El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-28
CONCERT GIVEN
At THE SUNSET
Pupils Acquit Themselves
With Credit; High
School Dance.

A concert was given Friday after
noon at the sunset school the pro-
eeeds going TO pay the debt due on the
/ school photograph A number OF rec
/ OrdS were played and little MISS Sadie
Ruth Aldrfdge recited several enter
tanning selections Little Miss Marion
Howe sang, with Mrs. w. ID. Howe
accompanying her on the piano, anu
MISS Constance Pateman sang LltIIe
Boy Blue" by Reginald DehoYen.
/ with Miss Meta Ormsoee play
ing her accompaniment me eh5er-
talnment was given in the Klqoer-
garten room of the school, ana was
very well attended.
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When the Sunset school bas-
ketbaII team won the shield ana chaIn-
plonship in the Grammar school Atm
!eIc league series the team was PROM
lsed a banquet by Mrs. empress ar
ringIon, the principal. me team ,S Ge-
oided it would prefer picnic so Fri
day afternoon the seventh grade ROOM
from which the team was SelecIed'
went out mountain climbing and en-
Joyed q picnic lunch on the way tLe
latter prepared by the girls of the
class. Miss Claudia Braehm ana MISS
Lucille Smith chaperoned the young
people. Later in the afternoon they
returned to the school, Where Ihey
were Mrs ArringtOn's guests at an
ice cream and cake supper winch was
served in the kindergarten room ana
was most heartily enjoyed. Ihe boys
who composed the championship team
were Hugh Adkins, lgnace Bakefs
Lester kruDp, Wagner Dawson, row
ard Flick, Emmanuel PonsIofd, AlLfed
Bryant and Harry McKemy. The chill
dren in the picnic party were: Alfred
Bryant, Wagner Dawson, toward
Elecks Bernard Krupp, Harry Mchemy.
Hllpert Schaefer, Hugh ADKINS, 1gnace
Baker, Lester Krupp, Fay carter, Jean
Gdlchrist, Virginia Howe, Henrietta
Jacobs, Marian Putnam, Villas Sim
mons, Hazel Stevenson, Alice van
Eaton, Gladys Wooters, LeXie Clug-
sUon, Myrtle Litchfield, EdeIWelss BED
ford. Ermin Marlgraff, Sam Middleton,
Thomas Gleason, Philip COykundallr
IsadOre GrOssblat EmmanueI POns-
ford, John Baron, Josephine Kaufman
DoYla WetkofsSi and Elizabeth Young
Celebrating the renewed permission
OF the school board for the high school
classes TO hold their class parties in
the school building, the upper Fresh
men entertained with a dance Friday
night at the high school, which was
greatly enjoyed by all the scholars.
Light refreshments were served during
the evening. The committee in charge
was composed of Elliott Chess, jennie
StOlarOff and Gladys Garfield. Chap
erontng the party were the following
members Of the faculty: Principal oAl
Mrs A. H Hughey, Mr.. and Mrs II. V.
Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs r. q. McCor-
mick Mrs. j. NJ Frank; Misses Heien
Oldham, Eula Harper. Catherine Flynn,
Goldstein, Lavert Chamber
lain, Isabel Kelly, Ethel Taylor. Mary
]. Stanton. Lena Mckie; Messrs. sharon
5. Ulrey, Samuel Q. Welday' Allen
the pupils present were: Ethel Crow
ford, Doris Freeman, Ruth McMllen,
Harvey, Mary Dewey, Fran
ces Earle, HarriOtt HottOrrf, Ida Hun
ter, Mamie Robertson Rebecca MaetZe,
Anita MaetZe. MOrine Bailey, Gladys
Garfield, Merle HOffecker, Gladys Lun-
dy, Edith Robertson, Matte Clark,
Charles Carter, Dema Fleck, Reba Eli
lott, Florence Robertson, Irene Bry-
ant, Kathleen Kelly, Blanche Roe, Jen-
ME Stoleroff, Blanche Schwartz, Eu-
gene Smith, Paul Masters, Elgle AeneS,
Clifford Anderson, Elliott Chess' WI
liam Race, James Kilburn, James Cor
man, EldOn Routledge, Robert Bryan,
Earl Evans, Isadore Goodman, JACK
DOnahue, Don Piatt, Erwin Schwartz,
Lucas Bacon. George CLARION, manuel
Schwartz, Harold ColdWel, Ralph
O'NeaI, Eugene Thurston, Ted Piatt,
Ralph Pateman. Earl Weisiger, Paul
Harvey, Avis Cochran, Ray White, BUS
ter Birsh.
The Sam Houston debating society
of the High school held its regular
meeting Friday night in the auditor
ium OF the school Several matters
of business were discussed and q com
mittee was appointed to secure the De-
batting society pins for the seniors
who graduate this year. The name of
Thomas Mcclellan was proposed Tor
membership. There were about 30
members present Following the bust
ness meeting, Wayne Garrett gave an
exposition on the Great Pyramids of
Egypt" On account of the absence
of two of the debaters, the debate