El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-22
School Notes.

Miss Nora Bradley, who is to be q
June bride, was delightfully."- surprised
Friday when the pupils of the low
eighth grade of the Bailey school gave
her a handkerchief shower at the close
Of school Friday afternoon. Miss Brad
lev was escorted to the domestic science
room where the gifts. arranged on a
silver platter. were taken to Miss Brad
lev by Kathleen Scott Musical seIec-
lions were played on the school phono-
graph and later the pupils served an ice
course. The teachers present were
Misses Willie B. AIcCreary, Jess Denton,
Elizabeth Harris and the guest Of hon
or. The pupils were Anna Mae Amonett
Winifred Mccarthy, Kathleen Scott,
Lavenia Kuhn, Leila DePew. Paul Har-
ris, Josephine Bryant. Emanuel Pons-
ford. John Stahl, Emma McCready. Bet
tie Stafford, Martha Uhlig, Mary Nc
Carthy. Haskell Porter, Beulah Bow
man. Mabelle Long and Marjorie Pew
Nathan PoZil Edelweiss Bedford. Frank
Harris, Albert Evans. Russell Young
Evelyn Collins, Bernice Iverson and
Alice Myers
The Hannah Dustin division OF the
Ben Milan chapter OF the Children of
the Republic was organized among the
girls of the Alta Vista school Thurs
day afternoon at meeting of the girls
in the library school The name
adopted is that Of Massa chusetts
woman who proved heroine in the
king Williams war of the early
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elected and the organization completed
al a meeting to be held at the school
Monday. Mrs Mary Ross Keister, di-
rector Of the Children OF the Republic
clubs. was in charge. a picnic will be
held by all the clubs Of the Children of
the Republic on the first Wednesday
afternoon in Washington park The
plans for the picnic were discussed at
a meeting Of the Davy Crockett chap
ter and the Betsy Ross division Of the
Children Of the Republic, of the Lamar
school, al the school Friday afternoon.
The presentation Of the flags to the
chapter and division which was to have
been held Friday was postponed until
next week. Mrs Mary Ross keister,
the director of the work, talked to the
members and Mrs. J. W LOrentZen,
regent Of the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution, spoke BREEZY about
patriotism. The minutes of~the sec
rotary Of the Davy Crockett chapter,
Reynaud Favrot, were read by Mrs.
Kiester in his absence. Miss Zulema
NewsOme, the secretary Of the Betsy
Ross division, gave the minutes Of the
last division meeting A new mem
Der, William Mayfeld. was admitted to
the Davy Crockett chapter.
The closing exercises Of the eighth
grades Of the Bailey, Lamar, San ia
cintO and Villas schools viii be held
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock in the
FL PasO theater. The exercises will
open Win an invocation DY a local
minister The school children Of the
graduating classes will sing the march
chorus from Verdfs opera Aida Miss
Selma HerskowitZ will play Mendels-
sOhn's Spring Song" as a piano solo.
The children's chorus will sing a selec-
ton from Tales of Hoffman" by Of
fenbach. Mayo Seamon, OF the Villas
school viii give a defamation. "Sparti-
Gus to the GladiatOrs." A chorus. The
Mulligans," Will be sung by the follow
Ing boys Guyler Magruder, Alfred Bry-
ant, John O'Neiu. John Appel, Ted Coo
ley Nose Silverman. WIN Roberts, Rey-
neau FavrOt, Samuel AronsOn. Albert
Waynes and Ralph Carberry. La Bo-
rinQuena-' by QuievedO, will be sung in
Spanish by the children's chorus. Hazel
Allen. Of the Lamar school. will give
a defamation. The Arena Scene from
QUO Nadis." The chorus viii sing
Speed On" by ROeckel. A girls chorus,
Mistress Mary will be sung by the
Following girls, Helen Dunn, Jean Gil
christ Gladys Booth, Geneva Stearns.
Katherine Earle, Marion Putnam. Alcie
Emerson Alice Purett. Lois Maetze.
Lola Maetze. Lola Bushong. Bernice I.e-
gan. Villas Simmons. 8Iinnette Watson.
Madeline Birney, Jeanette Davy. Zereta
Pierce, Inez Hampstead. Genevieve Hav,
Daisy McNey, Arcelia Alderete, Bernice
Boyle, Ruth Morton, Amalia NapoIes.
Esther Harley. The girls chorus will
also sing the BarcarOue by StrcleZkL
Inc program will close with the singing
OF the national anthem. The Star SPAN
gled Banner" The diplomas viii be pre-
scented 10 the eighth grade pupils NJ
their own schools by the principals TIE
morning Of the closing day OF school