El Paso Herald from El Paso, Texas • Page 13

EL PASO IIERALD Sctober 31. 1925. WEEK-END JHE EQUIPMENT which this institution places at the disposal of the public it is privileged to serve is second to none in the United States in point of technical skill, physical plant and prior experience. Peak-Hagedon functions for the service of all alike at all public service enjoying public confidence through its observance of the ethics of its business Reception Here Planned By Wives Mrs. S.

G. Von Almen Chairman Dinner Committee. Members of the auxiliary to the El Paso County Medical society have announced committees for the entertainment which is to be given for the doctors and wives who arrive next week for the convention. Mrs. S.

G. Von Almen is chairman for the dinner which is to be given in Hotel Paso Del Norte Thursday evening for the visiting women. Mrs. L. G.

Witherspoon will assist Mrs. Von Almen. The chairmen of other committees are: Music. Mrs. H.

H. Stark; plcae cards, Mrs. F. O. Barrett; flowers, Mrs.

J. Laws; program. Mrs. George Brunner. Mrs.

Felix Miller has charge of reservations. Mrs. K. D. Lynch is chairman of the courtesy committee, which includes Mesdames James A.

Pickett, C. M. Hendricks. C. P.

Brown, B. F. Stevens, E. B. Thompson, Paul Gallagher, Begina Beinemund.

Frank Schuster. H. H. Varner, Balph Homan, J. W.

Cathcart and W. E. Vandevere, for the reception which will be given in the Toltec club rooms Friday evening, November 6, for the visitors. Mrs. E.

H. Irvin Is chairman for the reception with an assisting committee. Mrs. Paul McChesney and Mrs. W.

B. Jamieson will be in charge of the music and program. Helen Braem, Ive Lee and Baker Hardin; Lucile. Louise and Wesley Chamness, Vashti Sweeten, Gladys McCombs, Bnsalie Williams, Margaret and Jack Lucky, Lester Hines, Alfred King, Joe and Bussell Pool, Katherine McClintock, Harold Eastman, M. C.

Sibley and Billv Hall, Sam L. A. Marshall, (Sambo) was four years old Friday, and in celebration of the occasion, his mother gave a party for him and his young friends at the Marshall home in Palms Court. Halloween decorations were elaborately used and red candies lighted the rooms. Candles in miniature holders were favors for the guests and the birthday anniversary cake was lighted with four waxen tapers and was marked with name.

Ice cream, cake and confections were served and games were diversions for the young guests. Mrs. Marshall was assisted with entertaining by her sister, Mrs. E. P.

Smithson and Mrs. Jack Vowell, and the children present were: Herbert Skidmore, Billy Taylor, Jean Lassester, Bobby Lassester, Marshall Willis, Joe Sam Willis, Mildred Bosemary Willis, Doris Deaner, Jack Wasmer. Marje Jameson, Jack Allen Steinberber, Carolyne Elizabeth Jacobs, Jean Tcate, Marshall. The grown up folks who enjoyed the party were: Mesdames Jack Vowell, Walter Taylor, G. L.

Jacobs, Charles Skidmore, Fred Wasmer, (Continued on next page.) A Little Laundry Logic F. B. FLETCHER The family bundle weekly to the Acme Laundry means the family bundled up daily in clothes cleaned sanitarily. -mg- FARMERS! WINTER WHEAT SEED WINTER OAT ALFALFA SEED HEID BROS, inc Corner Texas and Dallas Streets Hall oween Frolic At Hospital Enjoyed Patients and Personnel At Willi am Beaumont Have Merry Party. A Halloween frolic given by the Bed Cross of William Beaumont hospital Friday evening for patients and personnel of the hospital.

The recreation room was attractively decorated with Halloween colors and many yellow chrysanthemums. Lighting effects were in charge of George Loutan. There were Halloween games, stunts, musical numbers and dancing. Games were in charge of Mrs. Frank Saunders, Miss Dora Luther, Miss Ann Stevens and Miss Rena Sheat.

The grand march took place at 8:15 oclock and prizes were awarded for the best costume and the most comical costume. These prizes were the gifts of Mrs. J. Leland Gordy. Judges for the costumes were Mrs.

O. B. Daly, Basmus Sunde and J. C. Mahoney.

A prize was won by L. H. Smith. This was the gift of Mrs. Nina Bishop Stearns and was made in the occupational therapy department of the hospital.

Hot chocolate and doughnuts were served by Mrs. E. T. Herpin, Mrs. Edna Stephens and Miss Jessamine Collinson.

assisted by a committee of men of the medical detachment. The Bed Cross hostess. Mrs. Beatrix Collinson, was assisted by a courtesy committee composed of Ed Swaby, William Chisholm, Thornas Tracy, Myron Bowles, Samuel Gold and D. Lounsburv.

Two hundred enjoyed the affair. A Halloween party was given Friday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MeCreary, 2215 Silver street, for the teachers and officers of the junior department of the Sunday school of the First Baptist church. Halloween colors and emblems were used in decoration and the guests were received by a Games were played and the guests were invited to the back lawn, where a sat at a tent door beside a kettle steaming over a fire.

The told Oneo the diversions for the evening was a mock wedding. Dr, T. V. Neal gave readings and sang negro songs and all of the guests sang, Miss Kathryn Means playing banjo accompa niment. A handkerchief shower was given Mrs.

E. P. Embry, whose birthday anniversary it was. Mrs. Embry is associate superintendent of the de- partment.

Plum pudding and coffee were served. Those present were: Mr, and Mrs. A. Ullberg, Mr. and Mrs.

George Biear, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Armstrong, Miss Blanche Coaten, Miss Mary McKnight, Miss Mary Howell.

Mrs. 11. L. Bed, Mrs. W.

H. Taylor, Miss Pearl Williams, Mrs. aKtie Law, J. E. Waterman, Miss Edith Scott, Mrs.

G. M. Seamands, Mrs. E. P.

Embry, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur MeCreary, A. Marqualt, Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Gardiner, Dr. and Mrs. T.

V. Neal, Miss Mowder, Mrs. Mowder, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Miss Kathryn Means, Miss Louise Groves, Carlos Carter, Mr.

and Mrs. G. H. Parks, Mr. and Mrs.

P. Miller, Frank Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Hastings, Miss Leigh Gibson. Miss Lucile Hughes, Miss Bessie Harris, Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Austin, Pat Johnson and Miss Zula Groves.

Another rtf the interesting Halloween parties was given by Miss Willodean Sommer for the junior department of Immanuel Baptist church. Halloween decorations were featured. Befreshments were served and prizes for the most picturesque costumes were won by Iris Oliver, Cleo Kolb, Jack Lucky and Wesley Chamness. The judges were Miss Hazel Procter, Mrs, Frank Braem and Charles Bobbins. Those who assisted the hostess with entertaining were Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Epperson, Misses Gladys and Catherine Epperson, Hazel Procter, Mrs. Frank Braem, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Braem, Charles Bobbins, John Molt, O. E. Kolb, and other guests present were Mary Sue Casten, Marjorie Belden, Florence Kerr, Iris Oli- ver, Marian and Virginia Sullivan; Cleo, Loraine and Hihnan Kolb, Mary Catherine Neeson, Hazel and POFAHL JAGOE TIRES Myrtle and Campbell M703 Clementine W. Vaughn LADY CHIROPRACTOR 606-607 Caples Bldg.

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No. $500 goes now at $225. No. $450 like new goes now at $275. No.

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