El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-29
School

The closing event of the Ell PasO
School for Girls was the picnic sup
per and dance held at the Country
club Tuesday night. The girls went
out to the club late in the afternoon;
played games and enjoyed a picnic
lunch on the grounds Then their
boy friends arrived, and the dancing
began at about $50 with the grand
march led by Miss Meta Ormsbee Of
class OF 1911, representing the alum
nae, with Baylor Foster followed by
this years graduate Miss Margaret
Hanson Richardson, with Donald Davis
The guests enjoyed the splendid uOOr
of the Country club to the utOmst.
During the dances lemonade punch
was served. Refreshmen of straw
berry ice cream and cake were served
after the first half Of the dances and
following this was the main event of
the evening, the presenting Of the
gifts of the lower classes to the
graduate
Miss Richardson. the graduate, made
a very clever little speech which kept
her audience highly amused In IL
she recounted various school Incl
dents that made a decided hit as the
personalities struck home. Following
her comments on the different pU-
pills and members Of the faculty the
juniors, Misses Eliza beth Stevens. Emil
lie Ormsbee ana Dorothy Stahman,
presented her with gifts conveying
school jokes. Jane Burgess added the
gift of the younger girls, an enOr-
nous crown SurmDunted by Tapping
points labeled with the various studies
Her little speech i wish were a
senior that with seniors 1 might stand,
a crown. Of knowledge on my head,
sheepskin IN my hand, was given
with much spirit and captivated her
listeners Miss Meta Ormsb then
meeting of the alumnae society. This
was also presented 10 Miss Richard
son The speakers were introduced
with appropriate remarks by Miss
Huggett of the school faculty.
Dancing was resumed following the
speeches and fUnmaking, and continued
until a late hour. Among those pres
ent were ar. and Mrs. j. Z. Williams,
Mrs. J. A. Happier, Mrs Z. ). Stewart
Mrs +. NJ Bray, Mrs. A. x. Hill. of Los
Angeles; Mrs. Herbert Wien, Of John
son, AriZ.; T. G. Turner. H ID. Slater,
Miss Slater, Miss Olga Tafel, Miss Re
becca Robins Mack, Miss Lillian @.
Miss Beatrice Morse, Miss Har-
riet Schwartz, Miss Melitta Iafel the
Misses Carrie Adams, Rose Adams,
Nary Boon. Anne Brown, Emma Bueh-
Ter. Jane Burgess, Nonia Bray, GenevieYe
Collins, Claytie Nay Collier, Florence
Robertson, Henrietta Courchesne. Oil
vine Courchesnes katherine Dick, Luz
Gle Duffy, Thelma Finn, Clara HaW-
kins, Laurie helms, Ruth Hill, May
Kranzthor, Birdie krupp, Dorothy
bee. Emile Ormsbee, Margaret Richard
son. Edna Robertson. Ruth Schwartz,
Dorothy Stahmann, Elizabeth Stevens,
Agnes Stewart, Helen Stewart Helen
Stratton. Helen Teichman, Eileen
Louise Welch, Helena
Wien. Meta Ormsbee, Lydia Happier,
Mary Happier, Nancy Williams; Messrs.
John Burch, Henry BIU1er, Adkins
Bowden. Ignatius Berrien, Hugh Cold
well. Henry Collins Ernest BuehIer,
WAYNE Chenoweth. Charles Drehner,
Donald Davis, Spencer Darbyshire,
Angie Foster. Baylor Foster, Henry
Goggin. Julius Herman, Kent HeffrOn,
Jack Helms, Walter jenkins, Wendell
Kuhn. Farris KimbeN. Wallace Lane,
Richard Mediation, John McCrummen.
Ernest AIoeller, Jesse Payne, Monroe
Proctor, Leroy PiGkens. Nelson Rice,
Frank Ross, Roy Reed, Leon ROnau,
Jack Russell Laurence Stevens, Oakley
Sharpe. EIgie Smith, Edgar Nirden,
Harvey Wilcox, J. WOrs1am and Rob
ert Stewart