El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-14

BIC DANCE FOR
VISITING ELKS
Patronesses Are Named for
Ball at Exposition Next
Wednesday.

Roy d Barnum. chairman OF the
committee in charge of EIks' day. oct.
IS. ar the International Soil Products
exposition. is completing arrangements
TO look after all Ell1s who attend from
surrounding cities and towns
The biz feature Of the day viii be
the Elk dance I'm the evening. inside
the exposition grounds The decora-
tons viii be i'm the Elk colors and a
number OF the wives OF EIks will he
in charge of the floor and viii act as
hostesses and patronesses for the eve
ming.
Quien Sabe club members in their
white uniforms viii also he present to
greet the visitors and see that they
get acquainted These Quieu Sabe
members viii meet all trains during
the day and viii also be at the hotels
during the day TO welcome visitors and
supply Information 10 visiting EIks
Mr. Barnum would like for all these
Qulen Sabe members to communicate
with him Al the ElIS' club or his office
to arrange details for the day.
Those who viii act as patrouesses for
the dance i'm tine evening re. Mesdames
Max II. Miller. r. j. BeaU. . II. Hig-
gins, : j. Gatlin, Park W Pitman.
Geo. T. Wallace, Walter H. Scott
William W Bridgers. Nolney r stiles.
Roy D. Barnum. j. Z. Anderson. Hal T.
Christie. Vincent B. Andreas. Harry :
Burwel J. :. Bukey, Geo. II. Booth
j. = Raster, Arthur r. SamwOrth.
Chas. II Armstrong G. \ Martin.
Walter II. Case. and 5. Fl. Sutherland.
entrance. E. :. Wilson. OF the Kansas
state experiment station. Is i'm charge
of this exhibit and T. T. Throckmor-
ton, OF Manhattan. also of the expert
ment station, is with the exhibit This
completes the outside displays in this
building
Where To Find the Flowers.
Starting from the entrance from The
Patio the booths i'm the center Of the
building. to the left Of the east aisle
going north. are IT Paso Grain and
Milling Co. Claiborne Adams. Kalama-
zoo Loose Lear Co, = \. Whitaker;
FIRST church Of Christ. Scientist. H. -
Brown. Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
A. T. EoWlands, and the TT Paso Clear
ing House association. r. 81 Wingo-
The end booths are occupied by the To-
cal horticultural and Horticultural ex-
hinit. in charge Of Mrs J. \. Rawlings.
Proceeding south down the west
aisle. the booths to the left are; :. c.
Aubrey d Co. Rogers Furniture Co.
National Telegraphone Co. II PasO
Printing Co Hoyt Furniture Co. Shell
ton-Payne Arms Co. III PasO Phouo-
graph Co, and International building
booth of the city Federation of
Women
Many business Firms Exhibit.
Continuing southwark. the booth Of
the FL Paso Electric Railway co. is
next and then the booths Of the TT. *
r. Mfg. Co. Weston's Dairy lunch
Boss Rubber Co, Southwestern Port
land Cement Co. Fl Paso Rotary club.
Tri-State Talking Machine Co Next
can Exchange, FL Paso Brewing Co. H
" elsch Co. Dawson Fuel Sales Co. J.
NJ. Allen and De Kyle Smith.
Turning north again in the east
aisle, the exhibits TO the left include
. Texas Turquoise Co. Fl Paso Gas Co.
II PasO Bitulithic Co. Gulf Fish *
oyster Co WestOn's Dairy lunch. En-
win Mfg Co. Tri-State Telephone Co..
kohlberg Bros. Hills sutton and
White; ". D. Wise Seed Co, Hoyt Fur