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EL PASO HERALD
"Wednesday, April 7, 1915
Calumet Baking Powder Is Used In Baking At Herald's Cooking School
SOCIETY DOINGS
About El Pasoans.
V. F Diehl, who ha ben ill
at
Providence boiqrital. u improving.
Michael Haider Is sick in Providence
1 ospital.
Mrs C Stambough is ill at Provl
oence hospital.
Mrs. Margaret Can is ill in Provi
dence hospital.
Mrs George Webster, who has been
ill in Providence hospital, is improving.
M- c Enos, who has been quite 111
at Hotel Dieu. is beginning to Improve.
Charles Wilkerson Is III at Providence
hospital.
Miss Nel'lie-Copps is improving, after
an operation a Hotel Dieu.
Mrs F C. Dever returned to her home
Tuesday after being ill at Hotel Dieu.
Miss Pauline Dorman is ill at Hotel
I leu
3iss Lizzie Johnson is improving
from an operation at Hotel Dieu.
A Campbell is doing well at Ho-
II Dieu He has been quite sick.
Mrs G P StoeJcer is improving front
her recent Illness at Hotel Dieu.
M. I Lincoln is improving from his
i'lness at Hotel Diem.
Miss Stella Phipps, who Is III at Hotel
Dieu, is improving nicely.
Mrs. A. Murry is doing well after an
operation at Hotel Dieu.
T Taylor, -who has been ill at Hotel
Dieu. is improving.
A. M. McCorkie is doing nicely at Ho
tel Dieu, -where he has been ill for a
short time
L. Ml Norton has begun to improve.
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HEAR IT AT THE HERALD'S
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week after week with do thought of the future
earns NO INTEREST for YOU it's the
other party who benefits by your spending!
Wouldn't you feel happier to spend half the
amount for pleasure and have the other half
earning Interest, at our Savings Department?
Try it for six months and see.
Safety Deposit Yaults
Engage one now to store your valuables in
whde put of town. Protection now will save
fatare regrets.
4 ON SAVINGS.
Rio Grande Valley Bank and
Trust Company
"Bank of Service."
aftef being ill for some time at Hotel
Dieu.
Miss Vera Scott, who was operated
upon at Hotel Dieu recently, is im
proving. T. Wolff has returned to his home,
after being 111 for a short time in Ho
tel Dieu.
Mrs. M. A. Villareai was operated
upon at Hotel Dieu Monday. She is
doing nicely.
R. Terry, who has been 111 at Hotel
Dieu, has recovered sufficiently to re
turn to his home.
Mrs. H. Frank has returned to her
home, after undergoing an operation at
Hotel Dieu.
Mrs. H. T. Kills is improving at Hotel
Dieu, after undergoing an operation
recently.
W. H. Cameron Is detacr weU. after
being sick for a short time In Hotel
Dieu
Mrs. Sarah Barger, who was recently
operated upon at Hotel Dieu, is Im
proving. Miss Lena Sawyer, who was ill for a
time in Providence hospital, has recov
ered and returned to her home.
C K. Wharton, who was ill at Provi
dence hospital, has returned to bis
home.
Mrs. Anna Roberts has returned to
her home, after being ill for a short
time in Providence hospital
Mrs. R. W. Knoblauch, who was 111
for a time in Providence hospital, has
recovered sufficiently to return home.
Mrs. C. Hoffman and little baby son
have returned to their home from Prov
idence hospital.
Miss Sadi.
Nathan, who was 111 In
Phono
TEXAS
Money Spent
Providence hospital for a short time,
has recoered sufficiently to return to
her home.
Mrs C F Ferris, of Rio Grande
street, was recently operated upon at
Providence hospital. She is doing
mcelv.
Mrs. Florine I. Miller, who has been
ill at Providence hospital for some
time, following an operation, has re
covered sufficiently to return to her
home in the Knickerbocker apartment!.
Weddings.
Arthur I Davidson and Miss Atune
Ea Holyoke. both of Morenci, Aflx-.
v.ere marled Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Rev. Herman G Porter, 170S
Rampart street. The double ring serv
ice was used. The bridal couple were
accompanied by the groom father,
G H .Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. David
son will make their home in Morenci,
Ariz., where the groom is in business.
Miss I-orna Appleton and Francis Roy
Symes were marten Tuesday night at
the borne of the bride's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Appleton, on North St.
Vram street. Rev. Herman G. Porter
performed the marriage ceremony,
using the ring service. Only the most
intimate friends of the oung couple
Mere the wedding guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Symes will make their home In
El Paso at ? Wyoming street.
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Parties.
Mrs C Wesley Webdell is entertain
ing this afternoon at her home on Mesa
avenue for her Sunday school class in
the primary department.
An Easter party will be given Thurs
day night in the basement of Trinity
Methodist church for the older boys and
firls of the Sundaj school and church,
he hostesses will be Mesdames L. J.
Trotti. Hubert Smith. William Hart.
B L. Murph), C. C Henderson. W. H.
Anderson and H N Miller
Miss Mabyn Madison will give a re
cital of expression Friday night at the
First Christian church. Those taking
part in the program will be Misses
Madison. Christine McMillen, Ernestine
Alarid and Frances Bogardus. Mrs. H.
E. Bowles, Messrs. Edwin C. Knick
meyer, E. II. Homan. Henry Madison
and 3- M. Hyten. The ushers will be
Misses Myrtle Langford. Elizabeth
Lucas. Mattle Clark. Eryline, Vowell.
Opal Hadlock. Mattle Sawyers, Lucille
McKee. Bernie Mattocks and Alberta
Mae Martin
Miss Alice CooK entertained a party
of friends at her home on Federal
street Tuesday evening An Interest
ing program was given. Miss Reba
Moore gave a reading. A eomedv
sketch, "Two Heads Are Better Than
One," was given by Miss Alice Cook.
Miss Marjorle Greene and Fred Talbot
Miss UlHaa Oibbs sang -What's the
Use of Being Good'" Miss Willie Fer
guson gave a few humorous recita
tions. Miss Willie Bell Higginbotham
played a piano solo. The girls of the
party sang a parody on "Yankee
Doodle." Other popular songs were
sung by the guests with Mrs. Mabel J.
Peale playing the piano accompani
ments. At the close of the program
a buffet supper was enjoyed. Those
present were
Misses Ruth Hickman. Reba Moore,
Ida May Word. Edna Richardson.
Willie Bell Higginbothara. Lillian
Gibbs, Willie Ferguson, Helen Samson,
Marjorie Greene, Grace Cook. Eunice
Cook, and Alice Cook. Mesdames
Mabel J.-Peale. Marie Hamilton. John
KrahL C. Wlllson Peale and J. W.
Cook. Messrs. Shelby Solves, Ray
Davis. Roy Thomason, Dan Harris. Earl
Smith. Milton Brown, Ralph Morrow,
Fred Talbot and C. W Peale.
Dances.
Mrs. J E. Rheln entertained with a
delightful dance Tuesday night at her
home on Oregon street in honor of her
niece. Miss Maud Latchaw of Daven
port. Ill-, who is her house guest. The
rooms were decorated with quantities
of southern smilax. training over the
walla festooned about the doorwaj
arches and. twined about the chan
deliers. Among the smilax were sus
pended white doves and narcissus
blossoms were used in quantities about
the house. During the dance inter
missions punch was served and later
a light supper was enjoyed. The
hostess was assisted In entertaining by
her i sisters. Mrs. Zella A. Latchaw,
oi Davenport, 11L. and Mrs. Gertrude
K Crook, and Miss Anna Sorenson.
There were about Zt guests.
The semi-monthlv post hop of the
officers at Fort Bliss Tuesday night
was attended bv a little larger crowd
than usuaL The 15th cavalry orchestra
plaed the dance music Punch was
sered in the dance Intermissions. In
the receiving line were Ma, and Mrs. '
Patrick H. McAndrews, Capt. and Mrs. j
Robert Mearns and Capt. and Mrs V '
Owen Seaman Among those present
were MaJ. and Mrs W. R. Sample Maj .
and Mrs. P H. McAndrew, Capt. an.l !
Mrs. George C Bernhardt, Capt and r
Mrs. Alfred W B'ornstad, Capt. and I
Mrs A. On en Seaman, Capt. and Mrs
C (, Smith. Lieut, and Mrs. Henry E.
Lewis, Lieut and Mrs. Rex H. Rhoades.
Mr.-and Mrs Frank Ainsa. Mr. and Mrs
S W Daniels. Mesdames Franklin O
Johnson. J H Lewis, of Columbus. X
M, K. M Lewis. John Carlton Murphy.
Gertrude Ledbetter. Misses Virginia
Bean. Virginia Semple. Mary Kays 1
Alves. Anne Lee Rix. Edith Morgan I
alena Garrard, Adelaide Lewis, Mar
garet Johnson. Gen. John J. Pershing.
Col George H Morgan. CoL Joseph
Garrard, Col Herbert J. Slocum, MaJ.
r J Manly.' Capt. Clyfford Game. Capt.
Douglas Potts, Capt William Graham,
Lieuts. Chester H. Hodges. Theodore
Barnes. Jr.. James L. Collins, J. G. Bos
well Stuart W Cramer. Jr.. William G.
V ea er, Austin M. Pardee, Messrs.
Tames Alves. W. F. Payne, Howard
Merrill and Joe Hole.
El Pasoans Reluming.
Charles DeGroff, proprietor of the ho
tel Orndorff. returned on Tuesday from
a trip to California. Mrs. DeGroff is In
poor health and will remain In Califor
nia for the present and will be Re
joined by her husband in about two
weeks.
9156.00 Diamond Ring Free.
To further advertise our Fountains,
we are going to give some one a S1S6.M
Diamond Ring Tbe rules of this con
test are simple. Every cent spent at
any one of our Fountains entitles you
to one vote. Coupons are issued with
every purchase. These are punched to
show number of votes you are entitled
to. Write tbe name of the one for
whom you wish to vote and deposit in
the ballot box Announcement will be
made on the first of each month as to
the standing of tbe contestants. On
October 1 the one havlnc the largest
number of votes will win the ring. See
the Diamond Ring, which will be dis
played at W. T. Hlxson & Cos. If you
want a US. Diamond Ring Free,
Stop at Scott White's and get It-
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Dinners, Luncheons, Teas.
T M. Beall entertained tbe grooms
men of his bridal party Tuesday night
at a stag dinner at the Harvey house.
The table was decorated with Jonquils
and there were buttonhole bouquets
of jonquils for each guests. There
were present F M Beall. W D Maj -field.
J Davis Ma field. Tom Ma field.
Carl A Beers, Charles A. Brandberjr
and W W Carroll - After tbe dinner
the groomsmen motored to the home
of the bride-to-be. Miss Frances May
field, and the wedding rehearsal was
held The wedding ceremony will be
performed by Rei. J F. Williams to
night at the First Baptist church.
Mrs. John Carlton Murphy, of San
Francisco, who is the house guest of
Mrs. Frank Ainsa, was the guest of
honor at a charming afternoon tea,
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Ainsa
at her home, on Mesa avenue The
guests were met at the door by little
Misses Geraldlne and Roaelle Ainsa.
who were gowned in white lingerie
frocks. Mrs. Ainsa and Mrs. Murphy
received the guests by the mantel In
the drawing room. On tbe mantel
above them were quantities of pink car
nations and ferns and beside them were
tall gilt wicker vases filled with fresh
peach blossom. Mrs Ainsa wore a
costume of white satin with drapery of
chiffon and net, ornamented with Ir
ridescent beads and silver metallic lace.
Mrs. Murphy wore a gown of rose col
ored chiffon, heavily ornamented with
imdescent beads over white satin. In
the dining room refreshments were
served Mrs. Julius A Buckler and Mrs.
J B Gray poured tea and they were
assisted in serving by a bevy of tbe
ounger set. who were Misses Marion
Ainsa,, Part) Ainsa. Virginia Semple,
Fdith Morgan. Estelle Berrien. Emily
Kemp. Martha Tnurmond, Clara Hague
and Olive Davis The serving table was
prettily decorated with -a centerpiece
of pink carnations and ferns and pink
rose shaded candles were about the table
An orchestra played in the conserva
tory during the afternoon. About 49
of the prominent women of the city as
sisted Mrs. Ainsa In entertaining the
guests. There were several hundred
callers during the afternoon.
The best cools and the most particu
lar housekeepers In the southwest agree
that the quality of Dicksle brand fruits,
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Cards.
Tbe Silent Twelve card club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
E. M. Fraser at her home on West
Rio Grande street. Mrs. C W. Fraser
won the first club prise and Mrs.
Tom White the consolation prize. Mrs.
C K. Wolf won tbe first guest prise
and Mrs. J. A. Fraser the consolation
prize. The prize for which the players
cut was won by Mrs. L G. Abbott- Re
freshments were enjojed after the
games.
The Mixed Doubles club was enter
tained Tuesday night by Mrs. William
McSain at her home on Nevada street.
Tbe only guest in addition to the club
members was Mrs. Wche Greer The
game of 50 was played. Mrs. Wtihe
Greer and S. T Cross won the first
prizes. Mrs. John Bowling and Haves
Watson won the consolation prises and
the prises for which the players cut
were won by Mr. an- Mrs. H. J. Ster
ner A two course luncheon was
served when the games were over.
Mrs. John Dowling will be tbe next
hostess of the club
A 500 club to be known as the "Jolly
Neighbors," was organized Tuesdav aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs Ernest Dep
perman. on Hill street. The club will
meet every other Tuesday Mrs. H.
Bussing will entertain the duo Tues
day afternoon April 13, at her home.
918 San Antonio street. Mrs. Depper
man was elected president, Mrs. Her
bert TJrch was chosen secretarj The
members of the club are Mesdames
Ernest Depperman G H Bussing.
Frank Wood, J T Sullivan i; H John
son, Jack V Hughes. A Hillman J L.
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