El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

. hand and 1907 by ancient ana COD
webby traditions. They mosey tamely
{ along the run prescribed Icy other peo-
B pie because they are either not awake
P 20 their opportunities or lack the cour-
age 90 take advantage II them when
they see them This is au Introduction
to our frs woman circus press agent,
Miss Emma g. Miller who is a whole
some. breezy. human being. with "a very
winning smile and nice straight for
. ward eyes She used to be- a newspaper
; woman but last March the opportunity
came 10 do she advance press noticing
FOR the Al g. Barnes Animal circus
Miss Miller took IL up and is making
; good.
+ Miss Miller is Colorado girl but has
been lately making her home IN Pasa-
dena. Calf. As all women are aware
. the prevailing fashions for stunning hat
8 ornaments is solitary bird in daring
3 calorS- Miss Miller goes one better
B and has "a gaily pan0plied elephant ON
8 THE sport band Of her hat She finds
. her work extremely interesting ana
her work is i'm turn adding 20 what is
{ already an interesting human she
loves To- talk about her circus. so here
! are some Of the things she Is telling
us about II.
: This circus is unique is one thing
Z the stars are all animals and there
are 1000 Of them. each trained for
some special circus act The only hu-
q man beings who appear with the AMI
. mails are their trainers Half of the
J 100 trainers with these animals are
& women. The star Of these is Miss Mabel
stark. who with her pet lion. mounts
q a. pedestal and Is hOisted to the Top
{ OF the tent while a brilliant display
/ Of fireworks surrounds the pedestal
The other 80" humans carried by the
3 circus are helpers and mechanics con-
I nected with its operation
Miss Miller IS going TO write story
for The Herald on the things sncoun-
tered by "A woman circus advance agent
d her story by tellinS you anything more
Little social activity outside Of the
4 opposition work will occur during the
b first days OF the coming week ln"
! ma fority Of the people sho do things
both iu a social way and through va
: rious organizations are working day
in and day out at the exposition helR
3 ing TO make the thing a success IL
IS not easy work either. for women
no have not been accustomed TO be
. inc uuon their feet all day. or 20
I coming in contact with the punuc over
& counters. sandwich stands and luncn
Z rooms.
safe TO say no one is ever too weary
3 from exposition seeing or WorhlnS 20
4 immediately revive with interest az the
. discussion OF coming weddings ti.d a
. fairs for brides TO Ne MISS yiH HGo
Z Naquin's marriage TO Lieut. Lester l.
Iampert VIII De the principle event IN
Jan Cupid's line this week The we'd
+ ding win occur Wednesday ir tn-
. sfu .ch Of st Clement. and VIII ne
. very lovely affair This young woman
has only recently come 10 III Faso 20
make her home here. but from tht
, rfr~t she has been very popular ana
E Ie- friends are r-Ereting that she mas
not permitted them TO entertain LOT
D her prior TO her wedding day As Lieut.
[ l-lmpert is in the -3rd infantry Mhic"
. is stationed here. the couple viii re-
turn from their honeymoon 10 i've
4 her, for short time. al least
d Nc I.nrarT whose en-
F .-ae-rreut was announced last Week
, viii be the guest Of honor al SeNeiti
parties Mrs = " rant ana AIs- +
T. Rankin. lr-- viii give Tea IN He-
/ honor Wednesday afternoon at the Tea
I rooms on Montana street MIS- VII
( T. owen entertains at luncheon ior
I Miss T.oretZ next saturday ana MISS
( Kat Stoker viii give a party IN hef
/ honor saturday afternoon
I The many personal friends. as well
rs The hundreds Of local theatef
/ patrons who viii readily recall her
( <-s-- york. VIII learn with pleasure
/ that Mrs Frank Scott Frickletcn MISS
I irene Shirley appears with the Audre
I Alden PLAYERS al the Texas Grand TO-
! morrow. in the difficult role OF Mary
/ Tuluer- I'm within the Law
Z Hiss shirley made hsr INITIAL PROBES
P --oraI appearance IN FL Pasp as Lead
D ing woman with -he Glass players 20
/ the Crawford theater three seasons
] a-o and had much TO do IN making
7 that stock ellEaz ll4tl4N one Oh AA-r NUS
/ successful in local amusement hlSlorE-
! Miss shirley witnessed performance
I - Within the Law in the east ana
n also on the Pacific coast with Jane
& Cowl and Marearet Ellington each ih
( the role Of Mary Turner" since when
I her chief desire has been TO portray
! the famous Bayard WELLER character
/ on the stage
& Ole. part. she stated. Il shall make the
r cause OF the wrouged girl my own
3 personal affair and crusade for the
Z letrerment or every working girl in
. I-I Pas. and elsewhere and do not
. plan playing her as creature OF re-
3 Veuge-
After Witnessing performances by
/ Jane Cowl and Hiss Ellington. am CON
] ynced that there are two distinct
I sides 20 Mary Turner and 7 want our
4 audiences to see her IN that light,
( too.
Probably the largest royalty ever
/ paid for the use of the play is being
! paid 10y the mana cement Of the Audra
Alden players for Within the Law.
/ d. is stated
Mrs. ". W Turney looked particu-
! larry attractive Thursday night al the
! Tolfec club dinner-dance. She wore
! most wonderful gown of an exquisite
/ shade of shell pink with a silver dra-
/ perry arranged over the bodice and
Z part Of the skirt u is one Of the
prettiest gowns that have appeared this
! season
/ Mrs ". =. Bailey. whose send birth
! day anniversary occurs today. is a very
skilful person with her needle I'm the
! Women-s Achievement department Of
! the international Soil Products expo
| sitiou she has ON exhibition n number
! Of pieces Of needlework that are beau
! TRULY made. Among her entries are
/ six linen handkerchiefs. SIX tatting
! doilies. which are mounted attractively
: on a large blue paper. and several
I pieces of tattinE edging Mrs Bailey
{ is one OF the oldest. if not the oldest
( woman. exhibiting fine needlework-
/ Club women have the opportunity OF
I competing for two medals this year,
Z M the annual convention OF the Texas
. Federation OF Woman's clubs. which
/ viii meet in sherman. Texas. from Nov
I - To L. For the best short story there
! is the Mrs Henry p. Fall medal and for
I the best poem. the Mrs G NJ Hughes
| rnalaI Thasa medals are TO remain