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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

I'm one OF Howman'a things THIS win
ter"
IT'S amazing 20 me that Magnic
doesn't got ahead faster" Rachael
had unused. No more was said.
And how pretty she was. how
young she was. Rachael thought
now. with stabbing pain at her
heart How earnestly they were
tniking-no ordinary conversation
Presently tears were In the little &C
trcss' eyes. Hho had no handkerchief.
but Warren had. lie gave II 10 her
and sho surrcptitiounly wiped her
eyes. and smiled at him. like n pref
" child. In her furs.
Rachael felt actually sick with
shock. She felt as II some vital
cord In her anatomy had boon
snapped. and as II she could mover
control those heavy lanEuii lifnbs OF
hers again. Her head ach~d. A
iaHsitudc seemed 20 possess her. she
felt cold. and old. and helpless In the
face Of 10 much youth and beauty.
Magule-and Warren. She must
accuatom herself TO the thought
They cared for each other. They
carcd-RachAal's heart seemed TO
shut with an Icy spasrn. she felt
herself choking and shut her eyes.
Wen. what could they do-at
WORST Could Maesie go out now.
and &c, into the Gregory motor car,
and say. Home. Martini 20 tho
mani Could MaEsie run up the steps
OF the Washington Sauar, house.
gather the cream Of the days newp
from tho butler In n breath. and.
filnging OFF fura and wraps. catch
the two glorious boys 10 her heartf
Mo- However tho situation devei.
opcd. Rachael was stiii tho wife
Rachael held tho advantage. and
whatever poor Magsic's Influence
was. Il could be but temporary. ~
must bo unrccoFnlxef and unap
proved By tho world.
slowly self control came back. tire
dizziness subsidized. the room sank
and settled into It's usual aspect. IL
was hideous. but Il was a fact. she
must face it--Nh. must face II. There
was an honorable way. and a dlrnt
fled way. and that mus, be her way
No one must know.
Presently IN. ,ahis near her wan
empty. and she began TO breathe
more naturally. She pondsrcd 90
deeply that for a long time IN. room
was forgotten. and tho moving crowd
shifted about her unseen. Then alb
stractsdly she rose. and went slowly
cut TO tho waiting car. She carried
a heart OF lead.
1--WE kept you waiting. Mar,inf''
Martin merely touched his hat IL
was 4 o'clock.
.
And 20 Rachael found herself fac.
ing an unbelievable situation. To love
and TO know herself unlovcd. was a
cold. dun misery that chung like a
weight TO her heart Her thoughts
stumbled IN a close. no, fog: from
sheer WEAKNESS she abandoned them
again and again.
She had never been a reasonable
woman. but she fc,ced herself 10 be
reasonable now. osic and phiios.
ophy had never been her natural de-.
fenSes. but she brought logic and
philosophy 20 bear upon this hidcoup
circumstance. She did not waste
time and tears upon futile "whyf"
IL was too late now TO question: the
fact spoke for itself. warren'a senses
were wrapped In the charms OF an
other woman. Ills own devoted and
stan young and beautiful wife was
not the first devoted and young and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Bed Sheets and PILLOW
Gases

Bed Sheets. S1x99 inches, spe-
cially priced in the January Sale at
$3.50 each.
Bed Sheets. s1x90 inches. Some
have oil SPOTS, but they viii wash
out easily. A splendid value in the
January Special Sales, at S2.35
each.
Bed Sheets, size 72x99 inches. In
the January Sale at $2.25 each.
Bed Sheets, of medium weight,
size 72x90 inches, with flat center
seam. A very good value at s1.S5
each.
Pillow Cases, size 45x36 inches.
A dependable value in the January
Sales at 45c each.
Pillow Cases, firmly woven, Of
good weight. 42x36 inches, spe-
cially priced at 35c each in this
sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Rachael glanced in the darkness q
Warren. He had not joined in the
applause. nor did his handsome facn
express any pleasure. He was leam
Ing forward. his hands locked an
hanging between his knees. his eye
riveted on the little white figure thalo
was moving and talking down there
in the bright path OF light beyond
the footlights.
Continued Tomorrow1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Frank Schaffer. convicted last
summer of distributing aedtioua
literature. and whose case was re.
viewed recently by tho supreme
court Of the 4, s.. WINS taken Tues.
day 20 the federal penitcntiary at
Mcneil Island TO serve sentence
OF two and one.half years. Schaf.
fer. whose home II near Everett.
was secretary OF n Blbls Students
association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Postpone Plays at
Cornish Schools

Tho program OF one.act plays
which were to hav. been produced
on tho last three nights of this week
by tho dramatic department Of the
Cornish School OF Music. has been
postponed until January 10. 10 and
II, with a matine, on tho 18th. II was
announced Tuesday. The delay has
been made necessary by the Illness
OF one of the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

house was applauding the entrance
of Miss Margaret Clay. She came
down a wide. lightfiooded stairway,
and in her childish white gown and
fiower-w reathcd shepherdess hat
looked about 16. 'Iiow young she
isr' Rachael thought. with a pang.
Her voice was young. too. the fact
being that Massie was frightened.
and that Nature was helping her
play her first big ingenue part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Crashes, Blankets and Towels
Merchandise Dependable Quality
Table Linens

Pattern Table Cloths, of fine.
firmly woven, all linen damask.
Very specially priced in the Janu-
airy Sale at
-70x72-inch, $1,000 each.
-72x90-inch, $3.50 each.
Extra quality mercerized Lunch
con Cloths, size 54x54 inches. In a
large assortment of pretty circular
designs. Bought especially for this
January Sale. presenting excellent
values at 1928 each.
-Mercerized Luncheon or Break
fast Cloths, 45x45 inches. Shown
in pretty circular designs. A spe-
cial value in this sale at S1.59 each.
--Unbleached Table Linens, which
will bleach a snowy. white after
few washings. &c inches wide, in
variety of desirable patterns. An
excellent value in this sale at $3.50
n yard.
Blankets
Warm, fleecy white blankets,
large size, 70xS0 inches, with pink
and blue borders. Special values
at $685. a pair.
Extra quality gray blankets,
very soft and warm, size 66x8O
inches, with pink and blue borders.
Excellent values at s6.45 a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Bedspreads

Extra quality crocheted bed
spreads. shown in several pretty
Marseilles' patterns. OF full double
bed size. A special value in the
January Sale at 1895 each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Mother Say California" then you will
get genuine California Syrup of Figs" Full
directions for babies and children of all ages
who are constipated, bilious, feverish, tongue
coated, or full of cold. are plainly printed o.
the bottle. Children love this delicious laxativeu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
TO1UeLinq

Purchased especially for the Jan
uary Sale, and priced much less
than lcould be possible If bought at
today's wholesale cost.
Good weight unbleached linen
and cotton, priced at 18c yard.
Medium weight bleached linen
and cotton, with blue borders,
priced at zoe yard.
Extra quality bleached linen and
cotton. blue borders, priced at 30c
yard.
Turkish Toicels
Extra heavy soft and absorbent
bath towels, bleached a snowy
white. Large size, 23x46 inches.
An excellent value in the January
Sale, at 75c each.
Fine Quality Ndinsooks
A quality very desirable for fine
lingerie and infants wear because
of the beautiful mercerized finish
which is retained after laundering.
Each box contains 10 yards. On
some qualities the January Sale
price is as low as today's wholesale
cost. Widths. SO, SO and AZ inches.
Priced at S4.95, $3.50 and $3.50 .
box.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Miss Gertrude Smith To Entertain
Honoring Miss Mercedes Williams

THE largest affair OF the week for
the younger society set is the
bridge party which Miss Gertrude
Smith viii give Saturday afternoon
to honor Miss Mercedes Williams, Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, who has been
showered with social courtesies dur
ing her visit in this city as the guest
Of Miss Linda Hill The party is to
be given at the Smith home on Fort
Boulevard, at 2 o'clock The list Of
those who viii be present besides the
honor guest follows
Mrs. C. C. Smith. Mrs. Basil Pres
colt, Mrs. Trousdala Berry Mrs. Ed
win MetzEer, Misses Linda Hill, Lois
Layn. Nancy Beall Williams. Jean
Gilchrist. Hazel Berry, Louise and
Helen Kettler. Anne and Mary Ma
coffin. Dorothy and Frances Smith,
Burtram and Alzina OrnGorff, Villas
Simmons, Patty Ainsa. Marion Calnan,
Nary Caples. Mildred Rogers, Mary
Heesmans. Bess Adine owen. Char
lotte Ormsbee. Nellie Nay Bowen,
Harriet Howe. Mary Bryan, Alice
1Iyles, Mary Hil and Genevieve Ban
nell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Miss ArOnson and Harry Hoffman To
Wed Tonight, Will Live In DeS MoineS

ruatrou Of honor. Mrs. II. h Burton
was little flower girl In short
yellow dress. She carried a basket Of
sunflowers. Miss Mary Lee Miller was
train bearer. She wore a brass-but-
toned coat with l1pi ckerb0cAers 10
attired in a preachers Earb, per
formed the ceremony. The gifts were
delivered TO Miss Elstner in a minia-
tire going away" carriage, trimmed
with white ribbons. old shoes. rice
and appropriate placards-
Autumn flowers in yellow tints,
combined with English ivy. we're the
flowers OF decoration An ice course
was served at the close Of the eve
ming
Miss Elstner and Mr. Marshall viii
be married at Central Baptist church,
by Rev. George ". Mccall They viii
be attended by Mrs. J. H. Evans, the
brides sister. Mrs Willis. q sister OF
the groom. Madison Mudd and Howard
Xix.
The guest list for last nights cour-
tesy included Afesdames G. W Mccall.
Harry Swain, sam F. Means, T. F.
Vermillion, p l. Norris, II H Burton,
J. o. Beauchamp- J. II. Evans, L h
Daniel. Scott Johnson, Harry Platt,
Mckinney, Curtis, F. E sawyer, Y. =.
Roberts, J. L QUITS, Fred Plggottl Il
~. Earl. J. II. Cheavens, w z. Gam
breI. J. Fl. Gambrell. A S. Howard,
and Misses Sarah Langston, Mary
Nelson, Zula Sibley. Edith Scott,
Minnie TAYLOR, Mary Evans, Ruby and
Mildred Vermillion. Sadie Ceilings,
Frankie and Jennie 1Laye Langston.
Alberta Howard. Louise Gambrel,
Nellie Nay Beauchamp, Frank Luther
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

THE business women Of Westmin-
lister Presbyterian church viii
meet tomorrow evening at S
o'clock at the church, and at this time
they viii form themselves into a club
and viii plan a course OF study for
the winter A program and social
hour viii be enjoyed Officers VIII be
elected Tor the club which VIII have
a membership Of q or 30.
The regular meeting OF the Regis
tered Nurses association was held
Tuesday afternoon at the 2 W. c. A.
central building. Mrs Alma Bartlett
gave a talk on child welfare work,
the health. comfort and safety law
and the mothers pension law. Mrs
c. K Sterlitz had obtained a number
Of copies OF the BlautOn amendment
from the office Of Mrs Myra Winkler,
county superintendent and distrib-
uted them The president, Mrs
Minnie Faulkner presided at the
meeting
The association has been asked to
attend the League Of Women voters
convention here in October. The
convention here in October.
X
At a melting Of the Council Of
Mothers Monday afternoon with Mrs
Fred Stevenson, president, Mrs W q.
Daughdrim resigned as secretary and
Mrs. r B. Homan was elected to III
the vacancy. The president asked all
OF the members to send exhibits TO
the International Exposition next
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

THE wedding Of Miss sarah Arou-
sen and Harry Hoffman. OF Des
1Ioines. Iowa, VIII be solemnized
at 9 o'clock this evening at the home
OF the brides parents. Nr. and Mrs.
Albert Aronson. Flowers OF the
autumn viii decorate the Aronson
home and rabbi n. Schechter viii Of
ficiate- The bride viii be frocked in
a modish Peggy Page model Of dark
blue trocoriue embroidered with black
and gold, ker hat a becoming model
o. brown and her shoes and gloves
matching the hat in shade Her cor
SAGE bouquet viii be Of cecil Brun-
uer roses At the conclusion OF the
wedding. q dinner OF pretty appoint
ing win be served The bride has re-
sided in this city since childhood, and
her friends have shoWered her with
social courtesies since her announce
ment Mr.. Hoffman IS son Of AIRS.
Ida Hoffman. and he. also, has lived
here for a number OF years he has
business interests in Des Moines,
where he and his bride viii reside
after a honeymoon trip in the east
Mrs. Joseph wits and aTrs. c. c.
Marshall entertained Tuesday evening
with a dining room shower honoring
Miss Ruth Eistner, whose marriage TO
s. L Marshall viii occur Saturday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. The bride-to-
be received many beautiful gifts Of
china, cut glass and linen. A mock
wedding afforded much amusement
Miss Nellie Nay Beauchamp acted as
the bride, Nrs. Joseph WINS as the
groom. and Mrs Harry Swain as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Westminster Church Business Women
Will Organize and Plan Study Course

month. Mrs. C. Z. Kelly and hrs.
Joseph Spence we're appointed to 60
before all women's organizations Of
the city and invite them 20 send two
delegates TO become members Of the
Council OF Mothers.
A meeting OF the extension commit
tee OF the T.. W. G. A. was held Tues
day at the central building. At this
meeting. Mrs. Robert Martin was
elected secretary Mrs. P. r. OUTLAW
chairman Of the committee, took up
her duties. II was decided that the
annual club night should be held
October l. Several members were
added TO the extension committee, in
gliding 8Irs. Floyd Poe. Ms J. l.
Campbell. Mrs. Cheney. MIS- HarshaW,
Mrs F. n Bannell, and Mrs C. c.
Gibson
The Aid society Of Ysleta viii meet
at 2:3O o'clock Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. J. 3. Paden- The
afternoon viii be spent in sewing and
preparing articles for the bazar which
Is to be held early In November,
Wade Hampton chapter, .. d. c.
viii meet at $500 o'clock Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs s. S. Birch
field. 909 East Rio Grande street
3
Dove Shrine No. Q OF the White
Shrine OF Jerusalem will meet this
evening at s o'clock in 7. o. o. T. hail.
A class Of IS viii be initiated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Arnu Affairs.

A number o. parties have honored
Miss Katherine Symmonds. daughter
OF Col. and Mrs. Charles symmondH.
prior TO her departure for washing
ton, D. c., on Thursday, where she
viii Renter George Washington Uni
versity. on Tuesday afternoon a
beautiful party for her was given
with Hrs. Walter Goodwin aud Mrs
W. o. Wetmore as hostesses at the
quarters Of MAJ and Mrs. Wetmore IN
the Seventh cavalry garrison The
party was IN the nature OF a college
girls shower. Beautiful gifts were
shoWered on the honor guest when
the bottom was pulled from q gaily
decorated basket, suspended from a
chandelier.
American beauty roses we're the
flowers OF decoration and these were
combined artistically with e heart
motif.
supper was, served from long tables
decorated with roses All OF the
maids and matrons Of the Seventh
cavalry were present for the fare
wen courtesy 70 Miss Symmonds, who
has enjoyed a happy social season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

AT a business meeting OF the Fort
Bliss Bridge club. held. Tuesday az
ternoon at Fort Bliss with Mrs c. c.
Smith as hostess, it was decided to
confine the clubs member-hip to
players for two tables and 10 make
the meetings quite informal Mrs.
Smith served a salad with iced tea
and an ice course, with the figure
eight, for the Eighth cavalry,
moulded in yellow in the ice. The
members OF the club are: Mrs. 2. H
Burgher, Hrs. George Dillman. Mrs.
K 3. Edmunds, Miss Harriet Howe,
Mrs. L B. c. Jones, Mrs. Il. z Eioep-
fer, Mrs ". J. Peck, Mrs. c. c. smith
Mrs. Frank Turner and Mrs. P. r Up
ton
Mrs. r z. Lee. Of $3.50 Wyoming
street gave a bunco and card party
Tuesday afternoon for a group OF her
friends. At the close Of the games
ices and cake were served 1lrs. Joe
Saulsberry assisted with the hospi-
tality OF the afternoon. Those present
were: 1Iesdames c. L. Hardwick.
Pearl c. Morgan, william Myers and
Charles Stilson-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
about Ell Pasoans.

Z
G. Perry has moved from SIS North
Z Florence. TO 1910 North FL Paso.
c. A. Gamble has moved from 1917
La Luz, 20 z728 Wheeling street.
C. Miller has moved from SO West
Missouri, to go West Boulevard
J. Blackwell has moved from 1908
Arizona. 10 1907 East Overland
= D. Dieert has moved from sos
. North Ochoa, 10 sos North Ochoa-
H ". Moore has moved from 1903
East Boulevard 70 3617 La Luz.
G. F. HALFWAY has moved from sos
North FL PasO, 10 81 Wyoming street
@ 3 Peters has moved from g11
North virginia to so7 North Camp
ben
Fred staIlings has moved from
4014 Hastings, TO 905 North oregon
street
Miss Leysoldina Kobutz. who has
been i'll for ten weeks IS slowly re-
covering
Mrs. Neu 1Iitchelmors has changed
her residence from 3f25 Nations ave-
nue., to 3zI West Missouri
MAJ and Mrs James p. Alfonte
have purchased the residence next
door TO where they have been residing
place, 1lzl wheeling street
A Dallas Saturday Night OF recent
date contains a picture of Miss sadie
Ruth Aldridge, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs W r. A1dridge, and a compli-
mentary article about her written
by Decca Lamar West The article
speaks Of the appropriateness OF
Miss Aldridge appointment as spon-
scr from the south 10 the Confederate
reunion to be held in Houston next
month telling Of how she had from
early infancy been taken by her
mother TO the Confederate reunions.
She belonged TO the Children's auLili-
~ ~ "a HnHHNr Cd
then 10 the Robert 2. Lee chapter OF
this city when she became older. It
tells Of her appointment as maid Of
honor 20 the general reunion in Tulsa.
Okla and as state sponsor IN Beau-
mont in 1919 IL tells OF her par
ticulat fitness TO be hostess 10 the
other sponsors and her social pres
tige in South Texas.
Miss Aldridge graduated last year
from National Park seminary, IN
Washington. D. c.. and left last week
20 attend the state university OF
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Hrs. H. P. Mabry Of Spokane, Wash,
Is Guest Here OF Mrs. D. N. Smith

NFRs. D. n SMITH OF 2s17 Non
M tana street, has as her guest,
AIRS. Il P. lIabry, OF Spokane.
wash, who Is here on her way 70
other Texas points. Mrs. Mabry is
widow Of the late Gen Mabry, Of
civil war fame, and a mother OF the
late Cen Haywood Mabry, OF the
Spanish-American war, in whose
honor Camp Mabry at Austin IS
named Mrs. Mabry will be in the
city for Several days.
1Ir. and Mrs. B. F. Fillmore have as
their guests Mrs. W. 3. Francis and
her daughter. Lucy Mayme, OF San
Francisco, Calf They are on their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Woman'S Auxiliary Silver Tea Well
Attended In Spite OfRainy Weather

IN SPITE OF the fact that the late
1 hours Of Tuesday afternoon brought
downpour Of rain, the silver tea
given by the Woman's auxiliary Of
St Clements Episcopal church was
wel attended. The undercroft Of the
church, where the tea was given, was
beautifully decorated with sunfloW-
ers and white blossoms. Mrs Sarah
Barger was chairman OF the affair,
and she and Mrs. Fuller Swift pre-
sided at the tea table Those who
assisted in receiving were: Mesdames
J. n. Goggin, ". A. Warnock, Ray
Elliott, S Burns, George Kettle A
Maetzei B H. G. Williams, Caryl Hill,
and Miss Gertrude Yale. Mrs George
Daland had charge OF the musical
program, which included piano num-
hers by Miss Zoe Ratliff and Miss
Gladys Booth. Mesdames J. W. Crow
dus, Y. S. Stewart and Carl Y. smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

To travel quickly. comfortably and
safely call a Green Line Taxi Our
chauffeurs are dependable You may
engage a Green Taxi by the hour for
$500; short trips 35c-
City Service Co.-Tel- $500.
Autos, Taxis, Baggage Moving, Stor-
age and Packing.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

Nary Lee and Clara Miller. Ethel
Johnston, and Airs. r. L Miller
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
kins, the wedding to take place at
1850 o'clock on the evening OF October
6, at the home Of the brides parents,
1Ir. and Mrs II. W. Conklin, at 2215
East Boulevard. Miss JuRnita Ander-
son viii attend the bride as maid Of
honor and Fred Glover viii act as
Nr. LaUmer's best man. The bride
has made her home in this city for
the last five years. coming here from
Mexico with her family at the out
break o. revolution She has made
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Hrs. F. Laughlin. has returned
from wichita. Kansas, and is at home
at 29o7 Alamogordo.
Il D. Clark, Of 704 Wyoming. has
returned from Hot Springs. n NJ,
where he has been for several weeks
1Irs. T. G. Schneider has returned
70 her home after spending month
with her parents. 1fr- and Mrs J. II.
Gardner. at Duran, N. u.
Ers. f. j. Roberts and daughter.
Miss Mary Katherine Roberts, have
returned home from Anthony. where
they spent a few days as guests Of
Mrs. @. B. BosW0rth-
william II. F. Judd, OF Los Angeles.
formerly Of El paso. Is in El Paso,
where he was called 10 attend the
funeral OF his brotherinlaw, Grady
Weeks, accidentally killed on the
county road
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

were in chafge Of the tea service and
mesdames Ward Worthington, ]. NJ.
GoEEin. o. W. Wells and Ray Elliott
formed the decoration committee
A group Of friends who lunched to-
Eether at Hotel Paso del Norte, Non
day. included airs. Il =. Robertson.
Mrs. Roy Jones Mrs Joseph Maxwell
1Irs Richard Ainsa, Mrs. Jesse H.
Harris and Mrs. Joseph Haaga- After
attending movies the party had tea
together.
On the evening Of October Mrs.
". Underwood Daughdrfu' viii give
buffet supper following the re-
hearsal Of the Rosch- Kills wedding.
The guests to be present include Miss
Beatrice Kills, the bride-to-be, her
fiance, Herman Rosch. and the other
members OF the bridal party.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

a large circle Of friends during her
residence in this city. Mr.. Latlmer
served in the army during the world
war and now has ranchinF. interests
near CanutillGs where he and his bride
viii reside He formerly lived In FL
Dorado, III
Announcement IS made Of the mar
rfage OF Miss Edna v Martin and
W. 3. Carol on last Thursday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs Carol will make
their home on Octavia street The
bride is from Cripple Creek. Colo,
and just recently came TO FL Paso.
Mr.. Carol Is a farmer in the upper
valley. where he has lived for sew
eral years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

A common cause OF inefficiency
among office employees has been elm
mated by properly fitted glasses
We've been instrumental in making
many OF them efficient workers Our
service is dependable. Need glasses
Ask Segal
FL Pn10 Optical CO.
los Texas st. I'll san Antonio St.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22

a NUMBER Of friends m0t0red
a down the valley Wednesday to
spend the day as the guests Of
Mrs Margaret Buckler at the Buck
Ter country place. At noon a lunch
con Of pretty appointment was served,
and the guests are playing bridge this
afternoon The guests enjoying Mrs.
Buckler's hospitality include. Mrs.
Joseph =. Williams, Mrs. Harry Pot
ter. Mrs E F. Neff Mrs Zach 7.
White. Mrs. Herbert Herbine. AIRS. A.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital. Surplus & Preflts ss90.ooo.00
Interest Paid On Savings Accounts.
G. r. Moreheads President.
joseph lIaEsffln, Vice-Presldeut.
&. N. HlHaeft. Wlee-Pre1ldeuf.
George ID. Fiery Ntce-Frelllenr.
r. W. McAfee, Cashier.
G. p. Hehekers AE1't CaHhieE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-22
EI Pasoans Away.

inE this week in Anthony with her
brother, y. Dabney Rawlings
Mrs. W. Underwood DauEhdrill
viii leave on October 10 for an ex-
tended visit IN her former home, Ok
lahoma City. She viii be away until
the Christmas holidays