El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-07
Parties.

Mrs. Edwin Burt entertained the
members and friends Of the First Con-
gregatiOnal church Thursday night at
her home on Arizona street. An enter
tanning musical program was given
Vocal selections were rendered by Mrs.
J. J. Tyndan. Mrs J. ". Lorentzen,
Miss Della Rosenstein and Harry
ROsenstein. Miss Annie Stolaroff
played their piano accomplishments and
also played piano solos The rooms
were decorated with sweet peas and
ferns Rev Miles Hanson gave an in
teresting talk on church work Light
refreshments were served The month
" social meetings will be discontinued
during the summer.
Mother Goose and her children, dear
TO all people from the quaint nursery
rhymes, entertained a large audience
at the First Methodist church Thurs
day night. Mrs. Nellie Bremey made
an excellent Mother Goose and recited
the familiar rhymes in a pleasing way,
while the members Of the primary de-
partment of the Sunday school in ap-
propriate costumes posed for the
tableaux. Miss Madeline Fisk opened
the program with o piano solo. Ten
Little Indians was posed by James
Bias, Ledrue Savage, Billy McQuatters,
Kenneth Valentine, Navie Hurchins,
Max Thomas, MyrOn Appleton, Logan
Hutchins, Harry. Kusinsky and Glade
COnnOr. Mary Quite Contrary was
represented by Julia Usher. Dolls"
were represented by Madeline. Kuhn.
Marjorie Francis, Lois Porter and
Dorothy Johnson. Little Boy Blue"
was acted by John Armstrong. Curly
Locks" by Madeline Francis; Or. Eos
ter by Francis wilson Elizabeth
Durkee was Little Bo-Peep.' Miss
Isabelle Valentine was the "Old Woman
in the Shoe" and her children were
Pauline Jones, Dorothy Relish, Cath
crime BOzarth, Madeline Stien. Muriel
Stien, Francis Hanson. Arthur BOrcher-
ding Robert Crawford, Nathan Ra- low.
Lois Porter. John Armstrong and
Madeline Hughes Miss Margaret Young
played a piano solo. AUSTIN Foote
and Madeline Kuhn were Jack Spratt
and Mrs Spratt." Navie Hutchins was
Jack Homer" Gladys Porter was
Mother Hubbard" Max Thomas was
Tom the Piper's Son" Cora Slater was
Milk Maid, and the gentleman" in
this tableau was Kenneth Valentine.
Dale Gibson was the Ten O'clock
Scholar Miss Elizabeth Roe sang
Little Boy Blue" Addie Bias was
Polite put the Kettle on" with ioise
Jones as -Suckey," and the maids were
LORRAINE WOehier. Joyce vheelock,
virginia Gardner and Loretta Briggs
sara Kuhn was Little Miss Muffett"
Harriet Hunter was Lucy Lockett-
and Louise Hunter was Kitty Fisher
Jack and Jill" were represented by
MyrOn Appleton and Margaret Cow
herd Glade COnnOr was "Old ling
1D4E ana MS L4QQlEE6 Lnree were ~ en-
dell Trumbull, Robert Boyle and Ed
ward Myers. Chester Woehler was
Tom Tucker" James Bias was Peter
Pumpkin Eater" and his wife was
Roberta TrumbulL After these tab
leauX an amusing dialoE was given
in which the various Mother Goose
characters discussed ways to fill
Mother Hubbard's empty cupboard. In
the dialog those taking part were.
alyron Appleton, as Little Boy Blue
-
Woehler as Tommy Tucker" Julia
Fisher as Mary" Glade Common as the
king" Mildred Carpenter as the
queen" Navie Hutchins as Jack Hor-
l9ler, Harry kusinsky as Simple
simon, Elizabeth Durkee as 30
Peep Margaret Cowherd as Jill"
and Logan Hutchins as Jack Pauline
Jones was Mary who had a little
lamb. Austin Foote was Jack
Spratt. Ruth Thomas was Dame
Trot," Pauline Dillon was Pussy Cat
and Mrs. Nettie Bretney Mother
Goose" Morris Jarritt sang "Oh.
w here Has Ny Little Dog Gomez Miss
1Jeiia hieler played piano solo
woman in the basket Harry Kusinslzy
posed for the tableau Of simple
simon" and his ''Piemalr was Kenneth
y aientlne Louise Price was RED
Riding Hood" Alma Thomas was the
Plate Helen Winters the spoon and
Ruth Thomas the cat. in the picture
Hey, Diddle, Diddle." The King IN
dis Counting House was posed BY
Iiade Conner as the king. Mildred Car
penter as the queen and Frances saw
age as the maid Virginia REYNOLDS
was Elizabeth" Helen Valentine Was
Elsbeth,' Elsie Strauss was BETSY
and Clara Alexander was "Bess" in the
picture 70 illustrate that rhyme hattie
Stapieton was Cinderella" Glade
Connor was the prince and the two
sisters were posed by Madeline Frev
ana Louise Price. Daryl Boyle was
me page The program closed with
ne singing Of London Bridge and
-Goodby' by all the children.