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

'-I V- i 7 tt 'VA' vv 1 J-- -f i ij PASO HERALD-POST Pace 6 -V -Friday July 29 19S8 Jisr Fall Coats Are Different as In Owen Nolds Schedule Party For Affianced Couple Affair In Voelxel Home Mrs Bruce Daughters Are Home Selections For Summer Reading No 5 Mrs' Leonard Goodman Forty To Attend Come end Go Complimenting Miss Beaudett And Fiance Leonard Chant Return From Extended Trip To East ALUMNAE of ZeU Tau Aloha will entertain In hon- px and Mrs Elmer Nold will honor Miss Anne Beaudett end her fiance Leonard Chant with a crystal shower and bunco party 1o-right at the home of Mrs mother Mrs Voelzel at 1321 East Nevada Pink and green will be emphasized in appointments for the fames and gift wrappings Girls will ar-dr-rive at 7 for the crystal RS Leonard Goodman was bom in Charleston 1 She Is a graduate of Columbia University where she majored in music and dramatic art Mrs Goodman has three children Leonard Jr Amelia and Robert Edward Mrs Goodman is a past president of the Council of Jewish Women past president of the College Woman's Club and The Little Theater past vice president of the Woman's Club a member of the board of the El Paso Symphony Orchestra and on the directorate of the El Paso Girl Scout Assn Mrs selections for summer vacation reading are as follows: rs Mary Hilton Is In Honolulu or of pledges with a coffee tomorrow The affair will be from 10 au to noon at the home of Mrs Jerome Dale Owen at 3112 Federal street Mrs Paul Thomas president Mrs Owen will greet guests Mrs Mabel Blackshear social chairman and Mrs Douglas McGregor chairman of ways and means will preside at the coffee table Pink roses will center the table Forty guests have been invited shower while boys will join them at 8 for games of bunco The guest list: Misses Beaudett Virginia Lassiter Jane Crysler Alice Wileman Marion Knight Mildred Roden Margaret Asmann Nan Edminson Messrs and Mmes Voelzel 11 Muzzy Jr George Chant George Beaudett and Me Comas- Mr Chant Frank Forbes Terrell Matthews John Walsh and Billy Park RS A BRUCE and daughters Mary Jane and Anne returned last night from a trip of two months spent with relatives In Mississippi and Illinois They visited Mrs brother Dr Perry Duncan in Taylorsville I1L and friends in Evanston Mrs Bruce attended a Kappa Kappa Gamma Convention in Hot Springs Va and was at the commencement exercises at the University of Mississippi at Oxford where her mother Mrs Perry Duncan has been advisor to women for many years Mrs Duncan retired this year and has gone to Boston to visit her son Professor Julian Duncan who is instructor at Babson Park 1 Fanny Kemble a Passionate Victorian By Margaret Armstrong The Mortal Storm by Phyllis Bottomc 3 The Yearling hy Marjorie Kinnon Rawlings 4 My Sen My Son by Howard Spring Secret Information by Robert Hitchens Parts Unknown by Frances Farkingson Keyes 7 Promenade by Lancaster 5 Forbidden Ground by Kiel Swanson The Man of the Renaissance by Ralph Roeder 10 Translations of the Letters of Abelard and Helolse by George Moore Mrs Mary Hilton has gone to Honolulu to visit her granddaughter Mrs Robert Bell and Lieutenant BelL Mrs Hilton has been spending the summer with her son Hilton at his Bel-Air home Mrs Bernhard Krupp sister of Mr Hilton is also there Mrs Krupp is taking a course this summer at the University of California at Los Angeles Mmes Hilton and Krupp will return to El Paso in September Carrizo Campers Enjoy Mexican Party Army Couple Visiting Harry Wilsons Next selections by Mrs A Macfarlane cosmopolitan Scotswoman widely traveled and at home in the British Isles Mexico and the United States H'mnifmmiiMiunninfinti'' BEAUTY A Real Page Kemps Expect Guests Society Turning Out For Dance Jamboree BEAUTY VALUEl PERMANENT WAVE LIEUT and Mrs George Powers are here to visit Mrs brother Lieut Harry Wilson and Mrs Wilson Mrs Powers was formerly Wilson She and Lieutenant Powers were married two years ago at Ft Bliss leaving immediately after their marriage for station in Honolulu They stay here for a short visit after which they will go to Philadelphia to visit Mrs parents CoL and Mrs Arthur Wilson They will take station at Ft Sill Okla in the falL 300 Dressed In and Jeans They Will Participate In Squares Varsovienne Schottishe and Polka MR and Mrs Page Kemp will have as their guests Mrs Kemp's niece and nephew Pamela and Malcolm Rosser of Muskogee Okla The young relatives will arrive tomorrow morning and with Mr and Mrs Kemp will leave in the afternoon for Cloudcroft Katherine Ann Kemp also will be a member of the party and the young visitors will spend the month of August in Cloudcroft with Mr and Mrs Kemp By MARJOB1E THUR8TON RUIDOSO July 29 The Mexican party was something for Carrizo campos to home about" Dressed in Mexican costumes the enjoyed a supper of enchiladas -tacos tamales tostados frijoles spiced chocolate and pan dulce A Mexican orchestra played for dancing after which the girls joined in games and broke a pinata Prizes were Mexican sombreros 'horses woven of straw and dolls dressed as natives Junior dramatic department presented and the Beast" with Lucene Lide appearing as the beast Margaret McKay the good fairy and Jeannette Silver and Chana Harvey as beauty's sisters The first fencing exhibition directed by Farrell Woodard instructor was put on The arts and crafts department has occupied the center of attention this week as 60 pieces of pottery fired and glazed have been on display in the living room Girls interested in wood carving are making boxes frames plaques and horses while others are working on wooden or sailor knot belts Some SOCIETY will put on its gingham frocks and jeans and turn out for the Square Dance Jamboree tomorrow night at Liberty Hall Block of tickets which have been reserved indicate that many devotees of old fashioned dancing who do not belong to the regular dubs will be there ii full force In one party will be Dr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Jack Owen are to The Mecca Apartments Aug 1 Mrs Lyon Complimented On Birthday LOUIS STEIN is in California on a vacation trip He will return in two weeks Edwards Wickliffe Curtis Dr and Mrs John Murphy Messry and Mmes Dan White Jr Walter Howe Alton Poe Jr Reuben Momsen James Rogers and John Williams Mr and Mrs Bryan Wells Brown have taken tickets for eight Mr and Sirs Richard Bullis will be in a party of eight CoL and Mrs George have taken tickets CoL and Mrs Johnson will be there with a group Mr and Mrs Maraman will come with a party of friends Mrs Hill and children Jackie and Elizabeth left Wednesday for Glendale Cal They will be away until fall UPPER VALLEY friends of Mrs Lyon complimented her on her 69th birthday with a luncheon Wednesday in the home of Mrs Homan The honoree was presented a gift Zinnias gladioli and dahlias were combined in a centerpiece for the luncheon table Sixteen attended the party Mrs Leo Schuster Entertains Members Of Friday Club MEMBERS of the Friday Club drove to Fabens today to have lunch with Mrs Leo Schuster and spend the afternoon in the country with MR and Mrs Burnside left last night for their home in Albany Ga after visiting with Mr Burnside's sisters Mmes Bronaugh Richmond and Huff Mr and Mrs Richmond and daughter Lolita Mr and Mrs Huff and sons and Mr and Mrs Burnside returned Friday from Ruidoso where they spent two weeks in the Thorne What more could you ask than a truly natural lovely lasting wave at such a low budget price? Shampoo finger wave and test curls included are weaving jackets and skirts erf leather Visitors Sunday included the Cunninghams who brought their I daughter Mary Frances back to camp after a week in El Paso Mr and Mrs Paul Harvey took their daughter Chana with them to San- ta Fe for a few days 1 The campers and counsellors went to Mon Jeau Sunday From the 1 forest rangers lookout they saw the Capitan Mountains Bonita Dam Nogal Lake Baldy and the Ruidoso Valley Otis Coles Jr Visiting Parents 6TH FLOOR PHONE 3300 their hostess at Hoover-Ivey -Schuster Farm No 2 Members of the Club in town for the summer present at the party are Frank Fletcher Francis Broaddus Joseph Benms and Ralph Homan Members who are out of the city are Mrs Dorrance Roder Mr and Mrs McKinney will go to Cloudcroft Sunday to get their daughters Irene and Sally who have been attending the Girl Scout camp for two weeks POPULAR DRY GOODS CO Otis Coles Jr Is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Otis Coles Mr Coles who makes his home in Houston came to El Paso last Sunday on a business trip He may remain for a vacation stay I ST About Town With Sub-Debs Vta Far Yaar Favarlta In Xellasv'a All-American BaaabaU Mrs Joe Mead and daughters Betty Jean and Martha will leave Saturday to join Mr Mead in Silver City They will make their home there St Francis Slates Party Program ick who is in Santa Monica Mrs Ervin Schwartz who is in New York and Mrs Gorman who is in Cloudcroft Mr and Mrs Schuster and their son Leo Jr and Mrs Schuster's nephew William Clark from Jack-son Miss who is here to spend the summer with the Schusters will stay at the Fabens farm for two weeks Leo Jr and William 11 and 12 years of age are enjoying horseback riding and all the pleasures of country life CHEW GROCERY CO MMES LYNCH and Stevenson returned yesterday from Cloudcroft They went up Tuesday Prices Effective Friday Noon 3006 Alameda Ave Main 2544 American Express Money Orders Sold Here One of the first fall coats is startlingly simple daytime coat of velveteen In wine green brown and black The new doll hat is of velvet with a smart-aleck feather for punctuation THIRD Order of St Francis will entertain with a party for members and guests Sunday at 8:15 in the auditorium of Community Center Mrs Vetter is in charge of the affair and is being aided by Mines Finke Browning Misses Bea Torbey and Madge Hackett Games of keeno will follow a program Refreshments will be served El Pasoans Back After Absence By DIDDY WOLTER IT WAS with surprise I learned that Lee Harmon had stayed at Kaibab Lodge outside the Grand Canyon only the day after I had been there with my cousin Nan Edminson and her parents Mr and Mrs Edminson It would have been nice to meet up with some El- Pasoans after being away from them for a while On our entire trip throughout the Grand Canyon region we saw only one El Paso car This Week's prize goes to Mary Jo Stalsburg who sent her mother beautiful fur coat from San Francisco on ber birthday It cameaaa surprise and her telephone call from the Presidio of Monterey where she is staying with her father Maj Charles Stalsburg was one of excitement Her return home expected the first week of August will be delayed a- week for her father is planning a large birthday party for Mary Jo at Del Monte Miss Roden Favors Miss Asmann Young Married Couples Are Among Visitors At Ruidoso ISS MILDRED RODEN gave a surprise party to honor Miss 3- I Epsteins Back From rip RUIDOSO 'July 29 Among interesting visitors in this resort town are many young married couples Lt and Mrs William York Frentzel (Thalia Sweeney) whose wedding was a highlight of the winter social season in El Paso have returned to El Paso after spending a week at the Sweeney cabin The Frentzels have made their home in Ft Sill Okla and are en route to DR and Mrs Epstein returned last night from Chicago 'They were delayed by a wreck in southeastern Missouri The El Pasoans were away one month MRS McKenzie and her daughter Lora (Dimples) McKenzie are occupying the McKenzie home at 1301 North Oregon street after a absence Mr McKenzie and Blevins and Eugene McKenzie are spending a great deal of their time at the McKenzie ranches in New Mexico and at Fort Stock-ton Miss McKenzie was graduated this year from Miss School for Girls in Dallas which she has attended for the last four years Blevins is a graduate this year of Texas A and College at College Station Eugene graduated last year from the University of California at Berkeley and is taking a post graduate course at Sul Ross Teachers College at Alpine Margaret Asmann on her twentieth birthday last night at the Roden home Prizes were won in games by Misses Joyce Jonz Allene Barr Leonard Chant and Howard Pitts A gift was presented Miss Anne Beaudett and her fiance' Mr Chant Mrs Asmann assisted her daughter in entertaining: Misses Jonz Genevieve and Allene Barr Beaudett Mary Gray Stacy Mr Pitts Eddie Kahl Kermit Laymond Miller Hugh Slaughter Wally Stewart Bob Deal Jim Stacey and Mr Chant 4C- FIXE CANDIES DELICIOUS CAKES TASTY PASTRIES making Ruidoso home this summer They will move to Phoenix this winter Mr and Mrs Dot Massey of the radio program Westerners have been at the Navajo Lodge They are en route to Hollywood where Mr Massey will take a screen test Channell of El Paso is stopping at the Navajo Mr and Mrs Julius Lorentzen and granddaughter June Marie Fink are with Mrs Wynn Ritter and daughter Peggy their new station in Honolulu Mr and Mrs Weldon Brewster (she was formerly Margaret Howard of El Paso) have been visiting her family the John Howards in their Ruidoso cottage The Brewsters who have lived in Arlington Tex will move to College Station this fall Mr and Mrs Rayburn Bowen who are prominent in Galveston lave returned to Ruidoso where they spent their honeymoon last summer Mrs and Mrs Weldon Carter who were married in the spring are SbMIJLLS A pleasant evening was spent recently when A Wynn entertained friends with moving pictures of scenes in Washington and events on the College of Mines campus Bob Clark acting as bartender served soft drinks to the group Cookie Howard and Wilma Black played an exciting game of one paddle ping-pong with Mildred Hodges and John Lance while Billy Stringer tried to sell his jaloopy to anyone who would have it Munching of cookies and drinking of soda pop completed the evening '2713 Montana 367 Oregon Hospital Notes MOVED To 567 Mesa Thinking of Building? FIIA Full Information Mayfield Lbr Co Adv Opposite Schneiders MY DAY By Eleanor Roosevelt Mrs Florence Stanley of Arrey underwent a major operation yesterday at Providence HospitaL Mrs Henry Evans is ill in the hos-pitaL Mrs Berrier of Clayton is in Providence Hospital for an PIANO CO EL PASO TXT unovi ICED! I YOU'RE KIDDING! A GIRL OF MY AGE COULDN'T GET Word comes from Jack Brogan to El Paso friends that he and his northern friend Dick Sugat are working hard on the Fisher Ranch in Wilcox Ariz They get up early in the morning and ride the herd and help to round up strays to he branded One hard job is that of washing and ironing their own clothes They will return soon to make preparations for returning to I in Boston this fall where the boys will be sophomores HYDE PARK Thursday The luncheon in mid-summer yesterday at for Miss Kirsten Hessel- gren would have done credit to any committee in the depth of winter To have 500 womm-come into New York in the heat was a tribute to the committee and Miss Kenyon as well as to the guest of honor Miss Hesselgren has a lovely face and the difficulty Mr' Roosevelt Asia to study the tribal laws in regard to marriage The committee never obtained any information because the gentleman had never returned It looks as though if this committee were to stay intact they would have to do without certain kinds of knowledge Mrs Catt as usual made a great contribution to the meeting and everyone was deeply appreciative of her presence I had time yesterday to go to the Thrift Mart in New York City This is run by the womens division of the 1938 Greater New York Campaign Join Distribution Committee They have made two floors of a house resemble an attractive first-class specialty shop It seemed to me they had acquired much really good merchandise which with a little effort by the buyer could be made most serviceable The lady who showed me around told me that it was run on a volunteer basis That is an achievement for any committee I congratulate the committee in charge and particularly its chairman Mrs David Levy IT WASN'T MNI UNTIL A labamans Visit Bells OH LOVE TO GO! SE REAW AT EIGHT! THANKSPALMOUVt jfiOR HELPING ME GET VR10 OP that1udole- AGE SKIN I BECAUSE fWLMOUVE IS MADE WITH OUVS OILA SPECIAL BLEND OF OUVE A NO PALM OILS NATURE'S FINEST BEAUTY AIDS THAT WHY lYS SO GOOD FOR DRY LIFELESS SKIN IT SOFTENS AND KERNES SKIN TEXTURE! CLEANSES SO THOROUGHLY TOO LEAVES COMPLEXIONS RADIANT feurioodr SEE NOW MUMUVS COULD MAKE SUCH A MFfERENCE! NO WONDER JIM NEEPS BREAKING DOTES! Veuve LET YOUR COMPLEXION GET SO DRY LIFELESS SURE VOtRE USING WRONG SOAP! WHY OOtfr YOU CHANGE TO mimouve? Mrs Strickland and daughter Anne of Opelika Ala arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs sister Mrs B- BelL They will be here several weeks The Alabamans and Mrs Bell and daughter Nelda and son Kenneth will spend the week-end at SiVvi'iis Phoenix Lawyer Visits Brother Hendricks Celebrates Birthday which she experienced with some of our English words only added to the charm of her speech intriguing everyone to paydeep attention while she was talking The subject itself was very interesting for the legal status of women is coming to be recognized as a question of much importance the world over- We here in American with our varied state laws have a small idea of the difficulties entailed in getting any kind of uniformity in countries that operate under many different types of law I had realized of course that the committee of the League of Nations would have to study the question under common law and the Napoleonic code but I had entirely forgotten that there would be Hindu and Mohammedan law as well as a variety of tribal customs to the considered' I loved Miss story of the ever-cheerful learned English member of the committee who casually mentioned' that one of his acquaintances had gone into Central' Thomas' Nealon lawyer of Phoenix is here for a visit with his brother Judge Joseph Nealon and Mrs Nealon He came last week and will return to his home Monday The Phoenix attorney is a former resident of this city IM TAKING- NO MORE CHANCES! FROM NOW ON ifa USING- ONLY PALMOUVEf THE SOAP MADE WITH OUVE OIL TO KEEP SKIN SOFT SMOOTH YOUNG-1 Mrs Hendricks entertained to compliment Mr Hendricks with a party Tuesday at their home in Cloudcroft The occasion was Mr birthday Guests included Mrs Douglas Mr and Mrs Bill Crosby Mr and Mrs Frank Miller Mr and Mrs Frank West Mr and Mrs Magruder Mr and Mrs Armstrong Mmes John Patterson and Helen Pruett a IN HOSPITAL Mrs 1 Blair is in Southwestern General Hospital for medical attention ID RlfDA E0 Yj EIPA 0 tl 0 R1TH Ei Fee Tsar VmrlU Krlisrr's All-Amerleaa Baseball PII i V-J iEt-kvi.