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

concession. also = part Of the work
given the membership for the Red
Cross event will be in charge Of the
entire list OF officers for the 1lrst
night: Mrs. B. L Farrar. first vice
president. and her committee. the sec
ond night; Mrs. ". Hal Aldridge. sec
ond vice president, and her committee,
the third night, and Mrs William Ca
pies, third vice, and helpers the final
night Of the festival
To Sell Food.
The canteen, captained BY MIS- = L.
Campbell. viii sell most OF the re-
freshments OF a solid character. with
Mrs Charles n Beauchard. Miss
Louise PREFER. Mrs. McSain and Mrs.
+. d. Scotch assisting on the general
committee. and Mrs D. r. Wilkes's
corps on duty Wednesday night. Mrs
z. A Henning's unit. Thursday night;
Mrs. Ponder S Carriers workers, Fri
day night and Mrs. J. Van Den Brock
the last night
Burt Orndorff. Hal z. Christie and
Smith Witham viii be ct the Liberty
bonds booth, and H 3. Mcdowell and
Mrs. a S Peatross at the war saw
ings-
Exhibit OF Antiqaes.
Judge Frank z. Hunter and Park
Pitman will conduct the pioneer eX-
hibit OF antiques and historic posses
sions Of local INTEREST," Pvt. John D.
Hicks Of the 2Ist battalion. L. s. c.
viii have sleight OF hand. a sword
swalloWer and trick show; Wade
Hampton chapter. T.. ID. C.. viii re-
peat its Mother Goose show: and W.
E Jackson is to make q record with
his pet stock show. Miss Bobby
Davenport and '. r. stiles viii dis
pose Of the gift horse, and there Will
be a merry 90 round
Percy Sanderson. a High school lad.
has given eight pair OF Homer pigeons
- D..
Red Cross, TO add to the treasury for
the Festival OF the Allies.
Mrs l. W Washington. chairman OF
Mt Franklin (negro) Red Cross aux
uiary and the following committee
viii conduct the log cabin for the
danes II. a Htll, ". C. Parrish h A
Wells, VIM Coleman, T. Booker. s. W.
Stull. John Kelly, s. Washington. G..
Miller, L A Jones, Susan Tucker, A j.
y. Smith, J. J. RADON. J. Nixon. A.
James, A. Conley and J. H. Simms.
Those Responsible.
Upon Dr. ". L Brown, president OF
the local Red Cross chapter, devolves
most OF the responsibility. though a
load OF duties are shifted upon his
executive mittee-Mesdame J. G..
Baradas +. p. Rankin, jr.s W ". Tur-
ney, j. A. Rawlings Charles Davis.
" D. Wise and Messrs- Myrtl Cob
lentz. Norman Walker and O. H Thor
man. The latter has undertaken all
the construction work. assisted By C..
y. Bassett and H T. Ponsford.
Malcolm Fraser. G. A Martin and
z c Davis have handled the advance
publicity. and VIII Winch and Ben
Lewis have handled the advertising.
Edgar kayser will be general cashier.
Henry Beach Is chairman on military
relations r Emmett Hines Is pur-
chasing agent, and Mrs. r. 2. Homan
has life sized job as chairman Of the
float Of the allies
Parade at p. m.
The big parade starts promptly at
p, m, Wednesday night, with Her
man Andreas master OF ceremonies.
and Mrs. 5. H Sutherland. Mrs Dyer,
Mrs KILLER, VIII Winch and Ben
Lewis completing the personnel
There viii be sing songs each eve
ming at 1880 o'clock. and the show viii
be open Saturday afternoon for the
children.
The opening night viii. OF course.
be Red Cross night; Thursday night
is 70 be known as Club" night with
the Rotarians. KiWanis and other
prominent organizations specially
honored- The Elks win hold forth on
Friday night. and the military set
viii be specially invited for the brill
liant closing finale for fun and
frolic.
Special Music Program.
The music in Fairylaud for the eve
ming OF aSturday, Oct 5, VIII be in
charge OF Miss Virginia l. Bean, and
Mrs V /. Reau assisted BY some OF