El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-25

A JOLLY minstrel show was given
"a Tuesday night by Manchester
4 - Grove. WoOdmen Circle, IN the
Knights of Pythias hall The entertain
ment was the same that the members
cave during midsummer Tor the enter
iainment OF the convalescent soldiers OF
the base hospital at Fort Bliss. The
minstrel performers were Mesdames
John Figuira. G. y. HOlford. Frank Mill
Ter. Ruby Van Nattan. !. H. Allison,
Fannie Hefrin and Dr. Ida f. Bishop,
Misses Mai Harris Lois Shaw. Mabellc
Cunningham. Kathleen Allison. Mar
guerite Duggan. Jeanette Hudipoe-
Alessrs- Grover Cunningham lom bono
hue. Harry Bovington. Roy Marsh. A
Mercy and K Kelly Miss Nelma Chen
oweth PLAYED the piano accompaniment
Tor all the singing and dancing. The
program opened with a chorus. swan
nee River X Kelly sang They Call
Il Dixie Land" Miss Lois Shaw gave
a song and dance number Tom DOno-
hue sang PRAY for the Lights TO TO
Out" The chorus sang NY Old Ken
tuckv Home Little Ethel Atkinson
and Walter Atkinson gave fancy
dance. A THO. consisting OF Miss MAJ
Harris. Grover Cunningham and n
Kelly. sang simple Melody. 4 med
lev Of songs were given by quartet,
romno-ed Of Grover Cunningham. n
Kelly. Rov Marsh and Tom Donohue.
The chorus sang Bill Bailey and the
program closed with the singing OF
America Following these dancing
was enjoyed for the remainder o. the
evening. The affair was very well at
tended and was a decided Success MS
Julia \. Sharp. district manager OF the
Woodmen Circle for New Mexico and
West Texas and Mrs. G. y. Holford'
were in charue of the affair.
The woman's guild OF the church OF
St Clement held n business meeting
= Tuesday afternoon in the parish house
Plans We're begun for 2 Christmas
bazaar To be held early I'm December
Committees were appointed 20 pc IN
charge OF the various parts OF the
: bazaar work Mrs IL w BroadduS Will
re chairman OF the oyster supper On
this committees are Mesdames Wlnches-
ter Cooley. r Emmett Hines. Walter
E Arnold. Mason Pollard. Tom New
man VIII T. Race. J. \ Raw lngS. -
3 watson. Waters Davis and W T.
Ray Mrs f 4. Searle Is the chairman
of the fancy work committee her
assistants are Mesdames Clarence PICK
reII VIII : CrOmEie T r HasSam and
James / Mari Mrs z G. adams VIII
be the chairman OF the apron commit
tee and her assistant VIII be Ms Nal
colin H MacCallum- Mrs W NJ
Laughlin is chairman OF the doll booth
Darhyshire. Miss Elizabeth Stevens and
Miss Irene Iaughliu- The candy booth
viii be under the charge OF Mrs James
Vance Her committee members are
Mrs Emmett Hines and Mrs O. H
Iadd. Mrs Z s Stewart viii be in
charge of the parcels post window
assisted lrv Mesdames Henry : Beach,
Henry Pfaff. J. L Collins. " alter H.
Neill and L r. Tucker Mrs Hugh :.
Wise viii nave the booth for babies
wearing apparel and her assistants
viii be Mesdames W n. Wise and l.
c. Witherspoou- Following the business
was an informal social time with Mrs
Horace W Broaddus and Mrs ~. NJ
Lyman as hostesses-
An afternoon tea. FOR the benefit OF
the work OF the travellers aid AT
the union station Was given Tuesday
afternoon by tine womens missionary
society Of Trinity Methodist church,
i'm the basement Of the church thrys-
authemums decorated the rooms at
tractivelv and Halloween symbols were
everywhere The hostesses of the ar
ternOon were Mesdames r. l. Daniel,
4 j. Cox +. q. Perry l. J. Trotti,
man. A. N Gramhiing. O. T. race,
W r A1ckenna. T.. NJ smith T. L
Query. g. /. Jones and Frank Terrell
Miss Elya sly. secretary OF The Young
MOmen-S Christian association gave an
Interesting talk on the work OF the
Travellers aid in its world wide help
fulness 10 travelling women, girls ana
children. Mrs. VIII T. owen and Mrs
A. l. Cox sang. Mrs Barney Hughes
played piano solos and Mrs T. y Cor
riugton recIted number or pleasing
elections Refreshments were served
during the afternoon There were about
100 women present
The III Paso Equal Franchise league
VIII meet Thursday afternoon al
O'Clock al room 622 Mills building Mrs.
Horace A. Lay viii lead the discussion
Of an article on The Christian IN Poll
tics by Dr. Charles Edward jefferson,
Of the Broadway tabernacle. which re-
Gently appeared iu a current magazine.
Miss A Louise Dietrich viii lead the
discussion OF an article. Nv oman 8 In
terest i'm The Affairs Of the Day by
presidential candidate Charles T.
Hughes The league Will hold SUI
frage rally on the evening of October
30 at o'clock in the First Christian
church. The speakers VIII boz Richard
F. Burgess and John Fielding. jr- An
article on suffrage, written b- judge
Leigh Clark, viii be- read 10y Mrs :. J.
FeuueL j. u Evans viii play musi-
cal selections and Mrs Wilman T. Ad-
ans VIII play violin solo Mrs James
W Furlow VIII sing. The meeting is
open 10 the public.
4 Halloween party viii be- given Fri
dav night bv circle number three OF
the aid society OF the Fir-. Methodist {
AAltl HAAf al tliF hAAtAiNN iis'AA Il NftN-
gram of music and games VIII be pre-
sented One OF the bands with the
Pennsylvania national guard viii play
and quartet numbers viii be GIVEN by
the Pennsylvania eUardsmen. Mrs Dan
Tel II. Core viii sing. Mrs. \ +. knud-
son Is the chairman OF the program.
Mrs. W RAIDER is chairman OF the re-
freshments. Mrs. 4. \. Jones Is the /
general chairman
Mrs Joe Carpenter viii be the hostess
for the meeting of the MissiOnary so
ciety Of the First Methodist church OF :
Thursday afternoon. al her home. 115 I
East Rio Grande street The meeting &
viii begin promptly at o'clock and 2
viii adjourn ~ o'clock 70 enable the 4
members 20 attend the meeting OF the q
Missionary union. which VIII 5c held al [