El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-04
THURSDAY EVENINGS SESSIONS OF FESTIVAL OF
THE ALLIES; BOOTHS ALL WELL .PATRONIZED

dance, which was followed by an In
dian novelty by Mr.. Bonham and III
iBlumenthal, Of the Fifth cavalry, VIII
gave vaudeville stunts. Miss Schus
ter who made a charming Indian
iprincess, was assisted by Mrs. VIII 7
owen, Mrs. J. z. Quad, Miss Louis
I Crawford, Miss Paula Krupp. Mis-!
{ Miss Mary Happier, Miss Charlee kel
I y, Miss Anne Kelly and Miss Smith
who were seated on the stage adding
10 the picturesque village scene
] A change OF program is a nightly
3 feature of the United States booth.
( Rebecca Stoddard chapter, Daugh-
I tiers OF the American Revolution, I'M
der the direction Of the regent, Mrs.
D Irving Mcneil. viii present the CO.
lOnial period Of the pageant Amer
ica' this evening The tableaux viii
consist q Priscilla and John Alden.
{ impersonated by Miss Elizabeth Stew
ems and Lieut. Knowles. The First
{ Thanksgiving viii be portrayed by
{ Mrs. J. L. QUAD, Misses Paula krupp.
{ Louise Crawford. Mary Happier, Eliza
Z beth Stevens. Sarah Bridgers, Eliza
beth Spence, Olive Davis. Lieut.
/ Knowles and II. c Dyer The Spirit
Of 20" will be portrayed by c. s.
" oodworth. Fred Woodwork and
Fred WhitloclI- Another Spirit OF
20" VIII be taken by Mrs. Mary Car
penter. Catherine Harms and Burle-
son Staten. jr. Making Of the First
Flag" will be one OF the tabIeaux IN
which will participate Mrs. Claiborne
Adams. T. ". Berkshire F. G. Bill
ings, W s. McMath and Catherine
Harms.
Gen. Washington and Lafayette"
VIII be one OF the interesting tableaux
presented by F. ". Berkshire and II.
.C. Dyer.
A spectacular minuet will be
danced by the following OF the FL
Paso School for Girls, eowned in COS
tunes Of the COS: Misses Esther
Calvart Pickett. Elizabeth Hawkins
Barbara Ainsa, Frances wallace. VIII
ma Carusso. Eloise CogCin, Bessie
stevenson. Mary Josephine Evans.
Katherine Coles, Elizabeth Ramey.
Elizabeth Finlev. Edith Ann Waltha1
katherine Phillip. Anita Andreas.
Margaret Palm and Eliza beth Kerr
A feature viii be a musical pro-
gram by Mrs walter D. Howe and
Mrs VIII T Owen. in colonial cos
tunes.
Or. Howard Thompson. son OF the
revolution, will give the prolog for
the tableaux-
The following committee Is in
charge; Mrs Irving Mcneil. Mrs
5urleson. Staten. Mrs. L L. Robinson.
Mrs- x. n G. Williams. Mrs. I A
Snedd, Mrs O. T. Hawks. Mrs. Mary
Russ helSler. Mrs. Horace 2 Stew
ems. Mrs Lee Orndorff Mrs. William
5, 8IcAieth. Mrs. P. z. French. Mrs +,
" Berkshire. Mrs. 7. ". I.o~entzen
AIrs. Josenh Snence. Mrs. II. c Dver
MIS- J Il. MeBroom and Mrs. s. Y.
Young
On Saturday evening. Mrs. Frank
seward has charge OF the nroerau ~
ttableauU representing briefly periods
n American history, leading up to
the nresert fine.
After the first circus parade. along
LIBERTY lane and the Avenue OF the
Allies, which brought roars from the
crowd the tent was ttronced for the
Iirst acts Miss Elizabeth Stevens
bareback rider. fell from her horse
but wasn't hurt Gen. James J Horn
brook and Andres Garcia, Mexican
consul, were prominent figures among
the audience
The country store was about the
busiest Of the chance booths a large
crowd continuously surrounding H.
Dancing on the asphalt TO the music
OF the Reyes band was enjoyed by the
younger set
Jack Sheefan started his wheel for
the disposition Of toys at the Fairy