El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-26
FraternaL Orders Will Aid
In Fall Programs for Troops

fthe means Of making the affair one
I long TO be remembered said charm an
IC. n. Bassett Everything from the
country store, under the direction OF
Herman Andreas, where you VIII be
able to buy your winter supply OF
gaIluses and other contrivances down
20 the Hawaiian house with the Wlcki-
Wacki girl In charge OF Mrs. W L.
Brown. has been designed primarily
and ultimately for the connection Of
unadulterated fun and incidentally to
raise the very necessary funds 10
make good Americas promise,
through the Red Cross organization.
10 the boys who have gone and are
going. that the folks left behind will
keep the home fires burning"
With the request that IL be expend-
cd locally, Harmony chapter pa, Or
der Of the Eastern Star. has turned
over S3255 to the FL Paso chapter OF
the Red Cross. This is the second
contribution made by the chapter.
supplies valued at s2S5 have been con-
tributed 10 the hospital relief work
or the Red Cross. according TO the re-
port made 10 the chapter by Mrs.
Donna Klugel. chairman Of the hos
pital relief committee. The FL Paso
chapter OF the Red Cross has con-
trlbuted garments, sleeping caps,
flowers, grape Juice and funds 10 pro-
vide motion pictures TO the hospital
base hospital at Fort Bliss have been
given automobile rides each week
Cars were furnished by the First
Presbyterian church, First Christian
Methodist church. Blackwell Candy
company, H D. Camp and Mrs. r. b
OrndOrff. Band concerts are given
thrice weekly, and personal visits are
made constantly
The first OF the entertainments TO
be given for the soldiers. under the
newly appointed recreation chairman
Of the chamber OF commerce. Mrs.
Donna Klugel, is scheduled for to-
night in the tabernacle OF the 34th
infantry. at the army post. Col. E. A.
Lewis has extended the courtesy OF
the 34th infantry band for the pro-
gram Other added attractions include
Miss Margaret Hines in readings; Pvt.
r stanton, in solos. Misses Nina
Locke and Blanche Cornwall. in a
dance duet; Eileen KlugeI and Lois
Shaw. who are to sing a duo number.
followed by solos. Florence Cathcart.
in q reading; Justine Seyd. IN songs:
little Reva Ruth Reyes, in musical
and dance number Nina Locke. in
a special dance Interpretation: Bar
bara Gosline, a recitation. and Blanche
Cornwall in a classical nymph dance.
Madame May LOeser Will again nre-
side at the piano for the songs. with
dance accomplishments.
Monday afternoon, Oct I. at $50
o'clock, Dr.. B. F. Jenness will start
another first aid class IN Temple Mt
sinai Now that the summer vacation
Is over and everybody has returned 10
town. fall activities are 10 commence
in earnest, and any number OF well
known people are registering for the
Red Cross classes with patriotic ar
dor Many who have taken their ex-
aminations may be made either
through Dr. Jenness or at the office OF
DIT. W L Brown, in the Rotterdam
ner building. Those interested are
asked 10 come to the first lesson on
oct. 1.
The women Of Lupin Review No. S.
Women's Benefit association OF the
are having a social Friday
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock, in Eagles Z
hall, with 500 and bunco TO furnish I
entertainment.
The Western Rebecca lodge No. 1gI .
VIII initiate four candidates at Thurs /
day nights meeting Refreshments I
viii be served and a social time en-
joyed-