El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-25

% Good ship Salvation viii be a real
/ factor-built especially for the
/ occasion and flying the colors Of
/ Uncle sam. The good ship" viii be
in charge OF a company Of ''middies"
I little fellows in sailor uniforms and
/ Uncle Sam" and Miss Columbia"
I in all their glory viii be aboard
/ ship. The program has been ar
/ ranged as IL il were a cruise The
/ tickets. which have been distributed
] generously TO all friends and mem
bers, call for continuous passage
Z on the First Presbyterian steam
ship Salvation" from Happy Hollow
/ to Hallelujah Hill, sailing Sunday
morning. Sept so at $50. accom-
modations for $50 Stops will be
made at Cradle Cliff. the Cradle Roll
departmental Sunbeam siding
the Beginners BriEade-at Rosebud
Retreat Bluebird Bend, Golden Rod
Glen, Mistletoe Meadow and Jubilee
Junction In other words, every de-
partmeut Of the church and sunday
school will be taken on board and
delightful provision made for all who
take the voyage The committees
in charge are " Orking hard and leav-
ing nothing undone to make the day
one long TO be remembered.
An informal church supper VIII be
held Wednesday evening at the First
Presbyterian church. For the past
month these Wednesday evening sup
pers have been a regular affair. be-
coming more popular all the while
The members bring their own supper
the box or basket kind. enough for
two, but there is always enough and
10 spare for those who do not find
IL convenient to bring along a
snack All friends and meE bers OF
the congregation are given a hearty
welcome and, as one was heard 10
remark this is just like a big fam
lily affair" These suppers have given
the members and workers an op-
portunity TO plan their work OF the
church for the fail and winter, have
been in fact, most delightful confer
ences- There is always a brief de-
vOtiOnal period, followed by the con-
ference and social hour. On Wednes-
day night reports will be heard from
the visitors who went out Sunday on
the "Every-Member Social Canvass"
There were more than twenty-five
autos used in the canvass and about
eighty people participated. In the
church and sunday school were found
The Wednesday night supper confer
ence" Will be held at $50.
The second performance in aid OF
the Red Cross. which was to have
been given at the Garden theater, 1920
East Boulevard. last Tuesday night.
but which was delayed by the weather.
is to take place tonight. commencing
with a special moving picture at 1880
There will be vocal solos. dances. reci-
tations. slight Of hand, living pictures
and a patriotic sketch entitled. "a
White Rose" The participants viii
he Nine Annie Girard. under whose
direction the affair is given. Nine.
Nay Loeser. who will contribute
vocal solo and accompany other
musical numbers. Steve Fraser the
original comedy magician" three
young men from ambulance company
No. 10. Walter A Yarbrough. James
T. Smith and ole Jacobsen; Tom Han
son, a Boy Scout; Mrs. Gertrude Heb
ner. Miss Lucille Whltlock, Miss
Eileen KluEeL Newton Bassett. James
Wallwork. Helen Hay. Barbara Cos
line, Elizabeth Swami. Annette Ship
ley. Reva Reyes. Inez and Betty May
FoEg. Clarence Lindsey Stevens.
Blanche Cornwall. Jeanette 1fcKin-
ney. Frances Tucker and Mary Allen
Leslie. Charles 3. StambouEh. who
acts as master OF ceremonies and
stage manager. viii be seen before
long in a strong acting part i'm FER
Torrance TO be given for a patriotic
purpose
The board OF directors OF the
Housewives league. viii meet Thurs
day morning at 9:15 at the home Of
Mrs Horace Broaddus-