El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-28
THANKSGIVING EVE DANCE.
Fun For AlI-The Program-The
Prizes-The Supper Room-The
Costume German.

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prizes-The Supper Room-The
Costume German.
The Thanksgiving eve dance ar
| engagements go merrily on. The must,
O'Clock. Right after the grand march
the general dancing will begin, wher
| everybody may whirl his best. Abou
the middle of the program the costume
german will be danced. This dance
will last about an hour. and after it the
fun for all feet will begin again.
The women of the supper com mittet
have secured the services of Mrs
Holm, who is FL Paso's best caterer, tt
| sandwiches. The dancers will appre-
clate these. The supper will be served
from the district clerks room. The
prices will be 25 cents for q salad anG
sandwiches, 10 cents for coffee.
Pitzer's orchestra will furnish the
evenings music.
The prizes, which are to be seen dis
played in the shop windows, are as
follows:
A gilt and satin reception chair
given by Hoyt 81 Bass to the most
graceful waitzer among the women. A
years subscri ption to the public Ii
brary will be given To the most grace
full waltzer among the men.
A pretty ornament Is given by Rich
ards the jeweler to the possessor OF
the haudsomest gown at the dance,
while the man whose costume Is most
pleasing will get six tickets to his
choice of plays at the opera house.
This prize is given by Samworth and
Cassidy.
The most popular married woman.
as decided by the evenings vote, will
be presented with PATTERN hat from
Posener's, while the most popular girl
is to receive an order on Bushong &
Feldman for a dozen photographs.
Nor is this all, for the young lady
who receives most votes not only or
her looks but for her pretty costume
will receive a fine belt from Hickox &
company; while the woman wearing
the most original costume will be re-
warded by receiving a hand-painted
cream pitcher and sugar bowl from
Hartley's. So there will be some ma
terial profit in pleasing that evening.
The program of dances is as follows:
l. Grand March. 10. Polka.
2. Waltz. IL. Waltz.
3. Two Step. II. Two Step.
s. 5: s Mstsa; - Il: K Msiss.
6. German. Is. Schottische.
Z. Waltz. 16. Waltz.
8. Lancers. II. Two Step.
9. Waltz. Is. Waltz.
The reception committee consists of
Mayor and Mrs. Magoffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Coles, Mr..
and Mrs. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kohlberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr..
and Mrs. Zach White, Judge and Mrs.
Falvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Martinez, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Payne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddy.
The costume german will last for q
half or three-quarters of an hour, and
promises to be q very pretty sight.
Some of the figures will be the Dewey,
the minuet, the scarf and the Msy-pole
figures.
The dancers are: Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. U. S. Stewart. the Misses Ainsa
Bell, Howe, Edwards, Brady, Cuarron
and Hogan; Messrs. Wood, Irwin,
Moore, Cooley, Falvey, Tucker, Dillon,
CuarrOn and Moore.
The grand march will be led by Mrs.
A. P. Coles and Judge Falvey.
Mrs. Eugene Neff and Miss Dorothy
Bowman will distribute favors for the
german.
The women who are arranging the
dance wish it distinctly understood
that the music and the general dancing
are to begin promptly at nine. The
costume german, when ordinary NOR
tails will have to keep off the floor and
content themselves with seeing, will
not be danced until we'll along the pro-
gram, when q rest will be refreshing
anyway. Besides, the costume ger
man Is to be very pretty spectacle.