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EL PASO HERALD
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Methods
and Unfair
" 'As you probably know, we have never "baited"
the piiblic to trade at this store by the use of headers. "
We have felt that to induce buying bj any such
methods- was unfair.
It hate been our policy to buy goods in quantities
sufficiently large to obtain lowest prices add our com
paratively .small percentage of profit to thev cost and
to offer every item on this basis.
The contrary policy is to select one' or more ar
ticles, which may, be offered at cost to attract atten
tion, witlrfcheddea that when buyingUeaders customers
frill alsapurchaseother items bearing enormous profits
thus more than offsetting the'loss of profit on the
cafc-price leaders. -
'I&the public would buy only the "leaders," and
stop-there, this practice would soon cease. " -
I&joa tray st-J&eksoir's" you may not find our.
prices lower on every, item than you may obtain else
where, but in the aggregate we will "stretch your dol
lars." V
Comedn andrsee for yourself,- ask the price; sample,
the goods. We like to answer questions and '.'show
up" the" excellent quality to be found in this store?
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fe "WEDDINGS.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. I Hunter announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Ruth Evange
line Hunter, to Edward Peyton Rankin,
Jr. The wedding -will occur on "Wednes
day, Oct 4, at 8 oclock, at the First
Presbyterian church.
Mlas Hunter, who is one of El Paso's
loveliest young women, has lived here
several years and has a host of friends.
The froom is connected with the Pear
son mterestts of Mexico. He came to
El Paso two years ago from Morris x
viile, HL, and has made here a wide
circle of friends.
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On Saturday evening H. M. Edmund
and Miss Annie B. King were married
at the parsonage of the First Baptist
church, Rev. J. D. Ray officiating. The
bride Is from Fort Worth and the
gMim from .Clifton Arizona, at
wnich place they will live.
C B. Grant, of Pearson, Mexico, and
Miss Mary Thornton w'ere united in
marriage on Thursday evening at 8:30
oclock at the home of the bride, 211
North Stanton street.
Rev. C. S. "Wright, of Trinity M.-E.
church, performed the ceremony. They
will reside at Pearson, Mexico, where
the groom f is employed.
GAMOZZE ICE CREAM COMPANY
YOUR ATTEMTfON, PLEASE. . v
Let your knowledge of "the fact thai our ke cream and sherbet have
stood tie test for eleven -years with the people of El Paso,
IsBece -you to gire it & trial. We solocit your good wiH and patronage'
Parity, Sunshine, Presh Air Cleanliness, and Perfect Sanitation heseare"
ibe coBiStioiw tfeofc prerrail 'in- our factory. The doors are always wide
epee. We ot only conform i but actually exceed the requirements of
& am Sood. .Jaw. Kmdly place your order early as possible for your
Seaaay -dinaer and we will serve you "with pleasure.
BELL 296
Wholesale is Retail.
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Mrs. J. T. 3CHer very delightfully
Btertttised T&esday morning with
bdttge whist at her home, 1814 Boule
Tard, tr whictx a "dainty lunch was
served. A. hand pateted plate as fiwrt
pais was awarded to Mrs. Hunter,
oo&aoU&on x prize, a small hook of
poems, going to Mrs. Safford. Those
greee&t were Misses Marion Campbell,
Jlorsoce Reed, Mecdames Charles pra
er, Fennel, Hunter, Boone, Burk, Saf
ford and J. y. Millar. . "
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Mtm. Mas: Weber entertained on
"Wa3ioaar at a lasobeon. given to a
few tzivBAR at bar home la JTuaree.
JLakOBg the guests present weret Mrs.
Frederick g. Tung, Mrs. Annie Porter
Krause, Miss
Clara Hague.
Josephine Clardy, Miss
MaJ. H. B. Van Surdam entertained at
iriv u"y t tne jams- ciud Tuesday the
following boys: H. B. Stevens, jr., Dan
K.enan, John Sorenson and Thomas
Courchesne, all of whom Iprtb tn
uourcnesne, an t
Wesleyan tonight.
Our beet candy bargain: Italian
cream with almonds, 15c -per pound
Saturday only. Tke Elite Coxfectfo&ery.
Tie . Cefl3a Vocal StuMo at 1215
Boulevard Is now open for the season.
Xateat la Mente Ties.
The new colors in men's ties this fall
are grey, brown and coronation. A
oeautiful line in every shape at this
more.
Bryam. Bros.
lev Sellinar. of HI Paso, and
Victoria Berg, of that city, will be of
interest to the young couple's many
friends in this city.
,Mr. Selling is a nephew of S. J. Freu
denthahl, of El Paso, and is connected
with' the H. iesinsky company. The
bride is the charming daugnter pf Air.
and Mrs. John S. Berg, of Chicago, and
a sister of Mrs. Q. L. Marion and Miss
Berg, of El Paso. .
The marriage was solemnized at the
bride's home, from where they leave
for an extended trio through the east,
returning by Tray of Canada and the
lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Selling will be 'at home
at the Alexandria apartments after Oc
tober 15.
IMiss ZemaStofer, whose- marriage
to George Chant will take place, Sep
tember J.5, was surprised Thursday
evening at her home on San Marcial
street with a miscellaneous shower,
given by her friends.
Many pretty gifis' were received.
Games were played during the evening;
and refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses Ruby
Bennett, Vesta Stofer, Golda Gardner,
"Mnhpl TtAAil. Aeries Burke. Grace Jack
son, Geneva Drennan, Hilda Light, '
Esther Johanesen and Zema Storer;
Mesdames G. R. Reeves, J. G. Waller,
D. E. Stahlheber, P. Nation, J.- Wet
kauska, J. McDougal, S. Bennett, R. C.
Light, R. Dawson, Johansen; J. P.
Stofer. .
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Mrs. J. W. Kincheloe, 815 Myrtle
avenue, most pleasantly entertained
Wednesday evening- at a miscellaneous
snower in honor -of Miss Hazel Brandle,
Whose marriage to Stanley L. Scott
takes nlace in this city September 15.
One of the features of the evening was
a 4?wedding floral contest" which cre
ated niuch merriment, First prize, a
book of poems, was won by Miss Helen
Holland, and"the consolation by Mrs.
S. Gates. At the conclusion of the game
a new "suit case was handed to the
bride elect, and upon opening It she
found many beautiful and useful gifts
from her 'friends.
Qliss Milliej iRich and Miss Mamie
Kinchloe served punch during the even-
ilng, the bowl being surrounded with
.. . .... 3 Hi.llMM Jnlillna fnial
green icrui aim jchuw uhuikid, - t ux
and Instrumental selectons were ren
dered by Miss Nautie Miller and Miss
Vincent Dillon.
, Miss Maud' Kinchelloe received the
guests at the door. The guests werer
Misses Maud Cunningham Bessie Ter
ris, Hettie "Boone," Mad Harrisr Adella
Gates. Kate King, .Millie Rich,rMarIan
Holland, Elizabeth Bertsch, Nautie Mil
ler, Jennie Lees Darraja, Vincent Dil
lon, Nellie Eettigrew. Maude Kinche-
floe, Mamie Kincheloe, Rosalie Petti
grew, Helen Holland,- Hazel , Brandle,
Alice Brandle, Nora McCuleb, L. Thorpe;
Mesdames W. Webb, S. Gates, W. M.
Franks, W. HMeers, Harry Cochrane,
D. M. Parnell, H E. Maxwell, J. W.
Kincheloe, H. E. Harris, Albert Glaves,
Harry Walz, Florence King, George
Foreman, Edith" Jenkins, Wm. P. Casa
rey. Faye Stevenson.
Mrs. Vincent Dillon and Miss Rich
will entertain Monday" evening at Mrs.
.Dillon's home in East El Paso, at a
miscellaneous shower to Miss Brandle.
PARTIES.
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A beautiful affair of the week was
the party given Wednesday afternoon
by Miss Hattle Mae Loretz in honor of
Miss Eva Hunter, whose engagement
to Edward P. Rankin was announced,
the wedding to take place October 4.
The b'riday colors of white and green
were chosen for the decorative effects,
and was carried out In the sqore cards,
refreshments, and in the floral adorn
ments of white carnations and ferns.
The afternoon was enjoyably spent
in playing "five hundred" and at the
conclusion of the games Miss-Frances
Mayfleld was presented with the favor
for the high score, a dainty pincush
ion hand embroidered In pink. Miss
Jenevie Anderson was awarded the
second prize, also a pincushion, hand
embroidered in blue, and the honor
guest, Miss Eva Hunter was present
ed with a beautiful bridejs book.
Two course refreshments were en
joyed, the first course being served in
little suit cases, suggestive of the ap
proaching wedding journey. Attached
to the suit cases were the dainty hand
painted cards bearing the rannounce
ment of the engagement. '
Following the luncheon, slips of pa
per were distributed among the
eruests. -who -were Invited to -write a
"definition of love." These were col-1
lected and read by Miss Hunter, the
different explanations causing much
The marriaee at Chicasro. HI.. Wed- "" -
nesday, September' 6, of Herbert Stan- I tab nostess was assisteta in enter
lv fiitiin of Hi Paso, and Esther HaIning her guests by her mother, Mra.
be of J W. JEi. Loretz, and Mrs. T. A. McVeigh.
The guest list Included: Misses -Eva
Hunter, Theo Patterson, Florence
Reed, Lucille Daniel, Sue Lattner, Ethel
Brown, Maude Rohmer, Beatrice Mc
Ghee, Lillian -Crawford, Adine -Noake,
Anna Sorenson, Hilda Sorenson, Leona
Black, Marian Campbell, Jenevie An
derson, Frances Mayfleld, Sara Cobb,
Aileen Hague, Rena Caldwell, Katie
Stoker, Adele Paxton, Mrs. Walter
Scott, Mrs; George G. Helde, Mrs. Belle
F. Beachel, Mrs. Guy Priest, Mrs. B.
F. Fillmore.
An Example of Segall Service
"Segall Service" as applied to the optical business means the best in El Paso
and has meant it since 1901. The following gives you an idea of hbw promptly
we attend to orders.
(SignVLe-ttergram) , ,' '-
v ;, N- 9 5antva Barbara, Cal.ug28,191I
J R. Segall ' ; ' .
' Mesa Ave , El Paso, Texas .
Please make up quick and4send to me'care Potter Hotel, Santa -Barbara,
pair' eyeglasses. , ; '
J FeWilliams'
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J. R. Segall,
Mesa jive.,
Glasses
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Santa Barbara, C&1.,
Sept..l49UL
all right, many thanks. Iwanfcjto
compliment jcra on the quick time made. Having a fine tkne.
J. P..Walliamsu
Compare the dates aad 70 -will afce how
quickly the order was attended to. We
received the night lettergram oa the
morning of Aug. 39th, saade p ih
glasses and forwarded them wuae day
and they were acknowledged uadar date
of Sept. lat. This leads as to. resiind
yon if yon are fo 1 Paeo and ad
glasses ASK SEGALL. Jf cmt ef M
Paso and need glawwe writa or wire
Segall.
Dr. Hbrton for heat optical servloe.
Use The
Automatic
ffl7 Telephone System
There is no exchange operator to hear any
part of the conversation, ISTo one in your own
office can ' ' cut inyj or overhear. The moment you
make' your connection, the line automatically
closes against every one else. Thejline is secret
from the moment you make your connection until
you hang up.
Automatic Telephone
, Company
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H. Ia Handle announces the mar
riage of bis daughter, Hazel, to Stan
ley Jj. Scott, which will take place
September 17th. Mrs. Krncheloe, 815
Myrtle, entertained a few friends at a
miscellaneous shower "Wednesday af
ternoon for Miss Bandle.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson enter
tained on Thursday evening at a de
lightful musical, given as a compli
ment to Miss Lorena Holt and "William
B. Blair, whose marriage has been
announced to take place on Se'pt. 21.
The musical program occupied the
early part of the evening and was
given very pleasingly, as .follows:
Duet. "Poet and PeasanV Miss
Jenevie Anderson and "Walter Davis,
Vocal solo, ''Sunbeams," Miss Amy
'Schutz.
Duet, "While in May;" Miss Amy
Schutz and Miss Jenevie Anderson.
Vocal solo, "If I were a Rose," wai
ter Davis.
Vocal solo, "The Secret," Miss Jene
vie Anderson.
Duet, "The Wings of a Dove," Misses
Amy Schutz and Jenevie Anderson.
Piano solo. "Monzement Perpetual,"
! Weber, by Walter Davis.
The decorative! effect wa,s attract
ively deyeloped in yellow and white,
and the- place cards were handpainted
in orange blossoms. The refreshments,
consisting of orange ice, cake and
bonbons, were served from small ta
bles placed about the apartment and
further accentuated the color plan.
Handpainted cards were distributed
among the guests, and the girls were
invited to write "Hints and Wishes" to
the bride, and the boys "Suggestions
to the Groom." These were read by
I Xi. Robinson, and contained enough
advice to pilot the young couple
through life most harmoniously.
Dancing terminated a very delight
ful evening for the young people, who
were: Misses "Lorena Holt, Mary Holt,
Ola Baker, Amy .Schutz, Marian Camp
bell Theo Patterison, Bva Hunter, Hat
tie Mae Doretz, Beatrice McGhee. Flor
ence Reed, Jenevie Anderson; Messrs.
William R. Blair, John Blinn. I. H.
Lehman, Walter Davis, W. R. Schutz,
Ben Cowan, Henry Shedd, Walter Hun
ter, Russell- Thompson. Dick Garling.
Herbert Hunter, Warren Small, R.
Robinson; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Robin
son, Mrs. Jan Mortimer.
Miss Hva Hunter and Miss Theo Pat
terson will entertain with a miscel
laneous shower on Wednesday after
noon, complimentary to Miss Rena
Holt.
We dress your hair to conform to
the latest styles in millinery. Elite
Parlors, 216 Texas Street.
Dancing Classes For Children.
Every Saturday afternoon, from 2:30
to 5, Glancing classes for children are
held by Prof. E. E. Ryan at" the Fra
ternal Brotherhood hall, corner of
Oregon and Overland. Special attention
in teaching children of all ages to
dance correctly is given.
Miss Rachel Harper will entertain
with a reception on Thursdsay after
noon, from 4 to 6 oclock, complimen
tary to hen gunestMiss MaybelleHood,
of Chihuahua, Mexioo.
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The MissesAnne and Martha Thur
mond, daughters of judsre and Mrs. A.
S. Thurmond, of this cityj are being
much entertained at Victoria and "the
different Texas sunnher' resorts, where
they have been -visiting relatives and
friends for several months.
The Victoria News contains the fol
lowing: "At the Iroquois club Thursday after
noon, Mrs. Martin O'Connor entertained
with bridge in honor' of her guests,
Misses Anne and Martha Thurmond, of
El Paso. The tables were arranged
in the spacious dance hall. After the
games a two course luncheon was
served. During this time the Victoria
orchestra played a program. The
prizes were handsome. The married
ladles prizes were presented to Mrs.
F. E. Huck an'd Mrs. F. B. Lander, the
first receiving a cutglass and silver
fern dish and the latter a handpainted
lemonade pitcher. Miss EJeanor Re
gan captured high score prize for the
young ladies, a silver perfume bottle,
while Miss Kate Carrol cut the con
solation souvenir, a silver deposit per
fume bottle, and the honor guests
were each given a silver vanity box.
The Misses Thurmond lived In Vlcto
toria until several years ago, when
they removed to El Paso, and they
have a legion of friends here,"
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Mrs. B. M. Donaldson; of 1205 North.
Oregon street, gave a pleasant enter
tainment at "her home , Wednesday
evening to a number of- young people,
complimentary to Miss Marian Bow
den, who is leaving in a few days for
school in Virginia.. ,
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Miss 'Doris Zivley entertained a num
ber of her little friends, Tuesday af
ternoon from 3 to 6 oclock, the event
being the anniversary of Jier eighth
birthday.
The house was very prettily deco
rated with carnations and smilax. A
number of games were played by the
litttle folks, after which refresh
ments were served,, consisting of ice
cream and cake, assorted fruits and
candy.
Those present were: Doucette Ray
ner, Sue Bettie Ferguson, Gladys Ben
ton. Ollie X.ee. Allie Myrtle Whitten,
Katherine White, .Margaret Sanders.
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Miss Dorothy Vollertson entertained
.Thursday afternoon .in honor of her
12th birthday , anniversary.
. T.he home was decorated with au
'tumn leaves and cut flowers, and
games and music were pleasant fea
tures of the afternopn's entertainment
Pink andv white were the dainty colors
carried out in the Ices, cake and can
dies. '
Trie guests were: Jean Gilchrist, Sa
die Aldrldge, Jane Burges, JVIarion
Howe. C. Lucille Carpenter, Sophie
Williams, 'Louise Crawford, Birdie
Krupp, Eylene Vo-well, Jane Eyster,
Marion Putnam, Delia Porter, Ruth
Porter, Mildred Lindauer, Vanetta Lin
dauer, Elsie Goodman, Martha Good
man, Maria Romagnyf Masters Hal
Aldrldge, Henry Cllne, Leslie Follett,
Jack Thompson, Jack Vowell, A. Har
rell Putnam, Arthur Fullan, Robbie
Thompson.
Miss Florence Reed, will entertain on
Thursday evening In honor of Miss
Eva Hunter, and Miss Lorena Holt.
Mrs. Olaf C. Ellison entertained on
Wednesday evening at another of her
delightful "moonlight" musicals, given
at her home in Highland Park.
Those taking part In the informal
Erogram were: Mrs. Henry S. Cause
rook, a recent arrival in the city from
Boston, who is possessed of an exquis
ite, highly cultivated dramatic soprano
voice, and who stood high in musical
circles of Boston.
A. F. Seivers gave several piano se
lections. Miss Chrysta Hogaijth and I
Margaret Schuster also added to the j
pleasure 01 tne evening witn instru
mental and vocal selections.
The guests were: MaJ. and Mrs. Bar
ney, Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Causebrook,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hogarth, Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Seivers. Mrs. M. P. Schuster,
Misses Chrysta Hogarth and Margaret
Schuster.
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The Rambler club, consisting: of
Misses Agnes Donehue, Julia Kelly,
Ruby Hill, Hazel Johnson, Dorothy
Waugh, Nellie Spelllcy, Helen Kelly,
entertained, the following boy friends:
Ogle Strickland Lee Nichols, Charles
Bradford. Jlmmie Gallagher, Emery
Toler, Claude Toler and Theodore
Werley, at a .picnic spread at Wash
ington nark Monday.
Bowling and boatriding "were the
amusements of the evening. Each par
ticipant regretted when 10 o'clock
came, as that was the hour to bid
goodnight to their chaperones. Mes-1
ames M. Pettinger.. E. L. Whistler, '
Miss Lillian L. Martin and Messrs. E.
D. Earl and Clyde Gensler.
Sanitary Drinking: Clips Free.
Realizing the Importance of safe
guarding the health of El Paso school
children, we are giving a sanitary
drinking cup free with every purchase.
The amount of the purchase you make
has nothing to do Kwith obtaining a
cup further than to prevent the indis
criminate distribution of these cup's.
Cnps are free with purchases at any
of the three stores.
Scott White & Co., Mills Building.
Scott White & Co.. 204 Mills St.
Depot Pharmacy, near Union Depot.
Segall Optical Company
230 Mesa Avenue
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OUT OF TOWN VISITORS.
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Thoma G. Berrien, who Is attending
the naval academy at Annapolis, is ex
pected soon tospend a fortnight., visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Y "Ber
rien. Returning from the coast to their
home in Houston, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Young have beMithe guests for a few
days of Mr. ana Mrs. A. Daudley In
the Bassett Hats.
Mrs. J. W. Lee left Tuesday, "after a
pleasant visit with her- daughter, Mrs.
H. J. Darwood. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Harris ajad
little daughter, of ySt Lauis, are in "tho
city visiting their parents, Capt and
Mrs. J. N. Harris. M
Mrs. Helen Pierce has returned to
her home in Abilene, Texas, rafter a
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. T.
Hanks.-
Captain Livingston and family? of the
Fourth cavalry, arrived in the city the
first of the week from Fort Mead, S. D.
Capt Livingston will join his com
mand at Cloudcroft, but' Mrs. Xiiving
ston and children will remain here,
having" taken a house" &tt 1021 Rio
Grande street
Mrs. Holzwarth, of Abilene, Kas., is
visiting her son and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Holzwarth; on Bliss
street l
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' Mr. uncS Mrs. J. F- Laird, of St Au
gustine, Fla who have been here vis
iting the latter's sister. Mrs. O. R.
Perisho, for several weeks, will leave
Monday for their aomd.
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Mr. and Mrs. . James McMlnn are
visitors in the. city from AlbuqueTque,
N. M, and will spend, the rest of the
month here.
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Mrs. S. Weed, of San Antonio, who
has been visiting in. this city with Mrs.
C. H. Lee, returned to her home on
Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sallee, of Alpine,
who have spent the past week is the
city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. D,
Ray, have returned to their hbme. Mr.
and Mrs. Sallee spent eight years as
missionaries in China, and while here
spoke both Sunday morning and even
ing at the First Baptist church on mis
sion work- in China.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. French and daugh
ter, Miss Leila Fenner of Houston, who
'have been visiting Mr. aad Mrs. XX C
Fenner, left Friday for Houston.
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Dr. B. H. Carroll, president of the
Southwestern"1 Baptist Theologloar sem
inary at Fort Worth, is in the city, the
guest of Revc Jeff D. Ray. He will
preach, at the First Baptist church to
'morrow morning and evening.
Mrs. Annie Adams, of 'Taylor, Tex.,
who has been visiting Mrs. Ferguson
Doak at Parral Mexico, arrived the
first of the week to spend a'few- days
In the city as the guest of Mrs. Wyeth
Doak, before going on to her home in
Taylor.
Mrs. Mary Rankin has had as her
guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Cowan, of
Douglas, Ariz., who are 'en route to
their old home In Arkansas.
Qliss Louise Cunningham, of- Las Ve
gas, N M., is visiting her sister, 'Mrs.
Howard Cleary at the Country club.
Mrs. T. O, Rawllngs, who has Deen
visiting her brother and sister. Dr. and
Mrs. J. A. Rawlings, for a fortnight,
left Friday evening for her home in
Dallas.
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J. M. Montgomery, of Toyah. Texas,
and his family have arrived in the city
and will make 917 Magoffin their fu
ture hbme.
Mrs. Thompson, of Palestine, Texas,
has been called to the bedside of her
sick daughter, Mrs?Frank 'Smith.
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j Jturnest .tucnara, or vaao, i jn. jul..
1 spent a lew aays in tne city ana re
turned home last evening.
Mrs. N. R. Rodgers, of Hiawatha,
Kan., is here on a visit to her daugh
ter, Mrs. G. W. Taylor, 328 East Mis
souri. .
Mrs. C. H. Wilson and her daughter.
Miss Willie, mother and sister of Mrs.
Thomas L. Peach, arrived Friday morn
ing from Montgomery, Ala., to make
their home in El Paso the coming fall
and winter.
Mrs. W. C. Dearlng is in El Paso
from' Chihuahua, to visit h'er son, Er
dix Dearing.
Mrs. B. Fleishman, who has spent the
last month in. New York and Chicago,
stopped In El Paso the first of the
week to visit her brother. A., L. Blu
menthal, 718 North Ochoa, before re
turning to her home In Douglas, Ariz.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Oliver and children
left Friday for their home In Marshall,
Tex., after a three weeks' visit with
George B. Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Anthony have return
ed to their home In Dallas after spend
ing two weeks with their brother and
his wife, B. C. Anthony, 611 North El
Paso street
Miss Lillle Clare, of Alpine, Tex., is
spending a few weeks with Mrs. C. C.
Burnslde at the Y. W. C. A.
Why Nat The Best?
Eingnp the IEhiutfrIeekrczikODt
"you want some of their cream for yona Stiacfcy
dinner.
It Costs No More
than other cream and when you get -their cream you
know you re getting the pure stSff. 33; isdo brder
Than The Other Kind
an&Vthey will take especial piiodeli?iiOTompt-
ly at the hour you wish it. They!teTeTer2&&fe
ent Tariefies. It i& all first class.
And You TaJke No CHances
of getting an-impure articfe wncn you order from
them. 3&ke dae consideration of 4Ke--aairrondr
mgs and you will determine that
Wheri Dealing With'
such affirm, you are sure to be treated right. Be
memberthat their telephones iire Bell 818 smd Auto
1188, and the firm is-
The Smiih Ice Cream Co.
800 2fo. Stanton St.
RayK.Siwtk,
Furniture 1
to be
Packed ?
Get Geiger To
dolt. Both Phones 2400
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DAACBS.
The Misses Violet Aitken, MaVel
O'Connor and Sybil Shedd yrerer the
hostesses last evening at a. dance giv
en- te a number of their friends at the
Elks club.
The dance was opened at 8:39 with
the grand march, led by Mise Jenevie
Anderson and Ru-ssell Thompson. The
programs, which were artistic affairs
in pennant shape, bearing the host
esses' monogram in gold, held 28 dances
with four extras, for which" the music
was furnished by Concha's orchestra.
Punch was served at intervals and
after the- dancing refreshments of ices
and cake were served
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. O'Connor, Mr. and
Mrs. I. A. Shedd and Mr. and Mrs. G-. EL
Aitken chaperoned the merry party,
who were:
Misses -Constance Pateman, Nellie
Gaillard, Marian Campbell. Mcta Orms
bee, Plora Campbell, Mabelle Bryan,
Mary Lewis. Kate Kra-ve, Mona.
Frank. Lily Callshehr, Louise Sanbara,
T Marian. Bowdeo, Bea Piekens, Frances
Mayfleld. Elsinor Sbelton. Bth Critch
ett, Jenevie Anderses, Bess. Shea, Graee
Fleck, Mary Duden, JBeaor Swb&ak.
Beatrice Pateman, ' Eleane-r Wright,
Mary Robertson, Maude Rohmer, Clair
Reese Coleman. Ethel Taylor, Bella.
Kiefer, Ilah. E-avis, May Campbell, Adah
Davis, Marian Young, Mary jLelghton,
Birdie Hawkins, Bessie Gilaen, Mamie
Clark, Alma Morrison, Stella Lattner,
Beulah. Brown. Lucille Maloney. Bditk
Maloney, Stella. Brick, Polly Bryan,
'Nell Safford, Pearl Swain, Gertrude
Lelghton, Jimmle Brooks.
Messrs. Milton Shedd, Henry Sbe4d,
H. Gllman, Henry Swearingen, Dick
Garling, Earl Teague, Jek& Leretz, Ig
natius Berrien, Percy McGhee, Max
Moye, Jack Ronan. Julius Wallwork,
Robert Mullln; Bradford Hardle, Jun
ius Hawkins, Vernon Lyaaan,. Leaia
Blum, Russell Thompson. Emraett Rob
ertson, Harold Kilburn, Warren Small,
Lamar Thomas, James Hardle, Hugh
Coldwell, L. Mee, Norman Morrison. El
bert Townsend, Locke, Henry Grady,
Robert Hardaway, Walter Davis, Mon
roe Proctor, John Moss Lawrenee Shea,
Robert Hoover, Leon Ronan, Switaler
Turner, Charles Drehner. Wendell
Kuhn. Roy Pickens, Garland Lyman,
Nelson Rice, Bud Crowley. Will Moe-
3. I "
Our best candy bargain: Italian
cream with almonds. 15c Der nound
J Saturday only. Tke Elite Confectionery.
The "Know How" I
m Ljry Cleaning
Has had a great deal to do with our turning out such
perfect work. Our modern equipment and long ex
perience accounts for our cleaning being better 'than
the ordinary. , Wben your work is returned to you
month after monjh, spotlessly clean and faultlessly
pressed, as it. is from this establishment, it is safe to
assume tbat a thorough knowledge of the art of
cleaning and pressing must be back of it.
We have no "manager" but personally supervise
every garment that comes into our shop.
Do you want perfect cleaning 1 Our delivery service
passes your door Phone us and we will call promptly.
Angelus Cleaning Works
BLOCK BROS.
Both Phones. Crawford Theatre Bldg. Opp. Plaia,
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