El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25
Parents and Teachers Name
School For Mrs. Arlington

HE name OF Arlington was de-
cided by unanimous vote to be
4 given to the old high school
building. where the former Sunset
school pupils are studying this year.
This was decided upon at the meeting
Of the old sunset school Parent-Teach-
ers' association. held Friday afternoon
in the auditorium OF the old high
school building. Mrs. Empress AIRING
ton has been the principal OF the Sun
set school for many years and has en-
deared herself to both the parents and
the scholars for her efficient work
The name OF Arlington for this school
building will be presented by the asso-
citation TO the school board at its next
meeting. The school BOARD had given
Mrs. Arlington the right OF selecting
a name for the school and, at the meet
ing. she proposed the name OF Emer-
son after the famous poet, with whose
theories Of child betterment she ex-
pressed herself as being in warm sym
patty. However. the members OF the
association decided that the school
should be named after Mrs. Arlington
herself and when this was put to the
vote, the decision was unanimous
The meeting of the Parent-T eachers'
association was most interesting, with
a Thanksgiving program given BY the
pupils OF the primary grades OF the
school The first grade children sang
a Carload of Pumpkins Kenneth
Howard recited. Dorothy Coltman and
Teddy Poll recited a clever dialog-
They were dressed in big Puritan hats
and wore the large white collars ana
cuffs that characterized the Puritan
costumes. The little girl carried q
basket in which were jars OF Jelly ana
the little boy carried fagots or WOOD
The class danced folk dances. gave
flag drill and sang Thanksgiving
songs Forrest MOssOn recited The
Pilgrims story" Evelyn FarroW re-
cited "Ted's Story OF Thanksgiving
A Thanksgiving song was given by
first part Of the program Mrs. f. 2.
Outlaw read an interesting paper on
the things for which parents may De
thankful and Miss Milda Connolly OF
the school teaching staff talked on the
things that the teachers were thank
ful for In the short business meeting,
Mrs George Drummer. the president OF
the association. talked on the general
welfare Of the society. Mrs D. =
Stewart. Of the program committee
announced that for the December
meeting the subject would be What
constitutes good times. proper diet anu
proper gifts for children
The Friday Get Together club met
Friday afternoon at the home OF MIS-
A. H Anderson on Hueco street MIS-
F. Clare. Of England. who is the guest
OF Mrs. c. s Sargent, played several
piano selections. At the informal bust
ness meeting held the first part OF the
afternoon Il was decided 70 change the
club to an embroidery club and the
name will be the Get Together En-
broidery club. The afternoon was
pleasantly passed in fancy work Mrs
Anderson's home was attractively dec
Grated with corn shocks and pumpkins
suggestive OF the approaching Thanks
giving season. Later in the afternoon
a salad course was served at the home
OF Mrs. W r. Schultz adjoining Mrs
Anderson. Thanksgiving decorations
were used attractively in Mrs. Schutz'e
home There were present Mesdames
c. N Wilchar. O. J. Allen, c. W ROg-
ers- Mitchell, ]. L Graham. Lynn Reid,
s. c. Sargent. Fred Stevenson. { A.
Perkins. Max H Miller. Harry Kier.
H Mortimer. w r. Schultz r. Clare,
and Miss Hattie Ingram The club will
be entertained next by Mrs. o. J. Allen.
The name OF the Buttinski Crochet
club was changed to the Red Clover
Needlework club at the meeting OF the
club held Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Stewart A. Tulloch. sos Pros
pect avenue. The afternoon was passed
in needlework and light refreshments
were served by the hostess. The club