El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-04
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hOOs stored away since early sum
d mer days. have been hunted up,
children made ready FOR schooHapd
older boys and girls are departing for
college and university Mothers. after
the rush Of the early autumn and
readjustment OF homes after vacation
days VIII then have time for club
work and social activities which this
winter bid fair to be more numerous
than FOR several years
The summer has had a stimulating
influence and folk are returning from
sea coas and mountain with new
interests, with a brain full Of ideas
which they viii hand on to EI Paso's
own organizations and activities. The
things which seemed Of sues large
moment before vacation days now
seem trivial The world is so large
and 50 full Of such a number Of beau
Lful things that p need not fill
ones soul with trivial things and keep
out the greater things OF mind and
heart Weeks in the out OF doors
opens o1eis mind and heart to this
fact
Among the many things which are
combining TO make the world better is
III fact that the vamp is going out
Of style. That is, the vamp who has
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primitive elements In her stead is
coming the clean, wholesome girl who
IS studying to make herself a pal and
companion 10 her boy and men friends.
50 TO use e slang term watch your
step" girls. Even makeup is tonfnE
down and Florence Ziegfeld. a world
authority on beauty, is d-iscouraging
il and b actresses in the new Fol-
lies, II is said, are TO appear sans
artificial aids 20 beauty
School Girls Change, Too.
Reconstruction days are introducing
The worth while girl who does not
cheaper herself with artificialfties
and ~pretense-
So with an Of the good times which
h autumn social season will bring.
maids and matrons VIII give a certain
portion Of riEs TO worth while things,
a lesson taught by the war which
VIII be Of everlasting value.
Thus with the disappearance OF the
Vamp and her influence, the girls get
ting ready for school are not the
high heeledi thinly dressed, rouged
creatures OF e few 6eas0us past. but
are sensible clear eyed. rosy checked,
the result Of athletics, sensible dress
ing and minds filled with worth while
ideas.
As usual for the weekend. every
n viii make merry and there are
numerous parties IN town.
For the afternoon is scheduled the
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Eaton is giving for Miss Caroline
Rumb, whose wedding 10 Charles
Anoblauch is to be one Of the most
important Of the weeks events.
Miss Virgins Bean is giving a chill
cren's party this afternoon at the
home in Golden HnI Terrace for
the children OF her music class, who
are nde Il years Of age
FOR the evening h fortnightly
dance at the Toltec club is an inter-
aEHHmE awanm nn.aH.- IN
5Oyed on the roof garden Of the club
house II the weather is good. If not
the guests VIII go to the ball room. !
In either case il VIII be an enjoyable
affair.
There will be the usual Saturday
evening dance at Mission Hall, West
Esletz, and for the men OF military
service there viii be the weekend
dance at the servide club at Fort
Bliss.
Sunday Tea at the Post.
On Sunday, the informal tea FOR
b men Of the military service. their
families and friends at the district
service clubhouse at h post.
On Monday evening Mrs. John n.
Ogbourne and Miss Maybeue Cunning
ham viii entertain al the Ogbourne
home on Lee street, with a shower
for Miss Lucille Bunsen, who becomes ]
the bride OF Alton Hobein next Thurs
day.
The wedding Of Miss Florence Hell
veg and aired J. Dubuque viii 1
place Wednesday morning at $50 1
IN the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception with Rev. father Francis
Roy officiating. The wedding viii
be followed by a breakfast at Hotel (
Paso Del Norte and later the couple
VIII leave fer Chicago and other
places before returning here to make
their home.
Dove shrine No. ,. Of the White
Shrine Of Jerusalem, viii entertain on
WeQnesday evening at 6-3e o'clock ]
with a banquet in T. O. O. F. hall with I
ceremonial and initiation of candf-
dates following at 8 o'clock. Mrs
Folsom Wheeler. Of Chicago.
supreme worthy high prfestess Of the
White Shrine Of Jerusalem, will be a
special honor guest Of the evening
Thursday evening al the Quigly
home on West Boulevard, Miss Caro-
line Plumb becomes the bride ~
Charles H Knoblauch. The ceremony
VIII be followed by a reception at the
home. A large wedding party
VII attend the couple.
Kiss Lucia Bunsen and Alton
4ohsin viii be married on Thursday,
ceremony TO take place at the
ars-P- G. Bunsen.
Wade Hampton chapter OF the Q.
VIII meet next Friday after
acon In the army 7. ". c. A build
5 anu the Branch Stone
chapter o. the Children OF the Con
-ederacy viii meet Saturday morn
.ns At 10 o'clock at h residence Of
slrs- Charles Bryan on Mckinley ave
For Saturday evening. September
- a gala event Is scheduled. The
@a-umus club viii entertain with a
1enclng party at the roof garden Of
.oLe4 Paso Del Norte for q group Of
-le1r girl friends, who are TO leave
q short time for school else f;
mere The roof garden closes for
season this evening, but is to be
lsoPenea o h Calumus dance and :
decorations added to those {
already there !
A Clever Exhibition. s
The exhibition Of paintings and s
'enel drawings OF Percy Montgomerv. {
at h Adclub luncheon Friday.
brings 70 light the fact that a real
artist is at work quietly in FL Paso ]
n his chosen fled Of advertising.
The pencil drawings rank with the I
in the country. especially the {
Inc In work It is to be regretted J
-har the artist has never given a J
public exhibition, but has confined his !
to his profession, and to be more
regretted that women Of the city,
TO the briefness Of the exhibit
Jon, did not see his colored style