El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 6

i it L1L lJAVu Tage 6 I Regents to Be Honor Guests At Dinner Party Mr and Mrs Holliday To Be Hosts at Home Tonight I Mildred Jones To Be Bride Of Dr Rutherford Wedding Will Take Place In Del Rio Home Oh Thanksgiving Visitprs to Be Guests at Tea At Country Club Mmes-Gorman and Homan To Be Assisted By Group Junior Woman Club Will Hold First Meeting omorrou) The Junior Woman's club will hold the first meeting tomqrrow at 4 at the clubhouse Mrs Vergil Neugebauer president Miss Joey Leavell first vice president Dorothy Littleton recording secretary will be In Charge the meeting a(C Mr XL Sam Watkins president of the club and sponsor of Nniic I CCLCtlCrS rind the Junior Woman's club win speak L- I Summer Employment With Mr Neugebauer has asked the young women whom she has contacted and who are interested in the organization to attend Maggy Blue Face Cloth Blouse ij'kiitr t' tit To complete the ensemble of chine tweed Marry Ronff designed this blouse of bine face doth with its hovel brown leather fastenings Mid two side closing effecL Mr and Mrs Robert I Holliday will entertain with a dinner party today at 6 at their home 1706 Madison St to compliment the members of the board of regents of Texas university who are In El Paso Guests will Include: Messrs Buford Jester of Corsicana chairman of the board of regents: Charles I Francis of Houston member of the board of regents Rep Clayton XXal Hankamer XL XL Jackson Dean A Puckett acting president of the College of Mines Dean Jonn PUdd of the College of Mines Adrian Pool customs collector XL Blrney Simon manager of the Chamber of Commerce Dr Hendricks Jack McDonald TUNICS TAKE SPOTLIGHT Tunics have turned the comes Into the spotlight of winter style They are out in an lengths and fabrics to give a 1934-1035 touch to costumes for every hour Often they lengthen with the day being short for mornings medium for afternoon and longer for night though there are exception Sometimes their designs have a Russian touch again they hint of Persia but more often they are simply idea of the well dressed woman may More people are taking an Interest in life Insurance than ever before in history Mr SaUle Botzler supreme vice president of the Benefit Assn here from Dal las to attend the Tri-State raUy said today KWe are proud of our organization because of the millions of dollars which we have Invested In municipal bonds for our membership not one penny has been lost" she said Wearing a dark blue knitted suit with her alert kindly face alight with enthusiasm she talced of the organization which Is celebrating its 42nd anniversary simultaneously with this meeting have paid out more than 851-000000 in death claims and educational annuities for children" said Mr Botzler Security Is a very secure feeling for parents to know that when their children reach the age of 15 they can draw out money for their education simply from the thrifty matter of saving from $1 to $5 a month" School teachers have benefited from the organization through membership and through working for headquarters during the summer vacation Mrs Botzler said Old Age age pensions are very fine and am In favor of New Deal program and a booster for Pre she maintained believe in Individual thought for old age We should not depend too much on a government to take care of us" A net gain record and Texas leadership In jurisdiction Is Mrs aim for the quadrennial meeting to be held In Cleveland In the spring Mrs Botzler praised Miss Frances Xartrldge supreme secretary who also Is here Praises Official Is the personality which represents the trust fund of 837000000 for our members" said Mrs Botzler is a genius for management and arrangement of this financial she said A continuous leadership for 42 years under Mr Bins West Miller of Port Huron Mich Is another reason for the success of A Mrs Botzler said Nine Hostesses Entertain For Mrs Dickinson Birchfield Home Is Setting For Seated Tea For Bride -Mrs John Dickinson the former Dorothy Danielson was complimented at a seated tea Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs 8 Blrcbfleld 1815 Elm St Hostesses wertf: Mmes I Ayers Binkley Baldwin Towner A TTayler XL Stacy Snyder XL Wilkes Inrln Clary and S' Birchfield The receiving line Included: Mrs A Danielson mother of the bride Mrs Adolph Hoffman her grandmother Mrs Feck her sister and Mmes Birchfield Dick- lnson Candles in silver candelabra and shaded lamps cast a soft glow over the bowls of chrysanthemums and dahlias in crimson and bronze colors which decorated the rooms of the home Mmes David McGraw and Robert Zander sang accompanied by Mrs Lb Rau Mrs XL Ivey impersonating an old negro presented the honoree with a shower of linens In a clothes hamper Guests included: MXSOAMCS Ballard UWXrwln Junes Everhart I Haight empress Arrlagtea Lsulter JCDurhsa Berta Mssds Wsleh McMshsa Bailie Mssaafl Webster 1 Graham Elisabeth Brown Mason Prank TerrsU A McLean Robert Lander A Stsser Alfred Martin Smith Stevenson Prod Wrlht Oeorfia Thornton Ksrmlt Bond JehnYearwooS BsUard Asmann A Con a Brown Ik Daniels Ivey Beulah MUier Mildred Patterson A Schrock Ponsford Mary Llsk Rswllns Walker John Schuller CPWlta 8 Wilson Rasa Bryan BUa Grambllnc -c Hackney Rau Prank Loucks EX Roberta Albert Ponsford Botlo William Bachs A Johnson A Stiles A XX Milter Mary Allen David MeOraw Campbell MTSSM Alice Carre Mary Alloa Alien 1 El Paso Artists To Show Work LAS CRUCES El Paso guest artists who have accepted an Invitation to exhibit their paintings at the second annual art exhibit and tea being held at the A library Nov 26 are: Mmes Chsrles Bailey Ball Eula Harlacher Buford Wilson Lois Denton Messrs Hsrry Kidd Lewis Teel Irving Schwartz Berla Zyone Emeree Other artists are: Brook Willis Albuquerque Rolllns Chaco canyon Kenneth Adams Santa Fe Carmen Levine Mexico City Mrs Doris Brown Malone Cleveland Las Cruces artists whose work will be displayed are: Mmes Shannon John Noyes Elizabeth Arraen-dzrl John Livingston Miss Carrie Reames Gustavo Guerra Mrs XL Brown president of the Las Cruces Woman's club and Mis Jay Kerr of El Faso will preside at the tea table The reception committee includes: Mmes Numa Renger XL Wright Alex Hood Green Two Hostesses Honor Club Officers Mmes Peggy Palmer and Callie Fairley entertained officers of Mat-tlce Temple Na 31-Pythian Sisters with a Mexican dinner Friday night at the Fairley home Members present: ME8DAMES Esther Kivnlv Gertruda Devis Wilms Ayera Lens Cleaves limit Mss Ward Mary Mefrudcr Jennie Howard HaaseU Williams Sophie Schuller Ruby Owen Evs Miller Miss Emily Dobbin MS Rudolph Schuller It Isn't a Day Too Soon To Be Thinking About Those Photographs Of course it's only a matter of moments to for your But we are sure you realize that to fashion a worthy photograph is a time-taking art In Justice to yourself will you arrange an appointment some day soon? eee Mrs Sam Rennick will have charge of the regular meeting of the City Government club Thursday at 2:30 In the Green Room of Hotel Hilton Mr Lytton Taylor will speak on Make a WUl?" Mrs Hugh Shannon wUl give the collect for club women Miss Julia Fool will be accompanist for the music Mrs Stark wiU give two readings Meetings of the club are open to persons interested in civic affairs Mrs Robert Townsend Is president Members of 1 the Austin High school p-T A and patrons of the school will be guests of the Acme Laundry Co Wednesday at 8 pjn at the school An educational moving picture show wiU be shown There will be no admission Proceeds will be Used to buy music for the Austin High school band The a' of the First Christian church win meet tomorrow at 2:30 In the prayer room of the church At 2 a prayer service will be held in the church auditorium eee Golden HU1 division of the El Paso Garden dub will meet Friday at 3:30 at the home of Mr Bame 1527 Golden H1U Terrace Making gardens yield flowers the whole year Tound in El Paso and planning the year's work wUl be subjects for discussion The Theosophlcal society will meet tomorrow at 8 in the Spanish room of Hotel Xaso del Norte with Mrs Bonorden vice president of the El Paso branch as speaker The meeting Is open to persons Interested i Mrs Maud Ebert Ott was elects' president of the society at Friday meeting Other new officers: Mrs Bonorden vice president Mrs Angelina Cotton Secretary Ott treasurer Tea followed business Rose Croix chapter No 701 wUl meet Monday night at Masonic temple Mr Maud Carpenter Is worthy matron A Spinks Is wprthy patron Visitors are welcome Mr Carpenter said I 8aUee circle of the First Baptist church wiU meet tomorrow at 2:30 with Mrs Thorman 4225 La Luz St Delegates to State P-T A Meet Hie foUowlng official delegates representing P-T As of the city toft Saturday for the state congress of Parents and Teachers convening in Corpus ChristL Mis WlUiam CaldweU president of the CouncU of Parents and Teachers representing the councU and Rusk P-T A Mr Ik Burleson representing the councU Mmes Wotlpka and Raymond Sherman representing Crockett Dunn Houston Mr Saar representing the council and Dudley: Mr Fuker Rusk Mr Hooten Alta Vista Mr Clarence Longnecker first vice president of the 15th district Mr Edward Hodge historian 15th district Mrs Anderson county councU representative Miss Louisa Moon fourth vice president of the 15th district will attend Mr Lois Huff aker city supervisor of parent education who was to have been a speaker at the convention will not be able to go due to the state parent education expected visit berg The El Paso women wUl endeavor to bring the 1035 convention to El Paso Their headquarters will be Hotel Yuece 5 Priced as Low as Stout-Feldman Studio The wedding of Miss Mildred Jean Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy XL Jone 3688 Bishop St and Dr Rutherford of Dei Rio son of Mr and Mr Rutherford formerly of Morencl Ariz now of Del Rio wiU take place during Thanksgiving week in Del Rla Announcement of the engagement today was made by the parents of the bride-to-be The ceremony wiU be performed In the home of Dr Rutherford's sister Mrs Floyd Jeffers and Dr Jeffers with Rev Gilbert of -the First Baptist church officiating Miss Jones will leave tonight for Del Ilia Her parents wiU leave later In the week to be present at the wedding Miss Jones came to El Paso from Columbus five months ago She was graduated from high school in Columbus Her father is country circulation manager for the Herald-Post she has a brother Bobby In Crockett school a sister Mary in Austin High school and another sister Miss Virginia Jones In Colum-bu Dr Rutherford Is a chiropractor He Is practicing In Del Rio where he and his bride will live He attended the Arizona schools Tuesday Calendar ralandar of null for tho A TTI-State raDy follow: School of lnatructlon for financial creator! will bo conducted by Mlaa France Partrldya at the Rainbow hall at a Luncheon honoring tho vlaltora win bo aerrad at 1Z noon by tho XI Paao Review At 3 pm the aebool of In-traction wUl ho continued At 8 pm banquet will be given at Zaragoaa Mr a Marla Kurxthal la In eharxe at the program which will be presented by puplla of Karma Dean Thoea who will danca are: Laurlta Waatrup Instructor at the Deane studio Lux Villalobos Flena Zacudero Marilyn Payne Janet Pierce Rowena Shelton Frieda Allman Helen Prances Pierce Mrs Elvira McLaughlin will sing Representative of aU civic organisations business and fraternal societies wiU be guests at the dinner YvNctv i i to own Out-of-town doctors and wives who will attend the Southwest Medical Assn meeting in El Paso this week will attend the tea dance to be given Saturday from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Country club by Drs and Mmes James Gorman and Ralph Homan Among those who will attend are: Dr and Mr Baum of Denver Dr and Mrs Joe Carter of Marshall Tex Dr and Mr Davis of Phoenix Dr Nell Davis of Houston Messrs and Mme Jack Burras of Dallas Sanford Nall of McKinney Joe of Sierra Blanc Mr Fay Webb of Salford Ariz The house party includes: DOCTORS AND MESDAMES Pnmk Ichuitw Frank Ooodwln Homan Jr Polnholmcr Varnar Nall Davia -A Multhauf Dr Stara Sehuatar Clay Gwinn Dr HaU Darla Oraan MESSRS AND MESDAMES Jamaa Kllburn A Morton 1 Frank Kilpatrick Praaton Perranot Flatahar Dorranca Roderick Hamilton Sohwarta Broaddua MESDAMES Winter Smith Platt' Homan Mias Bird la Aloxandor The Writers colony of El -Paso will be Interested in wedding which took place in October in Warwick New that of Miss Fenny Ellsworth editor of Ranch Romances and John Earle Davis engaged in administrative work In New York state The group of EL contributors to Ranch Romances will be Interested particularly because Mr and Mr Davis are planning to visit the west soon and will be In El Paso for the purpose of meeting the El Paso writers who are and to make new contacts here The wedding took place In the Colonial country" place which has been recently restored by Harry the architect who designed the famous glass curtain for the national theater In Mexico City Many well known writers and artists were present at the rite Eltlnge 7 Warner publisher of Ranch Romances and Field and Stream gave a box party for the bride at the rodeo in New York Among the El Paso writers who contribute regularly to Ranch Romances are Mr Lela Cole Kltson who uses the name of Lupe Loya and who has a story In the current Issue CoL J' Boniface and Eugene Cunningham Mr Betts (Ruth Morriss) of Water- town Conn: and her husband are friends of MrDavl mmm Mr and Mr Ben XXowell are the parents of a son bom early today as Masonic hospital Dr Felix Miller Charles Rennick Robert Homan Jr McCamant returned yesterday from the state medical convention held In San Antonia 3fr GosetteLowe of Socorro who has been the guest of Mmes XL A- Wells Sickle XL Week has returned to her home Mr: and Mi Robert Fletcher 504 Cincinnati St are the parents of a son bom yesteglay at Hotel Dieu Miss 'Mary Gallagher daughter of Dr and MI Paul Gallagher Is to an active part In the annual student Vodvil to be given at Webster College Webster Grave Mo on Nov 22 to 24 Miss Gallagher Is a sophomore 8 Xj Woods of Marfa Is recovering from an operation at Providence hospital Harry Graham underwent a major operation at Providence hospital Friday- Mr and Mr A Ritcher of Hillsboro are the parents' of a daughter bom yesterday at Providence hospital Miss Audrey Riddle who recently underwent an operation at Providence hospital yesterday returned to her home Mr Earl McCoy widow of the late Earl McCoy has returned from Dallas for a visit with Mr and Mr Xk McCoy 605 Rio Grande St DRESSES WITH JACKETS Woolen dresses with matching fur-trimmed 'packets qre newer than two-piece suits- One particularly handsome model consists of a dark green rough woolen dress with a bright red velvet belt and a hip-length swagger jacket trimmed with daft brown seal Scientific Dry Cleaning UNION DYE WORKS Nmk Most Centrally Located Downtown Hotel THE MAYFLOWER S35 SOUTH ORAND AVL klumi 3th onj tth Stnmtm tMwaty nun tNWWtMMUIMnrAH OUTSTANDINS INNOVATIONS Ne Extra' Charge for Two Poraons Occupying the Sams Room! Definite Published Rates! -Yea have to bargain! Poe Doable Bod Twio Bed Xeewe wbetko oooepiod by eee er Iwe the ralee Id S0SS8' IX BOOMS ROOMS $250 AS $300' $350 have aateide eaidpped with tub shower er MaaSea tab aad eh either 1330 Montana SL i tundl its Dorothy SSackalll models this smart turban of black antelope Open House For Visitors to Be Gioen on Friday Mrs A Gekler of Albuquerque wife of Dr Gekler president of the Southwest Medical Assn who was to have been one of the hon-orees at the open house on Friday at sanatorium with Drs and Mmes' XL Homan Ralph Homan- John Crimen and Clay Gwinn as hosts is 111 and will be unable to attend the convention which opens here on Thursday Mrs David Davis wife of Dr Davis president-elect of the South-west Medical Assxl will give the response to Mrs' Ralph Homan's toast the Ladles" at the lunch eon on Thursday at Hotel Paso del Norte Dr and Mrs Davis will receive with the hosts at the open house Friday when visiting doctors and their wives will be guests end El Paso physicians and their wives will be in the house party The open house Is at 4:30 on Friday Instead of Thursday as announced Saturday Additional reservations for the Thursday luncheon Include: Mmes Jenness and guests I Green-W EL Vandevere Miller More than 55 reservations Nave been made Mr Dutton will take reservations through Tuesday at her home 4220 TTowbrldge St Guests at the luncheon will be greeted by the following officers of the Woman auxiliary the El Paso County Medical society and Mrs James A Pickett general chairman of arrangements for the visiting doctors wives' entertainment: Mix -Ralph Homan president Mrs EL Rhelnhelmer president elect Mis James Gorman first vice president Mrs XL Mason second vice president: Mrs McCamant corresponding secretary Mrs Hal GambreQ recording secretary Mrs Xiddell treasurer- Church Notices The 8 of the church win meet Wednesday at 0:30 am The group Is studying Torch Bearers a story of the native missionaries of the foreign fields Members are asktd to be present auxiliary of the Manhattan Presbyterian church win meet In circles Tuesday at 2:30 In the following homes Na 1 with Mrs Hervey Logsn 3510 Louisville St Na 2 with Mrs I McPhillips 4114 Dover St Na 3 with Mrs Grant 2727 Silver St Na 4 with Mrs Phil Force 2131 Erie St' -o Trinity Methodist wUl meet In circles Tuesday at the following places: Na 1 with Mrs XL Baldwin 1123 California St for a covered-dish luncheon No 2 with Mrs XL Walker 2025 Altura Blvd at 2:30 Cohostesses are Mmes Wits and XL Trayler Na 3 with Bertha Donald son 1514 Lawton St at 10:30 The group wUl sew for the Southwestern home A covered-dish luncheon will ge 'given No 4 -with Mrs Cone 18 Cumberland Circle for a covered-dish luncheon Na5 with Mrs George Turner 3000 Silver St at 2:30 in Na 6 at the church at 2:30 for a picture show demonstration No 7 with Mrs I Clary 2113 Kansas St at 2:30 Na 8 at the church at 2:30 for a picture show demonstration No 0 Business circle at Mexican Community house at 7:30 Mrs Payne and Miss Juanita Smith co-hostesses No 10 Young circle with Mrs Fort 3030 Aurora St for a covered-dish luncheon GRAPE CONSERVE Squeeze the skins from three quarts of grape Cook pulp press through a- sieve combine with the skins and put in a preserving kettle with one-half pound of raisins four pounds of sugar one tablespoon of lemon juice and the pulp grated rind of an orange Cook Slowly for an hour Ten minutes before taking from the fire add a cup of chopped walnut Yotir Manners Should a sister-in-law make an afternoon call on a bride In her new home or should she wait for a formal J- When you are sure that -the new home la all spick and span and ready to be and home" cards sent out with the wedding invitations ten you when that wffl by all means can on your brother's new wife without waiting for a special definite bid from her This also applies to friends of the newly married couple do Phone Main 31 x4Jf-fcv 'fe 1 '1 'J'Vii a FALL 8FORT SUIT A sport suit for fall designed especially for the active young glrl-about-town Is the me worn by Xert Kelton screen star The full-length mannish tailored coat Is developed In a worsted mixture of brown orange and white as Is the skirt which features an Inverted pleat at the left side A turtle neck jersey sweater of brown a brown soft felt hat and brown kid pumps complete the outfit Drink Hawkins SUPER-RICH MILK Hawkins Dairy SI Pato'f Oldest sad tmrgait lodependeat Dairy Mala S8S XJs less of Schilling Mustard It'S so strong and full of flavor Schilling Mustard MAIN 4300 A SUEDE JACKET'S A TRICKY THING TO CLEAN BUT i ACME KNOWS HOW! a Modern Gas QSange Shrubs Given To Contest Winners The Garden club has announced the prizes which will be given to the winners in the recent Yard and Garden contest as follows: A' $250 shrub to Mix Albert' Kun winner In the city and Mrs Cook winner In the valley a $10 shrub to Maj Appleton winner of second prize In the city and Mrs ESa Rutledge In the valley a $1 sbv to Mrs Jenness winner oT Mrd prize in' the city and Mr 'Hardy in the valley 1 Wiggins was chairman ofths Yard and Garden contest- MMMSMsmmHmM as Girl Scout1 Troop Planned in Midland The Midland Rotary Anns held their first regular luncheon at nooq Thursday at Hotel Scharbauer Mrs Percy Mims president pie- siaed i Other officers are: Mr Elliott Mr: dOey reporter The organization voted to sponsor Girl Scout movement in Midland An invitation to lunch with the Rotary Aims of Abilene Nov 23 was read end accepted provided you take advantage of special prices and terms now being offered by your gas company an opportunity to start a new era of saving and efficiency in your kitchen at a saving! Illustrated is but one of many models on sale need the help of modem gas cooking in preparing holiday meals so look them over and pick out the one best suited to your needs A purchase now is an investment that pays dividends in leisure hours and better surer cooking Down payment and 4 monthly Terms as low as $2 It takes special equipment and special han-dling to do a good Job on suede and leather and thats exactly what Acme gives you The result is soft pliable finish and bright new-looking color Send your jackets to Acmel miMT LC 11 noon at Country club (or luncheon PAN-AMERICAN ROUND TABLE meets w- Brown IU Lm Angeles St at 10 aa PLEIADES CHAPTER No C30 S- aesta at Eire Points Masonic haU at ftp WEDNESDAY SOOTHERS study group a A aiaaca at a at Kendrick fcaUL ROBERT MORRIS DAYLIGHT chapter Ai meets at Maaonic temple at thtrspat WOODBINE CHAPTER No WS meets at 1:39 at Scottiab Rita eo-tbedraL WESTERN RKBEKAH lodge No 1(1 meeto at Id at odd Fellows hall at 9 9 B9o ARTjnDDT club dub meets at public library at 1 a an FRIDAY WADE HAMPTON chapter TJ mete at hoaie e( Mrs Jack Roberts HR Cepia St at 3:30 PYTHIAN SISTERS TeAple Ho go meets at Knights of Pythias hallat San- SUNDAY club meets at P- at at Valley Community church ARCHERY club holds shooting match at Washington Park Modem get appllsnces err eiigfHe for mod-ernizetion loens under the National Housing Act Remember -modem gas appliances ato available also from your dealer See bit plays of A Cm A approved appliances exas Cities Gas Co LAUNDRY CLEANERS A Ft fH 'r.