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EL PASO HERALD
! Mrs. Harper Gives Delightful Tea)
For Three Popular Visiting Girls
ii ,.,, By OU.TB J
A DELIGHTFUL tea for three pop
t ular visiting girls Is being given
this afternoon by Mrs. James R.
Harper, at her home 1311 East Rio
Grande. The guests of honor are
Misses Bethel Walde. of Decatur.
Texas; Nelie Gibson, of Doming. N.
M.. and Elizabeth Woodson, of George
town. Ky Mrs. Harper is being as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. K. B.
Deason. Pink rosea are used to deco
rate the receiving- rooms. The guests
include- Misses Virginia Morse, Jamie
Kerr. Betty Safford. Mildred Pew.
Marjorle Pew, Anne Magoffin, Mary
Magoffin. Louise Kettler. Helen Ket
:ler, Nancy Williams, Katherine Dick.
By OU.TB P.
Miss Virginia Morse Gives Pretty
! Bridge Party At Home Oi Her Aunt
0N
VNE of the prettiest affairs of the
wssk is the bridge party with
which Miss Virginia Morse is en
tertaining this afternoon at the home
of her aunt Mrs. Victor Moore, tilt
Federal street, in honor of her guest.
Miss Jamie Kerr, of San Antonio. The
roonis are decorated with Shasta
daisies A dainty ice coarse will be
served at the conclusion of the games.
Miss Morse is being assisted by Mia.
Moore. Mrs. Barney Hughes and Miss
Mary Josephine Evans. Those ta
sted are Mrs. W. J. White. Mrs.
Longstreet Cavett and Misses Jamie
Kerr. Nellie May Bowen. Frances Ov
penhetmer, Nancy Williams, Harriet
Howze. Frances McClanahmn, Jane
Having been associated for many
years with the Hoyt Furniture .Co., and
having severed my connection there
with, I have now become a member of
the Sterchi Bros. Furniture Co., . 202
San Francisco street.
91 shall be pleased to see my friends
and former customers and feel confi
dent to be able to show a full line of
goods and assortment to choose from.
JSThanking you .in advance, and trust
ing to receive your patronage in the fu
ture, I beg to remain,
Respectfully, '
JAMES L. ELY.
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Jon Horn, Jane Burses, Elizabeth
Barges. Marion Burses. Imogene Lea
vHl and Katherine WWte.
Pari
tes.
Invitations have been Issued to ISO
members of the younger odety set
for the garden party which Mr. and
Mrs. 8. J. Gatlin will Give Tuesday
evening. August J, at their home, ltd
Rio Grande street. The gnsets of
honor will be Miss Louise Green, of
Lebanon. Tex niece and house guest
of Mrs. Gatlin. and Miss Mary Kelly,
of SI Paso, who has recently returned
from school.
Burgee. Elisabeth Bnrges. Marlon
Howe. Margaret Neff, Katherine Rea
ney. Elizabeth Reaney, Genevieve Ban
nen. Dorcas Anne Payne. Mildred Rog
ers. Phyllis Lorig. Katherine Earle.
Minna Edwards. Imogene Leaven.
Marlon Alnsa. Katherine Dick. May
Kransthor. Bethel Walde. of Decatur;
NeBe Gibson, of Doming. X. M-; Grace
Gtnther, Mary Ginther and Mrs. J. F.
Curtiss.
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iThursday's Calendar
f Of Social Evenlsi
MEXICAN dinner and dance to be
given by Lieut. Col. Jack Lewis.
of the Eighth cavalry, at his
headquarters tn Fabens.
The social club of the White Shrine
of Jerusalem will entertain with Its
regular monthly dance at L O. O. F.
hall.
Miss Mary Kate's dance at her home
in compliment to Misses Elizabeth
Woodson and Frances Carter.
El Pasoans Away.
Miss Edith J. Scott left Tuesday
for Lone Beach. Calif- where sne win
visit her siaterinlaw. Mrs. Walter W.
Scott, for a month.
Mrs. Fred T. Grooms and small
daughter. Mary Virginia, will leave
this afternoon to Join Mr Grooms
for a six weeks' visit at Elephant
Butte dam and Hot Springs, N. M.
C E. Bryan, 1817 McKInUy street
left Monday night for an extended
trip along the Pacific coast, where he
will stop at various places of interest
in California. He will be joined there
by his daughter, Mrs. Frank Blossom,
of Chicago. He will visit the Grand
Canyon of Arizona befor returning
to EI Paso.
Mrs. E. L. Lewis, executive secre
tary of the international institute of
the local Y. W. C A., accompanied by
Miss Louise Sanbura. assistant ex
ecutive secretary, will leave El Paso
Friday for a visit of about seven
weeks at various points in Colorado
They will attend the T. W. C. A. con
ference at E&tes Park and later cro
to Santa Fe, Colorado Springs, Denver
ana xeiiowstone park.
El Pasoans Returning.
Mrs. Bagan Jones, of 111 West Mis
souri street, has returned from a trip
to California beaches.
Bruce Wright returned Sunday from
a visit of several weeks at his for
mer home in Los Angeles, Callt, and
otner points ox interest on the coast
Mrs. J. C Hays has returned from
a six weeks' visit In California. She
wilt be the new chairman of tee in
ternational institute of the T. W. C.
A- replacing Mrs. D. H. Huffaker.
Mrs. Myers, wife of MaJ. Jack L.
Myers, district motor transport of
ficer, has returned from a visit in
lowa and Kebraska, with relatives.
Mai. and Mrs. Myers reside at Hotel
Laughlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winbere- and
daughter. Miss Emily Wlndberg. of
1731 isast Missouri avenue returned
Sunday from a several week's triD to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Long
ixeacn. wane in Long ueach, miss
Wlndberg was the guest of Miss mi
lulah Ellis.
Preserve Keen Eyesight.
Formerly those who wore glasses
were under a ban as to physical
appearance and ability. Experience
and modern optometry have taught
that keen eyes help to make a clear
brain and the wearer of glasses Is
welcomed as one who knows enough
to preserve eyes in perfect condition.
Need GtaeuesT Ask SegalL
El Paso Optical Co.
166 Texas St. Zll San Antonio St.
Advertisement.
THE BOOKLET
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about her baby, and about the little
things that will give baby ease when
the little dear cries from pain.
We publish a charming little book
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For more than fifty years mothers
have been using Teethina for their
babies. Mrs. Cora Stevens, of Jack
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Teetmna contains no narcotic its
tejrredlents are printed plainly on
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If your druggist doesn't sell Tee
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to the Mo-ffett Laboratories, Colnm
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tarn mail, and will also Include the
little booklet. "Baby." (Adv.)
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Hot Beef Sandwich with
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Hot Pork Sandwich with
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Mashed Potatoes 10c
Baked Tomatoes ..10e
Chicken Sandwich 30e
Chicken Salad Sandwich 20e
Lettuce Sandwich 35c
Hawaiian Salad 23c
DESSERTS
Watermelon. Ice cola. .. 15c
Cantaloupe I3c
Cantaloupe a la, mode.. 20c
Chocolate Cake 10c
Soft drinks and Sundaes of
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SOc POTTER'S SPECIAL HOT LUNCH-SOc
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Hot Roast Beef Sandwich, with Gravy.
Hot Roast Pork Sandwich with Gravy
Mashed Potatoes VEGETABLES Baked Tomatoes.
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Martin Building.
I El Paso Y. V. C.A.Will Send Large
j Delegation To Summer Conference
EL PASO will send & delegation 25
local association officers and rep
resentatives to the annnal sum
mer conference of the southwestern
division of the Y. W. C A- to be held
August 6 to 16 at Estes Park. Colo..
under auspices of the national board
of the association. The El Paso dele
gation will go in a special car. They
have planned, two programs to be
given at Estes Park before the con
ference, one a minstrel show and the
other a Spanish program.
The list of delegates Includes: Mrs.
M A. Warner, president of the board;
Mrs. Florence Pickels. secretary of
the board: Miss Elva Sly. general sec
retary; Miss Edna Harmon, extension
secretary. Miss Lutle Deyo. business
secretary: Miss Barbara Worcester.
girls' work secretary; Mrs. EHse
Lewis, executive secretary of the In-
Miss henna Robinson To Entertain
With Dance At Voman's Clubhouse
THE gala affair for the week will
be the dance which Miss Lenna
Robinson will give this evening at
the Woman's club house In compli
ment to Misses May Kransthor. Fran
ces McClenahan. Elizabeth Burges
and Lucille Cloud. The receiving line
greeting the guests with the hostess,
will include the honor guests. Mr.
and Mra H. L. Robinson. Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Morris. Mrs. Hal Aldrige.
Mrs. T. W. Lanier and Mrs. E. M.
Worsham. Tho guests bidden include:
Mrs. J. B. Hunt. Mrs. O. Pj Lansden.
Mra John Alexander Klein, jr., Mrs.
Frank Spence. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J.
Hennessey. Mr and Mrs. McAlester.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Knight. Mr. and
Mrs. Howard MerrlelL Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hesig, Mr. and Mrs. Presley Bit
tick, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Georgo DUl
man, Cast, and Mrs. C C. Smith, Capt.
and Mrs. L. B. C. Jones, Capt. and
Mrs. C D. Horne. Capt. and Mrs. L.
Cavett, Lieut, and Mrs. H. Cheshire.
Lieut, and Mrs. H. E. Kloepfer, Llent.
and Mrs. P. R. Upton, Lieut, and Mrs.
W. R. Hamby, Lieut, and Mrs. Find
ley, Lieut, and Mrs. T. Hastings,
Lieut, and Mrs. J. Hlnkle. Misses Mil
dred Rogers, Marlon Howe. Katherine
Dick, Katherine Badgett. Helen Gor
man, Genevieve BannelL Mildred Pew.
Marlon Alnsa. Patty Alnsa. Enid
Alnsa, Linda Hill. Myra Jackson. Nel
lie May Bowen. Harriot Howze, Dor
cas Anne Payne, Nancy Williams. Sa
rah Bridgers. Imogene Leavett, Eliza
beth Reaney. Katherine Reaney, Vir
Cloudcroft Notes.
CLOODCROFT. N. M, July SS. The
new pavilion was opened with
the annual masquerade ball,
which Is always given for the bene
fit of the baby sanitarium. The dance
was a greater success in every re
spect than ever before. The receipts
at the door amounted to $21? and
with other donations the total was
about 124.
Mrs. Winchester Cooley had charge
of the decorating and assisted by
Mrs. R. W. White. Miss Vilas Sim
mons and several others.
The dance hall Is large and has two
fire places, which were decorated
with Jars of yellow wild flowers. The
stage, on which were the music and
tne mages, was decorated with small
Dine trees and large Jars of daisies.
The walls and rafters were covered
wiia pine dohbiis.
The prize for the most original cos
tume was given to Miss Emily Greene,
who was dressed as a farmers wife.
Miss Greene is matron of the baby
sanitarium. The prize for the most
beautiful costume went to Miss
Lucille Slack, who was dressed as a
court attendant in a gorgeous cos
tume of brocaded satin, and who car
ried a tall staff. The children's prize
was won by little Christine Allen,
who was dressed as a Chinese. Among
the children there were many original
costumes.
Others In Confume.
Among the other patrons in cos
tume were: Mrs. Flato, as a farmer;
Miss Myrtle Lee, a plcanlnny; Mrs.
Warren Swell and Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Callum. country Kirls: Mrs. Walter
Kohlberg. as Fatlma; Mrs. O. H. Palm.
as a negres.; Mrs. w s. niton.
colonial eirl: Caztt. Bud. colonial
gentleman; Miss Allen, balloon girl;
Miss Stanley Sevan, sunflower; Miss
jaarceue lara. court 1001; miss Kllia-
ETery
Day at
Noon. '
CAnaies
El Pao, Tex.
The West Texas Military Academy.
San Antonio, Texas. (Jnnlor Unit. R. O. T. O
Twenty-eighth year begins September 7. 11. In
termediate and Academic. Climate and location
ideaL Artesian water. Eight buildings used for
school purposes.
The best eoulpped Military School In the South
test all equipment furnished by the United States
;oernment. $125. 000 fireproof barracks steam
leat and electric lighted throughout.
Shower baths, swimming pool, ten-acre athletic
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ifs
The only school In San Antonio selected for a nnlt
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w rte for illustrated catalog.
J. TOM WILLIAMS. Superintendent.
San Antonio, Texna.
m IWIIIIWIIIlli IMII1I11WI -wMTg;
ternatlonal Institute; Miss Louise
Sanborn, assistant executive secre
tary; Miss Blanche Campbell, former
secretary; Miss Vera Sturgess of Dal
las, Texas, field worker for the for
eign work of the southwestern dis
trict, and the following representa
tives of the business girls of EI Paso:
Misses Marie Schwartz, Jessie Chapin.
Irene Wimber. Bertha Hunter. Ermen
Markgraff. Margaret Hansen, Iva
May BcrryhilL Anna May Turney
Kate King. Zada Callahan. Ruth
Pickels. Mary Stedmond. Mrs. I
Chivington and Mrs. Elizabeth Hun
ter. fe ft ft
The Somen's auxiliary of the
First Baptist church will give a sil
ver tea Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. A. M. Walthall. 4ZZZ Trowbridge
street.
ginia Morse, Jamie Kerr, Mary Heer
mans. Marjorie Pew, Elizabeth Wood
son, Edna Robinson. Mary Hill. Mar
garet Gethlng. Virginia Glrard. Jean
Gilchrist. Louise Kettler. Helen Ket
tler. Pauline Anderson, Helen Loomls.
Jane Knight. Mary Magoffin. Kath
erine Kilburn. Belle McNarney, Mary
Caples. Katherine White. Phyllis
Lorig and Betty Safford. Col. G. T
Langhorne, Col. H. L. Newbold. Lieut.
CoL Foy, MaJ. Stanley Bacon. Capt
W. Van Ochs, Capt. Carroll Counts.
Capt. J. Cunningham, Capt. L. A.
Schaffer. Capt. Gosnell. Capt. D. E.
Featherstone. Capt. Rivers. Capt. J. G.
Brackinridge. Lieut. Cnlnhsn. Lieut.
Fegan. Lieut. McKay, Lieut. .U L.
Bouquet, Llent. E. Y. Argo, Lieut
Reynolds, Lieut. C Craig. Lieut
Chalmers, Lieut. Amos. Llent. Ralley.
Lieut. Eubanks. and Messrs Tom Mor
ris, Kneeland Jenkins, Frank Scott en.
Francis Broaddus, Bruce Bevans
Percy Moses, Jack McDonald, Harry
Wilcox. Tex Griffin. BUI Roberts.
Johnnie Crockett. Preston Perrenot
Spencer Derbyshire. Bill Anderson
Charlie Brown. Hngh Jones. George
Watklns. Ben Edwards. Nat Edwards,
Grady Weeks. Newton Tidwelt LeRoy
McGrady, Charles McGrady, James
Kllbnrn. Herndon Kemp, Joe Magof
fin, Jack Harper. Hal Aldridge. John
nie March, Ralph Pateman. Ray
Gross, Dan White. Billy Race. Earl
Fountain. M. L. Naquln. C. F. N'aquln.
Ted Piatt. Don Piatt. Ben Jenkins,
Joe Worsham and W. Dawson.
About El Pasoans.
Mrs. Robert Slaughter, who has
been quite ill. is much Improved and
is able to be up and about again. Her
sister. Miss Kathryn Ernest, of Lub
bock. Tex, Is here on a visit to her.
Mrs. Harry Frymuth. who under
went an operation at Hotel Dieu last
Saturday, is reported well on the way
to recovery. Mrs. B. C. Manning, of
eastern Texas, a sister of Mrs. Fry
xnuth's. will arrive in El Paso in a
few days to visit her sister.
Out of Town Visitors.
Mrs. Lena IL Duran. of Birming
ham, Ala, Is the guest of her cousin.
Miss C. L. Lesser, ISM Boulevard, for
a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Joseph A. Clifton. SMI Me
Kinley street, and Mrs. J. C Bran.
Jr.. 355 McKlnley stret. are enter
taining their sister. Mrs. Howard C
Gninn. and her little daughter Mar
tha, of Cotnlla, Texas. ,
beth Fegan. Greek goddess; John and
Buddie Cooley. plcanlnnles; Miss
Margaret Fegan. wood nymph;
Marionita Cooley. pnritan maid; Caro
lina Cooley, the United States flag:
Richard Stevens, country girl and
Charles Wood, farmer.
There were many other novel cos
tumes. The grand march was ltd
by Capt Bud and Miss Allen and
extended around the entire dance dall
crowding the on lookers against the
walls.
Flower, Are Disappearing.
There is much complaint regarding
the pulling of flowers on the reser
vation. Many have been pulling up
wild flowers by the roots, and there
are fewer flowers in Cloudcroft this
summer than ever before. It is prob
able that a rule will be adopted for
bidding pulling flowers on tho reser
vation. The snests &t the Lodee lacrade:
W. H. Johnson. Helen Johnson and
MlM Ehepbard. ResweU. N. It: J. P.
Fitch, New Tork; R. a Beckett. Dostfe
Ariz.; 111m Anns GUIs. Sen Antonio. Texas;
ToreO 0Conaell. 3 Fan; Mra. J. W.
Cftrpeater, SI Paso: Miss Luellle Flynt. El
Pase; Mrs. G. C. Barton and danchter.
San Antonio: Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Seven
and danehter. Jaeksbore, Texas; Mr. and
Mrs. I W. Orerleek, EI Paso: X. J. Over
look. Blabee, Arts.: A. E. Wan, El Paso:
F. E. GOlett, El Paso: A. O. Deahr. El
Paso: P. E. Leonard. El Paae; Mr. and
Mra TVUlUra J. Sanders. Cananee. Mexico;
Ju- W. Knox. Albaaoero.se. NL M.: J. A.
Buckler. El Paao; Mr. and Mra. Sam
Walker. El Paao: Mr. and Mrs. James
HamUeten and famfly, BI Paso; Maariee
Schwartz, BI Pass: Sam Schwartz. Bails
Paaa: S. H. Crnse. BI Paao: Mr. and Mrs.
D. Cohen. El Paso; Mls Juliette Cohen.
El Paso: Mrs. Jones, El P- -o; J. A. Sbedd,
Ed Paso.
Mexican Dlfces Popular.
The Mexican dishes served after
the Saturday night dances at the
Lodge have proven an attraction to
Lodge visitors and cottagers.
Mrs. Howard Waldron is the house
guest of Mrs. Walter Kohlberg.
Mrs. B. M. G. Williams and daugh
ter. Dorothy, are here as guests of
Mrs. J. R. Llvesay.
Ralph Moore spent the weekend
with his family.
Mrs. Loretta B. Williams and little
daughter, Margarle. are here for a
two Teeks stay.
Maurice Sen war tx spent the week
end at the Lodge with his family.
Paul Puckett has returned to El
Paso after a week's visit.
Miss Lucille Slack has returned to
El Paso.
Miss Agnes Wood returned to SI
Paso after spending a few days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C Wood.
William Coat spend a few days
with his family.
KWIZ.
Kec 0. a Pat- Off.
New Questions.
1 What is tho first word In the
dictionary'
I What popular hero of today Is
known as the "Wonder Mant
I What is a togT
4 What is a JogT
5 What is doggerel?
4 Who first conceived the idea of
deepening the mouth of the Missis
sippi river?
T What is a plainsman?
8 Who wrote the "Master of Bal
lantrae"? What Is the difference between
a planchette and a ouila board?
la Who was Marty Ball Washing
ton? Answers to Trsterday's Kwls.
1 A lateen sail is one of triangular
shape on a short mast, with a long
yard.
2 Graphomanla is a morbid desire
to write, for authorship or corre
spondence to an abnormlla degree,
and is a form of Insanity
2 A rover Is one who desires to
travel without specific business or
destination, a wanderer, or roamer.
4 A dowager is usually the widow
of one of noble rank, so called to
distinguish her from the wife of her
husband's heir, as the queen dowager.
S Princess Cantacnzene is the
beautiful and distinguished grand
daughter of former president Gen.
U S Grant, who married a Russian
prince of very old lineage, before her
Women's Shoe Sale
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JLJJJ JL OJJ.O fordsinBroAmandBIackLeatherg
both Kid and Calf, Black Suede
White Canvass and Black Satin.
Formerly priced up to e e JLu.OO
Reduced to the uniform price of
(HP'S
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Positively No
marriage she was Hiss JaUa Ient
Grant.
6 The wistaria Tine belosgs to the
bean family.
7 An anecdote Is a brief story or
relation of some occurrence powes
slas qualities of interest or aamse
ment. S Iceland is called the "Little Mys
tic Isle of the North.
9 Washington IrTtny was the
American author of "BioirraDhT of
Oliver Goldsmith."
10 A wheeze is a nnefcy whistling
sonnd.
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noon. to wage legal battle for the
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