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The Washington times., 1921-02-03
on THE UNFAIR LIST.

Two pretty girls met and kissed
each other rapturously. two union
printers watching the event.
That's another of those things
that should be on the unfair list"
said one.
"How's that?"
"Why. women doing mems work"
r c. s.
The Washington times., 1921-02-03

I think all the fans are indebted
to r. T. STONEBURNER for~his
bright little cartoons on H and S
subjects. He has done much to
brighten the column.
JUDGE FROG.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13
DEATH RECORD OF THE WEEK
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page u
he was ''hale fellow well met" was
kind hearted and made friends readily.
He is survived by his widow who was
Miss Ray Lank, daughter of the late
Captain William Lank and of Mrs.
Hester A. Lank, of Philadelphia. He
is also survived by three sisters: Mrs.
P. R. Foley, Mrs. Walter Farrell and
Mrs. Ida Wells, all of Philadelphia.
Funeral was held from his late resi-
dence 5040 Spruce street, Monday
evening and the remains brought down
on the noon train yesterday. Inter-
ment was in st. Peters Cemetery.
Mrs. Presley Ford Passes Away
Mrs. Sarah E. Ford, aged 70 wife
of Presley Ford, well7known retired
farmer of this. town, died Saturday
afternoon after a long illness. She
had been confined to her home for al
year or more and was great suffer-
er. Mrs. Ford was devoted wife and
mother, consistent member of the M.
E. Church and lived an exemplary
life. Mrs. Ford was daughter of the
late Isaac and Lydia (Turner) Berry.
In early life she married Presley Ford
and until they moved to Smyrna they
resided on his farm in Severson's
Neck. Besides her husband, she is
survived by three daughters: Mrs.
Matthew V. Ford, of Smyrna; Mrs.
William Riggs, of Oakland, Califor-
nj; and Mrs. Jason B. Moody, of Hous-
ton, Texas. Funeral took place from
her late residence corner of Frazier
and Delaware streets, yesterday af-
ternoon, with interment at Odd Fell
lows Cemetery the Rev. Ransom P.
Nichols, pastor of Asbury M. E.
Church, officiating.
Joseph Quail Dies From Accident
Joseph Quail, rs years old, living at
316 Clayton street, Chester, died at
the Delaware Hospital in Wilmington,
Saturday morning as a result of in
juries received in a motorcycle acci-
dent on the Philadelphia Pike late
Thursday afternoon. Quail was rid
ing with party of friends when he
was thrown Co the ground as his mo-
torcycle skidded when he made grab
for his hat. He received fractured
skull and was injured internally. He
will be buried tomorrw, Thursday, in
Glenwood Cemetery. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Elsie Palmatory
Quail, who was formerly of this vicin-
ity.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from CheswoId, Kenton
8Iackbrd, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic Brenford, and Their vicnities

and family, of Delmar, and Mr.. Albert
Martin, of Port Penn, have returned
from very pleasant visit with Mrs.
Emma Martin.-Mrs. Louise Bunting.
of Dagsboro, is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. w Il. Onley.-Miss Mary
Downes, of Kenton, spent the week
end with Miss Clara Gooding.-Mr.
and Mrs. Charles LeCompte were the
guests of Wilmington friends the past
week.-Mrs.. Denney Goldsborough, of
Port Penn, is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Ed. Wnght.-Mr. and Mrs.
Emile Potter are having their home
remodeled.-Miss Mary Blair has re-
turned from visiting Dover friends
Little Ruth Mattiford, of Chester, is
making an extended visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Velda Robinson.-Miss
Margaret Dryden, of Wilmington, and
Mr.. Franklin Bailey, of Westminster
College, West Minister, Nd, has re-
turned from very pleasant visit with
c. w. Dryden and family.-Mr. Her
bert Chapman, of Wilmington, is Wis
iting his father, Mr.. John Chapman
Mr. Edward Ford is having his home
beautified by new coat of paint
Mrs. John O'Neil, Mrs. Nan Sullivan
and daughter, Kathryn, spent the
week end with Wilmington friends
Mr.. Charles Brown, who was a dele
gate at the Maryland Annual Confer
ence held at Newark, N. j., has re-
turned home.-Misses Eva and Mabel
Barnes, of Queen Anne, Nd, and Miss
Melfal Marker, near Delaney's, are
guests of their grandfather, F. A.
Marker, Sr-An impromptu dance was
given at the home of Mr.. H. H. Sevil
Saturday evening. Those present
were Misses Ruth Way, Elizabeth
johnson, Ruth Martin, Ella Hawkins
and Frances Sevil. Messrs. Reginald
DeFord, William Deakyne and Clar-
ence Bater.-Mrs. Emerson Saxton
was a recent visitor with Wilmington
friends.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13
TOWNSEND
Business Men Optimistic Over the Fu-
ture-Personal and Social Items

Business Men Optimistic Over the Fu-
ture-Personal and Social Items
Townsend, April 12.-Business men
OF Townsend are very optimistic over
the outlook for the coming year and
claim there will be more work for the
people of the town than can be done
and that outside labor will have to be
imported. Especially are the pros
poets good from building standpoint,
owing to the fact that several houses
are to be erected in town during the
summer. While several outbuildings
for farmers in this locality are to be
built during the summer also.
Pers0nals:-Rev.W Warren Burr, for
mer pastor of the Townsend M. E.
Church and Mrs. Burr stopped over
last Monday on their return from
Conference to Port Deposit, Nd, and
received the glad hand of their old
friends. They were guests from Mon
day until Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Gill.-Miss Corrinne Outten
and brother, Calvin Outten, of Will
mington, visited their parents, j. M.
Outten, and family last Week.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Maloney has returned to
Stanton, Va, after ten days visit
with her parents, L. l.. Maloney.-Mr.
and Mrs. Lemuel Shockley, Mrs. Eva
Lattomus and sister, Mrs. Sallie Raj
sin, were Smyrna visitors last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton johnson and lit
tie daughter, Maxine, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reynolds re-
cently.-Mrs. Albert Lyman, who has
been i'll with the grippe has recovered.
Mrs. Edward Reynolds, Mrs. R. r.
Reynolds, Mrs. Bayard Schwatha and
Mrs. John Townsend were Clayton Wis
itors Tuesday afternoon.-Miss Edna
Hart returned to Western Maryland
College on Monday, after a ten davs'
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13
CLAYTON

The Clayton Ice plant which has
doubled its capacity has started up.
The recent warm weather demands
made it's operation much sooner.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13

The Clayton Century Club will hold
a 'bazaar" on Friday and Saturday
nights, April Is and 18th in the club
rooms. Proceeds for the club.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13

The odd sight of shoveling snow
while the trees were nearly in full fol.
iage was a freak of the weather Sun
day night and Monday morning wher
a cold wave struck Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13

The only service in Trinity Church
on Sunday, April 17th, will be the
Holy Communion at 7.SO a. m. The
teachers and delegates of the, church
school will attend the Presentation
Service in st. Johns Church, Whining
ton, at o'clock in the afternoon.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13

Rev. E. C. Graham has been return
ed to Ewell's M. p. Church by the
Methodist Protestant Conference
which closed it's session at Newark, N.
J., Monday. The return of Mr.. Gra-
ham is pleasing to Clayton circuit
which he has served so acceptably so
many years.
Smyrna times., 1921-04-13

visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Presbyterian Missionary Society
To Give Two japanese Garden Teas

In costume under direction or MISS
Blanche Campbell
Monclog. Her Morning Mall" Mrs.
o. a. Critchett.
An interesting feature viii be a Ia
-ble Of japanese. Chinese and Filipino
curios, among them japanese print
Of special interest. This collection
VIII be loaned for the occasion by
Airs. Georgia Birmingham.
Refreshments win be in keeping
with the Japanese idea and win be
served by maidens in japanese cos
tune.
The offering VIII be used TO help
the society in carrying on its work
The program committee Includes
Mrs. ]. l. Johnson. Airs. Floyd Poe,
Mrs, L Worcester.
Invitation committee, Airs. George
Franklin. Chairman Mrs IL ~
Bowie. AIRS. ". Il Day. AIRS. J. F.
Spence. Mrs. Blake Roach. Mrs Harris
Walthall. AIRS. J j. kaster. MIS-
James G.. lIcNary, Mrs G. A. Graham
Publicity committee, Mrs o. A.
Critchett.
Decorating committee. Mrs. Floyd
Poe, chairman; Mrs. Pelham, AIRS. A.
~. Foster, AIRS. A. ]. Morris Mrs.
George lie Baron, Mrs. j. G. Barada,
AIRS 81. Hallett Johnson
Kefreshmeut committee, Mrs r. F.
Hyland, chairman; Mrs III r. Haml-
ton AIRS. w $. Taylor, AIRS. n. L
Patterson. Mrs. Won Altman and AIRS.
%. T. SmalihOusL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Y. w. C. 4. Gymnasium Committee
Meets Monday To Discuss Plans

dent Mrs John =. EearWcOds vice
president. Mrs W. o. Carrei core
spending secretary, Mrs. A. 4 L.aWleri
publicity llrs. j. A. Mitchells super
inleudeut OF social service. 1lrs- o. f.
Meyer; superintendent OF young peo-
pie, Irs. W. T. Bush superintendent
Of juniors. AIRS. iIalti superintendent
Of supplies, Mrs Harry Hollouani
secretary, Mrs Lloyd Nelson; treas
urer, Mrs Brice Jackson; assistant
trda surer, Mrs Jeff Darnall, agent OF
Missionary Voice, AIRS. D II wood
The mission Study class OF the
W0man's Missionary society or Trim
ity Methodist church VIII be con-
Quoted Ia the ,hurch parlora next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock under
the leadership Of 1Irs- George oliver.
Airs. Lee Moor viii give the mission
study lesson and Mrs Tomas watson
will give the scripture lesson Mrs.
Ella Grabbing ana AIRS 3 %. brall-
strom win be the hOstesses-
Westminster circle OF Westminster
Presbyterian church VIII meet Tues
day afternoon at 2-50 o'clock with
AIRS ]. y. Grant, on Brown street
Tie Mothers council VIII meet on
next Friday afternoon At o'clock at
Alta Vista school The following
program VIII be given
How the Parent can Help the
LeacleEr AIRS 81 ~. "a ara.
-H0W the Teacher Can Help the
Parent" Mrs vs.. L Cass-
Song. 1Lrs. j. l. Foster.
Round table tax with social hour
and tea service following.
Fl Paso Review. No. 40. Women's
Benefit association Of the Maccabees,
Win publicly instal officers Tuesday
evening in j. @. o. 7. halE Members.
families and friends WIN attend A
short program and refreshments VIII
follow the installation. Mrs J. C.
Boswell is Chairman Of the refresh
meHt committee.
The Panhellenic association wiz
meet tuesday aftern0on az -2-31
o'clock Win 1Lrs- = 81. Rheiuheimer
az her home, apartment s. Hampton
court This IS the regular monthly
business meeting and the guests wiH
sew for the Rescue home
Circle No. & of the First Methodist
church win meet Tuesday afternoon
with 4lrs. George CoWherd at g O'Clock
at her home, on Lebanon street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Three Visiting Women Musicians
To Be On Program At Woman'S Club

Margaret Ormsbee, Connie Nae Tobias,
Bessie Copelan, Helen Weckerle
Claudia lIorisss vioInsts; Miss Viz
ginia Sean, callist Mrs II. T. Bean,
pianist
Song Moonlight Starlight. Gllberte
1Irs. Helen Cooper Williams
Piano numbers
fal EN- Bzteau" ..--.. Debussy
I'D Ia Scource" 1900 echetiszlzy
Mrs Merrill
song, "Chauson Proveucale'
--.--.--- $500. u dell Acqua
AIRS. Br0addus.
Numbers by orchestra
CAD Overture, ''Tancredi' .Rossini
(b) -Marche an FlambeauZ
,c0ESOu Car X
Accompanies. Mrs n. T. Bean, Mrs.
Merrill, hrs. Uric Bouquet, Miss
Amelia Harper Miss Zoe Ratliff.
George Daland VIII direct the orches-
ira
Members OF the high school orches-
ira are liiss Amelia Harper and Miss
Zoe Eatliff- piauistss Misses Thelna
Stockland. AIaurIne Bryant and Mar
Euret NuleahT, mandolinss Misses
Ethel Atkinson, Lila Anonerte, CATH
erin Means. laura PettigreW. Annie
Anderson. Josephine Boynton. Elsie
Green and Amen Swiller. vioiins;
Maurice Slckett, flute; Miss Mar
garer o'Eourkes guitar Jack Moore,
coruet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
and Clubs.

Woman's auyillary No 15 TO the
carpenters union met on Thursday
afternoon IN Labor hall, when plans
were made for 4 box social and an
Old fashioned dance 20 be given sat
ur1ay evening, January 10 Members
and their husbands VIII be present
Airs. A. u chesney is in charge OF The
arran gemeuts-
The Womap's Benefit association.
No. -, Of the Maccahees. viii give q
card and hunco benefit party on F'ri-
day, January il, in I O. D. F. hail.
from 1850 until 5 o'clock. Prizes win
be aWarded and refreshments served.
Invitation has been extended TO the
wives OF the visiting cattlemen. Mrs.
Laura culver and Miss Nancy Brown
are in charge OF arrangements, as
sisted by the guards OF the organiza-
Ton
New Franklin lodge. No. 1s5. Won
ems society OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers,
Heid c. very enthusiastic meeting- dur
hall. ---
The organization has been conduct
Sns PREMIERSHIP campaign which
has added q number OF new members.
stalled Tor The year. President So
villa RehriE; vice president. Cora
Glllispie- past president, Aruy Cound
secretary, Martha Parsons treasurer
Mary SpculdinE; collector. Sadie
Elsli warden, Llurys Itoblnsons con-
auclress. Gladys Kobeys chaplain,
Emily Dobbin- Trustees are Sovfila
5enris, Cora Gillispie and Martha
Parsons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Two Interesting events Of the social
] calendar for the week are the
japanese garden silver teas to be
given by the Missionary society at
the First Presbyterian church next
Friday and Saturday afternoon. Re
.ceving hours are from 9 to 8 o'clock.
Mrs. C. L. Vanderpool. president Of
the society. is general chairman and
the hostesses viii be officers OF the
society, and presidents from neigh-
boring church missionary Societies
They are Airs. C. L. Nanderp0ol. Mrs.
". S. Taylor, vice president; Mrs G.
A. Graham. secretary Mrs r. c. Hr-
land. treasurer and Mrs. Bessie Gil
christ, secretary Of literature.
Others assisting VIII be Mrs. Floyd
Poe. AIRS. W A. Trayler. Trinity Meth
cdist- Mrs. W. II. Farley, Westmin-
srer Presbyterian Mrs r. H. Hicks
Central Baptist; Mrs Leonard West.
Altura Presbyterian: Mrs. J. A. Raw
lnEs, st. Clements Episcopal: Mrs. j.
D. Foster. First Methodist Mrs. r. r.
Ross, First Christian: Mrs. John r..
Upton, First CONGREGATIONAL.
The reception rooms Of the church
are to be changed into japanese tea
garden with small tables for guests.
japanese lanterns and flowers VIII be
used and girls in Japanese costume
VIII serve.
The program viii be IN charge OF
AIRS 3. L Johnson, as follows
Mexican girls chorus under direc-
ton Of Mrs Jose Venecia and Miss
Esperanza Reyna- The girls are. Isa-
1ef Gonzales. Matilda Maritime. Bar
sila AIderete. Juanita Alderete- Bertha
Nestas, Maria Perez. Aurora Portillo.
Helena Martinez Juanica TreYino. Ber-
larba Cobas. Maria Enrique, Esther
Gercado. Esther Garcia. Anita Bania-
qua, Maria Banaigua.
vocal solos, BY the Waters OF
Land OF the sky Blue
water" Miss Was Simmons in cos
.ume-
Violin solo AIRS. IS. ". DauEhdrill.
Chinese lullabies, By Mrs. ]. L Eos
er Ia costume
Play 'The Three Boxes" by girls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Children OF Guadalupano 0rphanage
To Be Entertained at Casino Mexican0

Elena RiEuolet, sara Riguolet, Maria
Luisa Flores. Amada Nlllalobos, Alicia
Zalazar. Natllde Falomir, Lanuela
Baca- sara Prleto, Julia Rosa Lopez,
Eva Nunez. Julia Schuster. Sabina p.
Cache. lIanuela RiEuolet. Maria Baca,
Josefina Prieto, Esueranza NilialobOs,
Ana Flores, Gracia Giulher.
3lr. and 1Irs. W j. Blackwell en-
tertaiued during the week with a
party In honor or their son. Herbert
who left Friday for Delafield, Wis.
to continue his studies at ST. Johns
Military academy Among the guests
were members OF the White Cross
guild Of St Clements Episcopal
church. Ferns and trailing vines
decorated the Blackwell home.
In the early part OF the evening
the guests were entertained with
magical stunts by Harold Poppen-
huseu and Raymond L0rentz, and
later buuco and dancing. Refresh
ments OF hot chocolate and cake were
served
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

A n ENTERTAINMENT viii be given.
"A at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon at
Casino Mexicauo for the children
Of Guadalupano orphan asylum Prof.
X Rubin viii direct the program, after
Which sweets and gifts viii be pre-
sented the little guests The program
follows.
Plea de musica-
Btile Escoces, nino Franklin Mac
kencie.
Las Nariposas. ninas Maria Teresa
Lulan y Amparito Asunsolo.
Tango Argentine, ninos Evangelina
Bolan0s Cacho y Hugo 500.
Fantasia del JaraDe Tapatio, mono
Rosario Madero.
Tarantela Napolitana, ninos Elena
Lujan, Consuelo Asuns0lo Maria
Muuoz ConsuelO Soto, Martha Lu1an,
Pedro Madero, Maria Teresa Luian.
Jesus Falomir y c. Mackenzie
The committees in charge OF the az
fair includes. Sras. LUZ z de Madero,
Maris II. de B. Cache, Josefina A de
Escobar, Sritas. Guadalupe Porras
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Scandal And Gossip
EDils OF Social Life


tongue to ruin some woman whose
welfare or downfall cannot mean onH
thing TO her. IT is one OF the puzzles
o. TIE world and VIII always be.
Have you ever heard women sit TO-
gether and talk about another whom
they do not evenN know A woman
whose circle OF society, whose friends.
whose interests are entirely removed
rom her own just for the sake Of
taiking2
Then. too, you have probably noticed
that these same women VIII lawn
upon the necks Of the women they
have sclthel At their next meeting.
seek 20 lnEralare themselves, Co
curry favor. and the Sight sickens.
IL the women and girls under dis
cussion are So terrible, why not leave
them alone TO so their own way
Just a little understanding is what
one woman needs for another. just q
little sympathy and a little less arr
raignmeut without mercy a Woman's
LIE is hard AZ best, 50 hard that many
times ID seems as IL the pathway were
TOO rugged. burdens too heavy 70 bear.
nd then have added the malicious
Angue OF gossip which IS almost the
lasr straw.
u IS SO Infinitely more entertaining
70 seek the best in folk, TO gain from
them the knowledge which acqualn-
lance with the world has given them.
their quaint bits OF philosophy. their
views Of religion, their opinion o.
new book. what they thought OF the
grand opera and many many things
which win Instruct. instead OF what
they think Of Airs. So and Sos divorce.
how Airs. Blank could afford this or
that. These latter things matter SO
little, they are SO sordid and Try one S
nerves
Try 20 let in the sunshine Think
right thiugs. think well OF your fellow
man. re OF she Is fun OF good. Let
charity and good thinking be among
the NeW Years resolutions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

TEE music department OF the
Woman's club VIII meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the W5inau's
clubhouse 1Irs- Warren small chair
man OF The department VIII preside
with Mrs William. Jennings in charge
OF the program and Airs. Hugh 2
Grouse presiding at the social hour
following
10 is to be an especially interesting
program with three visiting must-
clans AIRS. J. A. Sweet. Mrs II. A.
Merrill and airs. J. n. Broaddus, al
Of Las Cruces, 10 appear on the pro-
cram They VIII be guests Of lIrs.
Fl p Deadly during their VISIT here.
Another feature OF the afternoon
VIII be the appearance OF the high
school orchestra The program FOL
lows;
"a --3Iinuet- from Symptoms
I'D Swedish Wedding March
o - a-... Ecoermau
High SCHOOL, Orchestra
Vocal solos "
Ca) Thank God Tor a Garden
80 $50 So -. Del ltleEo
Cd TO an old Love" -...-..- Scott
lIrs. Sweet
lIarche 1IilItaire" Schubert
Shrugged Ensemble
Fivienne Brown, Dorothy Price,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

p. c. Scroggs, AIRS. L w Craig, Mrs
Harry s. BurWell. Mrs Carl P Good
man, Mrs Arthur L Cox. AIRS. J.
Lynn smith. Miss smith, lIrs- Henry s.
Bisbee. Dr. stern OF Los Angeles, AIRS.
Samuel Kelly and Mrs French
.
One Of the most interesting events
OF the incoming week win be a bridge
party TO be given on Thursday after
noon by hrs l. w Craig at the Craig
home on Copper street TO honor Mrs
ar W Borders Of Chicago. guest Of
1Ir. and AIRS. James A Borders and TO
compliment Mrs Writ Wright OF St
Louis. who is coming during the week
for a visit to Mrs. Craig. Twenty
guests VIII be hidden.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Mrs. r. B. Homan and Sunday School
Class OF Christian Church Entertain

classes OF Miss Elizabeth Goff and
Grover C. Good and 20 guests were
present yellow blossoms decorated
the table In the dining room. while
pink carnations were the flowers
used In the breakfast room similar
flowers combined with English ivy
and ferns were placed throughout the
reception suite.
Bunco was the diversion Of the eve
ming with Misses Virginia Rumsey.
Ellen Treloar and Elsie Brown win
ners OF the prizes. A salad and ice
course were served following the
games.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
PORT Wine And
OLIVE OIL WILL
BUILD YOU UP
SAY The DOCTORS

Every one knows that old Port
Wine IS a wonderful tonic and that
pure virgin Olive Oil IS a food and
builder.
You can now get a combination Of
Port Wine and Olive Oil mixed with
other ingredients N such a way that
It makes a delicious tonic and an ideal
liquid food.
You cannot taste the oil and it Is
as palatable as nch cream.
Get a bottle Of Portolips today if.
you are undeHgsight. nervous or init
able, run down or exhausted with
fatigue. You vii notice improvement
IN a few days.
All druggists sell Il. Portolive
Co., 747 North Main street Los An
geles, CaL-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

ONE OF the largest parties Of the
~ week was given last evening BY
Mrs r B. Homan and members o.
her Sunday school class OF the First
Christian church, including Misses
Huda Lane. Evelyn Ellison. ora
Crosswait. Kathleen Allen, Dorothy
Plumly. Helen Chase. 1Iarica Van
Dyke. Elsie Brown. Leah Black. Reua
Rawlings. Blanch Lucas. Virginia
Rumsey. Nell and Lola Bess smith.
Birdie Alexander and Mrs. Herman
Bosch-
The party honored members Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Sundays calendar
In Local Society

w Miss Mabel Goodwin at 1890
O'Clock at the Church OF Christ.
Entertainment at q o'clock at Casino
Alexicano for the children OF Guada-
lunano orphan asylum
MONDAYS CALENDAR-
Meeting OF the Altar society Of ST.
Patrick's cathedral AT . o'clock p. m.
ia the chapel Of the cathedral
Meeting Of the Daughters OF the
British Empire at 3 o'clock p. M. at
the home OF the regent. Mrs. William
Jennings. $500 Hueaco street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
Hrs. James a. Borders EntertainS
AtBridge In Honor OF Her Mother

MRS IL W BORDERS Of Chicago.
lfA was honor guest at an enjoyable
bridge party on Friday afternoon
gwen by her daughter, 1Irs. James A
BORDERS, at the B0rds' home on Per
shinE Drive
Pink ana white sweet peas were the
flowers used in the decorations At
tea time salads, tees and cake were
served.
Mrs. A. l. Cox won the prize for
high score a Viuagret and AIRS Carl
Goodman won second high score and
was awarded a towel Of Madeira em-
hroiderv-
The guests present Included; Mrs.
Rufus % Jackson. AIRS. Robert l.
Parker. AIRS 81. H. Vaggoner. Mrs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Orertime work puts an added strain
on the eyes If your eyes are not
perfect, this added strain may cause
serious disorders Proper glasses viii
SegalL T1l Paso Optical CO.. les Texas
St. 211 san Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

allie. LenElen. the young French girl
who has won the British tenuis
cnampionship. keens tit she says. BY
going TO bed early. being carstnl %
wat she eats and doing Swsdish ex-
erclses Tor Is mfnufes, niEht and
morninE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

OF lstIerheadsi and other pr6fessionsi
stationery Our plant is well equipped
% turn out th3 highesf class Of work
along this Inc can ana see our
Samples
~ Haso Printing Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08

Tenement. fine Investment Lee New
man, tenement Specialist Ph. fse4.-AdT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1921-01-08
j. G. Miller
Back Again

We are pleased TO say that ar J..
G.. Miller, the popular expert piano
tuner. who has been with as the past
u years. has returned from his two
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