El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-20
Enthusiastic Audience Greet Play At
High School; Student Body Is Active

I Little Miss May Virginia Krause
very gracefully gave French solo
George Daland gave a plano solo
Concert Paraphrase," Rigoletto (Ver-
ldi-Liszt).
Italy was represented by Nine. Emf
liza Leovalii. who. accompanied by Mt
Daland. sang ''Tarla," a waltz (Adit)
and lorna a Surriento (Cortss).
Miss Elvira Gaientine represented
spain and sang "Amar = Sufrir' iJor-
da) and Bale Espanol' fRuhD-
Miss Virginia Bean gave the violin
solo, ''MazUrka de Concert (OTide
Ideal Gavotte" (starbreck) was
given by the orchestra
The Spanish comedy, ''Uno de Ellos
Dele Caesaase" cone or them must
marry'). was very eleverly presented
and was most amusing and unique.
Caroline Plumb took the difficult part
OF Tia Maria. the quarrelsoIne aunt,
and handled II in a very pleasing way.
Miss Barbara Worcester was very
charming as the fair Luisa.
Ben Howell and Arthur Wheatley
kept the audience laughing. as Juan
and Diego, the two professors.
The record group Of Miss Katherine
Flynn, OF the high school. presented a
very clever and original program Fri
day morning. All of the numbers
were very well given and were en-
of instrumental selections by Misses
Eliza beth. Anne and Charlee Kelly: a
dialoE. Choosing a Christmas Gift
for Her" by sam Aronson. Jack Cole
ard Clyde Gillett: dance, sailor Horn
pipe" BY Miss Katherine Seamon:
Alberta Eaton and Elizabeth Kelly:
song by Miss Faye Tullous; reading
by Miss Helen Temple: duet by Miss
Dorothy Price, violin. and Miss Hazel
Spence. saxophone: reading. ''NaDo-
leon" by clyde Gillett: dance by Miss
Nellie Nay Beauchamp: ukuiele selec-
tons by Misses Nellie May Beauchamp.
Dorothy Beauchert and Blanche Daw-
son The accompanies were George
Daiand. Miss Gardner Leaper and Miss
Lucy Rehin-
The work OF the girls OF the sewing
Of the high school has
been on exhibit in the sewing room
Thursday and Friday The students
OF this department have done some
very good work this term and some OF
the work exhibited IS very clever. The
pieces range from the simplest gar
ments to very clever suits and dresses
made by the advanced classes The
exhibited also shows a great
deal OF skill Miss Blanche Bailey IS
IN charge OF this department and she
states that the girls have done quite q
bit OF Red Cross work also.
{. 0. Wheatley addressed the 3
English classes OF the high school
school Thursday morning in a most
Interesting way. on South Africa. Mr..
n the railroads Of the country for a
number Of years He told of a num-
Der OF interesting experiences and de-
5cribed the country in a very vivid
way. He mentioned a number OF char
lcteristics OF the natives and told OF
their hatred for the Germans He de-
scribed the barbarous method Of Ger
nan colonization and said that now
hat German East Africa was COM
1letely wiped out, II is TO be hoped
hat Germany would never again have
Ter African colonies, as the country
sould never develop under her rule.
Pantomine scenes were very well
given Thursday morning at assembly |
y students OF the dramatic art de- |
,srtments Elsie Collins. ZaIeme New !
iome. Bert2 Nations, Elizabeth Nor |
Is. Eureka Ryan. Rex Bengam. Ruth /
,armichaei, Jack Cole and Edward /.
woodward Afterwards the students, |
ed by George Daland. sang 'Naza- I
eth" Christmas song.
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The Square club will give a devo- /,
ionai program Friday afternoon. The 4
'lub is also planning to give a moth 1
rs banquet on January 10.
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Miss Elizabeth Walker Is III at her !
lone with larynEitis. Her place is I
'eing supplied by J. L Granville.
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The Homely Walters" held a meet /
ng Thursday afternoon and planned I
. number Of interesting things which /
he club expects to do later Byrl 1
3urdick was received as a new 4
member.