El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-05-21
YSIeta Teachers
StaTtOnAnnnaL
Vacation Trips
Musical Play Given
By Pupils; Graduating
Exercises Simple.

Tsleta. Texas, May 2l.-Ile 4sleIa
school has closed and the teachers
are leaving for the summer vacation.
Miss MARY Page viii spend a part OF
the summer with her parents in Co.
Iumbus, n ~ Later, accompanied
by her parents. she viii motor TO
points I'm California Miss Olive
Branch. accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. ". p. Branch, Of Dallas, who
has been visiting her, viii be the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Rogers
in Ell Paso. and then viii 80 to Dallas.
The Misses Hubbard win spend the
summer at Valley Inn and at Cloud
croft. Mrs. Frank is with her parents
in III Paso. Miss Elizabeth Luther
viii 90 TO California during the sum
mer with her aunt. Mrs. T. III
Whitaker
simplicity Marks Exercises.
The graduation exercises were
marked with the utmost simplicity as
befittinE the war time The Amerl-
can flag was draped across the PACK
Of the stage forming an appropriate
background for the graduating class
mo four rirl graduates were in sim
Die MILDLY costumes The stage was
decorated with banks OF asparagus
ferns given by Mrs. c. 4. King ana
hundreds Of sweet peas, the class
flower. picked by the graduates and
given by Mrs Goss. Every essay read
have evidence Of scholarship and good
Diplomas were given to Misses
Alice Mock. Jeanette Gemoets. Jose
phine Weaver. Dolly ann Pittman'
Louis Folk and Arthur watts
Miss lIyra Winkler came down from
Fl Paso TO deliver the diplomas to the
graduating class and Rev. H. r Bono
came down 10 deliver the Invocation
They were dinner guests Of Mrs l. n.
Peterman. at Willow woods
Pretty Play Given.
A pretty musical play was given By
the pupils of the primary and inter-
mediate grades on the school lawn
from 3 10 s o'clock at the close Of
school The play, "a Midsummer
Eve was given under the direction
Of Misses Mary and Cora Lee huD-
bard and Miss Elizabeth Lutner- Is
Deciallv charming were the tiny train
bearers to the queen They were cos
TUNED fn fluffy frocks OF tulle- These
tiny maidens were Helen Eliza Detn
Brand. in orange Mary Elizabeth
Paden in blue. Katharine williams In
green, and Virginia Anne Wmte IN
pink.
Mrs. Franks pupils gave q beautiful
musical drill and Miss BraDch's Du--is
en- costume, picturesque gypsy
dance.
TN members OF the committee at
work in the Red Cross drive met at
Folks for organization
Miss Dolly Pittman, VINO was 2
member OF the Xsleta high school
graduation class. is entertaining q
house party at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs J. l. Reid. Miss Pittman.s guests
have been the the honorees OF a num-
g. D. y n
cludes Misses ENa Downs. hattie
Patterson. Jean Strickland and Geor-
gia Belle Higgins.
Entertains Bridge Club.
Mrs. A. P. Watts entertained the
bridge club at willow wood Tho
reception rooms and outdoor living
room. where punch was served were
fragrant with honeysuckle and hun
dreds Of roses from the Folk rose
gardens.
An ice course, strawberry mousse
with cake and coffee was served The
tally cards were decorated with roses.
The first prize, a thrift stamp, was
won by Mrs. J. L Reid The consola-
ton prize. also q thrift stamp. fell "a
Mrs. Folk. Mrs Watts's guests in
Guided: Eesdames Frank Howard, AL
bert Long. W A Brand, =. S White
L. J. Reid, John Mcdonald D. W.
Whitney. Louis Folk, W. 3. CLARION,
James Frazier, o. p Lansden- Ine
next meeting OF the club viii be with
Mrs. Reid.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. George
C0naut a daughter.
A riding party, coming down "a
Valley Inn for dinner, was composed
Of Mai. and Mrs. r. z Cummlns
Cant and Mrs. Harold Thompson
Lieut.. John B0ice. Lieut., W j. Rey-
nolds. Capt. Godfrey Galway and Miss
Alexia Doherty.
Can't Paul J. Muelrer entertained
at dinner at the Inn. His guests In
cIuded- Lieut.. and Mrs. Leroy AID
wei and Miss L0ddie Lee Rogers.
The infant son of Jose Carbaial
caretaker Of the school. died Friday
and was buried in the cemetery here,