El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 34TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Thursday, January 1, 1914 Page: 7 of 16
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Thtlraday January I. 1914.
ELPASO MORNING TIMES.
Gossip of Society
MM. Jl I I A. sHAKI.
THK slllin IM. OF THK TRAMP.
Tin Old Yfr and I sre dying
I an something more than cold;
Yet the ley snow is flying
And the frost has taken hold.
Never ah ail 1 lift a chicken
With the iron (rasp of fate.
For my fluttering pulses quicken
And the Reaper will not wait.
We have held our own together
In despite of dogs and men.
But the glorious summer weather
We shall never see again;
When the apple boughs are weighted
And the corn 1 In the ear
We shall never travel freighted
With the offerings of the year.
There Is grime upon my forehead
And my hands are hard and black;
And the children call me horrid.
All the curs are at my back;
Yet I still am aomcthlng human.
Though I wear the devil's stamp
And the tenderness of woman
May descend upon a tramp.
On the other side of thirty
I was like the most of men
Neither vagabond nor dirty
And I slung a lively pen.
I have lit the fire of passion
In a lofty maiden's eyes.
Proved that love Is out of fashion
And that rituals are lies.
I have gone from Maine to Kansas
On the lowly Pullman truck.
Whllo I fashioned burning stanzas
On the difference in luck;
Kor the greater thief may travel
In the gorgeous car lie steals
While the lesser dodges gravel
To the clatter of its wheels.
Thehold the power of money
Set above the power of right;
I can see the rich man's honey
Turn the workers in their flight;
Sec the millions striving madly
Por the places others hold
And the other millions sadly
Going out into the cold.
It is all a great procession.
With the devil at the head;
All the old faith of profession
Must be laid away or dead;
Por a fortune or a dinner
Men will falsely swear or pray
And "alone the brazen sinner
Is the honest man today.
Charles P. Allen.
Blair-Kloss Wedding.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Floss
Ftlalr 1917 East Boulevard was the
scene of a beautiful wedding last
night when their daughter Miss Lua
Blair was married to Daniel C. Kloss
of Tulsu Oklahoma.
The house was beautifully decorat-
ed in carnations smllax and plumo-
sus ferns gifts of the bride's college
friends In California. The mantel In
the living room was banked with
CUT FLOWERS
BLOOMING PLANTS GOLDFISH
AND GOLD FISH SUPPLIES.
THE FLOWER SHOP
101-105-107 N. STANTON ST.
rlrtj I dl'or. Phvae
palms ferns and flowers and lighted
by softly shaded candles.
At 1: 10 o'clock Mlas Treva Blair
sister of the bride sang DeKoven's
"O Promise Ma." Miss Margaret
Mathea of Mesllla Park accompany-
ing; her.
The strains from Wagner's Wed-
ding Msrch from Lohengrin echoed
through. xit the house as the bride
came down the stairs with her father
who gave her In marriage. At the al
tar they were met by the bridegroom
and his father the Rev. Charles L.
Kloss of Webster Groves Mo. who
performed the ceremony.
The bride was charmingly gowned
In Ivory crepe meteor en trains with
trimmings of princess lace and single
pearls. The veil made in cap effect
was csught with orsnge blossoms. She
carried a shower of lilies of the val
ley and bride's roses. The brldo's
mother was gowned In taupe crepe
meteor with bodice of chiffon over
coral meteor. Mrs. Charles 1. Kloss
mother of the bridegroom wore s
beautiful gown of white brocaded
crepe de chine trimmed with pearls
and duchess lace. Miss Treva Blair
wore a dainty creation of pink chiffon
and shadow lace over crepe de chine
The bride's traveling gown was dark
blue doth with hat to match. Many
beautiful presents were received.
Mr. and Mrs. Kloss left lmmedi-
nt l for Tulsa Oklahoma where Mr.
Kloss Is in business. They will he at
tiome to friends after February 1.
B. P. O. I . Entertain Friends.
Tast night was open house night
for the Elks their ladles and their
friends. All of the latter look ad-
vantage of the Invitation and merri-
ment reigned supreme until the old
year was past knd gone and the New
Year was well on Its first day. There
was a large attendance and all were
happy and gay as thev always are
when the Best People on Earth en-
tertain. The ballroom was handsomely dec-
orated and the tables held tall cut
glass vases filled with showers of car-
nations and ferns. Cut glass candel-
abra held softly-burning pink can-
djes. Punch and a delicious buffet
lunch were served. The Elks will
keep open house to members and
friends today.
Progress Club Dance and Banquet.
The Progress club gave another of
their delightful dances last night.
There was a large attendance and the
music was of the best: There was
dancing singing and feasting until
after the old year had gone forever.
At 12 o'olock dancing ceased and all
the guests sat down to one of the
most sumptuous banquets ever served
in the city.
The ladies were all handsomely
gowned and the beautiful costumes
flashing Jewels and glowing lights
gave a charm to the whole scheme
that will not soon be forgotten.
The decorations were elaborate.
Festoons of evergreen were draped
along the ceilings with beautiful
autumn leaves and Christmas bells.
The table was set In a hollow square.
nd polnsettas and ivy were effec
tively used. Each of three tablea held
tall golden antique vase filled with
showers of polnsettas and fern sprays.
The guests were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Aronstein
t. Cohen A. Krakauer E. Moye Max
SURPRISES MANY
IN EL PASO
The QUICK anion of simple buck
thorn bark glycerin ate as mixed
In Adler-l-ka. the remedy which be
came famous by curing appendicitis.
is surprising Bl Pao people. Many
have found that tlals simple remedy
drains so much foul matter from the
system that A 8VOLE IX'SK
llevas constipation sour stomach and
(a on the stomach almost immk
DIATKI.Y. Adler-l-ka la the most
thorough bowel cleanser ever sold
Kelly Pollard druggist (Adv.)
Hllberberg Ed Sanders Q
lyelpslg Redlands Cal.; E
K. Koenlgheimer. Los
A Mathlas Tlllle St."'
Irving
You know "White Rock Water" has no equal. Therefore
insist upon "White Rock Water" and take no substitute.
Jackson-Standard Grocery Co.
Phone J5 32 El Paso Agent 208-2 1 2 Mills St.
Moye
Zork. A
Strauss.
Mesdnmes
Angeles Cal
flan.
Messrs. Karl Rlumenthal
Block L. Callsher. Etchwald.
H. Hell Sidney Mayer Dave Klein
Louis Kaufman Charles Levy Ed
Lachinan M. Bchwam Sidney I'll
man I. Weiss. Joe Wolf li. Welller
Martin Zlelonka Karl Goodman Jak
Kaufman A. Klein.
Misses Delia .Moye Edna Mathlas
Grace Mayer Hedwlg Mathlas Stella
Goodman Eleanor Mathlas Estelie
Levy Roaie Goodman Rose Aaron-
son Caroline Block Rose Aaronsou
.Nordwalu.
o
Watch Party at The Naglcj
Mesdames G. C. Illcherson and W.
J. Quigley were hostesses at a watch
party in the apartments of Mrs. Hleh
erson in the Nagiey. Bridge wa
played. The mantel in the living room
was draped with Christmas wreaths
polnsemas and red ribbons. In the
dining room th decorations were the
same the buffet from which the lunch
was served being banked with holly
and polnsettls and the curtains
draped with red ribbons and holly
wreaths
Punch was served between the
games and later a delicious lunch was
enjoyed.
There were forty-five In the party
They were Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Schutz
of Las Lunas Dr. and Mrs. W. C
Kluttz Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Braleii
and Messrs. and Mesdames W. It.
Schutz B. P. Kepley G. W. Dennis
W. B. Ward C. C. Covington A M
Plllsbury C. E. Waterhouse R. W
Graham W. R. McKenna D. R
Wilkes G. A. Gould Harry Plait T. N.
Sutor. C. H. Holloway; Mesdames i
D. Doveton Dennis Mlnehan and
I'.ankln; Miss Rlx and Miss Str.nl. -r.
nnd Messrs. Vaughn Ward Q.
Richerson W. J. Quigley and Rlx
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Merry Matrons Happy.
The Merry Matrons held their Isst
party for the year Tuesduy with Mrs.
W. H. Robb as hostess. The New
Yeur reds and greens predominated
In the decorative scheme and large
baskets of red carnations were used
throughout the rooms. A four-course
lunch was served the center piece
the dining table being a basket of
carnations tied with a red tulle bow.
The flowers were little red New Year
boxea filled with candies and tied
with red ribbons. The tally cards
were hand painted polnsettlss.
The prize was a silver olive spoon
and went to Mrs. Charles Nasltts. The
club prize was cut for and went to
Mrs. C. K. Wolf while the consola-
tion a silver tea ball fell to Mrs.
F. H. Brown.
Mrs. J. Elliott was the guest of the
club. The members were: Men.iame
C. K. Wolf Charles Nasltts James F.
Mackin W. R. Fort O. H. Rollman
Matilda Burroughs F. H. Brown and
D. P. Eadcs.
o
Will Be Open Tomorrow.
l.ydla Patterson Institute on the
corner of Third and Florence streets
will be open to the public January 1
from 2:00 to 6:00 p. m. All who de-
sire are most cordially Invited to visit
and look through the building between
the hours mentioned. This beautiful
building was erected and donated to
the M. E. church. South by Mr. Mil-
lard Patterson In memory of his
sainted wife who is affectionately re-
They're here the new
Victor Records for January
Wouldn't you like to hear some of these new numbers that have just been is-
sued? Any time it's convenient for you to come in we're ready to play them
for you.
Here are a few of the records:
17465
17466
Pet o' My Heart One-Step or Turkey
Trot (Fischer)
Victor Military Band
Pullman Porters on Parade Medley 35333
One-Step or Turkey Trot (Abra-
35333
)
"Pullman Porters "- "Bully Wool
Wild Meet Show" "Million Dollar
Doll" "Pullman Porters on Parade"
Santley Tango (From "When Dreams
Come True") (Hein)
Victor Military Band
Dream of Childhood Waltz Hesita-
tion (Waldteofei)
Victor Military Band
When It's Apple Blossom Time in
Normandy Medley One-Step
Two-Step or Turkey Trot
Victor Military Band
"When It's Apple Him urn Titue In
. Noruiandy" "Tinkling Tango Tune"
"Mow Dong Have Yoa Bean Mar-
ried?" "When It's Bau-Biui-Buiilu'
"Apple Blossom Ttoae"
The New York Hippodrome Medley
Two-Step (Melodies from "Amer-
ica") (Klein) Victor Military Band
"The Girl In the Gingham Gown"
I "Ragtime In the Air" "Dark Kyna
I am Now a-Sblnln' for Yoa" "Glug-
V nam Gown"
Another Trovatore Air by Tstraxxini
I Luis Tetraxzlnl. Soprano
1 Twelve-inch U 00 In Italian
85426 .Trovatore) D'amor sjull alt rosee
(Love Fly on Rosy Pinions) (Act
IV Scene I) Verdi
Another Neapolitan Song by Caruso
I Enrloo Caruso Tenor
85439- Twelve-inch 11.00
iFcnesU cbe luciva (The Shining Win
' dow) Neapolitan Sons;
Blood Lrlies Two-Step (Pryor)
Xylophone Win. H. ReiU
17457'The Lamb's Gambol (Eccentric
Dance) (Bendis) Banjo
Fred Van Ep
(
W. G. Walz Company
103 El Ftso Street
niembered by many people of this city
mi ejaeono ward oar ana get or a
Third and Floren.ce. There will be
no service
aortal Ctab Ball.
The most brilliant social affair of
the year ws the ball given last night
at the Taso Del Norte by the Kl Paso
Social club. The main lobby of th
notei nao been transformed Into
veritable Iceland. Snow lay deep
the cornice and Icicles hung from
tne fixtures and cornlcea
me tables for the banquet were
spread here In the form of a hollow
square surrounding a horse shoe
In the center of the latter stood
Immense snow msn. ten feet
height holding s broom In his arm
bearing mm. Covers were laid for
00 guests and the table were beatitl
fullv decorated with while carnations.
fern sprays and Ivy.
Crystal sticks holding white candles
were caught with a rope of stiver
from which snowballs were suspended
A white New Year bell ti suspended
from the celling.
The ball room was fectooncd with
ropes of evergreens while Chrlstma
wreaths were on the wall and palms
were In the alcove. Punch whs served
between dances and at 11 o'clock all
adjourned to the banquet room.
Among those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames W
Burges. T. M. Wlngo. J. A. Krakauer
Otis Coles George LeBaron J. L
Dyer R. K. Mines R. E. Thompson K.
J. roles. Xseh I. Cobb J. A. Mapper
Kelly Lamar Davis W
Turney. A. N. Brown B. M. Whitaker
B. 1.. Farrar W. 8. Cromble. J. O. Mc
Nary T. Ileade Ryan. J. M. Ridley W.
R. Brown Charles I.. Pomeroy W
Wise W. K. Ramsey. W. K. Man-
Charles Davis. U. 8. Stewart Vance
Stewart A. P. Coles. E. W. Kayser
Tooley II. W. Broaddus Alfred
Kerr 8. I'. Welslger. R. C. Semple M
Potter Jack Vaughn Major
Mrs. C. N. Barney. A. U Iathrop Mrs
Mammett Dr. and Mrs. T. O
Wlthcrspoon Dr. and Mrs. James
mice nr. Branch Cralge. Mr. and
Mrs. II. L. Ramey. Dr. and Mrs. Hugh
White. Mrs. McNamee (Jen. Hugh
Soott. Capt. and Mrs. W. K. Hunt
l.i. ul and Mrs. Mr mi. Col. and
Mrs. Robert Read. Lieut. L. Wads
worth. Capt. and Mrs. Davidson
Lieut. Lohman Lieut. Mostetter Capt.
M. Cootes Capt. and Mrs. Llpplncott
Messrs. T. M. Mayflcld. J. Deane. R
Mollltlay. J. Kllpatrlok. C. L. Sir
mans R. A. Ramey. Tom Mitchell.
Talbott Mill. A. Orambling. O. O
Shannon IJ. Maple S. W. Crommln
i. Owlsby Lieut. Thompson
Lieut. Armstrong Capt. Warren Dean
Major Ramey D. Stark Eugene Fox
George Flory P. P. Mammett C. It
Brown J. M. Pollard. J. P. Kemp J
larrls A. O. Foster. Jr. A. L. Cox
Russell. W. L. Woods. Merlon
Lindsay W. K. Payne. B. Coldwell
The beautiful gowns und the ladies.
he gold lace of the officers' uniforms
all formed a scene seldom witnessed in
e southwest. The staid black of th.
nVentlonal evening clothes of th.
civilian served as a foil and ho
centuated the brilliancy of the gainer
ng.
During the thirty years existence of
this club they never gave a more
thoroughly enjoyable atfalr than lhat
given last night.
Criitclier-Sheldon Nuptials.
MIkh Kdlth l rutcb.T and Joseph v.
Sheldon wore quietly married last
evening at 0 o'clock at the home of
the bride's parents Mr. and M
George W. Cru teller. 316 Upson a
Wade offlcluli
Only members of the Immediate fam
ily and a few friends were present.
The bride's brother. Tom l ruicher
sang with You. lie was accom
phi I by Miss Alberta Martin.
A dinner party was arranged at the
Paso Del Norte Motol and afterward
Joined a "watch party ' to wel-
.01 e the New
Mr. and Mn
ime at 1126
10.
Venr ii
. Sheldon will be al
Myrtlo avenue after
January
Woman's Club Meets.
The art department of the Woman s
uh mat yesterday at the Chamber of
MBOK roe. A very interesting pro-
am was presented Mrs. Carl Hmlth
-eslded. The papers were very much
appreciated especially the discussion
of W. w. Slorj by Mrs. Stanley no-
and of Augustus Bulnt Gaudena
by Mrs. Many Mill. The papers by
Mrs. A. L. Hawley and Mrs. J. D.
ove brought out a great many new
cresting thoughts tno pro
gram was as follows:
Sliori tiilks on "QulBcy AdaniH
Wi.rd'' Mrs. A. L. Hawley; "W W.
Story." Mrs. Stanley Uevan: "Augus-
tus Baint Gaudvns." Mrs. Marry Mill;
"Lorn do Taft" Mrs. J. D. Love.
u
Informal Bridge Party.
Mrs. J. B. Gray entertained Infor-
mally at bridge yesterday afternoon
at the Colonial tea rooms in honor of
Mrs. M. M. McNamee wife of Major
McNamee of the Fifteenth cavalry.
There were seven tubles of players.
The first prise was won by Mrs.
Harry (.'arpenter the second and con-
solation were won by Mrs. Isabel
i'lato und Mrs. Dan While Th
prises re all handsomely embroid-
ered guest towels and the guest of
honor s presented one.
Annual llrldge Club Meeting.
The Wednesday Bridge club mrt at
the home of Mrs. It. B. Alvts. 130s
Kusl Boulevard Tuesday night Mrs
H K. WiMisor was the hostess of the
.selling and'thu annual reception f r
the husbands of the members was
held. There were six tables and the
following members and guests re-
ceived the prlies: Mrs. 0. B. Kelly.
Mrs. M. W. Bruaddus. Mr Hruce
Hmlth and J. D. Mughcf uniWinii.n
Petttis. A lunch was served after the
lrr.h)triiaii ( bMK'll Rsjrsntioa.
The ptrsl Presbytariaa church held
an Informal New Year r0pU0N last
night. It waa a general gut together
affair for the members which is held
every year. There was an Impromptu
program followed by short talks of
the work of the past and future. Light
cfiMhments were served.
o
I hastes i i Hurprlaed.
The Hllent Twelve delightfully sur-
prised Charles W Krascr lasi night
at his home 1011 Munday avenue. As
this club lives up to It reputation
il Is impossible to tell who was there
or what they did except wat h the
old yrar die after which refresh-
ments were served.
baton Club Ham
The Saxon club danced the old
year out and the new one In last night
at the home of Miss Hasel Prultt.
Hit Bast Rio Grande street Punch
wa seived between the danoe. It
waa of those Informal affairs for
wh. h the Saxons are famous.
1'hUal'Msi Claaa i Rome.
Tb Phllathea class of tbe TrUiU
PI PAn THEATRE
I-iLt a rtJV7 i on it. in
JANUARY 1st.
SKATS ON Mi r Tt'K.. DKC M
KIORTS sr. ISr. ft no. t. so. tree
MATINKK
ANOTHER
QOHAN -HARMS
SUCCESS
Ttintv
$
T
LaUCHMC
ruvttEs any
A CROOK COMBDY
THAT HAS NO EQUAL
LAUGHS! LAI tills: LAUGHS!
r
Methodist church will enterl
friends today from 4 to 7 p. m. ut
home of Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Hi n.
son 1310 Montana street.
Dinner for the II. T. Fletcher-.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Krakauer
a dinner Tuesday night In honor
Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Fletcher.
wa a very Informal affair end was
followed with dancing.
o
IVople Talk Hl About.
v. J. Quigley arrived from i hi
huahua Tuesduy und Is visiting hi
family in the Nngley apartment.
Judge J. K. Bonham of
Is seriously III at Provident
N. . Norton w ho
seriously 111 with pneumo
home 119 Klsher street f
week. Is slightly Improved.
("luce;
lospltnl
rn ne
Bon vi lli
PLI'-ASK NOTICE
We have not 1
gone out of huslners as
competitors would like
friends but simply moved n
108 Teas street where you will be
told the truth and served promptly
and correctly.
Kl I'll-.. Optical Company. Inc.
Opticians to the Southwest.
(Advertisement. )
M IT MlbMins MIX'S IX M il
Mix. I I. us May Golden Seeks Si:. nun
From 4 uplcn Kslate.
Mrs. Flora May Golden mother of
orge Golden the 8-year-old school
y who was killed In an levator In
e t'aplcs building recently filed
It In the United Slates court here
yesterday against Mrs. Margaret
aplcs et al for diiinagcs ninniintlng
to IIG.000 The Caple building be-
ongs to the 'aplcs estate. S. Lef-
kowlls lessee of the building Ih named
We Wish
You
One
And All
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
JENKINS
Piano Co.
"Wishing our Many
Friends and Patrons
a Prosperous and Happy
New Year and Many Re-
turns of the Season.
HOME OF LOW PRICES
316-322 E Overland St. cor. Stanton
1 1 one of the defendants
is in i '.i in.. i in i
I'aao del Nurte Hotel aslaesa
Men's l.uarh.
In the (frill. t 11:90 m. to 5 p. m. BOe.
Texas street.
Company 108
(Adv.)
Notice to Savings Depositors.
Depositor In our Havings Depart-
ment are requested to present their
pass boMks for entry of Interest to
lanuary 1st isit.
I Adv. I FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OWF.VS DBATB NATl'HAD.
.inn.. Murphy Molds luojuesl U
Determine Chum-.
Justice of the Peace J. J. Murphy
said yesterday thnt Ihe bursting of an
near the lungs was the cause
sudden death of riulicrt 8.
in the Angclus bar on Mesa
avenue Monday morning. The clr-
unisliinces of Owen s death led Jus-
Ice Murphy to believe lhat It mlgnt
been due to unnntunil causes
:in autopsy whs held disclosing
havi
but
the fact
Stilt.
OoaoU 10 Meet Friday.
'he city council will meet thin
ruing and Hiljoiun ttntil Friday
morning for Its weekly session. Among
R
UBBER
STAMPS
I ii n mn mill
Ml. IS BROS. raiNTINU CO.
IIS S. Oroa St.
other things to
fathers probably
proclamation foi
election to be h
ome before Ihe -city
will be tho m.i of
the municipal bond
Id February 1 I .
Phone S77 for a Task-ab. Adv.
PjseI
H a little foresight. Ilu a pair I
of sioo lots in Wot Ysleta I
I for S10 cash SIO per month. I
Phone so.;
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The Best Advertisement
Is one that makes a definite proposition. Our prop
osition is to give you the best possible value in
Fresh Christmas Goods.
Ferndell l arge Jelly any kind per glaae 30c
Imported Orange Marmalade Sou
Ferndell OrtMSI .sir logic-. Deans . im SOo and SBC
Asparagus Kxlra Large White H talks 40c
Ferndell Green Lima Beans - JOc and U5c
I cni.lell French Peas . . loc 20c and 25c
Imported Crcsco Peus rilra small BOe and S6c
Fitra Fancy Head Lettuce. 2 for - lac
Mot Mouse Cucumbers
Genuine Imported Turkish Figs pound ....... .SOo
n-.cn Imported l.m. r Ital-lns. In fancy bote 50c
Fane? Fruits Nuts and Candles of All Kinds.
Prompt Attention To Mail Orders.
WATSON'S GROCERY
Yee Jake and Charlie Bow
Proprietors of the
Cafe
Royal
Kxtend their hearty New tears
Greetings lo all patrons and invite
new as well as old guests lo ap-
pease the appetite the Koyal's
delicate tasteful meals have al-
ready created
50c New Year's Dinner
Specially Served.
No Extra Charge for Celery
and Fruit Served on Each Table
1 1 1 So. Oregon St.
One Block South of Postoffice.
I
N the outgoing of the OLD we want to
express in full sincerity our Apprecia-
tion of courtesies to us in Nineteen
Hundred and Thirteen.
J I he year will pass on but our Gratitude
will live.
I With the incoming of the NEW we
wish to you the Good of all that is Good
and hope to have the pleaHure of many
times meeting with you in
NINETEEN HUNDRLD AND FOURTEEN
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109-1 It TEXAS ST.
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