El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-20
EQUAL FRANCHISE LEAGUE GIVES
ENTERTAINMENT, ILLUSTRATING
SONGS WITH LIVING PICTURES
BY RUTH MONRO AUGUR.
BY RUTH MONRO AUGUR.

Mrs George Drummer and her little
( daughter. Bessie Drummer. posed for the
| song. Mother" Mrs. Drummer was
| seated with her little girl at her knee,
| looking at a picture book.
Mrs. :. J. Fenneu represented
! Dixie" She impersOnated an old
I negress from the cotton fields. peeling
Little Betty Alice Linde made very
I cunning Yankee Doodle" She was
/ seated upon little rocking horse. way
ing q flag.
Mrs. Ernest Claussen made a very
/ pleasing picture, representing The
Girl I Left Behind Me"
Mrs Louis +. Lay posed for the The
star Spangled Banner She wore a
Grecian robe, draped with the national
cOlors- The audience stood while the
national anthem was played as the pic
ture was posed
Mark Greene as America, Pm Strong
For You" posed in a boy scouts cos
tune, standing at attention with flag
in his hand
Suffering America" was posed in
two parts. In the first Mrs :. :. Baker,
her small son. Seldom Baker. and Helen
Shea formed the group representing the
mother at home teaching her children
The second part picture showed 4 street
bum with the vote. Miss E Day acted
this part
Helen Sherry. What's Ny Age and
AT The Beach"
DR.. Corrinne Mccarthy gave an i'm
PRESERVATION OF a little child and also
Of an aged woman. Her encore was
Little Trouble Man"
Mrs. ". s. Tilton read an amusing
paper Of her own composition on
suffrage.
Tea was served at the close Of the
program. The tea table was beautiful
" decorated A color scheme of red.
white and blue was carried out 4
large bunch Of red. white and blue
y. ~
Ribbons of the same color were across
the table Silver bon bon dishes filled
with red and white candies were used
The tea service was q beautiful shade
of red china inlaid with silver Mrs
Horace a. Lay poured tea Mrs. L. I.
KILLER was chairman Of the social com
mittee in charge. She was assisted by
Mrs o. A Critchett. Miss Grace Viz
GINA Logan, Miss Evelyn Logan. MIS-
II. A Taylor and Mrs. George Clements.
The annual demonstration OF the ply
steal ira ming department OF the Young
Women's Christian association will be
given next Tuesday night al the down
town rooms OF the association \ very
interesting program has been ar
ranged. which will be presented under
the direction of Miss Hazel E Billet,
the physical training teacher The
demonstration is open, without admis-
sion fee to all interested in the work
of the association A picnic on the
mesa will be given Saturday evening.
April 2s. by the gymnasium classes. as
the closing frolic of the years work
Miss Anne Brady is in charge Of the
arrangements. The committee IS COM
posed Of members Of the business
women's class and consists OF Misses
Della Kiefer, Eva Stapletou. Frieda
Rheinheimer, Vera Hunt, Mary Burns
and Mrs s. H Moore
Mrs " Z Butterbauzh and Mrs. W
H Kessler entertained the women's
missionary society OF the Asbury
Methodist church. Thursday afternoon,
at the home Of Mrs. Butterbaugh on
Montana street The scripture lesson
was read BY Mrs H T Wichman. A
social hour followed in which a word
hunting contest was an enjoyable feat
ure. Mrs. W N Harshman gave sew