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Et PASO HERALD
Thursday, July 10, 1912
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Apartments
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DR. LEO AUERBACH ENTERTAINS
FRIENDS AT A JOLLY STAG PARTY
I -TNK. LEO AUERBACH enteriaineo.
I J a number of his friends at a
1 "" stag social Wednesday evening
at his home, corner 3oulevard and
Austin streets. The .guests had a most
enjoyable evening and voted the genial
doctor a princely host.
Music games and story telling occu
pied the evening. B. C- Knickmeyer
and Leo Rosenfeld presided at the
piano in turn and rendered some splen
did solo selections as well as accom
paniments for others musically in-
i clined. Dr. Auerbach also found time
between serving nis guests with re
freshments to render several piano se
lections ana he and Mrf Knickmeyer
also gave several duets.
L. Phelan. of Parral, rendered sev
eral selections on the octarina, and had
to respond to numerous encores.
As the champion entertainer, Sg.
Schwa.be was voted a medal. In imi
tations, singing and dancing, he was
a whole entertainment himself. Hi
rendiUons of Italian opera were not
only well done musically, but' hi bur
lesque gestures made his performance
most amusing. , ,
Crawford Harvle sang a number of
Scotch songs and led the entire com
pany at times in various familiar selec
tions like 'The River Shannon," "Old
Kentucky Home," etc
A number of games entertained those
who were not so musically Inclined.
The games were not kissing games
such as children play when they gather
for a social time, but they were inter
esting to the participants and they
must have been patriotic for their
were numbers of red, white and blue
discs In evidence and the object or the
game appeared to be to see 'who could
get most of them. Dr. W. H. Ander
son appeared to be chief instructor in
patriotism, for he appeared to have
most of the patriotic little discs most
of the time, and he seemed to be giv
ing instructions to several of the oth
ers, particularly Dr. W. R. Jamieson.
who frequently had to ask for more of
the pretty little colored things.
Dr. Auerbach's valet. In immaculate
white, slipped silently among the
guests during the evening, distributing
the refreshments and the cigars, and
the surroundings were thus made quite
natural to the club members present,
although Dr. Jamieson frequently com
plained of "the service" and thought It
ought to be better.
Nevertheless, everybody had a splen
did time and voted Dr. Auerbach a
bully host, when they said tareweit
some time after the midnight hour and
took their departure.
The guests were.
Frank Torres, Claiborne Adams. O. C.
Cntchett. J. a Ballagh. Dr. W. H. An
derson. Sig. Schwabe, Leo Rosenfeld,
Crawford Harvie, Dr. W. R. Jamieson,
K. C. Knickmeyer. F. B. Gillett. G. A-Mar-
tln. juoge j. -. Jicjtenxie, 5un urn
dorff, Frank Murchison, A. Schuster,
E. P. Kepley. F. B. Coffin, J. N. Haw
kins, H. F. Duck. V. L. Bean,- T. X.
Waller: W- W. Stewart, of Parral, Mex.;
L. Phelan, of Parral, Mex.
Out Of Town Visitor
The families of J. W. and J. R. Blair
are having a visit from their sister,
Mrs. E. S. Jones, of Marseille O., and
her son.
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Leslie Ake of Dwyer, N. C is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. B. Ake, and his
sisters, at their home, 914 North Ange
street.
Mrs. C K. Perring has arrived from
San Antonio to join her husband here,
and will make this her home.
Mrs. W. L. Dazie has as guests at
her home at the amvlter her cousin,
Mrs. H. a Gaul, of Tsteta, and Mrs.
Hoggett, of Fort Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Powell, of Ben
son, Ariz., are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Laura J. Bond, at 119 Ariaona. street.
Mrs. B, W. White of Tucson, Ariz..
stopped over in Kl Paso for a few
hours Wednesday for a visit with Miss
Marie Davis.
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Mrs. Will T. Owen is having a visit
for a few days from her father and
brother, J. B. Dale, and J. B. Dale, Jr.
Mrs. K. H. Perkins, with her
daughters. Flora and Dorothy, are In
the city from Fort Worth visiting her
mother, Mrs. Flora Simpson.
El Pasoans Returning
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Taylor returned
from their wedding trip this morning
They were gone a month and visited
Niagara Falls, Washington, New York
and New OrleanB.
Dr. Frank W. Lynch, who has been
visiting in Carlsbad, N. M., has returned
to the city.
Mrs. K. E. Simpson, of 1133 Rio
Grande, has returned from a visit to
Benson, .Arht.
Mrs. Sydney L. Jones, of 31S Wyom
ing street, returned Tuesday from a
visit with old friends and relatives in
San Antonio. Tex. On Wednesday she
left for the coast to spend the re
mainder of the summer.
Womens Organizations I
Miss Grace Fleck acted as hostess
of the Wednesday Sewing club in the
absence from the city of Miss Estelle
Berrien, who was to have entertained
the club this week. Only the members
were present. Punch, sherbet and cake
were 3erved by way of refreshment.
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The Beta-Beta club met with Mrs. J.
W. B. Robinson Wednesday afternoon, j
Guessing games were played. Miss Alice j
embroidered apron. A two course lunch
eon was served. Besides the club mem
bers, there were present: Mrs. Gtlham,
a sister of the hostess. Mrs, W. H Lor
etz. Mis Bramwell and Mrs. Frances
Mayfleld.
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About El Pasoans
Mrs. Ben Powell is 111 at her home,
2617 Wyoming.
moved Into the five room bungalow
at 2S65 East Rio Grande, which he re- .
cently purchased from R. T. Wood. Mr '
and Mrs. Wood have moved to 1726 Wy
oming street. I
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J- B. Carson and family have moved
Into their new bungalow at 3701 Boule
vard. nf i...a -z t j-i
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CLUB IS FORMBD TO
BOOST FOR BALBOA
( Water Polo Tournament and Regatta
The Balboa, East Newport and Balboa.
1 Island Boost club has been organized
J by 360 residents of these beach resorts.
It was suggested that the rlnh rtlrort
its efforts toward giving widespread
publicity to this section and as an In
centive to offer prizes for the best dec
orated buildings, cottages, launches
and row boats.
Many of the members of the organ
ization are water polo enthusiasts and
it is expected that competitive teams
will soon be formed. Yachting regattas
and other forms of outdoor amuse
ments have been planned.
Balboa, East Newport, and Newport
form practically one town, strung
along the narrow strip of land separat
ing Newport Bay from the Pacific
ocean.
The coolest plaCe in town Grecian
Theater. Advertisement
Conflicted by
MISS JESSIE KIHG
Telephones 2020 or 2040, day;
and 2770, night.
SOCIVL CVLEXDAR.
Tonight.
Reception by "Big Broth
ers" at First Methodist church.
Friday.
Charlie Kelly gives a chil
dren's party.
Aid society of First Metho
dist church meets at 3 oclock
in Washington park.
Sunday school board of First
Baptist church meets wlth'Mrs.
R. A. WhiUock, 1205 Arizona
street.
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Weddings
San Francisco papers, which have
just been received here, announce the
marriaee of Miss Irene Shirley Houck.
of San Francisco, to Frank Scott Frick
elton. of El Paso. The marriage oc
curred on June 21 at the church of St.
Paul, in San Rafael, Cal., across the
bay from San Francisco. Rev. Griffin
M. Cutting officiated at the service.
Mrs. Frickelton is well known in El
Paso as Miss Irene Shirley, leading
woman In the Glass Stock company
during the winter season. Mr. Frick
elton met Miss Shirley while she was
playing at the Crawford and he was as
sistant manager of the theater. A ro
mance of the theater developed and cul
minated in the marriage in San Rafael
last month.
Mr. and Mrs. Frickelton will be at
home in the Sunset apartments on
West Rio Grande street after Septem
ber 1. Mrs. Frickelton is the daughter
of Mrs. Edward Thomas Simons, of
San Francisco, and was a product of
the roast school of dramatic art. which
has produced so many celebrated art
ists. Mr. Frickelton is a graduate nf
the University of Kansas In the doss
of 1908 and is a mem her of the Sigma
Chi fraternity. He has been a resident
of 131 Paso for four years.
Henry S. Miller, of Atlanta, Ga., and
Georgia Wilson Reid, of San. Antonio,
Tex., were married at Trinity parson
age. Rev. C. Wesley Webdell officiat
ing. The bride was accompanied by
her mother and the groom bad a friend
with him.
Part
res
1iVt1ia TAMnan waa lAlI(vhtT,itlt
prised by her many friends at her
home 922 -Olive street. Wednesday
evening, the occasion being her ltih
birthday anniversary- Bunco -was
played. Miss Paralee . Bullard winning
the first prise for the girls and Law
rence Mahoney for the boys. At the
conclusion of the game, refreshments
were served. The guests were: Misses
Irene Mayor. Jennie Darrach. Helen
Darrach. Jewel Gaskell, Dollle Chas
tain, Paralee Bullard. Foy Shepard, and
Messrs. Roy Davis, Theo Werle. Les
ter Werle. Everett Kusinsky. Madison
Mudd. Bertrand Buchanon. Herbert
Buchanon. Henry Hunter. Willie Hun
ter. Jack WigKiPgton. Will Brown,
Rhett Harley. Coty Allen. Martin Ban
man, K. Jones, Guy Berrjr-asd Al Coch-
Automobiling
The motorcycle owners are planning
a run to Fabens Srinday and a picnic
dinner under trees on the island. Mo
torcycle agents are receiving names for
the run.
Cupid Waits $5,000,000 Suit; If
Mother Loses- Girl Wont Wed
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London. July 10. An Interesting lit
tle romance has grown out of the suit
brought by the relatives of the late
Sir John Hurray S'ott to orcak the
will in which he left 5,00.C0O of his
fortune, a valuable art collection and
a diamond necklace to the beautiful
Lady Sac kvtlle-West. Hon. Victoria
Mary Saekville-West. a charming girl
of 21 and daughter of Lady Sackvillc, Is
engaged to marry Viscount Lascelles,
El Pasoans Away
Minor C. Foust. 701 Mundy avenue,
has gone to Globe. Arizona, where he
expects to remain for the summer.
Miss Anna Franklin ha gone to
Cloudcroft to spend a week. Miss
Franklin is to be hostess at the T. W.
C. A. Rest-a-Whlle cottage.
Mrs. T M. Rigdon, of 1301 Magoffin
avenue, and nephew, Malcolm Jarboe,
have gone to Cloudcroft to spend the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. J. K. Brown and children have
gone to lowa to visit witn reiauves
while Lieut. Brown is at the rifle com
petition at San Antonio.
R. RosenMum and daughter, Ida.
have gone to New York city to spend
several week.
H. E. Helmann. of the Rio Grande
Valley bank, has gone to Houston and
other east Texas cities on a vacation
trip.
Miss Estelle Berrien Is In Deming on
account of the illness of her sister.
Mrs. Ralph Loomis.
Mrs. Besle Cullum expects to leave
Sunday for a stay of several weeks at
Weed, N. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Wilton leave
today on an extended trip to Chicago,
Dettsoit. Niagara Fall and different
Cauadaian points.
Richard Surges, when he leaves for
Austin to attend the special session of
the, legislature, wil take with him his
little daughter Jane, and his niece,
Marian Howe. The children wil be left
with relatives at Seguin. Tex.
Miss Fannie Wood and her mother
are spending a few weks in Faywood.
j N. M.
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I Mrs. W. C Raum and her mother,
i Mrs. Laura Bell, have gone to Califor
nia. They wil visit In San jrrancisco
and Los Angeles for a month or two.
Miss Anne Carson left Tuesday night
for New Orleans, where she will spend
her summer vacation.
Dr. J. L. McKnight and little
daughter are enjoying an automobile
trip to Denver. Colo.
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Mrs, Dean T. Owen "left Wednesday
for a visK with relatives and friends in
Oklahoma, Arkansas and New Mexico.
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Mrs. J. F. Carter, of SOS Stewart
evenue, will leave in a few days for
Bakersfleld, Cal.
Church Affairs
The "Big Brother" club, of the First
Methodist church, give a general re
ception this evening to all the mem
bers of the congregation. This is the
first time that the club has had an
open meeting, and this fact add inter
est to the announcement.
SKX HYGIEN'K WILL BE SBW
COVRSE IV CHICAGO SCHOOLS
Chicago, 111.. July 10. Instruction in
sexual hygiene will be given in the
schools here with the beginning of the
next term. This was determined when
the board of education adopted a recom
mendation, of the school management
committee.
The course will be known as "per
sonal purity" instruction and for the
first vear will be confined to the high
schools. The board decided that chil
dren whose parents oppose the inno
vations may be excused from the lec
tures. Good Ktetarev. KOod music always, at
I Grecian Theater. Advertisement.
SACKTOiIJB WEST.
hqir to the Earl of Harewood. a young
attache in the English diplomatic serv
ice. It has now become known among
a tew intimate friends ot the couple
that she made the condition that there
mast be not the shadow of a doubt
that her mother's claim to the great
fortune is absolutely just, else she will
not marry Lascelles The viscount and
his fiancee are daily attenuants at the
ttial which is progressing in the pro
bate and admiralty court.
Railroad News
Of the Southwest
The Herald will welcome contri
butions or corrections of any errors
In this column. Sign name to all
communications, and it will not be
published.
W. C. Cbenault, G. H. switchman, has
reported for duty.
E. P. S. W. well expert William
Bolton ia spending a few days in the
city.
B. C. Morgan, G. H. brakeman on the
Sanderson and Dei Rio division, ia laying
off for a few trip.
T. & P. fireman Bob Lane has bumped
on to the day switch engine in the 1
Paso yard service.
N. T. Merrill, helper on the day coach
engine for the G. H. ft S. A. at El Paso,
is laying off on account ot sickness.
T. ft P. extra fireman Otho Cleveland
is firing engine 397 for a few days, ia
regular fireman C. Crowe's place. '
"Shavey" Briggs, T. P. extra fire
man, is making a few trips on engine
384 in the Kl Paso local service.
G. H. switchman A. B. Snyder is lay
ing off for a few days and extra switch
man C. C. Oates is filling the vacancy.
Southwestern engine 149 has been
placed on the drop it m the 1 Paso
round house, where it wjll be repaired.
The G. H. torn table si El Pam has
been considerably improved. The bot
tom is now reinforced with a fresh con
crete floor.
D. J. Sharpe, T. A P. fireman, and
family will leave in a few days for Dal
las and Fort Woth, where he will work
for the Orient.
G. D. Walters, G. H. switchman at
Lordsburg, has been transferred to Ej
Paso. He has been aaoignod to the 9
Paso extra board.
T. & P. fireman C. Crowe has reported
for duty and was placed in through
freight serviee oat of SI Paso. He was
asignefl to engine 397.
Extra conductor G. W. Savage, of the
S. P. at El Paso, is making a few trips
on caboose 406. He is working between
El Paso and Lordsburg.
Texas & New Orleans water ear No.
17240 is beimr rewired in the G. H. ear
shops at El Paso-. It will be back tato-H
service within two weexs.
The G. H. .engineers' extra board at
El Paso had the following men on at 7
oclock last night: 0. Shaw, J. X. Rite,
J. W. Johnson and J. Horton.
H. Andrews, G. H. engine foreman at
El Paso, has been assigned to the iee
house engine. He formerly was em
ployed on the day coach engine as fore-
Traveling freight agent L. K. Gardner,
of the Queen A Crescent route, is spend
ing a few days in the city, visiting
friends. His headquarters ar at San
Antonio. Tex.
T. tc P. fireman A. P. Moore ha sent
for his mother and sister. They will
arrive in a few days from Tennessee and
will make an extended visit among
friends at El Paso.
S. P. regular through freight fireman
G. H. Cope is laying off for a few trips
and extra fireman Horace Cross is fill
ing the vacancy on engine 2SW witn
engineer W. O. Oteen.
E. P. it S. W. engine 163 of the eastern
division will be ot-s of the bade shops
at El Paso in few days. It has been
generally overhauled and will be hack
ia service in a few 050.
The Southwestern is repairing its well
at Mt. Rilev, which recently caved in.
The work is hi charge. of well expert
William Bolton, and be expects to have
it completed within ten days.
"Shorty" Swiber, engine foreman for
the G. H. A S. A at El Paso, is laying
off for a short while and switchman
Harry Lnmsden is filling the vacancy
on the night rip track engine in hto
place.
On account of a decrease ht business,
the T. A P. has reduced the brakemen's
extra board to five men and it M ru
mored that the firemen's extra tord
will be reduced to an equivalent num
ber. S. P. regular freight engineer H. R.
Vaughaa is laying off for a few days
and extra engineer J. M. Gandy is filling
the vacancy on engine 2818 in his place.
J. Klingbaek is firing for him.
J. J. Trainer has returned from San
Antonio and reported for duty. He was
placed on the night coach engine, dis
placing engine foreman John Reid, who
will be "nis head assistant.
S. M. Gaines, superintendent of the
railway mail service of Texas, with
headquarters at Fori Worth, who has
been in the city for a few days, arrang
ing for the distribution of the Mf-ticaa
mails, will leave today for his headquar
ters. Jim Dowling, who has been acting as
day hostler for the Southwestern at El
Paso for the past month, ho been dis
placed by regular hostler Jim Micholson,
who has been laying off. Dowling wan
placed on his former posit.on as handy
man in the bock shops.
J. H. Birdsley, the G. H. fireman thai
has been firing the day coach engine
for the past three months, has been dis
placed by Harry Heilman, who has beat
firing through freight between Sander
son and Del Rio. Fireman Birdsley
bumped on to the night coach engine,
displacing 0. Moncreif. who will be as
signed to the EI Paso slow board.
O. A S. engines 3224 and 3228 were
delivered to the G. H. A S. A. at 1
Paso yeserday, by a messenger of the
Baldwin locomotive works at Philadel
phia. They were transferred to the S.
P. at El Paso and will be dead-headed
today in charge of a mesng-r to Port
land. Ore., where they win be assigned
to passenger service.
On account of a decrease in business
the G. H. has cut of! one of its regular
day switch engine. The round home will
in the future furnish yardmaster B. Bird
five engines as follows: The day roich
engine at 7 a. m.. the day lead at 8 a.
m., the night coach at 5 p. m., the night
lead at 8 p. m-, and the night house
engine at 8 p. m.
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HOMING PIGEONS
START ON FLIGHT
Liberated by Mayor Kelly, Seven Pigeons
Front Youngotewn, Ota, Begin
Home Journey.
At exactly 9:14 oclock Thursday
morning, under perfect atmospheric
conditions, seven wtslj homing pigeons
left in a hurried flight for their home,
YoongstowB. Ohio, approximately 1800
miles by air line. The pigeons were
shipped in a box by express and arrived
late Wednesday afternoon. They were
given fresh water and well fed.
Thursday morning the box containing
the pigeons was carried to the east side
of the balconv of the citv hall dome.
Mayor C. E. Kelly unfastened the lock
which held the top of the box, and th7f-
it back. Without waiting the seven
birds clambered over each other in th ir
effort to gain their liberty. There w n
no lighting on top of the box, the fli.it
was made directly from it and all the
Vw.t got away together.
Without any hesitancy, as soon as
thev arose from the box. the pigeon-,
took a direct eastern course. They flew
over the Airdome. rising higher as thev
made their rapid flight. Only once did
the bird hesitate and circle That w.is
when thev reached East EI Paso. Here
they seemed to paue inthe air. n -f
nn c-tjiin. They circled fhout once or
twice and flew away, taking a direct
northeastern course. As thev flew, thev
sained velocity and were soon lost to
sight.
The flight is in the nature of an ex
periment, and is said to be the longest
on record. It is being watched by fan
ciers of homing pigeons with a great
deal of interest.
From the direction the pieon took
thev may naas over San Antonio. Tex
Mavor Kelly wired the Youneston
club as soon as the pigeons were lib
erated, stating the condition under
which the long flight was begun. As
far as the birds are concerned thev were
lively and appeared to be in excellent
condition.
Those present when the -pigeons were
liberated were: Mayor Kelly, alderman
Ben Lerv. A. Murdoch, Harry Oldham
and H. SchaffeT.
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