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SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1928 EL PASO EVENING POST PAGE FIVE SOCIETY PAGE THE POST WANTS NEWS OF ALL SORTS THAT IS OF INTEREST TO WOMEN WHEN YOU GIVE A PARTY OR ENTERTAIN YOUR CLUB, PLEASE PHONE M. 7200 NEWS 1 1 SAYS WOMEN TODAY WANT RECOGNITION Professionals Not in Revolt Against Home i i The professional woman is not in I revolt with the home and house- hold duties. She is in revolt at the way she is being accepted in the1 business world.

This is an idea Mrs. A. F. Quiscn- berry, brought back from I the national convention of the Al- trusa clubs at Indianapolis. She to the El Paso Altrusans at i luncheon Friday at Hotel Hussmann.

is only seeking in her Mrs. Qutscijberry con- tinued, render the service she has has given for ages. Inventions deny her the privilege of giving all her time to household duties. There is idle time on her hands after her work is done. Service is ago-old in the soul of woman.

concrete example of the professional woman is the woman of 45 and 50, who has reared her children and has little to occupy herself. She would to the or die with a broken heart with nothing to do. She needs a profession. women of today have a larger capacity for doing things in the professions. They are stronger in body and have more time.

I am against a woman going into business, who has children to rear. On the other hand why should a not try to do her part in supporting the home and contributing to its future? is able to accept the obligations of a professional life when she can lose consciousness of sex, race or class, society and religion. She can then keep from contrasting her abilities with men, be able to recognize honest effort regardless of race or station in life, be able to attain any place, thru 'education, in social strata and have a tolerance for religious views of Mrs. Quisenberry said everywhere she went in the east, she found the Altrusa and Rotary clubs working together. Many places the Rotary president is an honorary member of the Altrusa club.

She predicted that the; El Paso Altrusa and Rotary clubs will be associated more closely after principles of Altrusa are better known. Thursday at 8 m. Altrusans will meet at Hotel Hussmann to plan a program of vocational guidance and to hear more reports from the HONOR LAMAR SCHOOL PUPIL Present Certificate to Girl for Perfect 6-Year Record Quina Strauss of Lamar school has not been tardy or absent for six years. She has six perfcct certificates. Others sharing in honors at the elose of school are Isabel Thomason, daughter of Mayor Thomason, valedictorian; Jane Crysler, salutatorian, and John Woods, president of the student body.

The low seventh of Lamar gave two plays to benefit the deaf school. The two high sixth grades gave a graduation play. Those in the high 6th, gave Years a play. Those in the cast arc Alice Langford, Joel Perkins, Mildred Boynton, Isabel Thomason, Juliet Cuerro, Helen Tennyson, Helen Pollock, Fay Allen, Robt. Benson, Marjorie Hackney, Margaret Cam, Jane Crysler.

Ralph Boswell, Fred BU1- man. Jack Russell. Rufus Daniels, Morris Jones, Jesus Bethancourt, Joe Mopula, Carlos Pairis, Wesley Carvajay, Glenn Cronkhite, Elmer Nold, Theo. Ruebush. High sixth gave a play called Among ihe School Those who took part are Julius Escontrias.

Nellie Gomez. Conception Valdez. Dorothy Lancaster, Margaret Webster, Helen Kolar, Betty Browning and David Waidc, MINING MAN WILL MARRY MRS. A. FALL Geo.

Millar Is Bridegroom to Live in El Paso Personals Robt. E. Gnauck will graduate from the Texas A. and M. College.

June 5tli. He will receive his degree in Electrical Engineering and is the only boy from El Paso who will graduate at that time. He attended the College of Mines for two years and was a. member of the Mines Football Squad, and also a letter man on the A. M.

College Freshman team for last year. He will be employed by the Stone Webster company, and will be stationed at Galveston, Texas. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E.

C. Gnauck of the lower valley. Mrs. Anna Holman Fall and Geo. Millar will marry today at 5:30 p.

m. at the Holman home. 2908 Federal. Rev. Floyd Poe of First Presbyterian church will read the marriage service.

Mrs. Fall is the daughter of Mrs. Henry Kelso Holman and the widow of the late Jack Fall of Alamogordo and Three Rivers. She has lived here about five years and is prominent in social, club and business circles. She was born in Fayetteville, and was graduated from Ward-Bclmont college at Nashville.

She has two daughters, Martha and Jackie Fall. Mr. Millar is a well-known mining may of the southwest and Mexico. He was born in Glasgow, Scotland. and educated in the Edinburgh University.

Most of his business life has been spent with mining interests in Mexico. He has offices here in the Mills building. Only relatives and neighbors will attend the wedding. The ceremony will be performed in simple detail. An afternoon gown of flesh tints, modeled by a French designer in chiffon, with harmonizing hat and slippers will be worn by Mrs.

Fall. She will carry a. Colonial bouquet of old-fashioned flowers and sweetheart roses. The reception rooms will be softly lighted and decorated with pink roses. The couple will take a.

wedding trip of a few days and return to El Paso to make their home until the fall. PASOANS WILL i MARRY TODAY Plan Wedding: in Alamogordo and Cloudcrofl Honeymoon Mrs. Clara Bowles and Jos. Harry Tepfer left after noon, today for Alamogordo where they will be married late today. They will go on to Cloudcroft to i spend the weekend at the Lodge.

Mrs. Bowles is on the advertising 1 staff of the Post. Mr. Tepfer is conj nected with the El Paso police de- I part men t. Mr.

and Mrs. John Bius, Helen Dale and Win. Isaacks were to ao I company the couple to Alamogordo, The couple will make their home at 111 W. Yandell. Gives Dinner for Nurses Mrs.

L. G. Morris, Hotel Paso del Norte, was hostess in the private diningroom to the graduates of Hotel Dieu Nurses training school. She uses pink and white decorations and presented individual perfume bottles to the guests. Following the dinner the guests went to Mrs.

apartment and played bunco. The guests are Marie Hill, Harriet Bloom. Grace Inge, Constance Myers, Mmes. Adele Simpson and Grace Alters. Illness prevented Thelma Bloom attending.

LOCAL COUPLE WEDS TONIGHT Solemnize Marriage in Christian Church at 8:30 p. m. Mr. and Frank L. Wood and family, 4000 Pershing, are moving today to their new home in Alpine.

Honors Frances Russell Mrs. C. Longnccker. 3829 Trowbridge was hostess at a luncheon at Hotel Hussmann for Frances Russell and 12 of her classmates. Miss Russell was salutatorian in the senior class at High school.

Dolores Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Landry Miller, 3611 Montana, will marry Ned Evans Coleman today at 8:30 p. m.

at First Christian church. Miss Miller attended High school. Mr. Coleman came here a few years ago from San Antonio. The bride will wear a pink georgette dress with picture She will carry an arm bouquet of bride roses.

Only members of the family and close friends will attend. The couple will make their home here. Give Joint Piano Recital Miss Frank Luther and Dorothy; Learmonth will present their pupils in a joint piano recital at p. today at Miss home. 2901 San Diego.

Miss Luther recently returned from New York where she spent I the winter studying music. Pupils to play are: Margaret Sutton, Clara Slaughter, Mary i White, Claudia Parrish, Delphine I King, Helen McGee, Anita Clayton, Lavellc McClain, Maria Luisa jeda. Sein Pettrjohn, Grace Kayser, i Peggy Kayser, Helen Braem, Charlotte Force and Mary Mackey. TO ENTERTAIN MONDAY NIGHT Will Honor Couple With Bridge Evening Party Australia is the only continent that lies wholly within the southern hemisphere. To Install League Heads Allyn Fisher, president, will introduce new officers of the Scrvicc I League of St.

church Sun- day evening at the church. Paul Hudson retiring president, will talk. Officers will be installed. Mary Frances Crawford and Hunter Akard will be co-horts at a bridge party to be given at the Crawford home, 120G River. Monday night for Elizabeth McWilliams and John Page Shumate.

Miss McWilliams and Mr. Shumate will marry Wednesday. The guest list includes Carolyn Dixon, Jack Bowen, Francina Hardie, Harry UnderShet, Marie Wilder, Robt. Cowen, Charlotte Crawford and Win. Davis.

Mrs. Geo. Newell, 110 W. Franklin, who has been ill over a month, has been removed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Roy N.

Davis, 909 River for convalesence. WHER TO DINE SUNDAY LEMON PRUNES A delectable, variation of lemon pie is lemon and prune. Use one and i one-half cups pitted stewed prunes! with a regular lemon filling recipe. I Mrs. Ema Marsh Everts presented Elleu Brown in recital Thursday morning at; the home of Mrs! Chas.

L. Gish, 131G Randolph. Jeanette Mayer and Chas. L. Gish, assisted Miss Brown on a am- bourine and triangle for her number.

Dr. and Mrs. Claude S. Gillett of Las Cruces announce the birth of a son, Claude S. at Masonic hospital.

Mrs. Gillett was formerly Betty Matt ice of El Paso, Mrs. C. G. McKie and son, James, from Los Angeles, are visiting Mrs.

FURNITURE FOG Flower vases often make wliite spots or on furniture. Remove this by wiping with a cloth wrung out in ammonia, dry thoroly and polish with furniture polish, sisters-in-law, Corinne and Lean McKie, and Mrs. B. M. G.

Williams, 720 N. Florence. Do It Yourself If You Like If you have a mantel, a breakfast nook, or an unfinished piece of furniture that you want painted, use Du Pont Duco. be glad to assist in selecting the right paint and color for the job. Dr.

Lucinda Tcmplih will talk to the Bible Class of First Baptist Sunday school Sunday at 9:30 a. m. on new ideas in education. i and p.h SX Shieir Letters ETER lumber Mutt, Co Office and Yard, 1680 Texas El Paso, Texas. Yarcis at Mesilla Park, Canutillo, Fabens, Clint, Tornillo and McNary J.

B. REYNOLDS, President Kansas City Life Insurance Co. HOME OFFICE Kansas City, Missouri May 31, 1028. Mr. John R.

Eichelberger, 826 Mills Building El Paso, Texas. My dear Ike: 1 extend my sincere congratulations upon the magnificent business that you and your men are producing. The production of your agency for the month of May is the largest in its history for any one month. Good luck and best wishes. Yours very truly, ORVILLE THORP.

The following men are your friends See Them. John R. Eichelberger-F. T. Martinez John W.

Williams J. L. Regalado Phone Main 1292 My darling child: I Wliat an extremist you arc, my I And how wise; you are one minute, and how foolish the next! Where did you get the idea that I advised you to do what you did? And couldn't you be romantic without I calling in the scene shifters and the stage hands, and creating the at: mosphcrc of a society drama? You see, my dear, romance to you is really apple bios- sons, and shaded lights, and trap-' something that is in you, and that you must naturally radiate. That is why you can see no ro-1 mance in because it is I not trimmed up in tinsel. You tail i to see anything romantic in a man loving you and expressing his love in 1 practical tributes, such as a lovely home, quite unlimited charge ac- i counts, pretty dresses, and more liberty than any girl as attractive as you should have.

If you ever had worked, you would know that all work does not end by: i 5 o'clock, even if that happens to I be the end of the eight-hour day. 1 As nearly as I can figuro it out, you immediately suspected that Alan was giving liis work as an cxcuse for being with his stenographer. I'm ashamed of you. Certainly, you i have nothing to prove it, or had! nothing, when you wrote to me. You just planned a certain evening--probably because of the novelty of when it did not work out- as you wanted it to, you let it defeat the object.

That is most ll- i logical and unreasonable. And certainly Alan had some reason for being angry at you. It was I not cxactly the sort of home-coming a man who had been working all' day and all evening would relish. I think you owed him an explanation. And certainly, I think you were much to blame in having Norman at, your home, at hour, with no one.

else around. Yes, I'm old-fashioned. Marye. I think the whole affair would have been quite laughable, if it had not been for your remark, haven't spoken I felt badly over that. To this sort of armed neutrality, I much prefer a good, all-around fight, where each of you come out straight from the, shoulder and thrash out your differences.

My advice, my dear child, is (o tell your husband exactly what just how Norman happened to be there. apologise or be humble; just be sensible. dramatize the situation. I believe you could forget your bitterness in a good hearty laugh. Try it.

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