lieut. and Mrs
". r Handy, Lieut. and Mrs. Find
ley, Lieut. and Mrs T. Hastings,
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. Hinlzle, Misses Mil
dred Rogers, Marion Howe. Katherine
Dick, Katherine Badgett. Helen Cor
nan, Genevieve Bannell, Mildred Pew.
Marion Ainsa. Patty Ainsa- Enid
Ainsa, Linda Hill. NIyra Jackson, Nell
lie Nay Bowen, Harriet Howe, Dor
cas- Anne Payne, Nancy Williams. Sa-
rah Bridgers, Imogene Leavett, Eliza
beth Reaney, Katherine Reaney. Vir-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

GINA Morse. jamie Kerr, Mary Her
mans. Marjorie Pew, Elizabeth Wood
son, Edna Robinson, Mary Hill, Mar
garet Getting, Virginia Girard. Jean
Gilchrist, Louise Kettler, Helen Ket-
tier. Pauline Anderson, Helen LOOMS.
Jane Knight, Mary Magoffin, Kath-
crime Kilburn. Belle NcNarney, Mary
Caples, Katherine White. Phyllis
Lorig and Betty Stafford. Col. C. T
Langhorne, Col H L Newbold. Lieut..
Col Foy, Maj. Stanley Bacon. Capt
W Van Ochs, Capt Carroll Counts.
Capt J. Cunningham, Capt L A.
Schaffer, Capt Gosnell, Capt U E.
Featherstone. Capt Rivers. Capt J. G.
Breckenridge, Lieut.. Callahan, Lieut..
Fegan, Lieut. Mckay, Lieut. o L
Bouquet, Lieut. E Y. Argo. Lieut.
Chalmers, Lieut. Amos. Lieut.. Railey.
Lieut. Eubanks. and Nessrs Tom Nor
riss kneeland jenkins, Frank Scotch.
Francis Broaddus, Bruce Bevans.
Percy Moses, Jack Mcdonald, Harry
Wilcox Tex Griffin. Bill Roberts.
Johnnie Crockett. Preston Perrenot
Spencer Darbyshire. Bill Anderson
Charlie Brown. Hugh Jones. George
watkins, Ben Edwards. Nat Edwards.
Grady Weeks, Newton Tidwell. Leroy
McGrady, Charles McGrady. James
kilburn, Herndon Kemp, Joe Magof-
fin, Jack Harper. Hal Aldridge. John
ME March, Ralph Pateman. Ray
Cross, Dan White. Billy Race. Earl
Fountain, II. L Naquin. c. F. Naquin,
Ted Piatt, Don Piatt, Ben jenkins,
Joe Worsham and ". Dawson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
XVIII.


New Questions.
what IS the first word IN the
dictionary?
What popular hero OF today IS
known as the Wonder Man"l
3-What is a fog?
What is a Jog?
what is dOEgerel2
6-WhO first conceived the idea OF
deepening the mouth OF the Missis-
sippi river?
What is a plainsman?
S-Who wrote the Master Of Bal
lantrae"2
9-What is the difference between
a planehette and ouija board?
ton?
Answers to Yesterdays XVIII.
IA lateen sail is one OF triangular
yard
2-Graphomanla is a morbid desire
to write. for authorship or CORE
spondence TO an abnormila degree,
and Is form Of insanity.
IA rover is one who desires TO
travel without specific business or
destination; a wanderer. or roamer.
IA dowage- Is usually the widow
Of one Of noble rank. so called to
distinguish her from the wife of her
husbands heir, as the queen dowager.
5-Princess Cantacuzene is the
beautiful and distinguished grand
daughter OF former president Gen
u S Grant; who married a Russian
prince OF very old lineage; before her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

beth Fegan, Greek goddess; John and
Buddie Cooley, picaninniess Miss
Margaret Fegan, wood nymph;
Marionita Cooley. puritan maid; Caro-
lima Cooley, the United States flag:
Richard Stevens, country girl and
Charles Wood, farmer.
There were many other novel cos
tunes The grand march was led
by Capt Bud and Miss Allen and
extended around the entire dance dali
croWding the on lockers against the
walls
Flowers Are Disappearing.
There is much complaint regarding
the pulling Of flowers on the reser-
walton Many have been pulling up
wild flowers by the roots, and there
are fewer flowers in Cloudcroft this
summer than ever before. 1t Is prob
bidding pulling flowers on the reser-
walton.
The guests at the Lodge include:
W. H. johnson. Helen johnson and
Mss SHEPPARD. Roswell. n. NJ J. P
Fitch. New York: r G. Beckett Douglas.
ARK: Miss Anna Ellis. san Antonio. Texas:
Toreiia O'Conneli. Fl Paso; Mrs J. W
Carpenter, Fl Pasos Miss Lucille Flynt, Fl
Pasos Mrs c. c. Barton and daughter
san Antouios lIr. and Mrs. A R Seweu
and daughter. Jaclzsboro Texas: Mr.. and
Ms L ". Overlook. FL Paso: L. 7. Over
lock. Bisbee, ARK: A. E. Ware. Fl Paso:
2. T. Gllertr Fl Easo. A G. Deahr. Fl
Pas0s P. Z. Leonard. FL Paso. Mr. and
Mrs william J. Sanders. Cananea. Mexico;
Jas ". Knox. Albuquerque. n. NJ J. A
Buckler, Fl Paso; Mr. and Ms. sam
walker FL Paso: Mr.. and Mrs James
Hambleton and family, e Paso: Maurice
Schwartz. Fl Pasos sam Schwartz. Eagle
Pass; s r Cruise. FL Paso. Afr. and Hrs.
D. Cohen, Fl Psso; Miss Julietts Cohen.
p Paso; Mrs Jones. FL P. % J. A. shedd
Ed Paso.
Mexican Dishes Popular.
The Mexican dishes served after
the Saturday night dances at the
Lodge have proven an attraction TO
Lodge sisitors and cottagers.
Mrs Howard Waldron is the house
guest OF Mrs. Walter Kohlberg.
Mrs B. NJ. G. Williams and daugh-
ter, Dorothy, are here as guests OF
Mrs J. r Livesay.
Ralph Moore spent the weekend
with his family.
Mrs Loretta 3. Williams and little
daughter, Margarie. are here for a
two weeks stay.
Maurice Schwartz spent the week
end at the Lodge with his family
Paul Pickett has returned to Fl
Paso after a weeks visit
Miss Lucille Slack has returned to
FL Paso.
Miss Agnes Wood returned to Fl
Paso after spending a few days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wood.
william Coat spend a few days
with his family
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
FL Paso Y. W. C. 4. Will Send Large
Delegation To Summer Conference

I'll PASO viii send a delegation 25
T local association officers and rep
resentatives TO the annual sum
mer conference Of the southwestern
division Of the Y. ". c. A TO be held
August to Is at Estes Park. Colo.
under auspices Of the national board
Of the association. The FL Paso dele
cation viii go in a special car. They
have planned two programs to be
given at Estes Park before the con-
ference, one a minstrel show and the
other a Spanish program.
The list Of delegates includes: Mrs
n A Warner. president of the board
Mrs. Florence Pickles. secretary Of
the board: Miss Elva Sly, general sec
rotary; Miss Edna Harmon. extension
secretary; Miss Lutte Deyo. business
secretary; Hiss Barbara Worcester.
girls work secretary; Mrs. Elise
Lewis. executive secretary Of the In
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Ell Pasoans Away.

Miss Edith J. Scott left Tuesday
for Long Beach. Calf. where she viii
visit her sisterinlaw, Mrs Walter W.
Scott, for a month.
Mrs Fred T. Grooms and small
daughter. Mary Virginia, viii leave
this afternoon 70 join Mr.. Grooms
for a six weeks visit At Elephant
Butte dam and Hot Springs, n. NJ
c. E. Bryan, 3s17 Mckinley street
left Monday night for an extended
trip along the Pacific coast, where he
viii stop at various places OF interest
in California he viii be Joined there
by his daughter. Mrs. Frank Blossom,
of Chicago. He viii visit the Grand
Canyon OF Arizona before returning
to FL Paso.
Mrs E. l. Lewis, executive secre-
tary Of the International institute Of
the local Y. W. c. A. accompanied by
Miss Louise Sanburn. assistant ex-
ecutive secretary. viii leave FL Paso
Friday for a visit OF about seven
weeks at various points in Colorado
They viii attend the Y. ". c. A con-
ference at Estes Park and later 90
to santa Fe, Colorado Springs. Denver
and Yellowstone park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Mrs. Eagan Jones. Of 81 West Mis-
souri, street, has returned from a trip
TO California beaches.
Bruce Wright returned Sunday from
visit OF several weeks at his for
mer home in Los Angeles, Calf, and
other points OF interest on the coast
Mrs J c. Hays has returned from
six weeks visit in California She
viii be the new chairman Of the in
ternational institute OF The 7. ". c.
A, replacing Mrs. D. H. Huffaker.
Mrs. Myers, wife OF Mai. Jack L
Myers, district motor transport Of
ficer, has returned from a visit in
Iowa and Nebraska, with relatives
Maj. and Mrs Myers reside at Hotel
Laughlin-
Mr. and Mrs Charles Winberg and
daughter, Miss Emily Windberg, OF
1921 East Missouri avenue returned
Sunday from a several weeks trip to
san Francisco, Los Angeles and Long
Beach While in Long Beach, Miss
Windberg was the guest Of Miss TuI-
lulah Ellis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

marriage she was Miss Julia Dent
Grant.
6-The wistaria vine belongs to the
bean family.
An anecdots is a brief story or
relation OF some occurrence posses
sing qualities OF interest or amuse-
ment
s-Iceland is called the Little AIys-
tic Isle OF the North
e-WashinEton Irving was the
American author OF Biography Of
Oliver Goldsmith"
10-A wheezs is a husky whistling
sound
Copyright. 1920 Thompson Fea-
turs Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

ternational institute: Miss Louise
san burn. assistant executive secre-
tary; Miss Blanche Campbell. former
secretary; Miss Vera Sturgess OF Dali
las, Texas, field worker for the for
eign work OF the southwestern dis
trict, and the following representa-
tlves Of the business girls Of FL PasO:
Misses Marie Schwartz. Jessie Chaplin,
Irene Wimber. Bertha Hunter. Ermen
Markgraff. Margaret Hansen, Iva
Nay Berryhill, Anna Nay Turney
Kate King, Zada Callahan. Ruth
Pickles, Mary Stedmond Mrs. L
Chivington and Mrs Elizabeth Hun
ter.
The Xomen's auxiliary OF the
First Baptist church viii give a sill
yer tea Friday evening at the home Of
Mrs A II Walthall, 1882 Trowbridge
street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
HAVE YOU READ
THE BOOKLET
CALLED baby

Every mother ought to know al
about her baby, and about the little
things that viii give baby ease when
the little dear cries from pain
We publish a charming little book
let called Baby" Il viii be sent you
free.
have been using Teethina for their
babies. Mrs. Cora Stevens, OF Jack
sonville, Ala, writes 7 an now Civ
ing my six-months-old baby Teethina-
She loves It and is as fat as a pig"
Teethina contains no narcotic. Its
each package
II your druggist doesn't sell Tee
thina, send SOC for a full size box
to the 1foffett Laboratories. Colum-
bus, Ca We will send box By re-
turn mail, and viii also include the
little booklet, Baby. (Adv.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

ONE Of the prsttiest affairs Of the
~ week is the bridge party with
which Miss Virginia Morse is en-
tertaining this afternoon at the home
OF her aunt. Mrs. Victor Moore, BIB
Federal street, in honor Of her guest
Miss jamie Kerr, OF San Antonio. The
rooms are decorated with Shasta
daisies. A dainty ice course viii be
served at the conclusion Of the games.
Miss Morse is being assisted by Mrs
Moore, Mrs. Barney Hughes and Miss
Mary Josephine Evans Those in
vited are Mrs. ". J. White, Mrs.
Longstreet Cavett and Misses jamie
Kerr, Nellie May Bowen. Frances OPP
penhefmer. Nancy Williams, Harriet
Howe. Frances Mechanism, Jane
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
about Ell Pasoans.

Mrs Robert Slaughter. who has
been quite i'll. is much improved and
is able to be up and about again Her
sister. Miss Kathryn Ernest, OF LIB
book, Tex, Is here on a visit to her.
Mrs Harry Frymuth, who under
went an operation at Hotel Dieu last
Saturday, IS reported well on the way
to recovery. Mrs B. c. Manning. OF
eastern Texas, a sister OF Mrs Fry
muth's, viii arrive in FL Paso IN
few days TO visit her sister.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Out of Town Visitors.

Mrs. Lena H Duran. OF BirmInE-
ham. Ala is the guest OF her cousin,
Miss c L Lesser, 1880 Boulevard, for
a visit Of several weeks
Mrs Joseph A Clifton, 1901 Nc
kinley street. and Mrs J. c. Byars,
IT., S5O5 Mckinley street. are enter
tanning their sister, Mrs. Howard c.
Quinn. and her little daughter Mar
thas OF Cotulla, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

twenty-five chauffeurs OF the SO
auto stand. appeared in justice Clark
Wright's court late Tuesday after
noon. TO wage legal battle for ths
possession OF a small fox terrier.
which Mrs. Iva Hancock claimed was
her property.
The woman said that II was her dog.
The chauffeurs testified that Charles
Hancock. the Woman's husband had
left the dog at the stand when he left
FL Paso.
Judge Wright decided the dog was
the property OF ths chauffeurs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Formerly those who wore glasses
were under a ban as to physical
appearance and ability. Experience
and modern Optometry have taught
that keen eyes help to make a clear
brain and the Wearer OF glasses is
welcomed as one who knows enough
70 preserve eyes in perfect condition.
Need Glasses2 Ask SeEau-
Ei PasO Optical Co.
los Texas St I'll san Antonio St
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

A DELIGHTFUL tea for three pop
n ular visiting girls is being given
this afternoon by Mrs James R.
Harper, at her home 1871 East Rio
Grande. The guests OF honor are
Misses Bethel Wade, Of Decatur.
Texas; Nesfe Gibson. Of Deming, n
n. and Elizabeth Woodson, Of George
town. KY Mrs. Harper is being as
sisted by her mother, Mrs n B.
Deason. Pink roses are used to deco
rate the receiving rooms The guests
include- Misses Virginia Morse, jamie
Kerr. Betty Stafford, Mildred Pew,
Marjorie Pew, Anne Magoffin. Mary
lIagoffin. Louise Kettler. Helen Ket-
tier, Nancy Williams. Katherine Dick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Thursdays Calendar
OF Social EUents

wi given by Lieut.. Col Jack Lewis,
OF the Eighth cavalry, at his
headquarters in Fabens.
The social club Of the White Shrine
OF Jerusalem viii entertain with its
regular monthly dance at L o. o. F.
hall.
Miss Mary Nafe's dance at her home
in compliment TO Misses Elizabeth
Woodson and Frances Carter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Parties.

Invitations have been issued to $50
members OF the younger Society set
for the garden party which Mr. and
Mrs. s. J. Gatlin viii give Tuesday
evening, August 8. at their home, 1901
Rio Grande street The gusets Of
honor viii be Miss Louise Green, Of
Lebanon. Tex, niece and house guest
Of Mrs. Gatlin, and Miss Mary Kelly.
OF FL Paso, who has recently returned
from school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Announcement

GFIaung been associated for many
years with the Hoyt Furniture Co., and
having severed my connection there
with, | have now become a member Of
the Sterchi Bros. Furniture Co.. .2O2
San Francisco street.
81 shall be pleased to see my friends
and former customers and feel conf
dent to be able to show full line Of
goods and assortment to choose from.
gThanIdng you IN advance, and trust
ing TO receive your patronage IN the fu-
ture, / beg to remain,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Miss Virginia Morse Gives Pretty
Bridge Party At Home OF Her Aunt

Burgess. Elizabeth Burgess, Marion
Howe. Margaret Neff, Katherine Rea-
ney. Elizabeth Reaney, Genevieve Ban
nell, Dorcas Anne Payne. Mildred Rog-
ers, Phyllis Lorig. Katherine Earle,
Nina Edwards, Imogene Leavell.
Marion Ainsa, Katherine Dick, May
Kranzthor. Bethel Wade, of Decatur
nellie Gibson, OF Deming, y. NJ; Grace
Ginther, Mary Ginther and Mrs. ]. F.
Curtiss.
Allen Sisters Golden Clint Shampoo.
ADV.
FULL line Of RODAKS and KODAK
supplies at Gandara's Adv.
Sell Liberty Bonds 70 Curtiss q Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Cloudcrof Notes.

[ HLOUDCROFT. n. n, July 2s.-The
u new pavilion was opened with
the annual masquerade ball.
which is always given for the bene-
fit OF the baby sanitarium- The dance
was greater success in every re-
spect than ever before. The receipts
at the door amounted to 1927 and
with other donations the total was
about $40.
Mrs. Winchester Cooley had charge
Of the decorating and assisted by
Mrs. r W White, Miss Villas Sim
mons and several others.
The dance hall is large and has two
fire places, which were decorated
with jars OF yellow wild flowers. The
stage. on which were the music and
the judges, was decorated with small
pine trees and large Jars OF daisies.
The walls and rafters we're covered
with pine boughs.
The prize for the most original COS
tune was given 10 Miss Emily Greene,
who was dressed as a farmers wife.
Miss Greene is matron Of the baby
sanitarium- The prize for the most
beautiful costume went 10 Miss
Lucille Slack, who was dressed as a
court attendant in a gorgeous cos
tune Of brOcaded satin. and who ear
ried a tall staff The chudren's prize
was won by little Christine Allen,
who was dressed as a Chinese Among
the children there were many original
costumes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Among the other patrons IN cos
tune Were- Ms Flato, as a farmer;
Miss Myrtle Lee, a picaninny; Mrs.
Warren Swell and Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Callum. country girls: Mrs. Walter
Kohlberg. as Fatima; Mrs. o. H Palm,
as a negress; Mrs. W S. Tilton,
colonial girl; Capt Bud. colonial
gentleman; Miss Allen. balloon girl;
Miss Stanley Bevan. sunflower; Miss
Marcelle Yard, court fool; Miss Eliza
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28
Mrs. Harper Gives Delightful Tea
For Three Popular Visiting Girls

Nay Kranzthor. Lucille Cloud, Mar
ion Howe. Jane Burgess, Elizabeth
BurEes- Marion Burgess, 1mogene Lea
VIII and katherine White
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-28

Sen Liberty Bonds 70 ourtI.s q co.-Adv.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-03-08
H-B (. QUARTETT VISITS PRESCOTT

The Henderson Brown College Male Quartette, the personnel of ewhich in cludes Bracy Haynie, son gof Judge and Mrs. G. R. Haynie of Prescott, visited the city yesterday, returning to Philadelphia this afternoon. The quartette is composed of Proctor Brown, first tenor; Bracy Haynie, Haynie, second tenor; Leland Sage, baritone; and Morris Few Basso.
 The Quartette rendered couple of beautiful selections at the Metho dist church yesterday morning dur ing the II o'clock hour and also last evening at the 7:30 preaching hour This is the singers first appearance in this city and the splendid crowds which were fortunate enough to hear them at both services were wonder fully impressed with the well trained voices of these young singers. Pres colt is duly proud of having rep resentative in this quartette of col lege singers.