El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-21

20 intent on making the Festival OF
y the Allies a master success-so-
.,.1r,- zrtistfcaIIy and financially
are the matrons and younger girls or
the city. that most things, other than
tend toward the completion Of heauu-
fr1 booths and floats at minimum
cost have come to 3 dead standstin
There viii be very few gayeties or big
csub PROGRAMS until after the big Red
Cross carnival shall have sung Its
swan song
one thing the festival does-there
are as many groups meeting quite in
ro--,-r1,- for either luncheon or tea
- confer over details OF their respec-
ff,-e assignments as there are cOLeIles
9nnofnted 10 carry out ideas. And this
makes for about all t-.al may De an
rfcfnated for the next ten DAYS
50 while everybody Is plunging into
r,-enaratfons here 10 get funds TO
make the boys comfortable overseas
--f+h four nights Festival Of the Al
lies. the happy medium TOT 1l " ny.
Measures into gold, there VIII be III
he else doing-orly, perhaps the cir
0fficers Of the 314th cavalry are
contributing q dance for wednesday
night. al the Country club-the same
wives. A. evening session
The Ifllfputian wedding Tor lne
benefit OF Asbury Metnodisl oun9as
school primary is scheduled Tor 4 ~
day night at s o'clock IN Alta vista
Thursday. the day upon which a
vote will be taken in the United states
senate on the Susan b. Antnony
amendments, viii be celebrated here
with rally, now being arranged by
Al ETH-rrr nj
The Tourist club meets Friday Win
Mrs II C. Greer. and the Elks viii
give "A dance in Liberty han Tor the
soldiers. and other church ana c-up
groups viii meet as calendared
Tuesday brings one marriage OF IN
ferest-that Of Ira T. Laughlin ana
Miss Florence Steffes- An early morn
ING nuptial mass viii be celebrated at
s o'clock by the Rev. Fr- G. G. truna'
in St Patrick's cathedral
Not even during the summer months
Of lethargv and fatigue has society
enjoyed less stimulus from RED cross
and other war work rhan the week
lust passed. with the exception OF
the fifth cavalry military mistress
and dance in Liberty hail. Inursday
night. and the University club dinner
dance Of Friday night, which usnefed
in the fall season for this CLUB. lhere
have been but q few small dinner par
lies and some complimentary fare
we'll parties TO the school girls Qe-
r.7rtfng on every train, to vary the
rnonotony- Added TO this one or two
interesting weddings, and the ca-en-
Jar is fairly well covered
The military set was much n cyl
feuce at the Ministries, both THURSDAY
night. and at the hop given the Iol-
lowing night by the officers OF the
fifth cavalry
rr5dav brought the weeks major
.-rivfties. for with the dances at the
country and University clubs. there
-ras added the biggest wedding OF the
,reeE-that Of Miss sarah WardWell
small 10 p. c. Hayes OF Galva- H.
Celebrated at high noon, IN me s-!- lIss
Presbyterian church, many -rlenus
who had known this young woman
when a girl were privileged 10 see
her become a bride
AMONG the organizations meeting
for the first time, following the sum
mer vacation were the Parent-Te
association Of the High scnooL the
newly formed nonparusan league,
wade Hampton chapter. o. D. C., and
the ". C. T. O.
Gradually. the various cups ana
frarernities and units-philanthro nc
s-,-c1rionaI and socfsl-are TAX
ING mp their work for the autumn
swinging into their wonted useIal-
lanes Graham NcNary. just back
from tour Of the warning count ries
N The allies, furnished the motiI Tor
The largest luncheon Of the week. held
Fl the Hotel Paso del Norte today u
was a wonderful homecoming vel
come 10 this prominent FL Pasoan
there being covers for between hun
cred and two hundred ciuzens-botH
women and men
The Pan-hellenic association OF
sorority women had its first get to-
gether" luncheon at the Sheldon, this
noon. and Miss Martha Loman also
presided over smart farewell lunch