El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-17
Fl PasOanS Delighted With Play
Presented by School For Girls


love-Mariauna CEuth Eawlines)
wants a LITTLE time TO look hers over
E-helndl (Margaret Neff. and "a
scream rs an ANTICIPATED old maid1
steals her heart away-but the
wOrstel man IS wearing It on his
sleeve. the others go out, obviously
happy that each has won the one man.
soon they discovered his flirtatious
pr0pensIties, arr-ot course he is un-
rlvelled.
Each part was played splendidly
and the cast could be heard from
every corner OF The big auditorium.
The characterizauous were filled as
Mr.. Wooley. the Wo-sted 3Ian. p
doll, an eNpelieut. flirt .-------
-..-....-...----.- Jack Thompson.
Miss Patience WiiOuehby. an in
Eeluous young woman, known as
Imparience. for obvious reasons
--------.-.-.-- -------. Ruth Schwartz
Miss Mariana Jones a summer girl
willing 20 be wOoed Ruth Rawlings
Miss Eaboette Hawkins, anxious 20
be Courtet ---------.--.- Patty Aius1
Miss Jonnette Darlington, a third,
DESTROYS of being won ----------
f 8 rlerlue DICK
MISS susanna barrow @ FOURTH NOT
1VerSe to EaliaurrT- MillI Laski1
Miss Priscilla Middleton. a fifth.
looking for a cavalier Lydia Happier
Miss Prudence Andrews, a sixth.
with her cap set. Eleanor Falc0ner
Miss Erheliuda Dewitt. q seventh.
except in years where she is
easily frs. being quite 81, rOadr
Tor anything ------- Margaret Nett
Sauho Front, Esq . bell boy OF
ebou hue -..--- Charlotte Orusbee
Mss Brown. q typewriter, not
ayerse to lTr. Wooley- Alice Pruett
Mary, the irish maid ---- Nary Bryan
Miss Marion Frances AiaddOcks di-
rectsd the players, and her eff
cheney was ably demonstrated by the
volume Of hearty laughs that We're
registered. and the scenes being pre-
scented without q hitch.
During the intermissions, there
was some excellent dancing. Miss
GeorEina Martin, the physical di-
rector, adding TO her innimltable
artistry as r producer OF classic
Terpsichorean ability" by the charm
and grace Of these added attractions.
Paula krupp. Louise Crawford and
Win fred Woods did a Bluebird dance
that was all happiness and rhythm
one Of the most beautiful exhibitions
ever given in Fl Paso- The lovely
trio wore just the right shade OF blue.
and did actual bird curves as they
danced away 10 the catchy Some
with finish by Miss Margaret
Schuster. at the piano
lfa-eie May AfcNary. En- the High
land fling. also proved a de luxe fea-
ture. the bonnie lassie wearing the
pIaiJs and kilties Of Scotland and an
adorable cap perched on one Side OF
her dear little head
But perhaps the thing that brought
down the house" was the miuuer rs
danced by the children OF the primary
and lower intermediate grades-all
little tots ranging from six to Il
Tho n-HwnE erred
and lowered panniered costumes OF
Colonial days. while an equal num-
Der became c0urtly escorts. fin hand I
souely embroidered, black satin suits
knee breeches and brocaded coats, I
and some IN tri-corn hats.
The personnel included Esther CAL
vert Pickett. Claire Picard. Dixie
-azenby, EIoise SiIversparre. Eliza I
seth Kerr. Elizabeth kuolenberg.
Mary Josephine LVaus. EliZabcrh
Finley. Edith Ann WalthalL Elizabeth
Bamey. Catharine Coles. Elizabeth
hawkins. Bessie Iseyeusou. Laura
lawson, Anita Andreas. Catherine
Palm. Evelyn Jameson. Mary OLGA
Josephine lfcClintoCE. "a
genius with her feet). Louise Wilson. [
Barbara Ainsa, Wilma Carusso, Eloise 3
roEEin, Mary Sisniega, katherine :
Harms and Julie Hawkins
As a result OF the entertainment. !
something like $3.50 viii be added 20 I
the furniture fund for the handsome !
new school which is fast nearing ]
in Austin Terrace The Z
girls are doing a great deal for the
Red Cross, all the pupils Of the inter 7
mediate and upper grades having
organized as Red Cross junior
auxiliary. in addition 10 sewing twice
/ week The intermediate and
younger girls in the upper school are
making many hospital supplies. and
next week the older girls are 10 or
zaniZe for surgical dressings In adj T
liti0n'to all their patriotic work. they
are finding time and energy 20 help
heir school fund.
The girls from room D ushered !