El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-09
SOCIETY ANTIGUA TING WITH PLEASURE
THE PAGEANT OF PATRIOTISM NEXT WEEK

TITLE Pageant Of PATRIOTISM TO be
presented under the auspices OF
= the FL Paso School for Girls. the
end Of the coming week-Oct Is and
IL 10 be exact-wiII be the center Of
social interest. About 800 people are
taking part. and these include many Of
the army people as well as the most
prominent Of FL Paso's young matrOns
and society girls besides the school
children. who always add to every at
fair a fresh, spontaneous enthusiasm
that makes them delightful partici-
pants in any event The pageant prom
ises 10 be a beautiful affair with a
series or spectacularly staged incidents
in which viii appear the best known
and most popular American heroes Re
hearsals have been progressing vigor-
ousIy for the past week and the antici-
patton of the public is keyed to the
very highest point
Another treat is the presentation Of
Nendelssuhn's OTatOriO. Elijah, by
the music department OF the Woman
club. on Wednesday afternoon in the
First Christian church This viii be
the first musical afternoon Of the mu-
sic department and "a wonderfully fine
program is assured Thomas A. Chris
tian is to sing the role of Elijah Mrs.
Parviu White Is the director and the
singers who Will take part include Mrs.
Bates Hughes Evans, Mrs Walter D.
Howe. Mrs. Robert l. Holiday Mrs.
A H GOldstein. Miss Anna AXtOn. Par
win WItte. Frederick George Billings
Arthur Behringer and Charles Andrews.
Mrs. J. ]. Pearce viii play the organ
accOmpauiments. The music depart
ment Of the club has already set very
high standard in its musical programs
and this year the department is endeav-
OrinE to surpass its former excellent
records, in the music that will be pre-
scented to the club.
a big military reception will be an
other social drawing card this week
With their customary hospitality. the
officers stationed at Fort Bliss are en-
pertaining with a reception at the fort
Tuesday night in honor Of Col Charles
W Taylor and the officers Of the eighth
cavalry and their families who have
recently arrived for station at Fort
Bliss from the Philippine Islands. The
affair will be a reception followed by
a dance and will be given in the post
hall in the headquarters building at
Fort Bliss.
In addition TO this dance. society folk
will have the usual Wednesday night
and Saturday night dances at the Coun-
try club.
There viii be a meeting OF represen-
tatfyes Of the various women's Organi-
cations on Tuesday for the purpose Of
forming a city federation Of wOmen's
organizations The meeting has been
called by the FL PasO Equal Franchise
league. The idea Of erecting wom-
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The usual weekly meeting OF the FL
Paso Equal Franchise league will be
held Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the chamber Of commerce building
The mems club OF the church OF St
Clement will give a minstrel show on
Tuesday night that will be of good
deal Of local interest, as the previous
entertainments given by this club have
always been original and clever and
provide a good evenings entertain
menL
There viii be a number Of club meet
ings during the week The Jolly Neigh
bors club Will meet Tuesday AZ the
home of Mrs. George H Bussing- Mrs
John DOnahue Will entertain the Pi-
oneer Bridge club Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Joe Carr will be the hostess for
the meeting of the Jolly Eight club.
The Wednesday Embroidery club viii
meet at the home OF Mrs. A J. Light
foot at anthony, y N, Wednesday On
Thursday Mrs NJ. P CarlOck Will en-
terrain We Goode Thyme Bridge club.
Friday Mrs. J. F. WaGdell will enter
tain st. Patrick's altar guild