El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-26

] Walthall Mrs. Z. c. Wade, IT., Mrs
I L r. Stablein, Miss Airline Moore anC
I Mrs. Webb Haden. Beautiful decora-
lions have transformed the parlors
| into a Observation-Disclosures scene. with
corn, pumpkins, fruits and other APP
prOpriate suggestions. Among the
I program stunts. which opens with a
grand march, with the children In
fancy dress or masked, are
A FREELY dance. by u little girls.
Piano duet, when the Lights Are
Low" Adelaide Overstreet and Mary
/ Elizabeth Pelham
Song, sleepy Head" by ten little
girls and one little boy; James Pei
ham, as SLEEPY Head Anne Semple
Esther CalvertPickett, Mary Elizabeth
Harper, Forest MossOn, Edith Ann
Walthau, Elizabeth Ramey, Catherine
CorcOran and Florence Crosheider.
Song. Birds and Squirrels" by lit
Piano solo. robin Good Fellow" by
Laura Louise Mosson-
Song. Funny Little Fellow" sung
by Miss Barbara Worcester, assisted
by eight little boys-the runny little
men-"Funny Little Fellow" Charles
Preston Pickett; Little Fellow with
a Cane" Robert william McAfee; a
Big Fat Man" Frank Harper; "A Eel
low with a Title TO His Name Rich
ard Demple; a Frenchman Gay;
James Partridge Mari; an English
man. Hugo Knoblock; "A Dutchman. %
James Pelham; An Irishman," VIII
Plano solo. '-Thistledown." twostep.
by Irene Johnson
Dance Of a Fairy" by Esther CAL
Song. Little Cock Sparrow" Forest
Duet q Love You in the same Old
Way" Ethel Irene Howe and Walter
song. 4 once Had a Sweet Little
Doll, Dear" Adelaide OversIeet
Eukelele club, selections.
Aileen Moore and Mrs. L R Stab
lein will accompany.
including coffee. sandwiches, pump
kin pie and other good things. none Of
which viii cost over five cents.
George H Clements. IN charge OF
this district as conserYator OF 1000.
Is backing Herbert c. Hoover. ma
tional food administrator. in pledge
week" when. from Sunday. Oct %,
to the following Sunday night which
ends Nov. 4, 22,OOO.000 Of the nations
women and heads OF families viii be
asked through a systematic canvas to
sign up" on the new pledge cards, for
the saving OF food for the soldiers IN
the fighting lines. The saving OF food
is more vital than saving money, and
the housewives Of the country have
hands" says the big food chief The
new cards do not require postage, the
government frank carrying IL free TO
washington. Mr.. Clements has ap-
pointed Mrs Charles B. Stevens and
Mrs. S. H Sutherland from the Won
ans club; Mrs. o. A. Critchett from
the Equal Franchise League; Mrs. 5.
J. Fennell, Of the City Federation;
Mrs. r J. Tighe. OF the Housewives 4
league, and Mrs. William Wallace, OF /
l. z-H-
Its OF rs, TO assist IN getting hundreds I
Of women from the various organiza- I
tons enlisted IN distributing and col !
Letting the pledges
Mrs. Sarah Lindsay. Of St Louis,
board Of the southwest, will address
he Altura Presbyterian church Fri
lay afternoon ae 2.30 o'clock; the East
q Paso church. sunday at 5 p. m, and
he First PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTIAN tan, En-
ieavor, Sunday evening at O'CLOCK
Mrs. Lindsay will be given a recep-
ion, following Saturday afternoons
Meeting Of the WOmen's Missionary
society OF the First Presbyterian
,hurch. planned especially TO welcome
prominent church worker.
Owing 10 the non arrival o. the film,
here viii be no chlidren's matineei
Il the GdEAEu On oAAAA uagr AA- AAAH
isual Saturday picture viii be shown
IN November 3-"The Bottle Imp"
IRIS. F ". Norton, Mrs. Branch
,raige, Mrs. J. W. Tappan and Miss
olga Tafel, Of the College Woman'sI
Tub who are on the committee OF {
he better films movement for the
hlldren, are extremely careful in {
hoosing picturizations that entertain :
he juveniles, at the same time OF IN
fashionable morale.