El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-11

Il ASTER DAY, and the season which
II follows it, bring with its message
- Of promise fulfilled the JOY Of
springtime. the song Of birds, the fra
GRANGE Of poisoning flowers, the felt
but unseen stir of reaWakenlng lie IN
all things, symbolic Of The resurreec7
ton.
son over, society VIII renew its acJlVI-
ties with increased spirit and gayely.
The week following Easter Will nave
five dances, surely enough 10 keep tIle
socially popular miss or mauon QuIle
busy hesitating, Cnestepplns ana per-
haps, If she can, tangOing into the par
gain. The dances start Monday Win
The annual bail of the Daug hJers OF
Erin. given at the Elks clubhouse BAH
room. and on the same night Ile
Knights of COlum bus viii have an East
or ball in their clubhouse ball room Tor
their families and friends. Thursday
the Zenith club viii have its monlhly
dance. Friday night the older girls OF inc
I1l PasO School for Girls viii give at the
school one Of their dellghuulIy lnAOL-
NAL dances which are so popular win
the Younger set. and of course on Sat
Urday and possibly Wednesday, 700,
the Country club will be the mecca Tor
all the dancing inclined society folk
Several Easter Weddings.
Easter season is also going to bring
a number of weddings in It's tram, the
when Miss Donna IrueSdeu DecO1les
the bride Of James B. Rogers. me
following week Miss Lucille DanleIs
will be married to A. L. Cox, ana JheLe
will be a number of pleasant social ar
fairs given in her honor. The Wedo1nss
of several other prominent FL Fsso
young women will occur later IN the
month.
Anniversary Tea.
One Of the biggest Easter aItairS VIII
be the birthday anniversary tea given
by the Rebecca StodderL cnapler'
Daughters Of the American Revolution,
Monday afternoon in the Elks club
house. over $50 invitations nave peeh
issued and the tea viii make a cousIu-
cradle ripple in the social current on
the week. Almost every MEMBER OF tne
chapter will play hostess in some par
ticular way. One of. the most INTEREST,"
ing Of the entertainment FEATURES pro-
vided will be the. cutting OF the Dlg
birthday cake, which Will contain over
500 fortunes and all Sorts Of odd ana
interesting souvenirs
Easter Parties Popular.
Easter Monday. parues VII as Also De
quite popular. A number or tRe so
cfally prominent who are fond OF horse
back riding are planning large horse
back party down to Asleta MONDAY
to finish in jolly little supper at the
THE Queen Esther circle of the First
Methodist church will have an Easter
egg hunt at the home of Mrs. Joe Car
Little Miss Louise Beach will enter
tain a number of her young friends
Monday night with an Easter party az
her home and Miss Martha IhurmOnd
viii entertain the S. S. Card club on
that day ~,
the Beta Beta club, and the /
Woman's club viii meet
Thursday the Silent u Card club IS |
to be entertained by Mrs. Myra ADDott'
and all during the week there viii be |
a number of church society meetings (
and informal little parties.
WOmen's Club to Discuss shaw.
Irish philosopher, author, essay1st ana ]
dramatic critic, who enjoys so keenIy /
anaIyzing the frailties of our human I
nature down to the size of a polka dot !
will be himself analysed under the
cclose mental scrutiny Of the woman
club women Wednesday. His life ana ]
doings and incidentally thinking, VIII ]
and one of his most talked about plays, /
Man and Superman,' perhaps not the /
cleverest. but certainly one Of his cleN- /
crest satires on men and women. VIII he I
reviewed in another -~0er. While the !
study of Shaw does not mean that /
our FL PasO women are In any danger OF
becoming ShaWized, as the New .
Workers used to say, it shows that Ell !
Paso club women are interested in ev-
cry sort Of literature that is before the /
public eve particularly in dramatic
form, and the years study Of this de-
Dartment has been devoted to the mod /
err drama.
Another paper that should be Of much
interest is the review of THE Piper"
that beautiful picturesque and poetic
play written by n woman, Josephine