El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28

Skinner. chairman, Mrs. Caroline H
DOak, Mrs A F. Fegan, Mrs ". P
stiles, Mrs. J. II. Richmond and Mrs. s.
B. Biddle.
The nurses are Miss Jessie E S. Nc
Donald, chairman; Miss T. Enrich,
Miss Carrie Shaw, Mrs. Maud Mather
and Mrs. Frances F. Logan
First aid viii be in charge OF Dr..
B. F. Jenuess. chairman: Miss James
Magoffin. Miss Agnes Stewart and
Mss Patty Ainsa-
Demonstration OF Canning.
Mrs. J. A. Rawlings is general
chairman of the canning department,
assisted by Miss Marghretta LeBarOn,
Mrs. W. G. Roe and Mrs. J. NJ. Watson
in charge Of the demonstrating. For
Thursday evening, Mrs. Mark Cad
wallader, Miss Vera Geer. Mrs a F.
Quisenberry and Mrs. r. B. HOman.
Friday night. Mrs. J. II. Simmons,
Mrs. ". A. Smith, Mrs. W. l. Fox
worth and Mrs. C. B. Stevens. Satur-
day afternoon. Mrs. George Drummer,
Mrs. J. X Young and Miss Edna Geer.
Saturday night. Airs. Charles AIonfort,
Mrs. J. 7. smith. Mrs. John F. GOebel
and Mrs. Euretta Erwin.
Junior Red Cross.
The Junior Red Cross is TO have p
toy shop and a fairyland OF incom-
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mery rays Of silver and gold from
the moon and sun, and bluebirds and
butterflies among pink rOses-the out
OF door rendezvous TO have mass OF
solid green willows for the partition
fence, from which large human buds
viii come from flower bodies,
showering petals from artistic
baskets. The fairy god mother viii
preside, with the queen OF the fairies
and all her little folk. flowers, butter
flies. elfs and brownies as aids.
To have a continuous performance,
program OF fairy dances. flower
dances. songs, sketches Of fairy tales
and many other numbers VIII be pre-
scented, with change Of program each
evening.
To have a toy shop-just the place
TO buy Christmas tOys-the juniors
OF the manual training departments
in the schools, under W A Burk, are
busy turning out tanks" guns,
wagons. banks, furniture, airplanes
and all sorts Of conceivable "much-tO-
be-desired' gifts.
The girls are making attractive
dolls, and orders viii be taken for
Christmas delivery. Many dolls will
be disposed Of by way Of that always
merry paddle, with Jack Z. Sheeham
and G. A. Martin in charge.
A Real Nursery.
a nursery with a real fairy telling
fascinating tales, and a Red Cross
nurse to look after little tots. is TO
be in charge OF Mrs. c. E Hudspeth.
The magic mirror, a wishing well,
golden slide and a lucky swing win
be in charge OF Mrs. J. L Ely. The
Junior Red Cross exhibit viii show
the work OF these patriotic girls and
boys, Miss Blanche Bailey and Miss
Marghretta LeBaron being in charge.
Mrs. L T. KILLER. chairman Of the
Junior Red Cross viii be assisted by
Mrs. John L Dyer. Mrs. G. A. Martin,
Messrs- Art Phillips and E +. Max
well on decorations Miss Alice
DulOhery, Miss Virginia l. Bean and
Miss Nina Edwards, music. Miss A.
Swami, Miss Mary Roberts, Miss Mar
garet HeminWay, Miss Hannah ELI
son. Miss Christina Molish, Miss
Nancy Edwards. Miss Nell Guion. Miss
Gertrude Brueser, Miss Eleanor Lyon,
The Juniors float, spirit Of the
Festival" will be manned by Miss
Blanche Bailey and Miss Gertrude
Evans. Mrs. g. A. Martin IS in charge
OF its preparation.
The Junior Red Cross general COM
mittee consists Of Mrs. 4. T. KILLER
chairman; Mrs. T. +. Payne, Mrs. W
c. Lee. Miss Alice Fitzpatrick. Mrs
Ponder Carter Miss Ana Mediel, Miss
Mineta Henniug. Miss Carmen
Gillian, Miss Frances Gernsbacher, r
Is. TWyman, spieler
The Salvage Department.
Il IS the salvage department, under
the direction Of Johnny BuquOr. that
is staging the circus" and the saw
dust Is already placed for the ring and
aiFdome While some OF the features
are 10 be sprung" later, Miss Eliza
beth Stevens viii be the leading
bareback rider, and Misses Ruth
Rawlings. Patricia Ainsa, Mary
Bryan. Alzina Orndorff, jamie Stolar-
off. Mrs william Spence CBeulah