El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-24
f.JL1lMLE VALENTINE AND '.PASO DEL NORTE"
DANCES AT CHARITY ASSOCIATIONS TANGO
HE Woman.g CharIty GO

~ BE WOmans Charity association
will give novel entertainment
4 to raise money for its work, or
Wednesday, January 28, in the aerial
ball room of the Hotel Paso del Norte
It will take the form Of a tango tea,
and commences at 4:30 in the after
noon. The ballroom will be beauti-
fully decorated and around the three
sides, facing the stage, small tea
tables viii be arranged at which peO-
pie can sit and take tea and watch
the dancing, or get up when the spirit
moves them and indulge in that most
popular pastime.
All the new dances VIII be Illus
trated At 500 Mrs. Vance Stewart
and Lieut.. A. D. Surles viii dance the
tango Argentine and the new waltz in
vented by the Cassels, called The
Maxine" They viii be followed by
Mrs. Josephine Nations MOrfitt and
T. I. Tinker, who will give a new
version of THE Hesitation Waltz"
which they have named The PasO del
Norte." This dance has been so named
as q good. many of the steps were
ORIGINATED by them in FL Paso. They
will then give a dance which will be
new in Ell PasO the name of which IS
1.-THE Jimmy Valentine"
After the special dancing, those who
wish to do so. can dine at the small
tables, to music, and can dance be-
tween the courses. The special dances
will be again given at p. m, after
which there viii be general dancing.
The patronesses who will be present
at the tea are:
The patronesses are BTesdames Ma
lions. Kelly ToOley, Zach White,
Worsham, Turney, .. S. Stewart Otis
Coles, ". H. Burgess, AcNary, Garrard,
McNamee, J. F. Williams, Chas- Davis,
Baum, Broaddus, W. r. Brown, Averill
r Kerr. W. c. Davis, James Dick
Pfaff. Farrar, 8IcCurdy, T. M. Waller.
There has been much activity during
the past week in rehearsing for the
coming fete to be given by the Wo-
mans club. There is considerable in
terest in the matter Of who will be
the queen, but this matter is still IN
settled Those Of the royal household
Princess de Lambane-Mrs. Q. S.
Duchess de Polignac-Mrs. W. L
-waiting-Mrs. Chas.
LOOMS, Mrs. James Vance, Mrs. w. X
Ramsey Mrs. W. E, Arnold, Mrs. JOS
ephine MOrfit.
Miss Anne Lee Gaines, Miss olive
Davis. Miss Lemire Nebaker, Miss Ivan
Cool. Miss Alice Wulff, Miss Sue Dixon,
Miss Walker Mcclellan, Miss Martha
ThurmOnd, Miss Virginia SempleB MISS
Dukes attending the queen-Messrs.
Surles, Cramer, Russell, Tinker, tlnch,
Manning, WingO, Thompson, Canada'
Bradford and Lewis.
Shepherd esses-Misses Emily Kemp
RTabelle Bryan. Hilda Sauer, Marion
Lynds,. Stella Berrien, Harriet Ellis
and Margaret Young
Trumpeters to queen-Master Dan
White, Master Robert Stewart Master
Andreas.
blower bearers-Iittles Misses Car
oline Cooley and Marion Kerr
Bouquet bearer-Evelyn Jameson
Pages to the queen-Master Billy
TOOIev Master Graham McNary.
Lord Observation-Disclosures BassetU-
The Queens Dairy Maids-Misses
Valerie Lorig, Dorothy Lakeland, HOl-
land Sharp. Mary Redmond, jamie
Davis and Kathryn Pfaff
Some IS leading women OF FL Paso
are actively engaged in the executive
work incidental 70 so large an under
taking The chairmen Of the various
committees included:
Executive. Mrs. A p. Avertu
Boxes, Mrs. J. F. Williams
Salons" Mrs. W. R. Brown
Finance, Mrs. S. II. Sutherland.
Talent. Mrs. George Drummer.
Tickets. Mrs. J. r. Mcleod.
Candy booth Mrs. H. H. Bailey.
Flower booth, Mrs. Josephine Wooten.
Decorations, Mrs. Carl Smith.
Press, Miss Halle Irwin
Publicity, Mrs. ". I. Watson.
Music, Mrs. J. J. Pearce.
Plans are being made by the DIFF ,
ferent departments Of the Young
WOmen's Christian association for the
annual meeting to be held on February
6. Each department will have tab
leaux or some scene. The ClOudcroft
committee IS planning for its part to
show pictures Of CIoudcroft and vari-
Gus views. Z. NJ. Bray will show them !
through g microscope. The Bible de- J
Dartment is planning on having tab
ieaux Illustrating scenes from the /
Bible The Camp Fire girls VIII also
have some scenes which viii prove IN I
Ieresting. Mrs. II. B. Stevens is chair /
man Of the Cloudcroft work, Mrs. H. /
7. Bowie OF the camp fire work and |
Mrs. Howard Durkee Of the Bible 4
work. Friday afternoon Mrs H T. /
Bowie, Mrs. Howard Durkee and Miss /
Florence Hanson met at the home OF J
Mrs. ". c. Davis to formulate general /
plans for the work Of the association /
The art department Of the Woman's !
club viii hold meeting on Wednes- !
day afternoon at 8 o'clock at the 1
chamber Of commerce At this meet /
Ing the following program win be /
1. Plano solo, Scarf Dance" (Cham-
nade), Miss Mary Heermans.
2. Paper, Decorative sculptures and 1
their work" Mrs. S. J. Fennell.
3. Short talks; on Frederick Remlng-
ton, by Miss Grace Virginia Logan; /
George Gray Bernard, by Mrs. W. J. /
Cox; Carl ". Bartlett, by Mrs 7. c.. 4
4. 4 short talk on Modern Photog-
-aphy," by Fred J. Feldman. I
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The S. S. club met on Friday after
loon at the home Of Miss Olive Davis.
Miss Lemire Nebeker won the prize
md two courses Of refreshments were