El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-05
THATITLS TO BE REPEATED; BEAUTIFUL
TABLEAUX AND SOME EXCELLENT MUSIC
By DOROTHY B. Johnston.


, Elizabeth Diesel, Billie Diesel, Norma
Heffer. Norman Walker. Jr-, Lou KEN
nedy, Demphiua Van Corp, Forrest
Mosson. Burk EIlus, Ruth North Be
I atrice Simpson, Charles Preston PICK
ett Laura Louise LeBarOnr Alce
Myles Arnold. Billie hay ser y Elnla
] N. RYAN, LOise Hirsh. Margaret Bryce
Mary Elizabeth Harper. julius Bell,
Anette Shipley. James Pelham, James
MARI, Mack Crawford, Bessie May
field. Louise Moore, Kenneth 1chefl-
zie, Alfred Hughes, Richard Semple,
John Dan BOurland. Louis Ruby, cut
ter Grain, Virginia Smith, uana La
ney. Marian Garner. Julia North,
Katherine Payne Harris Florence lie
Baron, Frances Holt Mary virginia
HOman. Mary Elizabeth Bailey, Fran
ces Turner, Elizabeth Kerr. Marie
Keltner. Dorothy Bedford. Lois Ken
needy. Catherine Corbin, Marie Wilder,
Virginia Lee, Louise Hendricks and
Marjorie Hendricks
Miss Karma Dean and Mrs. Lee
Hebberd directed the children
Then came an appealing ten minute
address from Zach Lamar Cobb,
whose theme furthered the insplra-
ton Of the event-"the boy over
there" Ten Of the little dancing
sprites gave the Highland fling on
the porch. which had been trans
ferred into an effective diaS with
PAINS anu MASSES "a A-A'
apple blOssOme- Then came the movie
show. with films for both adults ana
children "a comic, OF course, 10 de-
light the la-ter-) An informal climax,
with members Of the uklele and glee
clubs gathering about the porch Tor
Aloha" brought the brilliant even
inE'S performance to close, though
the band continued its patriotic and
lively airs until midnight
The wonderful management OF Mrs
John l. Dyer. president of the Aid so
ciety, was commented upon from all
sides Not only was TINS Hhf-rInlns
matrOn everywhere directing ana en-
COuraEinE. but for time she took
her place on police duty at one cor
uer of the street, for u men VINO had
been promised. failed 10 appear L n
daunted, Mrs Dyer directed the auto
mobile procession, i've deep lot
awhile and cleared out the maize
quite as efficiently as the hlue-un1-
formed officers. There is evidently no
limit to Mrs. Dyer'S capabilities the
bit of Hawaii suggested by the uulcet
uklele music was also a worthy feat
ure- with a bevy of our lOvelleSt girls
playing in unison I1eF were MISS
Marion Howe Miss Burlran Orud9Tll'
Miss AlZiua OrndorI1- Miss hatEer-
inc Dick Miss Mary MaEOff1u. Miss
beatrice MarkEraff. Miss Marian CAL /
nan. Miss Frances Oppenhelmer, MSS :
Dorothy NouertsOn and Miss Mary :
The flower girls. all I'm white. with .
their tresses Wrearhed i'm dainty bios ]
SONS. were taken from Mrs r. B. F.
Durkee's Beta Philathea sunday f.
school class Of the First Presbyterian .
church. and mum bered Ruth Walker, I
CAPTAIN Of the flower girls, Margaret i
Hanson. Elizabeth huhlman- Helen /
De Peu. Ruth Dewey. Gussie Gore .
Carrie Adams. Virginia Cooper, Beth /
WaIdron. Margaret Lewis. Dora /
Grothe. Lii Sart0rious. Thelua Span I
ELI. Nargie Grage and others Mrs. 4
Milton A Warner was in charge OF /
the flower booth. assisted by the I
Young girls and the following .
marrons- Mrs. H B. burke, Mrs e. /
a Graham and Mrs. Frank P Jones ]
The various booths were IN charge I
OF the following groups. whose uuLleS 4
will conclude with toniEht's fete-
Mrs. James A Dick cake booth; as
sistznts. Mrs. c. L Pelham. Mrs /
Webb Hsden. Mrs E a. shelton, MIS- .
Charles i. Overstreet and Mrs 4 W
Mrs H. N. Patterson, ice cream as /
sisted by Mrs c. W WllcoNs Mrs
Christine GarlicF, Mrs. Joseph Knox, /
Mrs c.. /. Worden. Mrs H. hayes
Watson. Mrs. Ed Malcolm and Mrs
Kate Fink
Mrs. =. P. Rankin in charge OF the
lemonade and soda water booth, as
sisted by Mrs W. c. Raums Misses
Mary Dewey. Ruth Rewey. Frances
Oppenheiuer. Dorothy Nollertsen ana
Mrs. Joseph H. Huxthal. the sand .
witch and ice tea booth, assisted by .
Misses Mary Gates Redmond Emily ]
Kemp. Clara Fink, Sarah Bridgers, .
EstelIe Berrien. Misses Margaret F.
Getting. Elizabeth Stevens. Mrs Ed I
ward Hitchcock. Mrs. Burt OrndOrff. f.
Mrs. VIII T. owen and Bess Murtle ]
Mrs. J. C. Barada, candy.
Mrs Milton A. Warner. flower I
booth assisted by Mrs r. B Durkee, /
Mrs. G.. A. Graham. Miss Lula Prefer ]
and Mrs. W. P B McSain-
Mrs. j. A Pickett, the children. as
sisted by Mrs. r C. Semple, MIS- I
Charles L OveTstreet. Mrs IL H. I
smith. Mrs. ". Van Long, and Mrs. I
J. II. Harper
Mrs r. P. Mosson. decorations; Mrs. /
T. A Pickett. Mrs W l. Gaines, Mrs {
W Z. Tooley. Mrs. 7. o. Crockett Mrs. ]
W D. Howe Mrs. N. 4 Warner, Mrs ]
". Van Long. Mrs f. p. Rankin. Mrs. ]
James A. Dick, Mrs. Roach, Mrs III /
Publicity. Mrs. George p LeBaron; !
Mrs. C. L Overstreet. Mrs Howard /
Ware and Mrs Kate Fink
Mrs William HOgarth is ably see
ing 10 all the refreshmenr commit I
tees-an important end Of the |
The proceeds Of the fete will be I
kept as an emergency fund 10 dis ]
De1se TO the Red Cross, Belgian re /
lief and TO soldiers families as the ]
call comes
Mrs. W. W Turney as hostess IS /
unsurpassed, and is doing every pos
sible thing to assist ne women IN I
charge 10 make the " o evenings