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EL PASO HERALD
Tuesday, July 28, 1914
SOCIETY'S DOINGS
Parlies.
Robert Hoover entertained the mem
bers of the Saxon club -Kith a. stag
party Monday Bight at his home on
S'orth Campbell street. Iced water
melons; sandwiches and other re
freshments were served during the
tourse of the evening.
In honor of the l!th birthday anni
versary of little Hilda Brown, of Lang
try, Texas, her annts7Miss Llla Thom
as and Miss Era Tnomas, entertained
Monday afternoon with a delightful
children's party, at their home on Ne
1 ada street. Games and various amuse
ments were enjoyed during the after
noon on the porch and lawn of the
Thomas home. Ruth Rhoades won the
first nrize In nlavlncr the caroe of
travel and received a box of embroid- I
ered handkerchiefs. Ermine Markgraff
received the consolation prize, a Kew
pie dolL Dainty refreshments were
served. Among the guests were: Er
mine Markgraff, Beatrice Markgraff. I
Gusts. Fahreekamp. Hazel Kinney,
Ruth Rhoades. - Virginia Stallmcs.
Gladvs Duncan, Marion Dunn, Lucille
Avers, Winifred Woods, Hazel Brown
and Hilda Brown.
Lieut, and Mrs. Henry A. Meyer save
a very delightful party Monday night
at their home on Fort Boulevard, as a
larewell to Ma, antrjfrs. c. X. Barney,
who leave soon for Oklahoma. The
house was attractively decorated, and
on the serving tables were large bou
quets of American Beauty roses. Dur
ing the evening" a dainty repast was
served, Mrs. John W. Sherwood asslst
lrg the hostess .at the punch bowl.
Mrs. George Tjner presided at the
salad table and Miss Hilda Sauer, Miss
Valeria Garrard and Miss Martha Kane
assisted in serving. Among the guests
present were col ana .Mrs. ueorge ti. i
Morgan. CoL John F. Guilfoyle, CoL
Jcseph Garrard, Ma) and Mrs. C X.
Barney, Capt. and Mrs. George Tyner,
Lieut, and Mrs: Leland Wadsworth,
Mr and Mrs. Frank Alnsa, Dr. and Mrs.
Vf R. Jamieson, Lieut, ana Mrs. victor
Foster, Mesdames George Sauer, John
"W Sherwood, M. M. McNamee. Misses
Edith Morgan. Dorothy Morgan,. Mae
McCabe. Martha Kane. Hilda Sauer,
Alice "Wulff. MaJ. W. R. Sample. Capt.
Clvfford Game. Lieut. W. N. Modisette,
I ieut. "W. W. Gordon. Lieut. J. C. Maul.
Lieut A. L. P. Sands and Federico
Women's Organizations.
A meeting of the Rescue Home asso
ciation was held Monday afternoon at
the First Presbyterian church. The
financial reports of the secretary and
treasurer were read, and then the mem
!.. wnt nut to lnsrect the home.
which is rapidly nearing completion in
Government Hill. The home will be
completed as rapidly as possible, for
the need of an institution of this kind
Is very pressing. There has been an
average of a case a week for the past
six weeks, of girls, ranging from 15 to
17 years, who have come before the
Juvenile court for the first time, having
made their first false step, and it is for
such cases, to give the girls a chance
to get on their feet again, and get a
start toward right And useful living.
Instead of keeping mem locked up in
the city and county jails that the home
Is being built. During this week the
members of the Carpenters' union will
each contribute one day's worktoward
the completion of the home, which is
expected to be ready by the first of
September. Much of the furnishing of
the interior will be made by individ
uals and associations. The Philathea
class of the First Baptist church has
Eromised to furnish one room, a prom
icnt club woman has offered to fur
nish the maternity room, and It is
hoped that otner people ana organiza
tions will donate other furnishings.
Among some of the things that will be
needed are sewing machines for the
work room, and it is also hoped to se
rure some kind of musical instrument
for the living room.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sampel Prewltt
entertain with a dance compli
mentary to Miss Mary Redmond.
Miss Minnie Beck and Charles
H. Price will be married at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C T.
YoHb
INmce of the "I Don't Know
club.
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I seemed to give, me
any relief. Every
month the pains were
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and made me so
weak that I had to
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a friend recommen
ded Lydia E. Pink
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Compound to me and I tried it at once
and found much relief. After that I
had no pains at all and could do my
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549 W- Russell St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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in front four or five inches above the
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El Pasoans Returning.
John L. Dyer has returned from a
visit to Chicago on legal business.
William Wall returned Monday af ter-
I noon from New York where he went on
I a brief business trip.
I Mr", and Mrs. Frank Wells Brown
have returned from Chihuahua, Mex
where they spent a short time.
J Mrs. n. L. Daniels and Mrs. A. I Cox
I returned Monday from High Holls, N.
I M. where they spent a short visit.
Mrs. B. F. Darbyshlre has returned
to El Paso after a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. R. O. Darbyshire. in Anthony.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powers, who have
been spending several weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Powers at their sum
mer camp on the Ruidoso, nave re
turned to EI Paso.
Mrs. "W. S. De Lade, wife of the as
sistant general commissary superin
tendent of the El Paso and Southwest
ern, arrived Tuesday from Lajolla,
Calif, where she has been for soma
time.
I J! Burrud. formerly of El Paso,
who has been In Los Angeles for the
paxt year, has returned to make this
city his home. Mrs. Burrud has been
here for several weeks visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J T. Lindsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Stepnen J. Glumaz and
their guest, Mrs. Josephine Nations
Morfit, returned In a private car Mon
day night from Chihuahua. They spent
an interesting time in Chihuahua,
meeting many of the prominent Con
stitutionalist officials and their fami
lies. On their return trip their train
picked up the stranded box car of
George C. Carothers, who was accom
panied by Mrs. Carothers. The train
in which Mr. and Mrs. Glumaz trav
eled was the only one to get to Chi
huahua and to be" able to return, other
trains being tied up by the washouts.
Cloudcroft Notes.
U. S. Stewart returned to El Paso
Sunday.
Catherine Earle is vlsiUng Phoebe
Campbell.
Dock Philips, of El Paso; Is visiting
In Cloudcroft.
E. M Bray, who has been visiting
his family In Cloudcroft. has returned
home.
J. Gordon Hardy, a well known min
ing engineer of Mexico, is In Cloudcroft
visiting his family.
H Broaddus arrived in Cloudcrorr
to spend the week end with his family.
Nat Russell returned to EI Paso Sun
day evening after spending the week
end In Cloudcroft.
Lodges and Clubs.
A Jolly watermelon social was heH
Monday night by the members of Mat
tice Temple. Pythian Sisters, at Wash
ington Park. First the members had
tHeir regular lodge and business meet
ing in the Knights of Pythias hall, and
then. In autos, motored out to the
park. Formality was laid aside and
everyone enjoyed playing games on the
lawn. Mrs. Mary "Van Mourlck. Miss
Eva Weeks and Mrs. Eugenia Perkins
formed the social committee for the
affair. The social was attended by
about 50 people.
Aulomobiling.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ellis and chil
dren, with Mr and Mrs. Bernard Early
and Mr. and Mrs. H B. Goodwin. Gor
don Goodwin, and Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Conrad motored down to Hueco tanks
early Sunday morning, arriving in time
to cook their breakfast over a camp
fire among the rocks of that pictur
esque place. After spending the day
exploring the caves and climbing the
rocks, a picnic dinner was enjoyed, and
the partv returned to El Paso late
Sundav night The trip was made In
two Ford
El Pasoans Away.
E. S. Barman left for cnicago -nun-day
afternoon.
D. E. Aultman left for Topeka, ICan.,
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. A. R. Gambel left for Long
Beach Tuesday morning.
George H Booth and Fred Hewitt
left for Los Angeles, Monday after
noon. mi., t T?iin-An anA little sister Car
men Bunson. left for Cloudcroft Mon
day. Master Pattle Want has gone to Fort
Worth to visit his grandmother. Mrs.
G. H. Want.
L Laskins will leave Wednesday for
New Tork city, for the purpose of pur
chasing goods.
R. F. Burges returned to Cloudcroft
Monday, after having been in town for
the election.
Dr. J. W. Yard has gone to Nacozari.
Son., on a mining trip and will be
away ten aays.
Mrs. P. W. Still returned to Cloud
croft Monday, after spending a few
days In El Paso.
A. Math las left Mondav afternoon for
& business trip to New Tork. to be I
away for about six weeks.
Mrs. C A. Rivers and Miss Sylvia
Rivers have gone to Cincinnati. Ohio,
where they will spend two months.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Vidal and chil
dren, of 159 North St Vraln street, are
spending the month in Cloudcroft.
Mrs. Ross Klester and child left Mon
day afternoon for Weed, where they
will spend a couple of weeks visiting.
Capt. and Mrs. George Tyner left
Tuesday afternoon for St Paul. Minn.,
where they will spend some time visit
ing. Mrs. W. L. Foxworth and son Jack,
who have been in California for the
past few weeks, are expected to" return
soon.
Leon Castellanes, accompanied by his
family will leave Wednesday morning
for Havana, Cuba, by way of New
Orleans.
Mrs. Dee Dorman has gone to Den
ver, Colo., where she "will make her
home. She left Monday evening on
the Santa Fe.
Mrs. C. G. Kraft. Mrs. A. B. Hlrigolty
and Mrs. C H. Porras left for Cali
fornia Monday to spend the warm
weather at the beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sachs have
gone to the Ruidoso, to spend two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Powers
at their summer camp.
Miss Marguerite Darbyshire. who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Derby
shire at Anthony. Is now the guest of
Miss Mary E. Cobb, at Anthony.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pomeroy and
children and Mrs. Alice Pomeroy have
gone to Ocean Park, Calif, to spend
the remainder of the summer at the
beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. Peyton J. Edwards and
family will leave Sunday for California,
Where they will remain for some time.
During their absence their sister. Mrs.
John Alkin, of Houston, will occupy
their home.
Rev. J. F. Williams will leave Thurs
day for California to spend the month
of August at Long Beach. During his
absence his place In the pulpit of the
First Baptist church will be filled by
the city missionary. Rev. S. L. Hollo
way. Miss Anne Lee Gaines will leave
Thursday afternoon for New York, to
be away for several months. First
she will visit in Rochester and Wa
tertown, and will spend some time on
the great lakes and the St. Lawrence
river. In September she will go to
New York City and visit her aunt for
some time.
Cards.
Mrs. A. T. Dalton was hostess Mon
day for the Army Bridge club at her
home in the Wright apartments. Mrs.
H. M. Nelly won the prize for highest
score. At the completion of the games
an ice course was enjoyed. Mrs. LeRoy
Eltlnge will entertain the club next
Mondav at her home in Fort Bliss.
The Q. E. D. club met Monday after
noon at the home of Miss Isabelle
Springer, on North St. Vraln street
Cards were played and a short business
session of the club was held. Miss
Margaret Bryan won the prize for the
highest score. A dainty ice course
was served at the conclusion of the
games. Miss Pauline Bryan will be
the hostess of the club next week. Two
guests of the club were present. Miss
Lauramaud Fink and Miss Mabelle
Bryan. Among those preesnt were:
Mrs. Frank Lynch. Misses Mary Lewis,
Mary Leighton, Frances Henderson,
Emllle Ormsbee. Pauline Bryan. Ma
belle Bryan, Margaret Bryan. Grace
Fleck, Clara Fink. Lauramaud Fink.
Eleanor Eubanks, Beulah Brown, Ruby
Hadlock.
Hands Require Attention;
.American Women Careless
1HTNK of the women you have
known with beautiful hands
tfcey Ere not many, is it not so?
And yet what is more appealing and
what element of feminine beauty re
mains' longer In memory? ,
American women are aston!shingl
J?e,les of the possibilities of a beau
tiful hand, and yet, as a rule, their
hands are small and well shaped. This
Indifference may come from the fact
that we are a race of workers, and.
.""" ine necessity ior "?""" rl
is apparent or not. we think of the
hands primarily as an utilitarian part
of the body. Yet. this is no valid rea
son why a hand should not be beautiful
as well say that the face should not
be beautiful because It must reflect
lttfflM.1. .. ....
i-uii menial pructraoco.
The Hand of Old Age.
In European countries the custom
Is for young men to kiss the hand of
an older woman to whom they are
under social obligations. Perhaps that
is why the women of the haut monde
Out Of Town Visitors.
CoL John F. Guilfoyle Is the guest
of CoL Joseph Garrard, at his home In
Grand View.
A. L. Keevll. assistant commissary
agent of the E. P & S. W.. arrived
Tuesday morning from St. Louis.
A..E. Schuman. representing the N.
K. Falrbank company, is here from
Fort Worth on a business trip.
A. J. McQuatters, Frank McQuatters
and R. C. Chatham, of Dallas, are here
en route to Parral to visit the Alvarado
Mining company's properties.
J. G. Love of Pecos. Tex, Is regis
tered at the Paso del Norte. He Is one
of the leading men of the west Texas
city.
Mr. and Mrs. E. a Hines, and son.
who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Moellch. returned Monday to their
home In Carrlzozo, N. M.
Hazel Brown and Hilda Brown, of
Langtry, Tex- are visiting their grand
mother. Mrs. E. M. Thomas, to be here
for a few weeks.
Mrs. F. Burrlss and children, who
had been visiting In Kansas City, Mo,
passed through El Paso Monday en
route to their home In Yuma, Ariz.
Mr and Mrs. J. F. Cleaveland. of Sil
ver City, N. M, passed through El Paso
Monday on their way to Winnipeg.
Canada, where they will spend the
summer.
Miss Marjorle Craig, who has been
the guest of MaJ. and Mrs. W. T.
Davidson, at their home in Fort Bliss,
has returned to her home at Fort
Leavenworth. Kan.
Mrs. E. S. Harmon and daughter.
Miss Helen Harmon, who have been
visiting Mrs. H. M. Chaney and Mr. arid
!-. -h is T left for their home In
Pittsburg. Pa, Monday.
Lester Leavltt. of Fort Madison. Iowa.
Is visiting his brother and sister, Mr
and Mrs. Lawrence Broyles. it 1M
Arizona street Today he will Jeave
for Santa Barbara. Mexico.
Miss Pauline Bemls and Miss Louise
Bemis, of Alamogordo, N. M, who have
been attending the summer school at
the Las Vegas. N. M normal, passed
through El Paso Monday on their way
home. , .
Paul Pierce, who has been working
at the Harvey news stand, returned to
Albuquerque. N M, Sunday evening.
William Draeger. another of the Harvey
employes at the union station. Is ex
pected home from Chihuahua this eve-
n Mrs. John F. Aiken and daughter.
Ode. are in the city visiting Mrs.
Aiken's father. Judge Peyton F. Ed
wards, and her brother, sheriff Peyton
J. Edwards. Mrs. Aiken formerly re
sided in El Paso and has many friends
here. . ,
Official inspector of trains Dooley.
of the Texas & Pacific with headquar
ters at New Orleans, arrived Monday
afternoon accompanied by his wife and
daughter. Mr. Dooley will leave for
New Orleans Wednesday, while Mrs.
Dooley and daughter will continue to
California. ....
Mr and Mrs. H. W Spear have their
daughter. Miss Amy Spear, of Beau
mont. Tex, visiting them. She will be
here for several weeks. Another
daughter. Mrs. J. McFarland, has re
turned to her home In Beaumont after
a visit of some time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shanley. of Globe.
Ariz, are here on their way home from
:sew xorK, .aionireai au vnnwi. .....
Shanley is one of the best known cat
tlemen in Arizona. He runs a large
herd of cattle on the Arizona range
and attends all of the El Paso cattle
conventions.
Mrs. Lyda McGunaglll and grand
daughter. Miss Nannie Mae Ford, of San
Antonio, who have been visiting Mrs.
McGunaglll's sons. R. H. McGunagllt
of El Paso, and J. A. McGunaglll. of
Clint, for the past six weeks, left Mon
day afternoon for Cloudcroft, where
they will remain Indefinitely.
in these countries take great pains to
preserve the beauty of their hanas.
regarding them as the last surviving
symbol of feminine attractiveness.
They realize that the charm of a beau
tiful hand is beyond " outlivtaB
the allure of vouth. Just as with these
wom of theyold hcl the instinct
to please outlives wrinkles and gray
haRecently an actress who had been a
most popular soubret In her younger
SrVmdVa revival of one of her popu
?arr roles for a chirlty performance.
She was far too old for the part, no
skill f actlngwuld make her adialr-
us'ed tlSSF That this was" all left of
wasTo'and this one charm stood
out so clearly.
About El Pasoans.
George Want, who broke his leg last
week, is convalescing. .
Mrs. P. H. Lusk is quite ill at her
home on Myrtle avenue.
Clarence Rand has returned 1 to his
home, after undergoing an operation
for appendicitis at Hotel Dieu.
Miss Geraldlne Merchant Is dolus
very nicely at Hotel Dieu following a
minor operation on her throat.
Mrs. Julia S. Behr has recovered suf
ficiently from her long and serious Ill
ness to be able to be about again.
Mrs. Frank Povrers, who has been
quite ill all spring. 'Is Improving nicely
at her summer camp on the Kuiaoso.
Mrs. John Hitchens has returned to
her home on North Stanton street from
St. Mark's hospital, where she wal
QLlttle Jimmy Wltholder. son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Wltholder. who was in
jured several days ago by being
knocked down by an automobile, sus
taining a fractured Jaw. fractured col
larbone and other injuries. Is now out
of danger. He is at his home, ISIS Rio
Grande street.
Miss LaVon Sorrells entertained a
number of her friends Monday after-
i.w ...... lurt. nr npr homo
noon who. uuwi-M --. - -
In the Alexandria apartments, to cele-
brate her inn b"ibuj .ii....w ..,
Bunco was played and Helen hxause
won the first prize, the second prize
being won by Mary ReiL Befresh
ments were enjoyed at the close of the
games. Among the guests were: Helen
Krause. Jean Krause. Ruth Dewey,
x tsi-i.a 7.ii Prttn, Mleta Dun
can. Georgia Duncan. Nellie Hand,
Pearl Hand, Mary imu r-a"y ..-.
Marlon Alnsa and Virginia Cooper.
TWO ARE CHOSEN
ON TEACHING STAFF
in the El Paso schools, has been re
elected oy tne scnooi owiu ""
year's school work. Miss Nonnie Bond,
of Terrell. Tex, also has been elected
on next yeat a ic.uiub s..
The final quarter of the summer
term is progressing ""''; ""?, "ZZirr
187. PUPiU attending. AU pupils who
aesire io mane up v. ...- ---failed
during the last quarter of the
- La amwaI a9 tnla VaaIT.
winter term mui. ou aumm " "zr;
or they will not be able to make up the
work.
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