El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-04

the EQUAL Franchise league, that rep
resents Portugal, and is proving a
mild, soft drinks. crackers cigarets,
flour. fruits and gum, lard, butter
and most everything under the sun
is to be found on these shelves. placed
conveniently at the gates-and it's
style TO carry home ones packa ges
these days. The force" is doing
land office business. Literally, that's
true. For. through the generosity
of Frank A. Spence. someone Is going
to carry home the deed to a corner
lot on Iowa and Monterey Saturday
night at oclck when little Chris
Allen Martin Officiates al the finale
Mrs Louis Lay is chairman OF this
booth, with Mrs. o. A. Critchett, Mrs
5. J. Fennell, Mrs Greer. Mrs V z
RaggiO and others Of the Franchise
league assisting, in addition 10 scores
Of pretty young girls who entertain
with dancing, songs, etc, ana the
Tri-State Motor band, secured
through Mrs. c. a Sorrells. who
lows:
Little Reba Reyes IN a song ''Iur-
rah for the Sammies.' accompanied
by Anna Douglas Evans.
Katherine Griffith. a fancy dance,
with Miss LaVon Sorrells at the
piano.
Anna Helen Koch. dancing.
Justine Segal solo dance
Miss Mararet Hines. a reading.
Miss Helen Crutcher. a pickaninny
dance. with Anna Baker accompany
ing Cboth in black faces).
Petra Del Hero. Mexican folk
dance, with Concha Trinidad playing
Miss Josephine Kaufman, a dance.
Tri-State band.
Miss Lois Shaw, song and dance
with Miss Sorrells at the piano.
Ukulele girls in Hawaiian melodies.
Portugal is located just opposite
the out door dance pavilion where
King Merriment reigns held captive
during the festival, by Mrs. Robert
W. AcAfee and Mrs. Charles Davis
Dancing meath the canopy Of Heay-
ems blue and twinkling stars, with
Old Glory around One-a perfect floor
and military 6and-no one could asS
more. And those who didn't dance
the light fantastic formed a line Of
spectators. six deep. Mrs Maury
Kemp, Mrs. l. G. WitherspOon. Mrs
Charles Pomeroy. Mrs. VIII Mari
Ms Robert J. Reaney. Mrs. r. c.
Semple, Mrs George LeBarou, Mrs
W E Arnold, Mrs +. c Searle. Mrs
Ralph LOOMS. Mrs Y. Z. Ware. Mrs.
Howard 7. Ware. Miss Alma Jones
Mrs ". D. Wise, Mrs. James l.
Robert Mozart, Mrs. p N. Dudley.
Mrs Alfred F. Kerr, Mrs Claiborne
Adams, Mrs. Winchester Cooley Mrs
Robert L Holiday. Mrs H $ Potter,
Mrs Henry 6 Beach and others are
in turn, lending their support TO the
gay festivity. a different quota being
in evidence each night
Judge Chas- Pollock and r. ".
Page. who outclassed all former con-
ceptOns OF Mary Jane and Buster
Brown, lowered about the hot dogs
booth-Why, the public can only sur
mise Tom COuzens and Joseph H
Hurxthal took advantage OF the stu
alton and used them for an advertise
ment-the judge posing as after
taking and Mr. Page as before"
teatinE dog The hot dogs and
bravo were served by the Robert 7.
Lee chapter women OF the L. D. C.
Mrs. Hurxthal. Judge and Mrs F. F.
Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. b L Farrar.
Mrs. Charles Knoblauch. Mr.. and Mrs.
b n G. Williams Miss Bess Mprtle,
Miss Treasure Hartman and Miss
Hays serving the eats"
In a tiny matched hut. set far up
Fl Paso street. amid tropical palms.
the Hawaiian village is proving
great drawing card, with Miss Nellie
May Bowen. Miss Pauline Bryan Miss
Emily Kemp. Miss Vera Grouse. Miss
Lucille Harlan. Miss Sarah Bridgers,
Miss Marian Howe and Miss Lydia
Happier singing favorite airs OF the
island. 70 the dulcet tones Of ukuleles.
The girls wear leis and appropriate
attire and are making a great hit.
Mrs. ". l. Brown has charge Of the
bewitchy rendezvous.
Tonight the Russian booth will
prove the de luxe attractiOn-not only
because Of the personnel but because
the unfortunate cOnflagration Of the
opening eve that left them without
tent As It was, they bravely met
conditions and had singing and dane
ing as though nothing had happened.
DR.. c. c. Young directs this interest
ing niche OF the big patriotic cele-
hTa tim and his 81 n
tional dress Of the country Mrs
Josephine NatiOns-Morfit, Miss Sarah
Bridgers. Misses Burtram and Alzina
Orndorff, Miss Nellie May Bowen,
Mss Josephine Morilt' MISS Bessie
Nations. Miss Dorothy VOTlertsen,
Miss Marian Calnan. Miss Mary Ca
pies, Miss Helen Reading, Miss Fran
ces Oppenheimer. Miss Katherine
Nichols, Miss Babs COrcOran. Miss
Lillian Harms. Miss Helen O'Shea.
nesh. William Karpowicz and Y. r.
koenig. They are TO serve tea from
rare old samOvars- Misses Marian
Calnan, Dorothy Vollertsen and
Frances Oppenheimer. with Messrs.
vastly kar1Ovitch. George Jaroshe-
witcz and Charles Czarneski viii do
Russian COssack dances. and all will
sing Russian songs. accompanied by
Or. Young and Miss O'Shea on accor-
diOns Miss Nichols will sing several
Russian solos
A lively white elephant sale Is be-
irs conducted by the members Of the
WOman's club, who adhered strictly to
the sacred animal OF Siam in carrying
out details for their effective booth.
where Mrs. Charles 3. Stevens. and
others Of the woman's organization
hold forth. The Siamese twins are
there with their prantics in the per
sons Of Elliott Stevens and Tommy
BOuland-born on the same date and
great pals.
The battleship, big and gray and
powerful to look at, as any L. S. s.
should be. and manned by a crew well
worth taking note or stands at the
entrance OF the grounds. IN a harbor
Of its own, with DR.. and Mrs. B. F.
Jenness in tow On board are Lee
Orndorff. captain, and John Clary. Ed
gar Kayser, Carl Rhineheimer. VIII
liam Follett Billy Wilder. James Mari,
Bobbie McAfee. VIII Ramsey. Otis
Coles, Billy Coles, Clyde league and
John and Raphael Dorman.
Just opposite the dance pavilion
stands the first aid refreshment booth
Of the Red Cross. with all workers
foreign to idleness. so great Is the
demand for sandwiches and coffee and
cold drinks. The eats are ratiOned
from a tent. done in the Red Cross in
sigma and American flags. with a
Red Cross streamer running entirely
across the counter. A surgical case
and dressings, a cot with a Red Cross
registered nurse. Miss A Louise
Dietrich in attendance. are in evil
dence. Mrs B. F. Jenkins is in charge.
with the different units in charge, in
turn
scenes are the delectable bit being
offered by the women Of the First
Presbyterian church. who have Scot
land Gas stoves are attached on the