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EL PASO HKRALD
i Edwards Home and Woman's Club j
1 Scenes Of Pretty Teas This Afternoon
By OIXII2 P. LAJ.SDE.-
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ThE Edwards home, on Gold street.
J of charming furaishinps and ap
pointments, was never prettier
tnai it was xor me tea Dew? gies
in is arternoon oy suss nancy jn-
v, ards. one of the charming oi
ters of the house, lor miss
Gates Redmond, whose wedding to
.Maj James AJfonte will be one I the
most important of the social affairs
of the early spring
Spring flowers ar utilized about
Te reception suite of the Edwards
h me and with curtains drawn the
phting effect of pink candles burn
inp n crystal holders Is rosy and
lo- Jane Hicks, a charming little
r.i den. is receiving; the cards of the
v.iiers at the entrance to the recep
tion room and Miss Edwards and her
honor guest are receiving in the
drawing room.
number of the charming group
n maids and matrons assisting in
the ouse party at the Edwards home
include members of the bridal party
for M i ss Redmond's wedding. The
ent re personnel of those In the house
art includes- Mrs. Davis Mayfield.
Mrs. Horace Sweatt. Mrs. W. H. Gas-
on Miss Margaret Gethlng, Miss
t-'nid Ainsa. Mrs. Dexter Mape, Miss
nne Brown, of Camden. Arkansas.
Miss Emily Kemp, Miss Louise Law
- un Miss Virginia Morse. Miss Octavia
", asgow. Miss Phyllis Ixirig. Miss
Marv Heermans and the mother of the
hostess. Mrs. Peyton Edwards.
The table for the tea service In the
ri mng room is very lovely, spread
with cluny lace and centered with a
hnwi of spring flowers. Fink candles
also are employed for the lighting of
The dining room and adds the final
ciiintv note to the appointments of
the table. Mrs. Henry Schumacher
and Mrs. C. R. Morehead are doing the
honors at tb tea table and Miss
Minna Edwards, sister of the hostess,
and a group of her young friends, in
cluding Miss Ella Petlcolaa, Dorothy
Price and Thula Hardie. are assist
ing In serving the guests. One bun
dred guests are calling at the pretty
courtesy for Miss Redmond.
The Woman's clubhouse is the scene
of a charming affair this afternoon, a
tea at which Mrs. George "W Newell.
Mrs. W. W. Fink and Mrs. Roy N.
Davis are hostesses.
The callers are being received In
the reception suite of the clubhouse,
very charming for the afternoon with
decorations of varied fragrant flow
ers. The hostesses and their assist
ing house party are receiving in th-1
north reception room, the decoration
there being apple blossoms and sweet
peas combined with ferns and palms
and lighted with apple green candles
burning in silver holders beneat)
shades of green with silver traceries
Two little maids in dainty frocks
Helen Qutgly and Helen White are
receiving the cards and the house
party assisting Includes Miss Etbe,
Brown. Mrs. Hope Smith. Mrs. C A
Relnemund. Miss Hallie Irvin. Mrs
E H. Irvln. Mrs. Tsabel Flato. Mrs
Jack Ronan, and Mrs. B. F. Hammer t.
The second reception room Is aglow
with golden lights from yellow can
dies burning beneath rellow shade
and combining with the gold of
French marigolds in a beautiful ef
fect. The third recentlon ranm f
transformed for the party Into a tea
room and with apple blossoms, sweet
peas and pink candles, the scene is
exquisite. Lace covers the tea table
a crystal basket centers it and mr. :
rounding the basket are pink candles
In crystal holders. Pink tulle adds
the final pretty affect about the
the table.
Mrs. Charles Neal, Mrs. Dan Jack
son. Mrs. Edgar Kayser and Mrs.
Charles Kllburn win preside at the
table during the afternoon and those
assisting In the tea service are Mrs.
r flutter. Miss Blanche Roe Miss
Takes Pad In A i j E. A. Titcomb To Wed Miss Edwards, I
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AN ANNOUNCEMEN-' of interest Is
that of the approaching marriage
of Edward Abbott Titcomb and
Miss Florence Vivian Edwards, of No
pal es Arizona, which is to occur on
Saturday eening at 7 oclock In St.
ndrew s Ep.scopal church in No
gales Following the wedding a re
ception will be held at the home of
f he bride's parents Mr and Mrs
James Ward Edwards.
Miss Edwards, who was born in
El Paso moving to Arizona when a
child, numbers many friends here,
having wsl ed often in the city She
is a grandd nghter or Mrs. James L.
Kd wards, of 09 forth El Paso street.
tnd a niece of Mrs. J. B. Watson and
Mrs L. H. Tucker. Mr. Titcomb is
j. son of one of the most prominent
families living in Arizona. He is in
business with his father In Nogales.
Miss Edwards's bridesmaids will be
Misses Georgia and Josephine Tit
comb and four young women from
the University of Arizona, who were
classmates of the bride. John B.
Watson, jr. and John Titcomb will
act as ushers, little Polly Titcomb as
flower girl and master James Ed
wards as ring bearer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O Reading an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter. Elizabeth James MoGulre, to
Bates L. Hoffer. at fi oclock. Saturday,
February f. in Las Cruces, N. M. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoffer are at home to their
friends In El Paso
; Mrs. M. J. Parrott, Supreme Officer Of j
j White Shrine, Is Due Here Wednesday
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MRS MAM It SMITH DIS. who is
to take part In the Shrine patrol
play "Common Clav," at the
Crawford theater Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
ble was decoated with flowers for the
delightful gettogeteher affair and
covers were placed for 100 diners, In
cluding only the officers and em-
Charline Fox. Misses Marlon and Enid Pl0Tes ot ti"' bank-
Alasa, Miss Margaret Ge thin jr. Miss
uunw miourn. miss Marlon
Jackson. Mies Mary Magoffin. Miss
Margaret oryao ana Mrs. Humid
Courtlee. Salads and lees are being
kuw in uie tea room. xwe nunnred
gnosis are canine during ae alter'
noon.
A dinner was riven at Hotel Pnn
del Korte on Saturday evening by the
officers of the First National bank
to me employes of the bank. The ta-
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New '
Breezy
Eyelet
lies
THERE is nothing prci&r nor dtnnler
then a &e& fitting and a jfl made eje
Id tic on a Bcmans foot To have this
appearance they mini be made on a stylish
hut, vnlh proper measurements to gbe the fii
tmg quaKtg. These eyelet ties carry a mod'
erale vamp and very staming LXV Heels.
BlackOozeat$1250
Black Satin cd $10.00
Ladies Hosiery
Pretty sheer patterns in lace hosiery: also the
plainer effects.
Prices $150 to $8.00
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The science and cost of modem hairing
have been developed to a point where the
housewife can not equal the bakery prod
uct in quality or saving. Rely on Powell.
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Wednesday's Calendar s
Of Social Events
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RS. ALLEN RODES and Mrs. J. M.
Ridley will entertain In the aft
ernoon with a tea at the Country
elnbhouse.
Meetlng of the music department of
the Woman's dnb at the clubhouse at
3 oclock.
Casserole sapper at I. O. O F. hall,
honoring Mrs. Minerva Parrott. su
preme worthy high priestess of the
White Shrine of Jerusalem.
T. W. C. A. gymnasium classes from
19 to 11 a. m.
T. W. C A. gymnasium classes for
business girls from 6:4S to 7:45 p. m.
Y. W C A. aesthetic danelng
classes for business gtris irom t : to
8:30 p. m.
T. w. C A. Spanish classes from
7 to 9 p. xn.
Meeting of the El Paso Unity study
class from 3 until t oclock in the
basement of I. O. O. F. hall.
Mrs. Minerva J. Parrott. supreme
worthy high priestess of the White
Shrine of Jerusalem, will receive
members of the organlxatlon at the
Rader home, 3314 Pershing drive,
from 3 until 5 oclock p. m.
Reception at oclock followed by
a casserole supper at 6:30 oclock p.
m in L O. O. F. hall in honor of
Mrs. Minerva J. Parrott.
Iniatiation ceremonies in the even
ing at I. a a F. hall held by the
White Serine of Jerusalem.
RS. MINERVA J. PARROTT, su
preme worthy high priestess of
the White Shrine of Jerusalem,
will arrive in the city at noon on
Wednesday and will be the guest
while here of Mrs. Charles Rader.
supreme flower girl of the order, at
the Rader home, 3314 Pershing drive.
From 3 until 5 oclock on the after
noon of her arrival Mrs. Parrott
will receive the members of the
White Shrine at the home of her
hostess and at E oclock a reception
will be given at L O. O. F. hall by the
White Shrine in honor of the dis
tinguished visitor. Following the
reception a casserole supper will be
given at I. O.- O. F. hall In honor
of Mrs. Parrott and at 8 oclock Mrs
Parrott will preside at Initiation
ceremonies when eight candidates
for membership in the order will be
initiated.
! Mrs. James G. McNary To Give Dance j
j Complimenting Miss Octavia Glasgow
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KE of the most interesting an
nouncement for the week is that
of the dance which is to be given
on Friday evening by xra. James
Oram McNary at the McNary home
In Austin Terrace, with Mrs. McNary
as hostess. In honor of Miss Octavia
Qlasgow. daughter of Col. and Mrs.
William Glasgow, of Fort Leaven
worth. Kansas, who Is a much feted
guest in the city.
The parties at the McNary home are
always attended by charming detail
and the younger set is aflutter with
delightful anticipation over the an
nouncement of this one.
Mother's Friend
ExpecfMtMotheis
Believes Discomfort
it AM SwxUO
StU Sjbt ftfadaMj mJ SaW IWl
OFFER TEXAS PASTURB TO
400 CALIFORNIA CATTLE
San Francisco. Calif, Feb. 10 An
offer to pasture 4000 head of Califor
nia cattle in Texas in order to ea ape
losses from the drouth threatening
some sections of this state, has been
made by the Cattle Raisers Associa
tion of Texas.
American troops suffered virtualy
no loss In the war through typhoid
fever.
Time To Conserve
Your Health
T"
Systematic Exercise Will Keep One
! Fit, Dr. Chas. E. Barker Tells Women
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THE women of the eity attested , the happy parents of & hahy daughter
their interest In the talks beln&tborn on Sunday at their home. 1101
El Paso Seed Cos 1920 Catalog' now
ready. Write or call for a copy. Adv.
Riven by Dr. Charles E. Barker
bv the larsre number who were ores
ent on Monday afternoon at the
Woman's clubhouse to bear him give
a. lecture on health. He told esDedally
in his talk Monday of the kind of
clothing women should wear and told
of the forms of exercise which should
be taken in order to become fit and
to remain fit. He advocates the
Cuban heel for most occasions and
thinks the French heel Injurious.
The speaker stated that systematic
exercise zor six montns wm put any
one in perfect condition unless one
has an incurable disease. He cited
an Illustration, thirty men, one-half
of the number exercising:, the other
half not exercising, and stated that
the fifteen who did exercise were in
perfect condition at the end of the
allotted time. The other fifteen at
the end of the month complained of
various ailments. Dr Barker said
that disease was difficult to develop
in the system if the condition Af the
system was as it should be, as th re
sult of exercise.
For twenty minutes following- his
talk Dr. Barker answered questions
rlrarr1fnip tioalth mnA than raua '
twelve exercises beneficial to health.
The Mothers' council held an inter
esting meeting on Mvnday afternoon
Myrtle
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Sure Way To Get
Kid Of Dandruff
nTinnfL
Fred I Price, of 76J Myrtle
avenue, is uu
Mrs. W. I. Wise, who Is 111 with
lnflnenza. Is improving.
S. & Birchfield U critically ill at
his home on East BJo Grande with
an attack of influenza.
Mrs. Guy I. Warren Is 111 at her
home on west Missouri street with
an attack of influenza.
Mrs. Sophia Bargxaan has been con
fined to her room at her suite in the
Knickerbocker apartments for several
days with illness.
The condition of Theodore R. Werle.
of IMA Bast Boulevard. Is improving
Mr. Werle has been quite sick for
the past week with Influenza.
Capt. P. R. Outlaw, of the medical
corps of the army, left Friday for his
station at Camp Jessup. Georgia, after
a trip home to attend his son, Dru
Outlaw, who has been 111 with pneu
monia and who Is now able to be up
Woman Kills Daughter;
Meant to Kill Self, Bui :
Lost Courage, Is Charge
New York. Feb. !. Mrs. Emily
tPnvr -vnnrrcr wMav fitting hv
at Grand View school, featured with i ,,. . ii.. .iti.- i- ..,.
a musical program and the appear- the Iuo Monday sitting la her
ance of several speakers. In the ab- I apartment beside the body of her 13
sence of the president, Mrs w D. year old daughter. Margaret, who had
JDh asEne: nrffia"""'' "" k by a revolver.
OMninjr the meetinr. a sonar wu .T
sane by a chorus comDosed of Duntls ' BA:
wa -o scnooi. uienn u overman
There Is one sure way that sever
fails to remove dandruff completely
and that Is to dissolve it. This de
stroys it entirely. To do this, Just get
tsnnt -fnnr MiWfAt nf nlafn. nrYDnarv
lltmifl srvitB. annlv It at nieht when keeplne the children In achnnl-
retirine: use enougn to moisten tne i .e mun xeauires or the children -
scalp and mb it In gently with the ork is the urging of thrift to both
Soger tips. moViers nd children. Mrs. Charles
By morning; most of not all, of your' te,r ve an interesting repori
dandruff will be gone, and three or r the Grand View Parent Teachers
spoke of the boy scout movement and
explained how the women of the city
could assist. Following his talk a
committee was appointed to cooper
ate in the work. Mrs. Ponder S. Car
ter gave a talk on children's ear
work. In which she told of the back
to-school drive and of the work cf
the industrial committee, of which
Mrs. I. I Robinson is chairman 11
On.
The police reported that the mother
the child Saturday In a period
of desnondencr. intending: to kill her-
lf but lost her courage.
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Exhaustion Through Unnecessary
Household Worries Makes The
System More Susceptible To
Contagious Diseases
there are hoaifhold datws thai reske the perseea! attention of
the hoasewii. There are otters of wkaea she has been relieved
by organizations brought to the highest state el efficiency for tils
very purpose, thus eliraisatigg lumeceatary cares.
This laundry is equipped t handle the family wash as earefoHy
as the bast huueewiies. The most sanitary methods obtain in
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Company
412 S. Oregon.
Phone 2177.
four more applications will complete
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign ana trace oz it, no mazicr
how much dandruff you may have.
Ton will find, too, that all Itching
and digging of the scalp will stop In
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel a hundred times better
Ton can
drug store. It Is Inexpensive.
four ounces Is all you will need. This
simple remedy nas never been known
to fail. Adv.
association work whh.h will H. k
lished In the state official organ or
I?, P"nt -Teachers associations.
Miss Florence Crlssey played a vio
lin solo, and a social hour followed
the program.
Reservations for the Susan B. An
thony llmehem. ta h cfIvam h. va
get H,uMa?n at 'any Jt of Wom TvoiexsV wnlch u t
B-... -vwHa w, Ul GUMUIWr Oi COZU-
merce, have begun to come in and
plans are rapidly nearlng completion
which will make this a very Interest
ing affair.
Among other features of the pro
gram Dr. Fuller Swift will give the
memorial address to Susan B. Anthony,
whom he knew personally, and Rev.
F. M. Johnson, Jr, secretary of the
American Legion, will give -The
American's Creed."
The reservations for the luncheon
will be closed at noon on Thursday.
Through Miss Jessie R S. McDonald,
chairman of reservations, the follow
ing have reserved places at the
luncheon for themselves and friends
Mrs. Ponder S. Carter, Miss u Kate
Hanley, Mrs. U a Majors. Mrs. H. C
Greer. Dr. Ida Bishop, Mrs. Donna
KlugeL R. D. Rlchey. Setfa Orndorff.
R. B. Rawlins, L N. Davis, Mrs. Julia
A. Sharp, Mrs. F. A. Warner, and J. P.
Cain.
SAGE TEA KEEPS
It's Grandmother's recetpe to brlnff
obck color jonuiDinesi ana lustre
Ererybody Is xiLng it srala.
Gray hair, howerer handsome, de
notes advandnff affe. We all know
the advantages of a youthful appear
&cce. Tour hair is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
zaoes. turns crav ana look streake.
Just a few applications of Sags Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appearance
nnnarea-iota.
Don't stav trra-r! Tvtntr TAnnf
Either prepare the recelpe at home or
gret from any drug store a bottle of
"Wyeth's Sagre and Sulphur Com
pound. which Is merely the old-time
redDe imoroved bv the addition nf
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepara
tion, because it darkens the hair beau
tifully, besides no one can possibly
icu, as it uarKens so naturally ana
evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft
brush with it. drawlm? this thrnne-h
the hair, taking: one small strand at
a time. Br moraine the irrav ha.r
aisappears; alter another application
or two. its natural color is restored
and it becomes thick, glossy and lus
trous, and you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite.
It is not intended for the cure, miti
gation or prevention of disease. Adv.
H Ask Your Grocer for H
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Purity Baking Co. I
Bear 01!
Grows Heir
One of the potential Ingredients of
Kotalko for the hair 4s genuine br
. procured through hunters at a large
cost. There are other active ingre
dients not found in any other hair
preparation. Kotalko is an ointment.
It has succeeded in many cases of
baldness, falling hair and dandruff
when every other hair lotion or treat
ment has proved futile. $300 guarantee.
Why become or remain bald if you
tan grow hair If others have ob
tained a new growth through Kotalko,
vhy net jo? Get a box at any busy
drug store or STid 10 cents, silver or
stamps, for testing package to John
Hart B-ttain, EX-301, Station F New
Ycrk City. Show others this advti
The members of Cornelia Branch
Stone chapter of the Children of the
Confederacy decided at their last
meeting to compete for the Florence
Ooalden Paris medal, given by Mrs.
Roy W. JfcKinney. president general
of the United Daughters of the Con-i
federacy, in memory of her mother,
for the best essay on Jefferson Davis.
The essays are to contain not more 1
than 2000 words and the number of
words must be stated in the top left
hand corner of the first page of the
manuscript, which must be typewrit-;
ten. The essay must have a fictitious
name attached and have the real '
name and address in a sealed envelope
accompanying the essay, with the ,
fictitious name on the outside. No
winner of this prise may compete for
the same a second time and the essavs
must be In by October 1.
Another prise to be awarded to the
chapters of the Children of the Con
federacy will be given by Mrs. R.
Philip Bolt, third vice president gen
eral of the U. D. C to the chanter
which has during the year added the
largest numbers of members. t
The Parent-Teachers' association of ,
the Ysleta school held its regular '
monthly business meeting In the '
school auditorium on Pridav at 2 n. ra
j The matter of playground equipment ,
I was discussed and It wis decided to
purcnase a suae ana zour swings for
the school playground. The next
meeting will be a social meeting on
February 20, and a very Interesting
program is being planned.
Wade Hampton chapter of the Unit
ed Daughters of the ConfeJeraev will
i hereafter meet on their regular meet
ing day, the third Friday in each ,
month, at the Khaki club. The house
committee of wade Hampton chapter
lccjoaes jars. a. w. tsitucK, Mrs. E. A.
Mitchell and Mrs C E Bryan.
One hundred and fifty invitations
have been issued to the all dav meet
ing to be held at Westminster Pres-'
bytenan cnurch on Thursday by the
woman's auxiliary of the church.
There Is to he special music and a
program of interest for the entire day
Th Business Women's club of the '
T. W C will give a supper at the
clubhouse thf evening. Supper will
be served at 6 30 oclock and follow
ing the supper at 8 ocock. Dr
Charles Barker will give an address
Th Embroidery club will meet on
Friday afternoon at 3 oclock with Mrs
W H. Cdrtiss 311" Federal street
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How to ReKeve
Catarrh
No Medicine- to Swallow, Just
Inhale Medicated Vapor
Wonderful ceres ot cataxih. bead
noises and deafness are being re
ported br men and women
wko suffered for years. They
found qnici relief in sooth
medicated smoke. Then.
following the easy di
reetioas, their ailment!
vanished and have never
returned.
Oas ef tha world's Tetcna nbysicisa
eassassed tMs imiriTTEty sueeestfu'
reaetrj Gf nsxbs. It eis7 d obtaiaed in
tke fzm o cijarsttss; or for saokinc ta
a pip. or apoa a holder.
As dbatfal rempaj is aarsUeu
eoatalas no tobacco. Tao nhsZ U nsa
sSr felt at oaoe. X triors
fttsnateo comes th. box;
Toa are smro to bo beaeated or
no eott to 70a. OoaM kbj
tkbr b fairer t Jut atfc tie
drnsjlit fer a box of Dr. Bloe-
sers Jfesiear aaa meanoa aow f&t 1
jea .refer M ut it. Or send (Ji
10 eeata. sOrer or etazse. far
fzsef Picxaco with GUARASTEE to
SLOSSEZ CO. O-II, ATT.iiiT'. CA.
SO EASY! LIKE
ROLLING OFF LOG
Sore, touchy corns stop hurt
ing, then lift right out
with ringers
You corn-pestered taen and wome 1
need suffer &o longer. Wear the
shoes that nearlj killed Ton before
says the Cincinnati authority, beeanse
a few drops of rreezone applied di
rectly on a tender, aching- corn stors
soreness at once and soon the corn
loosens so It can bo lifted vont. root
and all. without pain.
A quarter ounce of freexone costs
Terr little at any drug; store, bnt is
sufficient to take off every hard or
soft corn or callus. This should bo
tried, as it is Inexpensive and is said
not to Inflame or even Irritate the
surrounding: tissue or skin. Afte
you lift away the troublesome corn
or callus the skin underneath ta as
pink, firm and healthy as the palm
. j w iiii nui.
A Feeling of Security
Tod naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine yoo are about
to take Is absolutely pure and con
tains no harmful or habit producing?
drugs.
Such a medicine is Dr Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and blad
der remedy.
The same standard of purity,
strength and excellence Is maintained
in every bottle of Swamp-Root
It Is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
It is not a stimulant and Is taken In
teaspoonful coses.
It Is not recommended for every,
thing.
It is nature's great helper In reliev
ing and overcoming kidney, liver and
3 ladder troubles.
A sworn stateaeent of purity Is with
every bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamn
toot If yon need a medicine, you should
tlae the beat. On sale at all arvii
stores in bottles of two sizes, -nedium
mi large
H"ier. tf you wish first to try
fh - great preparation send ten cea s
to r'r Kilmer & Co . Blnghamton N
' f- a sample "-ottle w hu wrr
e snre and meat. on The El Pasj
Eera.i Adv.
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