El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-06
and Clubs.

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected by Willow Grove No. 81.
Woodmen Circle. Saturday night at a
regular business meeting Of the grove,
held in the Knights OF Pythias hall
Mrs F. d. Scotch was reelected
guardian. Mrs. NJ Bowers, advisor,
Mrs T. Brown. chaplain: Mrs Lulu
Mattice, clerk: Mrs. s. L. Davis, banker:
Mrs. H J. Heitgen, inner sentinel; Mrs
l. Peterson, outer sentinel; Mrs. c. NJ
Cunningham, attendant; Mrs J. H. Fish,
assistant attendant, and Miss Edna
Elaine Scotch. manager. Mrs. sam
Vaughan and Mrs J h Turbeville
were retained as managers for the one
and two year terms DR.. J. D. Love
and DR.. Ida F. Bishop were elected
physicians Mrs. T. c. Lexington was
appointed musician, Mrs. John Bow
man, captain of the drill team, and
Mrs l. G. Malone, past guardian The
officers viii be installed in January.
An interesting program was given BY
the John c Brown camp of the United
Confederate Veterans. assisted by the
Robert E Lee chapter of the Daughters
of the Confederacy Sunday afternoon
in the Trinity Methodist church Capt
H. F. Stacy presided Mrs E Warren,
Of Atlanta. Ga. brought greetings from
the L. D. c. of that city. Mrs Ger
trude Ledbetter played an original
guitar solo of her own composition and
recited Uncle Remus Tar Baby. Miss
Nell Boomer played piano SOLO Mrs
viii T. owen sang. Mrs. Charles z.
Bryan, the chairman Of the L D. C.
committee 10 assist the veterans, was
presented with boduet Of vari colored
carnations and one Of viOlets by Capt
Stacy on behalf OF the veterans Light
refreshments were served at the close
of the meeting. Assisting Mrs. Bryan on
her committee We're: AIesdames Burle
son Staten. John L Dyer. n. H Boomer,
Z. L Harris and Brooks Jones'
Mrs. John Bowman, captain OF the
Bowman Guards of Willow Grove,
Woodmen Circle. was given a delight
ful surprise Sunday afternoon when
the members of the Bowman Guards
gave her a party in honor of her birth
day anniversary. The afternoon was
informally spent and light refresh
ments were served The table was deco
rated with bOquets Of flowers brought
by the guests. Those in the surprise
party were Mesdames J Thornhlll- NJ
Dalton, F D. Scotch, J. F. King, VIII
liam RAIDER. Grant Martin, S L. Davis,
J. II. Cassens. L G. Malone, l. Hous-
Bartholomae. Charles Correll, J. W
FaulkersOn, T c. Livingston. NJ San
chez. l. z. Clue, Joe Allen, Cbas. Leon
ard, Lee Mudd. George Bowers. Miss
Flora Malone, Lillian Malone, BERTHE
Gretsche1 and Louise Gretschel. Beulah
Bowman, Louise Bowman and Margaret
Bowman A cut class vase was pre-
sented to Mrs Bowman by Mrs l. G.
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the guards.
The Order OF Eastern Star has about
completed the cast for the minstrel +
show for the benefit of their home
building fund The minstrel comprises
eight musical and vaudeville acts In
the ensemble or minstrel part, twelve
ballads and coonsongs will be sung by
the balladists and END women" as
sisted by a chorus of forty voices
Fantastic dancing by Misses Frances
Foster, DorOthea Mitchell and Rather
inc Griffiths and a Chinatown impers-
onatiOn by Miss Amy Kitchens Will be
features In the olio Miss Virginia
Lawrence Bean will give several num-
bers on the violin. Miss Bell White viii
sing: Mrs. G. ". ORear will do a mon
clog on ''Woman's Rights" Mr.. and
Mrs T. A Witt will give ball room
dances, and little Miss Minnie Bern
stein. the ten year old child pianist.
viii play the music Of some Of the
great masters The hit of the show
will be the black face afterpiece, a
Day in Court" portraying a negro jas
tice Of the peace's court on busy day
In this act the actors will don male
apparel Mrs J. J.. Walker VIII ap-
pear in the role OF judge and Mrs. G.
". Dennis will take the part of the
court clerk Mrs. c. II. Holloway will |
do the part Of the policeman.