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Week-EM Edition, Feb. 21-22, 1920.
XL PASO HERAJLD
I lent will bring lull in whirl of society Engagement Is Announced
I WASHINGTON ANNIVERSARY TO INSPIRE AFFAIRS li
RBPI.ETE with affairs of Interest
10 pocietv have been th days
preceding lnt Weddings dta-
eas and dances havp filled tie
ji calendar and yet there has
ttk for interest In clubdom
'he citj's welfare work
- an example of tne rush of
v ..c a prominent matron accepted
n i-vitation to a bridge party, one
' the nrett'est affars of the sea-
forgetting that on that date she
. -sc'f was or-1 of a groop o hos
ted ef at a tea However, with her
ri-e tact and charm of manner every
tv -.e was arranged in a satisfactory
- inner and everyone was happy. Al
uish si ws a trifle late and a
di " m-, hand was placed at her
inn nc d'd arrive she was
f 1 of enthusiasm and the joyS
r g- ana no-ng sne more tnan
i adr up ior h-r tardiness with the
1 T p.neirs Phe brought in her wake
No-a tnat lent Ik here, th-t will be
a 'i.l' '.i the affairs of the social
- r a onernay find at the first
k nr - or the cial calendar for
r t- riT-ng w, f-a. that it is not a
v h tMami t-o past few weeks In
-iiT of nter Ft
Tl 1 afternon another wedding will
l - tioded to the interesting ones of
hf ' e. that of AH ah Ben Swatn
M ss Danella Burk, daughter of
" r - d Mrs Eo-vlr Houston Burk.
Mr P C Bjffmgton, a visitor,
j o has been largely entertained
Mn:r h- Visit to her sister, Mrs. "W.
F nk. began, will be complimented
iea n his afterroon with a bridge
j ar gen by Mrs W J. Qulgly.
71" 15 evening the Masonic bodies
oi the city will held a great cele
1 'at'on 'n , Liberty hall In honor of
e Ltrthdav anniversary of George
Washington Following speeches and
o'er entertalnr ent, the evening's
iv-t'es will come to a grand
."l 'e with a dance.
T1 e Ceremonial club, recently or
ganized, is Tnetr'ig this afternoon
:r the purpose of discussing plans
fnr the i anting of trees, shrubs and
p'ant m block it of Highland Park, i
- Ml Ul L'lf 1VIOD SHU UUBJslUla
ir " age.-1 g n1 folk.
V- and interesting; are tfio af
i - o ' t given in celebration of
- ' h -tvad anniversary of George
By OLLIE I. WSUI. m - -
Washington. One of these celebra-:on Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 oclock
is taxing piace this suLiexuoofi
tfona
m th First Methodist Eoiscoo&l
church, the children of the primary
department enjoying the party.
On Monday evening, February 23.
Alfred Cortot, the renowneff pianist,
will appear at the Woman's club
house, under the auspices of the
Woman's club. Mr. Cortot is one of
the world's famous musicians and
h.s coming he-e affords music lovers
an opportunity to hear the very
highest type of music
Also on Monday evening1, the Wo
nan's auxiliary of the postofflce
clerks of El Paso will give a George
Washington ball at Liberty ball.
For Monday afternoon an interest
ing event scheduled is the party to
be given for the children of Rebecca.
Stoddert chapter of the Daughters
of the .American Revolution by the
chapter
The mission stacy ciaaa or tne
at the residence of Mrs. N. B. Her-
ron. 1205 North Florence street, and
on the same afternoon the travelers
aid department of the. Y. W. C. A.
will give a silver tea at the Central
Y W. C. A. building.
On Wednesday afternoon a meet
ing of the art department of the
Woman's club wfll be held at the
clubhouse and Kenyon Cox's pic
tures will be shown. Mrs. Hal Ald-
ridge will give the lecture on the
Cox pictures.
On next Friday evening a program
will be given at Morehead school
under the auspices of the community
service oi the rarent-Teachers association.
Thus will pass the first days of
the lenten season, when minds na
turally turn to the more serious af
fairs of church, school and welfare
work in keeping with the religious
First Presbyterian church will meet spirit of the season.
! Mrs. C. E. Kellos Entertains At Tea
I For Miss Redmond and Bridal Party I
ANOTHER Terr 'harming affair In
compliment to Miss Mary Gates
Redmond was given on Friday
afternoon at the attractive Kellogg
home when Mrs. C E. Kellogg was
hostess at a tea for her and for the
members of her bridal party. Spring
flowers were utilized In the reception
suite of the Kellogg home, artisti
cally combined wtth the emblems of
the George Washington's birthday
anniversary season.
At the close of the aftemon a hot
mesu was served in the dining room.
The tea. table was a stndy in shades
of yellow and gold. Lace covered,
it was centered with a crystal bowl
of Jonquils and encircling the bowl
were crystal candlesticks ornamented
with bows of yellow tnlle and hold
ing burning yellow candles. The
place favors were flags, minatnre
hatchets and nosegays of cherries.
Those present for the courtesy of
the charming bride to be were, be-
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In Our
26th Year
QJuil a the name of George
Wathinglen has Ihei in the
minis of succeeding genera
tions became of merit
JSo the name Jevd Shop in
each succeeding ytear means
more Je the purchaser of pre
cious stones Tsho demands true
merkh the selection of jels-dry.
The Jewel Shop
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side herself, Mrs. Dexter Mapel, Mrs.
Henry A Schumacher. Miss Anne
Brown, Miss Margaret Getning. ' Miss
Knid Ainsa and Miss Louise Lawton.
Among a number of diners at the
Country clobhouse on Wednesda
evening was a congenial foursome.
inciuamg .hiss uorcas Anne i'ayne.
Miss Beatrice Stiles, Capt. L. Cabett
and Lieut. J. C Brackenrldge.
Mrs. Floyd Poe entertained a num
ber of guests with a luncheon Friday
noon honoring her sister, Mrs. A. P.
Ballon, of Louisville, Ky.
El Pasoans Away
J. C. Wllmarth left at noon Friday
for Washington aad New York on
business.
Mrs. J. G. Barada Is enioytng a visit
in Houston. She will be home within
a lew days.
J, W. Hale, of 418 North Oregon
street, will leave Sunday for a busi
ness trip to Los Angeles and San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob W. Butler have
gone to San Antonio, Texas, where
they will make their future home. Mr.
Butler has been with the quarter
master's, at the zone supply, for some
time, and has resided in El Paso sev
eral years.
SiP " i3ras '!rsfKSM:wBKm i
Monday's Calendar
In Local Society
ijjohn Flguera and Mrs Jo L'ni m t onne'l ho-re i
A cnarmlne afiair or tne m-oni np lonneii as hoste
n Mrs Or me M
n co-npiir ea
, week Is the oridge luncheon ti ii an interst'titr visito1 n tTt. ii' M
given on Tuesday at i oiock at me i .orman i orsu oi rvew xota city
COXCJ2KT given at the Woman's
clubhouse in the evening by AKred
(,uiiui., unuci iuc aucyivca v tuo
woman s cmo.
The woman s auxiliary to the post
offlce clerks of El Paso will give s
Washington's birthday anniversary
ball in the evening at Liberty naiL
Rebecca Stoddert chapter of the D.
A. R. will give a Washington's birth
day party in the afternoon for the
children of the chapter in the organ!
zation s chapter rooms in the Wom
an's clubhouse.
Y. . C A. gymnasium classes at
the Y W. C A. club house from 10 to
11 oclock a. m.
Y. W C A. millinery classes
the Y W. C- A- club house from 7.30
until 9.30 oclock.
Out of Town Visitors.
A. Meadows and his son, Dr Feland
L. Meadows, of Douglas. Arizona, are
spending a few days in fii raso.
Mta J. Walter Crawford, formerly
Miss Dorothy Dishart. who has been
living at Eastland since her mar
riage several months ago, is visit
ing her sister, Miss Rose Dishart, in
the Ramsey apartments, and Mrs. J.
J Crawford, In the Crawford apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D- Johnson, of Mo
ran, Texas, ar in the city and were
truests at Hotel Orndorff until illness
of pneumonia required the moving of
Mr. Johnson to Providence hospital on
Thursday Mrs. Johnson has been the
guest of Mrs. V. C. Harlan at her
rtotne on Tularosa street since Mr.
Johnson's removal to the hospital.
Cards
Willow erdve, No 84. Woodman
circle will entertain Thursday after
noon. February 2 at K. of P. hall
with a card and bunco party. Mrs.
J D O" Conner is chairman, assisted
by Mrs. Walter Francis Scales, Mrs.
Blue Serge in Smart
Lines is Charming
Photo by Berracr.
ISS MARY DEWEY, one of the two charming daughters of Mrs. t T. Dewey
Uoit to Judge a Diamond.
Tour attention is invited to our
advertisement in today's Herald.
which gives an interesting and val
uable talk on Judging of a Diamond.
To the prospective purchaser of a
Diamond these talks are of particular
interest and the entire series should
be saved for reference. We, as Dia
mond merchants of long standing In
Bl Paso, feel that our acoualntance
with the finer points in Diamond)?,
ouyiag win react io your aavantage.
Do not fail to read today's adver-
Sllberbersr Bros.
Mesa Ave. a.t Texan Rt
The mere thomrht of bovine" a TH-
mond should: suggest SHberberg's.
AQT.
whose engagement to V. B. Gillespie, cf EoswelL New Mexico, was an
nounced at a beautiful ralentine luncheon given recently at the Harvey Honse
by Mrs, Pad H. Lockett. Mr, Gillespie was formerly connected with the
federal reserve bank of this city.
I Parent-Teachers Of Aha Vista Have
Their Annual 'Vashington Tea' Friday
Danee Tonleht at the Madera.
You can always extent on an en
joyable evening when you dance In
this metrODoUtan cafe. Bobbv 1.
Tine's Jazz Band renders dellghtfal
music from 6 to IX. Dancing may be
irvsi : io iz. ueiieniini
lenis axe ano serveu.
Madera Cafe.
Downstairs in the Mills Elds. Adv.
Millinery MracSecall, 305 N Kan
sas. New hats made, old renovated.
Adv.
Spring Approaches
Proted Your Eyes
Need Glasses?
As Segall.
THE "Washington tea, which has
X become an annual event of the
Parent Teachers' association of
Alia Vista, brought together Friday
aicernoon more tnan vv motners,
teachers and pupils.
In the auditorium of the school
building the children from the kin
dergarten, with Miss Lulu Jones, su
pervisor, assisted by Miss MayfieW.
opened the program, marching in.
wearing Washington hats of their
own workmanship and carrying flags.
They sang "Star spangled Banner,"
"Washington. "America, and other
numbers, and gave demonstrations of
their ev-iry day work.
A minuet danced by four tiny
couples and a "Bluebird" dance by
Neil B. McKenny were pleasing fea
tures. Miss Isabel Valentine gave two
vocal solos.
Misses Caroline Dawson and Nell
Henderson, physical culture teachers,
gave a costume dance that was en
cored. Miss Neil Gulon was the ac
companist. Decorations of notted Dlants. flacs
ana ounung were usee
association. The playground commit
tee called on mayor Charles Davts re
cently and he promised assistance in
filU&g the hole In the southeast cor
ner of the stadium. The committee
recommended that the rail! be- aboat
the stadium and those In the rear of
the DulMiDg be sainted.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting.
Musical.
PROTECTION
FOR YOUR EYES
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Wiiii tbe coming of spring dust storms are frequent events,
aad caution should prompt you to invest now in a pair of
fest glasses, of whicn we have -an extensive line in designs .
and colors to suit the most fastidious.
MetorliU partiealarlr aaeBlA raard, against aaet jarticla.
as feHaded Tlslon, eves tor a moment, might remit in a dia-
asttrom aedaeat.
In this cenaectlos, T?e call machinists' attentlpn to the varl-
obi ktadr of close, iraleh we carry to protect their eyca
Irem xljiBc; particles Trfalle at their employment.
Yost epesighl is precious. Don't neglect iL
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Since 1901.
El Paso Optical Co.
.106 Texas St., ' - 211 San Antonio St.
Mrs. Mitchell J. -WolTs piano oiasa
-UI be presented in recital at Mrs.
naii a iaio, lliz Nertb ocbea street
on lueeday erefiins. febmarr II, at
s octodc Those who will appear on
the program tBclsde:
Eron Wilson, Janice Head. Mttdred
Carpenter, Mirjorie Wlx'a. Rath
RamewelL Rath Goodnsan, Elizabeth
Hart. Isadora Leaman. Laara Pearcy,
Rndelle Mills. Rath Moore. Frances
jtr. jury jvinney, sitsaoetii aoore.
Kathleen Reader. Kt,l Eninru
Helen Ralleton. Bliaabeth A Moo.
(Iraee Priest. Lonlse Abdon. Isabel
nora. una ae Webb, Norene WU
From a prettily appointed tea table ir wriS. iSS-Wi, S,t,rir,Sl
n. C A. Wis. ahd iin. William . SHBBi.w?, i!.Ver- Mberta Gamble
Mrs. C A. Wise and Mrs. William
Speaker served tea and cake, assisted
by JCesdames Glen T. Moore. L. T.
Vaachn. J. A. Sacra. Eunice Payne and
Bessie Lnthy and Misses Isabel Valen
tine. Cora C Charles. Margaret Ww-
goner, Minnie Grace. Nell DowdJ
son, all in colonial oostnmee.
The sum of in was realised from
the sale of cakes, for the fund to
bay reference books for the Alta Vista
library.
especially interesting; meetlnc
An
ox the Parent-Teachers' association of
the hteh school was held on Pridav
afternoon at the school aaditorium.
Tne iirst number or the procram
was a piano solo by Marraadnke
Lander and was very much enJo7ed.
Followlner was a reading. "X Bloc
Valentine." translated from English to
Spanish by Rafael Laaana. He also
read "Anna Bell Lee." bv Pa whlcli
he had translated hito Spanish Mr.
Laxana is a student at the high school
ana a dook oi poems, recently pub
lished, is receiving a. rrcu A1 nf
favorable comment.
Miss Helen Hubbard Swiff o- .
SDlendld and InstrnctiT-A tare- am m.
nomlcs. She spoke of the value of
economics among men, women and
children.
Mrs. A. H. Bntler. chairman of the
magazine committee of the official
association magaxine. " Motherhood."
reported a number of new Subscribers.
Mrs. S. Aronstein, chairman of the
sanitary committee of the high school,
reported that the sanitary condition
of the school was excellent. She rec
ommended a new set of curtains for
the lavatories.
Mrs. E. H. Irvin and members of
and Nleta Duncan.
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HO matter haw vnnnir am. ,. v
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Mills Bldg. Roberts-Banner Bldg.
Sll San Francisco St. Adv.
Sight Seeing at Yenr Leisure.
A number of El Pasoans do not
realize the Interesting sights la and
around El Paso which may be easily
reached by auto.
Port Bliss, alnn it,,nt, .
sightseer something of interest which I
also has an .instructive valueyand
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the skirt aad covered oa the front
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fronds of the feather laid flatly on
the crown and bound on the ed7
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Mrs. J. fl KchnlltUP rhilrm.ii m.9 tka
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