El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-29


that the cabaret will be staged-four
I shows a night with change IN the
personnel of the bill Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Mrs. II. II. stark, chair
man of the cabaret committee, aug
mented by Mrs. W r Brown, Mrs T.
$ Stewart, Mrs. Charles y. Bassett,
Mrs J. W. LOrentzen and Mrs Horace
B. Stevens, jr-, have arranged Tor a
special matinee Saturday afternoon
Tor the children. Songs and dances
by good looking men and women, en-
costume, viii be featured and Il
pretty senoritas and dashInE ca bale
rOs, from FL Paso's best known Next
can residents are TO do beWltchlng
dances and songs There Will also De
several talented soldiers from Fort
Bliss in specialties.
Miss Nellie May Bowen, Miss Paul
inc Bryan, Miss Emily Kemp, Miss
Vera Grouse. Miss Lucille Harlan, Miss
Sarah Bridgers, Miss Marian Howe
and Miss Lydia Happier are among the
Honolulu maidens who viii charm
with their dulcet melodies Of the trOp-
ical islands. softly sung TO the accom-
paniment Of ukeleles and small banjos.
The Hawaiian village, which Mrs W.
7. Browns mastery hand is direct
ing. is TO be set amid tall cocoanut
trees. with punches of red bananas and
pineapples in evidence. The leis VIII
form bright cOlOriug about the necks
of the girls, as they wander over the
lanai.
DR.. c. c. Young is daily directing
his people for the Russian tent-each
TO be CARRIED in some Russian national
costume-AIrs Josephine Nations
AIorfit. Miss Sarah Bridgers. Misses
Burtram and AlZind OrndOr1f, Miss
Nellie May Bowen. Miss Josephine
Norfit. Miss Bessie Nations, Miss Dor
othy Nollertseu. Miss Marian Calnan,
Miss Mary Caples, Miss Helen Read
ing. Miss Frances Oppenheimer, Miss
Katherine Nichols. Miss Babs Corco-
ran. Miss Lillian Harms, Miss Helen
O'Shea, George JarOsZelviczi Charles
CZarneski, William karpowicz and Vi
E KOenig. They are to serve tea from
rare old samOvars. Misses Marian
Calnan, Dorothy NOllertsen and FRAN
ces Oppenheimer, with Messrs. Vastly
karpOvitch, George JarosheWltcz and
Charles CZarneski Will do Russian
Cossack dances. and all will sing Rus
sian songs. accompanied by Dr. Young
and Miss O'Shea on accordions- Miss
Nichols Will sing several Russian
The float. being made by Ray Nc
ClintOck. will be draped by the cost .
lest Russian rugs in America
King Merriment will reign IN the
dancing pavilion, 10 be set apart on Z
Franklin street. and made gay with
bunting and twinkling incancescents- /
Mrs. Robert ". McAfee and Mrs.
Charles Davis, who are in charge Of /
the street dancing, have decided upon 4
10 cents a dance, per couple, with I
good music and a good floor Each I
evening at o'clock there VIII be I
competitive dancing, judged by a sec 4
ret committee. The prizes VIII be I
orders on the White House. Among ]
those who are to assist Mrs. McAtee /
and Mrs. Davis are Mrs Maury Kemp, /
Mrs. L. G. Witherspoon. Mrs Charles
Pomeroy, Mrs. VIII MARI, Mrs. Robert
7. Reaney, Mrs. r. G. Semple- Mrs
George LeBaron. Mrs. ". F. Arnold, ]
Mrs. F. c Searle. Mrs Ralph LOOMS,
Mrs. Y T. Ware, Mrs Howard T.
Ware, Miss Alma Jones, Mrs w D. /
Wise, Mrs. James L Mari. Mrs W r
Jameson, Mrs. Robert Mozart, Mrs
r. " Dudley, Mrs. Alfred F. Kerr.
Mrs. Claiborne Adams, Mrs Win !
chester Cooley, Mrs. Robert l. HOln- ]
day. Mrs. H. s Potter, Mrs Henry I
). Beach and others.
The Housewives league is TO carry /
out Mrs Wigs Of the Cabbage +
Patch" in their allotted plot OF space. I
and all the members will wear their ]
Hoover costumes. Miss Rosemary Pei /
ham will be Mrs. Wiggs-Miss Hazy
hasn't been given away, as yet
The doll shop personnel has already
been given out-Mrs. Herman Andreas
and Mrs. J. N. Ridley in charge. S.
sisted by Mrs. W X Ramsey, Mrs
Frank Murchison. Mrs. Allen Rodes,
Mrs. ". G.. Wall Miss Mary Gates
Valerie Lorig. Miss Estelle Berrien,
Miss Alice Myles. Miss Mary White,
Miss Nellie May Bowen and Mss Ag-
mes Stawart.
Mrs. Frank Coles and her committee
for the flower booth, are most enthus-
iastically enveloped in future plans
1t may be that they, too, viii Hoover
lie and make vegetables and fruits
their principal display. The pergola
has been relegated 10 the background,
to meet the required uniformity Of all
the booths. 4 rose garden has been
placed at their disposal. and sturdy
plants vii be sold for the cause. As
sisting Mrs. Coles will be Mrs. Frank
Spence. Mrs. ". ". Turney, Mrs. Nil
ton Graves. Mrs. Clarence Pickrell.
Mrs Charles B. Stevens, Mrs Burt
Orndorff. Mrs r. E. Thomason. Mrs
James L. Mari. Mrs. J. A Rawlings,
Mrs. VI. A Warner, Mrs. F. W Nor
ton, Mrs. James NJ GOggin. Mrs La
mar Davis, Mrs George LeBaron. Mrs
John L Dyer. Mrs. Otis c. Coles, Miss