El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-05

out for a little while into another
world. The motion picture is the first
great art which has been brought to
the door OF the working man The
other arts have been confined in their
ministration to certain social groups.
Mrs Earl Phillips was hostess to
Circle T Of the Aid society OF the
First NJ Z. church on Thursday af-
ternOOn at her home on La Luz street
Mrs. II. D. Johnson presided Mrs.
Chas- Foutz was elected chairman Of
the flower committee. Various fancy
articles were donated by the mem
bers for the May Sale. After the
transaction OF business there was a
social hour, during which a delight
full musical program was rendered on
the Nictrola. Mrs. George r. Mills,
who viii soon leave for China, was
the guest of honor.
The rooms were decorated in pink
and white sweet peas, ferns, roses
and honeysuckle. The color scheme
of pink and white was carried out
IN the ice course. which was daintily
served at the close of the afternoon
by Misses V. MarjOry and Mona FOutz.
Roberta Edmonds and Helen Louise
Phillips. Little Miss Phillips pleased
the guests with a recitation entitled,
'The Dead DOLL
Those present were Mesdames H D.
Johnson, +. NJ Pratt, ". H Birken-
field, V. C. Harlan. H P. Demand.
Charles FOutz, H S. Elayer, W. A
Pollard, Jon N. Jackson, Frank L
OBrien, :. N Hyten. c A Perkins
;. y Matson, David Cathcart. George
Mills. c. NJ Wilcher, r A Edmonds
and Miss Nan Pierson-
X \
The vaudeville given by the Bust
ness Woman's club Friday evening AZ
Morehead school made a hit The Step
NTh a
took the part of boys, was amusing
Miss Nettie Rowland as the star.
was very pretty and clever. Mrs.
Florine Miller took the part Of a doc
tor and was most amusing. Miss Edna
Harmon took the part of a young
reporter. Miss L N. Deyo was the
stenographer.
a tumblng team composed Of Is
boys from the Junior Y. N c. A did
professional stunts
The interpretive dances OF Miss
Marion Calnan and Miss Dorothy Vol
lersten in costume were given with
grace.
Louis ]. Coggeshalrs voice was
heard TO advantage He responded
to an encore
A chorus composed Of Misses Net
tie Louise Rowland, Vivian Sheay, Des-
sic Hinkle, Irene Stewart, Erin Mid
dleton, Helen Sampson, Helen Noyes,
Marguerite Iverson, Estelie Heger
and Anne Elizabeth Rue sang Smile,
Smile, Smile" Half Of the girls were
dressed as Boy Scouts and half as Red
Cross nurses.
As Mrs. Carl Lee Smith will not be
in the city all summer, she has found
it impossible to serve as president OF
the Housewives league, to which po-
sition she was elected Friday. Mrs
David Holguin. first vice president.
will call a meeting the latter part OF
the week to elect a successor to Mrs.
Smith. At a second meeting on Fri
day afternoon OF the new organiza-
ton, committee appointments were
completed. Following are the COM
mittees, the chairman Of which have
only been named in some cases: Mrs
r J. Tighe, membership; Mrs. W. L.
Crockett, finance; Mrs. Margaret
Olive Jordan. publicity; Mrs. George
Briggs, to organize junior league
among the high school girls; Mrs
Evelyn L. Logan. home gardening, ana
Miss Grace V. Logan on perfecting
organization Miss Grace
Logan's committee comprises MIS-.
Martin Zielonka. Mrs. R Burt Orn-
dorff. Mrs James H Hurxthal and
Mrs. William Wallace This COM
mittee will assist the other commit
tee chairmen and officers in the work
of crystalizing the executive body OF
the league.