El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-28
By DOROTHY B. JOHNSTON.

ing in FL Paso. Raviola and other
I faVOrite dishes Of the interesting land
/ viii be sold. Mss Pfaff is one Of our
most attractive girls. and viii make a
! beautiful Maria
Rrakauer, York & Moye have con-
] ceived a mighty clever float Tor Ser
via, though il is being kept a secret
This much is certain, IL VIII be one
OF the best on review
The Grecian float and booth Is
causing pleasurable anticipation,
and an expenditure or more than
$z50. The committee who know are
enthusiastic in their appreciation OF
what is being done 10 put this land OF
mythology. ancient and modern, into
the Kaleidoscope picture.
There's to be no end OF HOoverizing-
The Housewives league IS 10 nave a
veritable Mrs. Wigs Of the CABBAGE
Patch" IN the space allotted their
booth. and viii appear III Hoover uni
forms, all attention, at the parade
Mrs. Herman Andreas and Mrs =
II. Ridley are 10 have the don snop-|
dozens and dozens OF 'em, from cosby
Dresdens TO little Rags 1t really
is going TO be = splendid chance TO
shop early for Christmas Mrs.
Andreas and Mrs. Ridley have asked
TO be with them at this attractive
niche. Mrs. v. X Ramsey, MIS- FRANK
MurcnisOn. Mrs. Allen ROdes, Mrs
W. G.. Walz, Miss Mary Gates Red !
mond, Miss Helen StrattOn, Miss
Valerie LOrig, Miss Estelle Berrlens
Miss Alice Alyles. Miss Mary Mhlte, I
Miss Nellie May Bowen and Miss AZ ]
mes Stewart
The flower booth mas already met
with success. Most Of the bulbs they
offered for sale are disposed OF, and
Mrs. Frank Coles and her committee
are most enthusiastically enVelopeu
in future plans. II may be that they, I
too. Will HOoVerIZe. and make VeBe-
tables and fruits their principal as
play. The pergola has been reie8ateu|
TO the back ground, 10 meet the re
ouired uniformity OF all the booths. A
rose garden has been placed at their
and sturdy plants VIII De
sold for the cause. Assisting MIS-
Coles will be Mrs. Frank Spence, Mrs
W. w Turney. Mrs. Milton Graves,
Mrs. Clarence Pickrell, Mrs Cnarles
b. Stevens, Mrs. Burt Orndorfts Mrs
r. L. Thomson, Mrs James i. MARI
Mrs J. A. rawlings MIS- N A W ar
ler, Mrs. +. W Norton, Mrs James
n. Gogsin. Mrs. Lamar Davis, Mrs
George LeBarOn, Mrs. John l. Dyer,
Mrs Otis 9 Coles. Miss BlancheI
Booker and Miss Eleanor Porcher-
The Robert Z Lee chapter, I. u. - ,
loaf is 10 be done BY Mrs. Mary Ross
Niester Betsy Ross descendentls .
md Mrs. Joseph H. HurNthal viii
nave charge Of the booth, having
isked - assist her on the first night
MIS- %. r. AA4AAGAf III > - -A~--3
Yrs. j. E. Bowen. Mrs 3. L F'arrar,
IRIS W. r Franklin. Mrs Eta Cyrus, /
.Irs. C. G. Crews. Mrs y H Allen, I
IRIS. Brady, Mrs. william Caples, Mrs. !
sam Gatlin. Mrs 3. n. G. Williams,
frs. Edward C. Hitchcock, Mrs. Dot {
lie Ware Hill. Miss Mary Frances I
laws. Miss Treasure Hartman, Miss !
Iinette Watson. Mrs. Fred E steven q
on. Miss Thelma Hays, Mrs Dorothy ]
Johnston. Miss Bess Murle. judge j.
Bowen, Col. F. A Lewis. Capt De
Witt c. T. Grubbs. Tom COuzens and
.thers. Hot dogs" and coffee are n
o be disposed Of by them, the D. A :
as having the coffee in their ad- i
dining booth
Portugal. with its exquisite dancers
nd de luxe entertainers. VIII have I
he Equal Franchise league their
realtors. with Mrs. Louis Lay chair
nan. augmented by a large committed
4 women. Crispettes are TO be sold
or the Red Cross
The Spirits Of '16-Martha Wash :
nEton circle. are 10 have a most at
ractive booth, and thus far haven't
ct their plans out Mrs William
Wallace and Mrs. /. T. KILLER are car