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E PASO HEftALD
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PATRONESSES
THE
ARE SELECTED FOR
HORSE SHOW ON NOVEMBER 22
ENTRIES for thoBl Fuo Horso
sho. to be held at Washington
park on November 22. close next
Monday, according to the committee
in charge of arrangements. Officers
of the Fifteenth cavalry, which is due
to arrive here Thursday, have been
invited to take part in the show and
have signified their willingness to d
so. Entrants from the Fifteenth will
replace those of the Second cavalry.
which win not oe nere wnen me xiorso
show takes place. Officers of the Fir
teenth are said to possess some fine
mounts and the regimental polo team
has a splendid record. It will take
part in the polo tournament to be
held during the horse show.
Patronesses for the horse show have
been selected and the list includes
Mesdames U. S. Stewart, Max Weber,
W. L. Toolev, J. F. Williams, A- B. Fall,
Robert D. Read. Henry Myer. W. 'X.
Davidson, Robert E. Michie. Ernest 1.
Scott.
Silvrr o-jps to be awarded as prizes
In the different events have been do
nated to the Horse show committee.
Following is a list of the prizes al
ready in the possession of the commit
tee: silver cup. donated by W. T. Hix
son Co, officer's steeplechase; silver
cup, Hixson, for Roman race; silver
cup, Krakauer, Zork and Moye, Suc
csrs.. polo pony scramble; silver cup,
Sol T. Berg, for officer's charge class;
silver cup, Silberberg Bros., men's sad
dle class; silver cup, A. B. Foster Co,
men's roadster class; silver cup, Shel-ton-Payne
Arms Co, cavalry horse
class.
Conducted by
MISS HALLIE 1RYIN
Telephones 2020 or 2010, day;
and 345, night.
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SOCIAL CBLBXDAR
Tonight.
St. Clement's Social club enter-
tains. .;.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Ellis enter-
tain.
Thursday. .
Merry Gossipers entertained by
Mrs. H. B. Goodwin. ;
Woman's Charity association
holds meeting.
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Parties
Church Affairs
El Pasoans Returning
Mrs. I. M. McCrummen will enter
tain the West branch of uie women of
Trinity Methodist church with a birth
day offering at her home. 416 West
Boulevard, on Thursday afternoon at
3:36 cclock.
The Social club of St- Clement's
Episcopal church will entertain to
night with a party at Kendrick hall.
The study class of the Women's Mis
sionary society of Trinity Methodist
church met on Tuesday afternoon at
3.30 oclock at the church. Mrs. George
Oliver presided. The subject for studv
was "Campaigning for the King."
"Evangelism of the 'world, the supreme
business of the church," was discussed
after the opening song and prayer by
Mrs. I. J. Avers. The various mission
boards were discussed by &rs. G. L.
Jones and Mrs. H. I. Graham. Miss
Norwood Wynn gave a beautiful scrip
ture lesson and talk. She is in charge
of the Mexican boys' school. Mrs. C. W.
Webdell talked on the organisation of
women's work and the qualifications of
the board members. Mrs. D. M. Smith
closed the meeting with prayer.
The central division of the First Pres
byterian church gave a most delightful
musical with silver offering on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. W.
Xu Gaines, 1406 Montana street. The
house was attractively decorated in
chrysanthemums and a beautiful mu
sical program given by some of the best
talent of the city. Mrs. Frank J.
Thomas sang "There Little Girl, Don't
Cry," and "Life." and was accompanied
by Miss Anne Lee Gaines. Mrs. W. D.
Howe rendered two vocal solos, "A
Spray of Roses" and "Reverie."
Miss Marjorie Livesley rendered a
violin solo and was accompanied by
Miss Virginia Bean: Mrs. C. O. Rucker
read a number entitled "Is It You 7' and
was accompanied on the piano by Miss.
Anne Lee Gaines. Miss Virginia Sem
ple gave a piano solo and Mrs. A. H.
Goldstein rendered two vocal solos, "A
Barque at Midnight" and "Nothintr But
Love." and 'was accompanied by Miss
Semple Miss Mathis rendered a piano
solo There 'were aTout 50 persons
present to enjoy tne atternoon.
Robert T. Neill, assistant United
States district attorney, arrived Tues
day morning from San Antonio. Mrs.
Neill remained to visit relatives.
A. N. Brown, general traffic man
ager for the K. P. & S. W. railroad,
returned to El Paso Tuesday morning
from his Chicago office, where he has
oeen on Dusiness.
F. B. Gallagher has returned form
New York, where he spent several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund N. Schwabe
have returned from their honeymoon
spent in Los Angeles, Calif. They will
be "at home" to their mends at 911
Wyoming street after November 15.
Lodges and Clubs
The El Paso council or the Knights
cf Columbus will hold an instalation
of officers at the Knights of Columbus
hall on Thursday night. In connection
with the instalation ceremonies, the
members of the council will hold an
"experience" meeting.
Wright cleans clothes cleanest in El
Paso. Phone 343 and wagon will call.
Advertisement.
Mrs. William J. Jennings entertained
on Tuesday afternoon at her home,
1201 Orient street, in honor of her
mother, Mrs. E. R. Allison's, 77th
birthday anniversary. The guests pres
ent were all residents or Golden Hill,
and the entertainment of the arternoon
was both unique and unusual. Art
work, modern and antique in ham
mered brass, pottery and decorated
china and all sorts of hand embroid
ery and lace work practically all the
work of the guests and hostess were
displayed.
The Uiaplay was unusual In duality
I and varlety.Mrs. Percy ir. Knight was
given me iirst prize ana Dlue ribbon
for her embroidery and laces. The
prize was three bon bon baskets of
crochet, which were Mrs. Jennings's
work. Mrs. A. G. Nelson was given
the second prize, a crocheted change
purse; Mrs. M. H. MaccaUum won the
prize for the best display of antiques.
Her prize was also a enange purse.
Mrs. P. K. Brice won he prize, a rib
bon work bag for the best single
piece of work. The guests presented
Mrs. Allison, the honoree, with six
finely embroidered hankerchiefs. Light
refreshments "were served. Assisting
Mrs. Jennings in entertaining were:
Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. P. F.
Knight and Mrs. D. H. Bradley. Those
present besides the honoree were: Mes
dames M. H. MacCalum, P. F. Knight,
P. K. Brice. D. H. Bradley, H.
F. Wright, Charles Henning, V. Le.
Bean, Wm. Jennings, Bradley, Teyton
F. Edwards, Roland Miller, P. F. Stew
art, Stewart, jr., R. H. Schmacher,
Felix Schutz, A. G. Nelson. Misses Vir
ginia Bean and Fannie Henning.
Mrs. Benjamin L. Farrar is entertain
ing this afternoon with an "at home"
at her residence, 1127 Montana street.
Auto-Strop Razor Depot.
Nothing we have ever introduced" in
El Paso has given as much satisfaction
as the Auto-Strop razor. This razor.
from a scientific standpoint, is the best
safety razor to date. Then, too, the
cost is considerably less than is the
case with other safety razors. The
cost per shave is two mills, or five
shaves for a cent This is fully guar
anteed by the makers. We have a 30
days' free trial proposition which we
will be glad to have you come in and
talk over with us.
Scott White .t Co., Mills BIdg.
Women's Organizations
This afternoon the Woman's club is
holding its "Club House Day" program
in the assembly hall of Hotel Paso del
Norte.
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The Sunshine Helpers met with Miss
Rose Piatt on Tuesday afternoon.
Plans for the year were discussed and
arrangements begun for the dance
which will be given by the Helpers
during the winter. Sewing was also
accomplished Miss Isabel Springer
was taken into membership. The next
meeting will be with Miss Katherine
Cox at the Lucerne apartments. The
Helpers meet every two weeks.
Cards
Mrs. James L. Marr will be the
hostess of the Friday bridge club on
Friday afternoon, November 14, at her
home on San Antonio street.
It is a well known fact that we carry
the largest stock of hair goods to be
found in El Paso. Our line of switches
Is especially large and you will have no
trouble finding just the shade, weight
and length desired. We also manufac-
I ture hair goods. Elite Parlors, 216
leias street. Aaverusement.
EDDY COUNTY NOTARY IS
APPOINTED; MONEY RECEIVED
Santa Fe, N. M, Nov. 12. Gov. W.
C. McDonald has appointed as notary
public W. A. Moore, of Carlsbad, Ed
dy county.
State treasurer O. A. Marron has re
ceived the following amounts to re
plenish the state treasury: From treas
urer of Sierra county, $102.60; treas
urer of Union county, $355.10. and for
the game protection fund, $335.50.
Special
Mexican nnd Spanish Dishes
Served at the Sheldon Cafe.
50c Business Men's Luncheon, 50c,
served from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Delicious French Pastry, 10c an order.
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MARFA'S LYCEUM
COURSE TO BEGIN
Marfa, Texas. Nov. 12. The first
number of the lyceum course for the
season will be given Friday.
The St. Mary's school entertainment,
by pupils of the Mexican addition, was
H. Rininger and son, of Marathon,
were visitors.
M. Welch and J. Snelus, of Valen
tine, were in Marfa.
F. Romney, of Marathon, was a re
cent visitor.
Tom Cross, formerly of Marfa, is
hrc
W. E. Love is the purchaser of the
Moore home.
a- ana Mrs. Gilette have returned
from the Phoenix fair.
A delightful dance was enjoyed by
the young folks at the opera house.
F. W. McDonald will continue to
manage the opera house,
Mrs. W. B. Mitchell entertained the
Forty-two club. A delicious two course
luncheon was served.
Mrs. F. Luckins entertained the St
t,io entile at ntr home.
J. A. Huber was a Marfa visitor.
Miss Gussie Black has gone to El
Paso on a visit to Mrs. H. Heitchen.
r Wr -HTollcs In otill Hllitft HL
The Marfa Sewing club was enter-
tained by Mrs. T- ri. uarciay.
The Social Sowing club was enter
tained by Mrs. B. Butler. ,
Tkfrs. S. Wiley was in Marfa.
W. A. Cordis, of Sanderson, was a
visitor. ' ,
Mrs. R. S. Sproul and daughter, of
Fort Davis, were visiting In Marfa.
Juudge T. A. Martin, of Alpine, spent
a few days in Marfa.
Congressman W. R. Smith was a re
cent visitor.
Harry Hubbard has .arrived from
Mexico and will visit hid relatives here
for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Crosson have re
turned from their western trip and
have purchased a new automobile.
The little children of G. Reatzchvare
ill -with mumps.
Misses Marie Hopkins. Helen and
Ruth Robinson paid Valentine a visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crosson and little
Elizabeth have returned from San-Antonio.
Mr. Crosson is improved. In
health.
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TULAROSA MAN MAKES
APPXICATION FOR WATER
Santa Fe, N. M, Nov. 12. Although
it was thought that the waters of the
Rio Tularosa have been appropriated
to the limit, surplus and all, applica
tions continue to be made for the di
version of its waters. R. W. Mitchell,
of Tularosa, has filed two applications,
one. No. 842, for 20 second feet to use
for the development of power, th
other for 2000 acre feet to fill a reser-voir.
WEEK'S HOLIDAY WITH
PAY GRANTED TEACHERS
Santo Fe, N. M, Nov. 12. The board
of education has granted a holiday
week with full pay to the teachers
who desire to attend the State Educa
tional association meeting at Albu
querque this month.
The Zelger dining room Is now open
unt'l 12 oclock each night for theater
parties, etc. Entrance through the
lobby. Advertisement
AMBASSADORSHIP MUDDLE
IS IN BRYAN'S HANDS NOW
Washington, D. C Nov. 11. Senator
James Hamilton Lewis, of Illinois, to
whom was ascribed authorship of the
letter offering Henry M. Pindell the
American ambassadorship to Russia
for one year, conferred with secretary
Bryan relative to the matter.
At the conclusion of the conference
the senator said he had absolutely
nothing more to say in regard to the
case. When informed that Mr. Ptndell
had intimated the alleged Lewis letter
was a forgery, the senator said:
"Mr. Pindell has spoken. The secre
tary of state has the matter in hand
and I have absolutely nothing to say."
Ft. Bliss, Tex., Nov. 3, 1913
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be
received unSl 10 a. m.. Dec 5, 1313,
and then opened, for constructing bar
racks and officers' quarters here. In.
formation furnished upon application.
A. P. Watts, Capt Constg. Q. H. Advertisement.
The Zelger dining room Is now open
until 12 oclock each night for theater
parties, etc. Entrance through the s
lobby. Advertisement
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El Pasoans Asoay
Mrs. George Rutledge. of 1305 North
Oregon street, will go to the meeting
of the Parent -Teachers' association in
Fort Worth, from November 12 to 16
Mrs. Rutledge is state treasurer of the
Parent-Teachers' association and one
of the most ardent workers in the state.
Miss Lillian Dent and E. J. Berger,
of El Paso, were passengers on the
Southern Pacific steamer Creole, from
New Orleans to New York.
L. It Lawson and F. S- Cundiff, of
the local office of the reclamation serv
ice, left for Las Cruces Tuesday morn
ing on official business. They are ex
pected to return Wednesday morning.
Dances
The SI Paso Social club -will enter
tain with the second dance of the sea
son on Friday night at the Toltec
club. The first half of the dance will
be cotillion and will be led by cap
tain Harry N. Cootes, of the 13th cav
alry. There will be only four dances
during the season. A new year's dance
will also be a feature, and the last one
will be given some time after the holi
days. The dance Friday night will be
an elaborate affair.
Officers stationed at Fort Bliss will
give a ball and reception Wednesdav
night In honor of Col. Frank West,
commander of the Second cavalry,
which is preparing to leave here for
Galveston. Many civilians have been
invited to attend the affair, which
promises to be a brilliant one. Gen.
Hugh L. Scott will probably offer a
farewell toast to the departing colonel.
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Visitors
H. K. Sinnott. city agent of the Santa
Fe at Albuquerque, N. M., arrived
Tuesday morning from New Orleans
and eastern Texas, where he has ber
visiting relatives during his vaca'Jon.
He will return to Albuquerque Tues
day night.
A 2fc
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Osgood, of Oak
Park. I1L, are in the city visiting Mr.
and Mrs- W. T. Hixson. at their home
on West Boulevard. Mrs. Osgood is a
sister of Mrs. Hixson.
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Miss Emily Wing, a sister of Mrs.
Henry Euster, left Wednesday for her
home in Los Angeles, after a visit with
Mrs. Easter.
Miss Gussie Block, of Marfa, Texas,
is here on a visit of several -weeks
with her sister, Mrs. H. J. Heltgen.
I. O. Sutphin. chief engineer of the
Parral and Zhirango Southern railway,
is in El 1-aso from Long Beach, Calif.,
where he has been visiting his parents.
Dinners and Luncheons
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duty and on Tuesday night at the
Country club was given a banquet by
the officers of the Second cavalry. The
table was decorated in yellow chrysan
themums and asparagus vines. During
the evening songs were sung and toasts
given. CoL West responded with a
brief history of the Second cavalry and
its splendid record. There were 27
present.
Mrs. S. B Barger, of 1015 East Rio
Grande street, will entertain with a
silver tea" on Thursdav afternoon
from 3 to 5 oclock for the benefit of the
Traveler's Aid work
Mr. and Mrs G A Martm enter
tained at dinner on Tuesday evening
at their home. 2911 Bliss street. Fol
lowing the dinner, music and dancing
were enjoyed.
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