El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-21
Both Chapters of the Local U. D. c.
Have Splendid Programs Saturday


and o. Maggie" Miss Nina crozier
Reading-"The Sword Of Robert E
Lee" Mrs. C. o. Rucker.
Address-W. H. Scott
Song-(a) America" (b) Keep thS
Home Fire Burning" (c) Some
where in France" Cd) over There
high school cadet sponsors
Reading-~The Conquered Banner
Miss Margaret Hines.
/ Solo-Julia Pool
Song-.Texas, a Part OF the South,
Unwilling of tablet-AIiss Margare;
| Bryan and Miss Minna ode Edwards
Maids Of Honor-Grace Mcneil
! Rosemary Pelham, Merle Dale, Ella
| Petticolas. Imogene Leavell and Mar
garet Neff.
George, Ruth and Burleson Staten;
Beth BurlesOn, Dacy Crockett and
( Lorine Crockett.
Song-James Maurice Beaver.
Decoration OF tablet.
Song-"Dixie Uncle SAM" night
school sponsors
song-'Long Trail" Dixie" night
Benediction-Rev. ". NJ. Farley.
Public reception
Concert-Fifth cavalry band.
Placing Of wreath for Texas divis-
ion-Miss Thelman Splawn-
The guards of honor we're the Con-
diers. Boy Scouts and cadets.
The program given by Robert Z.
Lee chapter included:
Vocal solo-Miss Constance Pate
man.
song and dance-Miss Johanna
Piano sOlo-a1ss Mary Frances
Hays.
Songs in Negro dialect by request
Walter Davis
Reading-Miss Mary Caples.
Paper on Robert Lee-AIrs- Crews.
Selections by ukulele club-Misses
Marion Howe. Marian Calnan. Alzina
Orndorff. Burtram Orndorff- Dorothy
Nollertsen. Mary Caples, Katherine
Earle.
Dance Moonlight Caprice" Flor
ence Stevenson and Nancy Pettus.
Violin solo-NIrs. D. V. Fennessy.
Reading-AIiss Sadie Ruth Aldrfdge
Vocal solo-Aiiss Eileen Klugel.
Dialogue-Fred Stevenson and Ma
Buck and wing dance-Suss Karma
Dean.
Reading-AIrs c. o. Rucker.
Duet-"Old Folks at Home"-Violin
and piano-Misses Tama and Peter
O'Keefe.
Solo danee-Elizabeth Swami
Vocal solo-Mrs. VIII T. Owen, ac-
coupanied by Mrs. Adine Owen.
Unwilling OF Lees photograph.
Dedication Of service fIag.
Prayer-Rev. II. P Bond
'Dixie''-Mrs. Robert Lander, accom-
panied by Mrs. Adine owen.
Miss Mary Gates Redmond and Miss
karma Dean presided over the tea
table. with Miss Mary CaPles. Misses
Burtram and Alzina- Orndorff. Miss
Frances Oppenheimer, Miss Sadie Ruth
Aldridge, Miss Helen Reading. Miss
Marian Calnan. Miss Marian Howe,
Miss Anne Kelly, Miss Charlee Kelly.
Miss Thelma Spinelli Miss Frances
Earle, Miss Peter O'Keefe, Miss Nell
Boomer, Miss Irene Brown, Miss Bes-
sic Bishop. Miss Frances LOckett, Miss
Florence Stevenson and others of the
younger generation adding TO the at
tractiveness Of the reception by
serving.
Mrs. Joseph H. Hurxthal, historian,
was general chairman, and Mrs.
Robert lander had charge Of the pro-
gram Mrs William Caples, house
chairman. had charge Of the social
end Of the function, and Mrs. y. H
Allen, president Of Robert E. Lee
and Mrs. c. z. Kelly had the
service flag arrangements in tow. All
men in khaki and civilians were ex-
tended an invitation TO attend.
The y W c. A junior clubs held
their regular meeting in the central
building on Saturday afternoon. Mrs
:. A. krakauer addressed the girls
upon Appropriate Dressing for
Girls" Mrs NJ A Warner, chairman
OF the extension committee Of the y.
"" was a visitor and greeted the
girls with a brief welcome into the
Y. W.. Mrs. David Cathcart, chair
man OF the il liOr club work. was
present. and Miss Blanche Campbell.
extension secretary, also aided in
the meeting a success.
The junior clubs, organized re-
Gently, have grown with Jack and
the Beanstalk rapidity, until now
there are $50 members included in
the various clubs The '-grown-up"
leaders, who are responsible for the
clubs in the various schools are de-
yotedly working for the welfare OF
the new organizations. Four leaders
were present at the Saturday meet
Ing, with their girls-Miss Christine
Of the Bailey school, with
ten girls: Mrs. J. W. Callahan. Of
Highland Park school, with seven
girls; Miss II Kennedy, OF the Villas
Jane McCutcheon, Of the Morehead
school, with ten girls. The leaders
from the Lamar and Alta Vista
schools were unable to attend, but the
schools were represented by 16 and
six girls, respectively. Games were
played, and the honor banner, given
to the club which had the best at
tendance considering the size OF the
-lub, was won for the meeting by the
Highland Park club.
The yesper service which the Bust /
less Women's club OF the Y. W. c. A. |
'ad planned for Sunday afternoon, |
Vas changed considerably by the
, Gather, but a group of interested /
women heard the talk on Our Pres /
mt Duty" by the Rev. J. Dwight /
Bradley, of the First CONGREGATIONAL /
,hurch- The regular vesper services I
VIII begin on February 10, and will I
'e held every Sunday afternoon /