El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-17
MANY PARTIES ARE ARRANGED FOR THE PLAY FOR
COLLEGE WOMENS BENEFIT FUND FOR FRENCH
ORPHANS. TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT AT HIGH SCHOOL
DnR0THT D. JOHNsTON.

: sons that the girls are able to coin
4 into silver or gold.
I The Ushers are: Marion Haw, Mar
/ gsret Moore. Beatrice 8Iarkgraff.
/ Eathalee Powers. Grace Priest. Rath-
crime Kilburn. Anita Marshall Pearl
4 Pomeroy. Mildred Pew. Isabel Kitch-
I ems. Adela Escajeda, Josephine Esca-
I jeda and Carol Brady.
Among the dancers viii be Ethel
Z Amstater, Katherine Earle, Isabel
/ Pomeroy, Josephine Kaufman. Maria
; RomaEny. Martha EsquiveL La Won
Z sorrells. Eva Stevenson. Pansv Buck
uer. Lillian Corcoran. Jean Gilchrist
and Emmie Wheatlev.
] Eva Crosby and Dorothy Waldron
4 VIII accompany
! AIRS. Nickels has written The
Countess" especially for the occasion
+ The cast includes:
i The Countess d'Artaglan. Lucille Day
4 Firginie --------- Dorothy NOllertsen
: SylFestre Jack Thompson
I Gen. Won Strauss .-- Bernard Krupp
Z First Captain Robert Myers
Second Captain......- Edwin Maxwell
Sce1e-Ihe morning room OF the
chateau d'Artagnan, ABOUT five miles
/ from Nancy, in Lorraine
IIme-NeW Years eve. 1918
La Marseillaise- ..... French Students
The audience is requested TO Join
IN the singing OF The star Spaugled
gram
Preceding the play. the following
program viii be enjoyed:
Piano solo -----.-.----.--Ev Eva Crosby
Ia Mere Michel--..-.F' French Students
Jean ct Jeanette ....----
Margaret Einnon Stevens and Isabel
Pomeroy-
Le Pont dAvignon. French Students
Violin SOLO Dorothy Waldron
Accompanied by Mrs b II. Waldron-
Dance ---------- 5000 -harma Deane
Accompanied by Eva Crosby
La BrabancOme- Ruby Ellison
Accompanied by Nellie May Bowen.
This is Mrs John Nickels. jr s. con
t-lbut0n to the "GOd-parentage" OF
Fl Paso's fast increa sing family Of
little fatherless children. overseas. and
she Is 10 be ably assisted by Mrs
Stevens Mrs. Irene Shirley Frickelton
and II. III Sunderland Mrs Herbert
Field and Mrs. Joseph IL Nealon. OF
the College club. are chief aides-for
theirs is years job IN keeping the
fund growing.
Mrs. Dan T. White. who has attend .
ed 70 the line parties" and Mrs. c. I
A. Hirsch is 10 preside al the punch
bowl others who viii dispense hos.
pitalty are Mrs. r J. Tighe, Mrs. I
James A Dick and Mrs. c. H Leavel 4
1lI- ana MIS- g. H. LeaTeI are TO he F.
with a party OF six-AIr. and Mrs H 4
r. McClintock and Mr. and Mrs John I
Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Dan White have ]
six; Mr. and 3lrs. Maury Kemp have a I
small party: Airs. ". d Green has I
made reservation for six: Mr. and .
Mrs F. H. Beall are 20 also have six: I
M and Mrs Joseph n Sealon viii
have six: Dr.. and Mrs. c. P. Brown .
have four; Hr. and Mrs. A z Sanders /
have reservation for five: Mr. and .
Mrs r 3. Alves have invited four; 8fr. I
and Mrs. F. w Norton VIII also be 4
hosts TO four others: Mr. and Mrs s
r. Sutherland will be with four
friends; Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hayden
are 70 have quite a large personnel
ten; Gr and Mrs. A. j. Morris Cthe
latter newly elected president Of the
College Woman's club are 20 be with
a party Of six; Mr.. and Mrs. D. Y. Fen
messy have retained four seats; Mr..
and Mrs r Il. Cressingham will also n
have rather large party OF ten: Dr. Z
and Mrs J. w Tappan have four: Mr. T
and Mrs O. F. Metz. four: Mrs. Il H
Waldron- six cher daughter Dorothy
is one OF the leads in the drama):
judge and Mrs J. N. Goggin are hav-
ing four; Rev. and Mrs Fuller Swift
and Miss Helen Hubbard Swift VIII at
tend; Mr. and Mrs l. II. Tucker have