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JSL, PASO HERALD
National Federation Of Music Clubs
President To Visit
Br OLLIB
AX interesting Tisitor to arrive in
the city soon is Mrs. F. A. Sei-bc-llng.
of Akron. Ohio, who will
, nme next Friday to be the guest of
-udse and Vn. J A. Buckler at the
buckler home on Montana street.
Mrs Steberline is president of the
Nd.tior.al Federation of Masic .Clubs
!., -hiie here social courtesies In
t.cr honer will be given by the Mac
'rowell club and by the music depart-
nent of the Woman's club.
Mrs. J. S Kinley. of High Point
c - who nas oeen spen.s w ,
la a
te- lr. California sna iraoii"..
She is
jraeEt at hotel Paso del worts.
IMrs. C. E. Kelly
I 'At Home' At The
Aery cbJuTnine affair wu the "at
home" on Saturday afternoon at
tlie Woman's clubhouse, with
Mt? O E. Kelly and Mrs. Winston
I etto as Poetesses.
To shades were drawn, the In
terior of tfie reception rooms softly
lighted with beaded chandelier and
cathedral candles and the cosy ap
po intmests of the reception suite
quite dispelled thoughta of the wind
storm out of dors.
A charming bevy of the younger
set . including' Hisses Anne Kelly,
immie Wheatley. Chaxiee Kelly,
Nancy Pettus, Mary Elisabeth Pel
ham, Frances Iavis and Laura Louise
M osson reee i ved th e cards. Mrs.
Pettus and Mrs. Kelly received their
?uest at the entrance lo the first
reception room,
The second reception room was
transformed into a tea room and the
Third room of the suite was need
Tor the punch service. The deoo ra
tions of all of the rooms were lovely.
ellow and vhite being the color
.nes. Yeilow flowers, brought in
quantities from the mesa, combined
with emDanknitVts of green, were
emploved most ef f ectirely. The
Rble. lac covered, from which tea,
r.'ff-c and ices were served, was
- . r '.iely with a center ornament
-f i V i. p lilies and yellow roses.
- a Pi ft bouquet from Mrs. A.
t utl and Miss Jennie Potter. The
NAME IN EVERY PAIR
Lighter in weight
than "Doette" but
with the same
marvelous texture
FILOSETTE
MAOC USA,
the single fabric
glove Wat delight
you. Most eco
nomical of Spring
GLOVES
FOR MEN. WOMEN S CHILDREN
it
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J
F. G. Billings Co.
(Successor lo W. C. Woh Co.)
Largest and Oldest Victrola
Establishment in the Southwest
Omt Marts Is
"Service that
Serves"
f We Carry the Larue, t
Msec: ot
Victor
Victrolasand
Victor
1 Records
m We maintain twelve comfortable, soundproof
demonstrating rooms for year qatmaxr.ee. We
i have the largest number of expert, courteous
1 salesmen lo demonstrate the records for you.
1 This means no long Booting.
I Our record demonstrating rooms are equipped
! with Aedne. tans, besides a stecial electric venti-
lating system which supplies a
J This should mean a great deal
5
1 We mamUm three automobiles for the dcBrerg of records lo yoa. l
1 No need of hating to carry your packages home &ith yoa. i
1 We hare three expert repair men lo attend lo any oiSng or adjust. J
ments of your phonograph. In fact. e are doing everything possible j
S for the convenience of our customers. g
I Should you happen to be a former customer of Ait store. Tcho is nol j
I avare of the recent changes We. e mould be mere than pleased to g
I be favored vitk a catt. whether yoa care to purchase anything or noL j
You v'dl hardly recognize the old store. s
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I Find out Tvhat "Service That Serves" means.,
Try Oar
F. G.
(Successor lo W. C.
103 So. El Paso St.
C3t0ICiSBasTsSBHi
Bungalow Aprons, Khaki and Overalls.
WE DO BEAUTIFULLY
It will help you to "do" old H.CJi. to a frazzle
and won't "do" you.
TROY LAUNDRY
1431 Texas St. Phone 278.
Special Bate to Clubs.
At Buckler Home
P. LAMSDEX.
accompanied by a party of tourists
from San Francisco.
ur r K waadllef and son. Stan.
lev. of Spokane. Wash, are visiting
Mrs. Woodllefs parents, Mr. ana Mrs
AA. Holcomb. and brother and sister
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas.
r. . a.
A. A. Llndsey. of Winnsboro. Texas,
spending a few days with the
V iTberVhls fatherln
law. at IMS River street.
.
Jesse Barbee. of Fort worth, ta
'visiting in me city auo i
of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert stcaeiu.
and Mrs. W. Pettus
Woman's Clubhouse I
table was lighted with cathedral
candles In single holders of crystal.
The honors were done here by Mrs.
J. B. Payne, ST, Mrs. J. X. Hashes,
Mrs. J. W. Brady and Mrs. H. F.
Squires.
The punch room was charming in
a color scheme of yellow and white,
snapdragons betas ths flowers util
ised. Numbers of gueats called daring
the rec erring hoars, from Z until 6
oclock.
Dinners and Luncheons.
A delightful courtesy to two charm
ins visitors at the post. Miss Margaret
MeOarry and Miss Babe Green, was
the luncheon given on Saturday by
Mrs. Leslie Jones at the clubhouse at
the Country clnb golf course in the
upper -valley. The gueats motored op
to the clubhouse and luncheon of
pretty appointment was serred from
a tabic decorated with a basket of
sprlntr flowers. Nut cups were also
decorated with the sarins flower
motif and covers were placed for Miss
MCGarry. Miss Green. Mrs. C. C
Smith, Mrs. George Goodyear, Mrs.
K b. Edmunds. Mrs.-Walter Buchly,
Mrs. George Dlllman. Mrs. P. R. Up
ton. Mrs. P. D. Stamps. Mrs. George
Moote, Miss Reno Oorsey and the
hostess.
Lodges and Clubs.
Ths Court of Honor will meet this
evening at S oeiock.
El Paso review No. 41. Haeeabees.
celebrated its 18th anniversary in
Odd fallows hall during the past
week. The hall was decorated In the
order colors, red. white and black.
The decorations were In charge of
Dr. SalUe W. Miller and Mrs. Mary
Kroeger. Mrs. D. C Seottea made
the opening address and presented
each past commander with a red rose,
the emblem of the order. Mrs. Lillle
Holford. district deputy, made as in
teresting talk and a short program
followed. There was mastc and
dancing aad refreshments were
servea.
Whether Ton Need Engraving.
Sven If there la no immediate need
that yoa have for engraving, still It
win Interest you to know that when
the occasion arises yoa can get your
work done in the best manner pos
sible. Bosiaess and social calling
cards, wedding Invitations, In fact
every kind of engraved stationery
imaginable. We want yoa to remem
ber inn.
Bl Paso Printing Company.
i Main Street- Adv.
JL Real Lunch.
Ths Merchant's Lanes Is a real,
substantial lunch, nicely served and
well prepared. Make it a practice to
lunch at the
Modern Cafe.
Downstairs in the Mills Bids. Adv.
continuous flow of pure fresh tar.
lo yea.
Mai Order Department. jj
Billings Co.
Walz Coi)
Phones 167-2070.
jji Dr. Poe To Review
; Clubhouse On Modern Spiritualism
T THE meeting of the literature
V department of the Woman's club,
.on Wednesday afternoon at Z
oclock. at the Woman's clubhouse.
Dr Floyd Poe will review a book
of A Qonan Doyle. "The New Revela
tion." a work on modern spiritualism.
The social part of the program has
been placed In the hands of pioneer
members of the club, the members of
1894 entertaining the members oi
1920. The musical portion of the pro
gram will be in charge of Mrs. Will
faun R. Brown, and Mrs. IL S. Worth
inirton will be chairman for the 1920
committee.
The Women's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock in the
church parlors. The subject of the
meeting will be The Victory Pro
gram.' with Mrs. A. J. Baeher the
leader. The program will include:
Hymn, scripture lesson. Mrs. J. E. Ma
con; repeating of the slogan. Thanks
Be to God Who Givetb Ds the Victory
Through Our Lord Jesus Christ;"
prayer of thanksgiving for the cam
paign, its work, spirit and victory:
hymn: talk. "Essential Factors in
any Victory, first. Vision; second.
Preparation: third. Cooperation;
fourth. Patience; fifth. Faith." Mrs.
Howard C Taylor: talk. "How the
1 Fifty Tables Of
White Shrine Social Club Card Party
UCH interest is being man listed
the benefit card party which
the social clnb of the White
Shrine of Jerusalem will give on
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3 oclock
in I. O. Ol F. halL More than 5
tables of guests will be present. The
guests are to bring their tallies and
cards, and the prizes to be awarded
are especially attractive.
One of the pleasant affairs of Sat
urday was the card party given in the
hall room of Hotel Paso del Norte by
the Pan Hellenic association in bene
fit of the scholarship fund WBien is
being conducted bv the College Wo
man's club, Guosta were seated at
5 tables and the first pnae was won
bv Mrs. Ol c Yonnebiood. Seven other
prises were awarded.
JUS3 .trances osuu, presiueai 01
the association was chairman of ar
rangements and was assisted by Mrs.
H. K. CantreU. Mrs. H. F. BaMwin.
Jr. Mrs. a D. Knnkel and Mrs. B. W.
Rheinheimer.
Mrs. William B. Glardon, jr., will
be hostess to the Valley Bridge club
on Thursday afternoon at Foixs con
fectionery, Tsleta.
Mrs. P. R. Upton will be hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at a meeting of the
Fort Bliss Bridge club.
Dances.
The El Paso Social dob will give
dance on Wednesday evening at
the Toltec dab house. It "will be
one ol the most orunant aimirs or.
the season.
One linndred and fifty guests ware
present on Saturday evening for the
oance given at the community service
club for the entertainment of the zaB
of the military service. An orches.
tra from the Sihd field artillery band
Dlaved.
The dance at the Toltec club house
given by the members of the dub on
Saturday evening was an especially
delightful affair and a large number
ot guests wers sresenr. Tex urir-
fin's orchestra played. A deRghtrul
Plan for the Toltec club, to be
launched next week. Is that of the
dinner dances.
Officers of the SJnd field art!.
lery will give a dance on Wednes
day evening at the district etnears"
club house at Fort Bliss.. Preceding
the dance CaL Henry KewboM. com
manding officer, will entertain with
a dinner at his quarters in compli
ment to Mrs. Carl Clifton Krueeer.
a charming visitor In the city, wife
of a former brother officer of OoL
Newbold.
The New Social club's entertainment
and dance at the Woman's clnbetfmM
on Saturday evening was greatly ea
joyea oj li. large numoer oi guests.
On Thursday. April 22, the dub will
entertain with a dance at Mission halL
West Tsleta. Each member will in
vite friends and a special lnterarttan
car will leave the corner of MiUs and
Mesa at S:29 p. m. and win return
at 12:16 odock for the accommodation '
of the guests.
El Pasoans A way
Lieut. Leonard Mertz, formerly of
the Eighth cavalry, sow entering civil '
life again. Mas en-o to San Angelo,
where he is to reside.
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson Marshall
have gone to San Antonio, where Mr.
Marshall is to take treatment for
rheumatism. He has been in at Ral
ston hospital for several weeks.
Dr. and Mrs, J. W. Cathoart left
1 Sunday evening for New Orleans to be
present ior tne annual convention oz
the American Medical association.
They will be away for two weeks.
Mrs. W. F. Baber has gone to
Phoenix. Arii-. to spend several
weeks visiting her three children,
Mrs. C. H. Pratt. Mrs7Frank Ylault
and Howard Baber. pf that city.
About El Pasoans.
Mrs. Fred Justus Is Quite ill at her
home, 1118 Arizona street.
A baby son was born to Mrs.
Frances Wayne Manning on Soaday
morning at the home ot her mother,
Mrs. Charles Bader. on Pershing
drive. The small arrival's name is
Francis Lee and his father will ax
rive 'from Lebanon. Tenn Monday
afternoon to visit him and his
mother. Mr. Manning is studying
law in Lebanon and will, after a
visit of a week here, return to com
plete his course in June. Mrs. Man
ning Is ths former Miss Do vie Har
rington. 9
Army Affairs.
A program of musical numbers and
readings was given Sunday afternoon
I Tuesday's Calendar
Of Social Events
TUBS.
RICHARD AINSA and
Mrs.
IVI Jesse M. Harris -at h
Jesse M. Harris "at home."
from
Z until S oeiock. at the Atesaaome
on Bliss road.
Calumua dub dance at hotel Paso
del Norte In the evening, whan mem
bers of the Toltec dub will also be
guests.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet at Z oeiock p. zn. in the church
parlors.
The women of Trinity Methodist
church will be the guests ot Mrs.
L. R. Hoard at her home. 2217 Tula
roaa street, from Z until S octoek, p. a
Regular meeting of the study csreSe
of the Council of Jewish Warned at
3 oclock p. m. in Community hall.
Temple Mt. Sinai.
Meeting of Westminster circle of
Westminster Presbyterian church at
Z oclock p. m. at the church.
Circle No. 1 of the First Methodist
church will meet in the afternoon
with Mrs. F. C. Weeks, 1117 Bast Mis
souri street
Mary T. Hardie circle of Westmin
ster Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. Bradford Hardie at her
residence on Montana street on Tues
day afternoon at 2:3ft oclock.
El Paso review No. 42 of the Mac
cabees will hold its regular meeting
in I. O. O. F. hall at !:J0 p. m.
Pleidaes chapter of the Order of
Eastern star will meet In the even
ing at the headquarters at Five
Points at 8 oclock.
Meeting of the Altar guild of St.
Clement's Episcopal church at 4
iii
Baptists' t75.0OO.OM Campaign was
Helped: Preparation. Organisation, In
formation." Mrs. Van C. Wilson:
hymn: talk. "Prayer, the Vital Power
In the Campaign." Mrs. Harris: pray
er of thanksgiving for all who belped
In the campaign work; solo. Mrs. S. D.
Cobbs: talk. "Holding "Fast Our Vic
tory Through Deepened Prayer Life,
Earnest Soul Seeking, Faithful Re
deeming of Pledges and Full Enlist
ment of Those Interested Through
the campaign." Mrs. J. D. Bethea.
The regular meeting of the study
clrclo of the El Paso section of the
Council of Jewish Women will be
held Tuesday at 3 oclock at Com
munity hall. Temple Mt. Sinai. Ths
following program will be given: Re
view. "The Promised Land. Mrs. Gus
Zork: paper. '"Jewish Contributions
to Civilisation." Mrs. F. Ziaborsky.
Rev. J. S. Cheavens will give a book
review on "Christian Amerlcanisation"
(Charles A. Brooks) at the meeting
of the Woman's auxiliary of Central
Baptist church at the church on Tues
day afternoon at Z oclock.
Westminster circle of Westminster
Presbyterian church will meet for Its
regular business session on Tuesday
afternoon at 3 oclock at the church.
Guests Will Attend
j
at the Red Cross convalescent bouse
at Fort Bliss, it was oirtews w
Mrs. Edith C Lane and given mnder
the auspices of the League or women
Votena. The program loiiows:
Vocal sola "Dixie." Mrs. Robert
Lander, accompanied by Mrs. Adlne
Owen: violin solo. Miss Elsie Green:
am. Annie uiraru; vocai
solo. Miss Elena Aguirre. Mexico
City: reading. Mme. Girard: vocal
solo. Miss Aguirre: violin solo. Miss
Green: reading. Mme. Girard: vocal
solo. Miss Aguirre.
Mrs. Lane was introduced by.Maj.
Leonard Coon, field director of the
American Red Cross.
Book At Woman s ;
FOB HOSrTTALS AND KCMS3. Evtrr year tfcotaaads
cf men and women seriously !Q are turned away'frcra
Church fccspkals because of lack of The chBdrsn'a
homes are compelled ta taca away dots cHWrsn than
therein noire.
FOB RBLEHOns TEAtrnNO. At lean 12.000,000 cHldnn
Hf a without sny rettgiccs training staH Rnabcrlnr
tee faith cf Watblngton and Lincoln, do you thin V that
America will continue to produce Washisgtnsa and Lin
coins if Fakh dies oat of the hearts of Its youth?
FOB U18HSX EDUCATION Of ths 430,600 Ameiiran
students in isstltutioza of higher grade, cne-half are in
insftctloas founded and supported by the Churches.
Many oi these institutions have had no great endow
meat campaigns, but their needs are just as pressing as
the needs cf larger srVml; and you have only to read
their Ust of alumni and aiutnsas to Beams ths value
of their contt&uubn to America.
News Brevities
iLQCAL asd general
t Advertisements-)
Train Bulletin.
Southern Pacific train No. 101. due
at 6:&& a- m, was scheduled to ar
rive Monday at ZM p. m. Kl Paso
and Southwestern trafit No. 3. doe at
3:40 p. m. was scheduled to arrive at
4:40 p. m. All other afternoon aad
night trains were reported on time.
DI Paso Seed Co. 1920 Catalog bow
ready. Write or call for a cepy.
Lyeeum ZVumber Announeed.
A. Mather Hiiburn. billed as a
"master entertainer and comedian"
will give a program to take the place
of the sixth number of the United
Lyceum course at the Woman's club
on Friday. May 7. Brooks Fletcher,
who was to have appeared, will not
be able to be in El Paso on that
date.
Drs. Irvln and Gray. eye. ear. nose,
throat. 614 Martin Bldg. Ph. 758.
Spiritualists rian Organization.
The foundation of a spiritualist
association was laid at a meeting
Sunday night held in judge E. B. Mc
CUnoelcs room at the court house.
About 3 persons were present. J. IL
Ball presided at the meeting and an
nounced bis intention of forming a
society for the study of physical re
search. Another meeting will be held
at the same place next Sunday night.
II. II. Hendrlefc. Auditor. Tax Ad
visor. 130 First National Bank Bldg.
Held by Immigration Officers.
Police on Sunday arrested Frank
M. Jones, 18, at the international
bridge following his alleged attempt
to cross into the United States from
Mexico. He said he thought that the
passport ban was lifted and crossed
th line near the Smelter, coming
lato Juarez. He will be turned over
to Immigration authorities.
Drs. Swearlngla Vnn Almen, eye,
ear. nose, throat. 414 Treat Bldg.
V. S. nouslng Quiz Ordered.
Washington. D. CL ADrll 19. Ia-
fvestlgatlon of housing conditions
over toe country ny a commutes at
flvA senators Is authorized mats
ration passed by the senate. The
Just where and how
is the money to be spent
FC THS CHOTOTSWCES AT HOME. A score of thrnjs
came ssder tHs head. Consider only one. Five and a
half rafflon people In the United States cacnot even
read and writs the Ecclish language. Who is to any
forward this vast work of Atatrleanlr-non if the Church
does coif
1
FOR THS CHUBCH3 WORK ABSOAD. InScenza came
first from ths Orient thirty years sgo; neatly all plagues
are Oriental plagues. So longas China has only one phy
sician to every 400,000 people the Orient will connnse to
beamenace. So long as one-thirdof ths babies of India
die before their second year our own babies ars not safe.
A Christian doctor or teacher sent abroad is working for
America as truly as though be worked at bom.
6
PSZACHBK5' S ALAircs. The preacher Is called the'Tor
gotten Man," and well be may be. Eight'out of tea
prtschsrs art paid Iiu than 20 a wsikl
INTERCHURCH World Movement
cf SNbrth America
Til ylUaSs itUs tiaetftumtat U tssiiJtmVt (srwzi Us cmftrtHtt tf flirty intaieatUtr
committee was required to report on
remedial measures by December L
Simmons. Hardware Man. Dead.
St. Louis. Mo.. April 19 E- C Sim
mons, SO years old, founder of the
Hardware company which bears his
name, died of heart failure at his
hime here yesterday.
Trouble,
Avoid trouble. Leave naffvasre cheeks
at Longwell's. or telephone No. 1.
Ferd for President.
Montpeiier. Vt, April 1. Petitions
uiiicieni to place tne name or
neurjr r ora on tne oauot at xne
presidential primaries in this state,
are on file with the secretary of
state here.
Texas Airman Killed.
Champaign. I1L. April 19. Lieut.
James Welsh, 22 years old. Corpus
Chris ti, Texas, was Instantly killed
late Saturday, who he fell MO feet
with his airplane at Chanute field.
government training station.
Dr. Anna Reum. Buckler Bide Pa. SIT.
Privates Lead A. K. F. Heroism.
Washington, D. C. April 19. En
listed men received nearly 79 per
cent of the gallantry certificates Is
sued to the A. E. F. a report iseued
by the war department snowed. Cita
tions la orders for gallantry in ac
tion for which no medal was awarded
included M4S enlisted men. ISIS com
pany officers, nine general officers
ana is civilians ana several
Use the Green I J nr.
The habit of Baine the Green Line
ears for all purposes la a good one
to have. It saves time and aeoner.
Call a taxi.
CItv Service Co Tel. 3200.
Autos, Taxis, Baggage. Moving. Adv.
They Don't Break.
Glasses that do not break are a
comfort to wearers of classes. Se
galfs Kant-Break Rimless Glasses
are it unbreakable. Aslc for a
demonstration. Need Glasses? Ask
Segal.
HI Paso Optical Co.
IK Texas St 111 San Antonio St.
Advertisement.
A businesslike Answer to
a businesslike Question
THIRTY denominations cooperating- in the Interchurch
World Movement have budgeted their needs. No busi
ness could have done it more scientifically.
They have united to prevent the possibility of duplication or
waste. At least a million dollars will be saved by the fact that
thirty individual campaigns are joined in one united effort
Each denomination has arranged its needs under six main
heads as shown at the left
Each denomination has its own detailed budget, and will ad
minister its own fuads. Your pastor has copies of the budget:
examine them for yourself. In the week of April 25th-May 2nd
you will be given your opportunity to help. You can do it with
the full satisfaction of knowing that every dollar of your gift
has its post of service assigned to it in advance.
Every dollar for a better America and a better world.
When your church calls on you, give and give from your
heart as well as from your pocket-book,
Right in the Midst of the
Spring Cleaning Season
We want oar cortocieis to know that we have coaceatialed ovr
carpet cleaning service at out No. 2 plant (formerly the Earcka
plant). Phone 786.
This gives our carpet depaitaaeot saoch more room aad will enable
us to handle a larger vobpe of carpet bttsioeM in the usual Wibon
MilKcan standard of service.
WILSON-MLLICAN
PLANT NO. 2.
CROSSED WIHKS CATJSB FIRB.
City firemen Saturday afternoon
their third call in three weeks
te aa on occupied house at 2Mo San
Antonio street. On the other oc
casions It was believed that tramps
allowed sparks from a fire te cause
th blaze. Satnrday. however, crossed
electric wtras were responsible. The
1 damage wss
slight.
United Firmncfol Campaign
-April 23th-May Zod
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