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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

A MOTHER very lovely courtesy for
"A Miss Myra Jackson. who is here
from her home, in Alamogordo. n
NJ. for a visit 10 Miss Lynda Hill. was
the dinner for her on Saturday eve
ming. when Mrs. Nelson Herman was
hostess at the Herman home, on
Copper street.
The reception rooms were abloom
with roses and the table for the ser
vice was centeued with an ivory basket
overlooking with American beauty
roses. Other appointments featured
the rose motif the nut cups being
designed as rosebuds. and pink can
dies were shaded with rose.
Pretty rose place cards marked
covers for Miss Jackson. Miss Hill,
Capt Julian Cunningham and Lieut.
Henri Besse, Of the Seventh cavalry.
Garland Henson and the hostess. After
the dinner service, the guests en-
joyed the remainder Of the evening
dancing at the roof garden Of Hotel
Paso del Norte.
Old southern traditions and Gus
toms made picturesque the al fresco
party and buffet dinner given on Sat
urday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Anne Seixas MacGlashan, to
honor Miss Nancy Edwards and her
uance, Lieut. Hans Z. kloepfer, Of
the Eighth cavalry. The hosts greet
ed their guests on the lawn and an
old South Carolina game. ~Graces,"
was played until the dinner service.
which took place in the dining room
The entire reception suite was dec
GRATED with verbenas and the table
In the dining room. shaped in replica
of a horseshoe in courtesy to the cav
airy, was decorated with tall silver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Tuesdays calendar
OF Social EUents

MRS. L. B. c. JONES will be hostess
lfl in the afternoon TO the Fort Bliss
Bridge club and additional guests
at the Jones quarters Al Fort Bliss
Meeting Of the Social club OF the
White Shrine Of Jerusalem at 2-30
o'clock p. m with Mrs Julia A Sharp.
sos Herald building
Miss Virginia Giraud viii give a
dancing party in the evening at the
roof garden OF Hotel Paso del Norte
Meeting in the evening OF the Bust
ness Women's club Of the 7. ". c. A
at The central Y building.
Dance at the Community Service
clubhouse in the evening.
Swimming at the Y W c A pool
at the central building for adults
from 9 a m TO noon and from 5 to s
p m Swimming for children from 2
70 p. m
Hilary Of Central Baptist church in the
afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Women's Organizations.

The circles Of the woman's auxil-
larry OF Central Baptist church viii
meet on Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the following places; Lamar
circle, with Mrs. J. n. Feeger. 140S
East Boulevard; Five Points circle.
with Mrs. ]. NJ Stradley. 2s67 Bliss
street; Church circle. with Miss sarah
LanGston, SIS Lee: Alta Vista circle
with Mrs J. E Hignett, 30Of Alamo
gordo-
Inc home economies demonstration
class OF Canutillo gave an ENJOYABLE
evenings entertainment on Saturday
al the -teacherage" at Canutillo. Ice
cream and cake made. by the club
members were sold, the proceeds to
be used for materials for further les
sons. Miss Helen Hubbard swift.
chairman Of the home economics de-
partment Of the El Paso chamber Of
commerce, was present among the
large number OF guests
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Dancing Viii Follow Swimming At
CaIumuS Clubs Party Monday

MEMBERS Of the younger set who
lNl are fortunate in having friends
in the Calumus club are happily
anticipating the party which the club
is to give next Monday evening This
party Is 10 be a two-in-one affair,
with swimming as the diversion OF
the first part OF the evening and
dancing to occupy the latter evening
hours.
The members Of the club and their
friends hidden TO enjoy the evening
with them viii meet at the Aldridge
home, in Sunset Heights. at o'clock.
and from there will 20 to the new
natatorium. in Sunset Heights. After
the swimming party, the guests viii
again 90 20 the Aldridge home and
donning evening clothes. VIII motor
70 Hotel Paso del Norte, where dane
ing viii begin at o'clock
Mrs Hal Aldridge and Mrs James
Aagoffin viii be chaperoas for The
evenings pleasure
farewell party was given by Miss
Nary James Tuesday evening al the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs J.
R James, SIS North Florence street.
honoring Misses Fred Marie and
Hazel Gum and Gwendolyn Swift.
who left for a visit Friday The
young folk enjoyed the evening dane
ing and playing games Miss Flora
Flores, assisted by William Gaphney.
rendered several vocal selections
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
James, assisted by Mrs F. N Gum
and Mrs L F. Lube.
Those present we're Misses Freda
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Mrs. 4. Il. Kraffs Studio Tea, Given
To Honor Mrs. Laird, Smart Affair

ONE Of the smartest Of the seasons
~ social affairs was the studio tea
given in the late hours Of sat
urday afternoon by Mrs Alfred H.
Kraft at her suite in the Sherwood
Studio in honor Of her sister, Mrs.
Gilbert Laird, Of New York City, who
is to be Mrs Krafts guest for sew
me color effect Of tho KRAFT
apartments is rose, hangings and
curtains. draperies and rugs reflect
ing the tint in artistic selection Mrs
Kraft chose American Beauty roses.
rose tinted carnations and Shasta
daisies for the flowers Of decora-
ton The blossoms were held In the
most exquisite old silver and copper
vases and Jars Of pottery picked Up
in foreign travel
Mrs. Kraft and her sister greeted
the guests in the reception room
Both were gowned IN creations Of
black and white. Mrs. Laird's Paquin
gown was OF black satin and chiffon
jewels were diamonds and turquoise
an especially beautiful piece OF
jewelry being her collar Of old gold
and turquoise linked. Mrs. kratt
wore a stunning white satin Lucille
model overdraped with black chiffon
embroidered with pearls She wore
diamonds
In the dining room a pretty bevy OF
girls Of the younger set. Misses Caro-
line Plumb. Elisa Shohell. Margaret
Hfrt and Alberta Eaton, assisted
with the service OF punch ana ices
Each girl was picture in frock OF
dainty flower tint.
The table from which the refresh
meuts were dispensed IS a mahogany
heirloom. having been used In the
home Of Mrs. Kraft's family for gene
ratious. IN the center Of the table
was placed an old silver eperEre
bearing the family crest and filled
with roses. and surrounding IL were
small silver vases Of daisies and car
nations interspersed with silver
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Dr. L B. Auerbach has returned
from a whit TO Los Angeles. san
Francisco ard san Diego.
Alfred h Kraft is here from his
business interests IN Mexico for a
visit 70 Mrs r raft az the Kraft suite
in Sherwood Studio.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. W. Crowdus have
returned from a visit Of several
weeks 10 Canada and New York city
and other eastern points.
Rev. J. Z Messer Of the FL Paso
Herald circulation department is in
the city Tor visit 70 his family at
their home on Hueco street Miss
violet Robertson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Messers IS visiting friends in
Iucumcari.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Walker re-
turned Saturday from a visit Of a
month spent in Portland, Ore. Los
Angeles and beaches on the coast
They were present for the Demo-
cratic convention at san Francisco
where Mrs. Walker sat as an sitter
nate. Mrs Walker was the only Fl
Paso woman serving in like capacity
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
.Armu Affairs.

On every Tuesday and Friday eve
ming dance is given at the Com
munity-Service clubhouse for the men
OF the military service and for the
girls who hold cards either in the
Community Service club or the old
war Camp Community club.
On Thursday evening o each week
a dance is given at the district serv-
ice clubhouse for the enlisted per-
sonnet OF the entire district. cars
leaving the c. nm unity Service club
house at 1850 and s o'clock p. m. TO
convey the guests 70 the post for this
affair. Mrs. Bacon Nicoll and Miss
Olive Mason army hostesses. are
chaperons for the dances both at the
War Camp Community club and at
the district service clubhouse al the
post
On Sunday afternoons there is al
ways given at the district service
clubhouse an informal tea for the men
Of the military service and their
families and for the girls who hold
cards from the Community-Servi
club.
There Is need just now for playing
cards at the two clubhouses. as there
are not enough TO 60 around
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

an extended visit IN the east They
VIII stop en- route for a visit 70 rela-
rves IN Kansas City. St Joseph and
st Louis, No In Philadelphia they
VIII visit Mott Rawlings. son OF the
family, a senior in Princeton univer-
sity, who IS spending his vacation al
work in a steel plant After their
visit IN Philadelphia the Rawlings
party viii 90 TO New York. where
they viii visit another daughter Miss
Ruth, who Is visiting Mrs Rawlings's
sister, Mrs. ". ". smith. The fam
ily VIII then spend the month Of
August at Lake George and in the
Adirondacks. In September they
VIII 90 TO Boston, where Dr. Rawlings
VIII attend Harvard university for a
post graduate course In chiidren's
diseases DR.. and Mrs. Rawlings and
Miss jeanette viii return home in
October while Miss Ruth remains In
the east at school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

holders containing roSe tinted candles
Among the numbers Of guests bid
den 70 the courtesy for Mrs. Laird
were Mr. and Mrs J. h Nations, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Quigly. Dr. and Mrs.
James Pickett, Mr. and Mrs ". f.
Brown, DIT. and Mrs. H. II. stark, Mrs
A. ~ Cogdou, DIT. and Mrs James
Vance, AIRS. Margaret Rowley, Mr..
and Mrs Z. S. Plumb. Capt and Mrs.
J. A. Wagner. Capt and Mrs. Walter
Buchly Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Slater,
Mrs William Collins. Mrs Arthur
Rule. Mrs John Alexander Klein. jr-
Mrs. Joseph Hurxthal. Mrs. T. s.
Parker Judge and Mrs Ballard Cold
well Mt. and Mrs Henry Butler, Mr.
and MIS-. B. L Farrar. Dr. Alice Mer-
chant. Mrs J. Gordon Hardy. Mrs.
William J. Peek. Mrs. K. E. Harms.
Mrs. Alfred Eaton. Mrs. George SEQ
bell, Mrs. Lloyd Birmingham, Mrs.
John Alexander Klein. r.. Mrs. Ollie
P. Lansden. Col George T Lang
horne, Col Henry L. Newbold, Col
Jack Lewis. Percy Montgomery and
Judge P r Pricec
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

Marie and Hazel Gum. Gwendolyn
Swift, Frances Graham. Marie Leigh
ton. Mariol Fuller. Eline Lyons. Mary
Farol, Willee Mason. Marie Burk-
halter, Elinor Kurkbride. Adelyn Jor-
dan, Madeline Lyons, Flora Flores,
Mary James, Lawrence Gill. Louis
Overcamp, Clifford Lyons. Leldon
Mason, Roy Rawlings. Roy McCum-
bre. Roy Beverly, Damon Hadlock.
Harry McGinnis. Leslie Bryant. John
Farol, John James, Joe Peters, Mrs.
F. IL Gum, Mr. and Mrs. Gaphney,
Alrs. L +. Lube, J. A Bryant. j. H.
FaroL. c. 2. James and Mr. and Mrs
J. r James
Miss Virginia Giraud's dancing
party at the roof garden Of Hotel
PasO del Norte on Tuesday Is the most
important social affair for the
younger set announced for the pres
ent week Miss Glraud viii greet
her guests In the parlors on the meg
canine floor and will have receiving
with her her aunt, Miss Emily Wilde
Of New Orleans. Mrs Hal Aidridge
and Mrs W. 7. Reeves. The guest
list includes- Misses Mildred Rogers.
Nancy Beau Williams. Anne Magoffin.
Burtram and Alzina Orndorff Sadie
Ruth AldridEe, Nellie Nay Bowen.
mer. Marion Howe. Katherine White
Mary Magoffin, Mr.. and Mrs J. Hicks
Tooley, Capt n II Schwarzkopf. Je-
rome Dale, 1r- Ray Gross. Don Platt
Capt L A Schafer. Jack Mcdonald.
Fred Humphreys, Jack Happier. Joe
Aagoffin. Hal ldridge, jr.s and John
Crockett
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Mrs. Won Rhein Hostess At Musical
Honoring Mrs. Frances G. Russell

the courtesy 10 Mrs. Russell. who is
a material addition to the musical
circle OF the city. Mrs. J. J. Raster.
Mrs Charles Andrews and Mrs Rus
sell sang during the afternoon. while
Mrs Ralph Henderson played a group
Of selections on violin Mrs William
r Brown was accompanist at the
piano for the song numbers
Those present were Mrs Russell
Capt Russell, M and Mrs William
r Brown. Mrs. Charles Andrews. Mrs
]. ]. Raster. Capt and Mrs. Myers.
Mrs. c. X Cooke. Mai and Mrs Ben
Dorcy and Mrs. Henderson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

MRS J. T. Won RHEIN was hostess
vi at an informal musical Of de-
iightful arrangement on Sunday
afternoon to compliment Mrs Frances
Grace Russell wife OF Capt O. A.
Russell, herself a musician Of note
possessing a beautiful soprano voice.
Palms. ferns and flowers decorated
the suite Of Mrs Won Rhein, in the
kimball apartments. and punch was
served during the afternoon. The
hostess was assisted in the hospitad-
" by her sister. oirs c. k Cooke. A
group Of musicians were hidden to
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Outings.

a party Of e Pasoans notored
down the valley on Sunday and
enioved an outing with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Critchet- The party left
the Crlchet home at 4 o'clock and,
upon arrival at a grove OF trees fur
Their down the valley, a picnic sup
per was spread and watermelon
served Later they returned 70 the
Crichet home. where the evening was
spent IN dancing. Those in the party
we're Albert G0odloe. Mr. and Mrs
G. n. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P
Anderson. Mr. and Mrs Alex Herbert.
Ellsworth Few. walter o Brlen. AT.
Pyle. Mr. and Mrs. h R Davis and J.
n Bradshaw. Of Miami ARK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
LODGES and Clubs.

The White Shrine OF Jerusalem VIII
meet on Wednesday evening at s
o'clock in L O. o F. hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doctor Conner. formerly OF Johns
Hopkins hospital Thousa nds OF men
suffering from fatal diseases would
Be IN perfect health today were Il not
for the deadly drug Nicotine Stoo
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a simple process TO rid Yourself OF the
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20 In the meantime try Nicotol tab
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12
PUBLISH
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Suffering Women May Lean
How to Get Well.

Chicago, III suffered fo- four
years with pains in ny sides, hips and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-12

In China mothers and their chill
iren go to school together.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17

CT now, and cotton is doing nicely, but there seems to be quite lot of weevils.
 T. N. Garden and family of Eng land spent part of last week with J. N. Nenable and family.
 Sorghum making and hay making will soon be the order of the day ' here.
 Our school teacher, Miss Letha Blythe, is reported no better, she has been sick for several days.
 M. T. Blythe and wife visited John Williams Sunday.
 Since our last writing son has come to live at Luther Johnson's and g;rl at Edgar Adkisson's, and a boy at Joe Treadway's. All doing well.
 Ebert McNew, Math Blythe, Quint Snow and Walter Wilmoth saw Con- way last week.
 Sunday school was well attended Sunday morning. Come everybody next time
 long felt and much needed move ment here was taken up Sunday in the organizing of prayer meeting which was we'll attended Sunday even- ing.
 Joe Blessing of Barney, spent Sunday here with his many friends, attending Sunday school and prayer meeting. Come again, Bro. Joe.
 Our sympathy went out to the de- feated candidates and we extend hand to the successful ones. Now, let's all help them to make a long pull and strong pull for the good of old Faulkner, the best county in the state.
 August r.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
TO APPOINT COUNTY
 BOARDS OF ELECTION

Little Rock, Aug. 1.-The next po- litical excitement will be the meeting of the state board of election comm s- sioners on Monday, September 27 for the purpose of selecting the members of the county boards of election con- missioners. There is always more or less of a scramble in many of the counties in the selection of the per sonnel of the several, boards. Each county has three commissioners two of whom are Democrats and one Re publican. The state board consists of the governor, secretary of state and attorney general The meeting would have been held earlier but for the fact that Governor Brough will be engaged in the national campaign earlier in the month and the meeting was set to meet his convenience.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
CHADWICK.

Health is good here.
 We think We got the hardest rain that ever fell here last Thursday.
 We have good prospect for all crops here.
 W, M. Hacker is doing some work on the roads at present.
 Our singing school is doing good under the management of A. B. Win ters, although only IS are enrolled.
 J. L. Dawson and wife of Stilwell, Okla, are visiting his sons here at present.
 J. F. Patterson of Little Rock is here getting gas and oil leases on all the land available.
 We have a bunch of timber men here getting lumber out of the Pierce Creek bottoms, hauling the logs to Mayfower where they will be put on cars.
 Reuben Thornton of North Little Rock visited here Friday till Monday.
 J. F. Dawson and wife visited rel atives of near Camp Pike Saturday and Sunday.
 August IF.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
RIDE REJUYENATES BOY.
 HE 0UTCLASSESLAzARUS
What He Needed, Doc, Was Shaking Up and Ford'll Do It-Sleuth
 Falls By Wayside.

There are five men in Conway who are good Samaritans, but they haven't decided yet whether they were trick ed into the act or not. They are Dr. J. /, Bailey, Ben C. Bradley, Robert Reynolds, Samuel Donnel and Lewis Moore. Here's their story.
 The party were returning last night from the ball games in Little Rock. As they neared Gold Creek switch five miles south of Conway. Ben Bradley noticed a man lying in a ditch at one side of the road. They stopped the car and went back to find out the trouble. The man was lying face down in the ditch, and apparently was unconscious. In a minute or two, he seemed to regain consciousness sufficiently to talk to the men.
 According to him, his name was Robert Carson, and he was a govern ment detective sent to Mayfower to investigate an automobile supposed to have been stolen, and at present in the possession of some negroes. He had a heated argument with them, he said, and started home. They over took him and beat him up, leaving him unconscious at the side of the road. There were no signs of a beat ing having been administered Dr. Bailey said, but Carson said they had hit him in the back With a stick of wood.
 The men put him in the car and brought him to Conway. "Doc" says the funny thing about the mat ter was that on the trip in the youth told several conflicting stories and complained about his back being nearly broken. But, when he stepped out of the car at the City News Stand he decided he did not need a doctor, and left. He spent the night at the Steed hotel, but left this morning.
 Doe" Bailey and the rest of the boys are inclined to believe now that Carson had been taking a cores pondence school course in sleuthing, and was practicing one of his tricks to get lift to Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
R|DD|CK PUTS
 SUFFRACFLAW
 TOHOUSE VOTE
fRv TTuited preeS1

Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 17,-Pro- suffrage forces were lined up in the house of representatives today when Representative T. K. Riddick offered motion that the house concur in the action taken by the state senate last week, ratifying the federal suf- frage amendment. The jam of spec tators in the house chamber kept the motion from being put to an immedi- ate vote.
 Aisles of the chamber were pam med and the galleries packed when Representative Riddick started the fight. A motion was offered that rules be suspended so that spectators could remain on the floor. This was lost 51 to 45, and attendants began to clearn the chamber preparatory to a vote on the Riddick resolution.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-17
SHADY GROVE.

Making hay and voting seems to be the order of the day here.
 Several from here are attending the protracted meeting at Wooster
 Olivia Stanton of Morrilton spent Sunday here.
 J. A. Pollard and daughter, Mrs Fife Alexander, of McGhee, Okla. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Pol lard at this place.
 Uncle" Joe Nichols has erected a new building for himself near that of his sons, J. A. Nichols.
 Mrs. D. J. Hallman and daughter, Gerela, spent Saturday and Sunday at Morrilton.
 Quite a crowd met Friday to clean off the Bethlehem cemetery, leaving II in fine condition.
 August IT.