El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-14
lust Barrels of Fun Are Promised
atty. w. Circus Saturday Afternoon
.HE BIG County Fair" billed for
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COMMENCEMENT y
THE BIG County Fair" billed for
Saturday afternoon and evening
L in the new Y. W. is creating no
emo of excitement among FL Paso's
juvenile and adult elite. who are to
enjoy all the thrills and flavors Of a
sure-nuff annual back east fortune
teller. snake charmer, hot dog" ven
dor and other attractions without
number.
The booths for the most part are TO
be arranged IN the spacious gymnas-
ium. though the Mexican booth. in
charge of Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs. A
". HadIey and others. is TO be placed
in the tea room. Chill, beans. raviola'
tamales and other favorite dishes will
be sold, with coffee.
Home made pies viii be disposed of
by Miss Lula PREFER and capapie
committee, who viii hold forth in the
cafeteria. where "hot dogs" also may
be had. with Mrs. Burt Orndorff cry
ing her wares.
velopedr by Mrs. D. W Cathcart
, while Miss Kate Hanley viii have the
''hit the baby concession
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Of Miss Dora PEBBLES
The Sammies. the younger set OF
business girls OF the Y W. are to sell
pink lemonade, popcorn, peanuts and
other saVories, while the square cluf
Of the High school viii become slant
eyed orientals Of Japan, under the
direction of Miss Lois McChesney.
Eve Serpentine is TO be there WITH
l her snakes; and the palmists-tWo Of
them-will forteu futures and tel
| pasts, as Esmerelda Zingars and Nine
Romany.
A rest room for babies will be con-
veniently located on the second floor
where the very little tots may be
! left in the care Of Mrs. Robert Town
] send and a committee OF nursery as
] sistants.
The extension committee Of the 7
! ". IS giving the Fair as a means o
! securing funds for furnishing thu
/ club rooms. Mrs NJ A Warner i
] chairman, others Of the personnel in
3 Guiding Mesdames r. Burt Orndorff
/ J. A Krakauer, J. G. Barada- Georg
3 H Clements, Lea W1lmOt, ROber
I Townsend. Frank P. Jones. John 3
I Watson. David ". Cathcart. Robert [
Holiday, A W H5dley, J E. Quaic
/ and Miss Lula PREFER.
Ten cents admission viii bC
! charged. though the different "sid'
shows" will make their individual de-
mands on the pocketboOks- The after
noon will be largely for children, witt
! a special vaudeville for them. A
I night. adults will enjoy the clown ans
| other features. Mrs. Julius A Krak
+ auer is general chairman
With naivete did Miss Margare
Schuster 90 into the direct purpose o
raison d etre Of the Mcdowell club
as an introduction to the delightful
program presented by the mem bers o
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sic department at the WOmens clu
! Wednesday afternoon. when a larg
and enthusiastic audience was presen
! to greet the artists upon their reall'
first public appearance before tn
mother organization.
The fundamental purpose Of tn
Mcdowell club is study" said Mis-
Schuster. "Mrs. ". r Brown has bee
the inspiration Of the club. bringing
1 together this group of students 70
work. Out Of this group work Their
has come certain representative fdeal'
] These ideals are the composite aspi
j ratiOns from each individual cir
I From the personality and effort tina
I each gives, the rest draw a real hell
Growth Is the natural consequence O
study. We want to be continual
I raising our standard We want GU
I aim to reach above better music an
4 seek best music and so. in our con
keener appreciation Of purposeful et
fort"
/ Miss Kathleen Faris and Miss Doro
thy Congdon were first to play, giVin
Auguste Durand's ''Valse IN A" on tw
concert grand pianos in perfect unit
and with splendid execution Mis-
/ COngdon also accompanied Miss FloI
ence Crissey in the latter's Oversize
violin solo. Valse Triste, Orientale {
I really dulcet. charming thing). an
Mlinarskf's ''Mazurka," that came a
a climax to the afternoons event Mis-
Eva Crosby. whose remarkable mem
DRY in carrying the score perfectly
adds no end to her playing. gave tn
various movements of The BraV
Little Tailor" by KOrngold. so under
standingly that the hearers weT
swung unconsciously into each mott
outlined previously by Miss Schuste
who gave the fairy tale version upo
which this modern COMPOSER based hi
musical illustra ton Miss Yvonne b
Der also played brilliantly, choosin
for her number Debussy's sublim
cathedral in the Mist" Another Dc
busy number was given by MIS-
Frances Earle-"Gardens Under II
RAIN which she did well Mrs. Ale1
ander Weyand. who was to have give
two vocal selections midway down III
program, has been suddenly called OF
Of town, her husband, Capt Weyan
having been detailed to another pos
and her place was most accepta o.
filled by Charles J. Andrews, who II
cluded enc of her announced number
/ Springs Awakening" in his contr
button: and a Mcdowell numDe
MY Dear" for his second seiectio
Mrs ". R Brown left nothing to
desired in accompanying him Mi
/ Congdon's "Jeau d Eau" CThe -Four
tain was distinctly beautiful. an
was followed by Miss Alma McCrun
mon. who played well The Witcne
Dance" by MacDowel-
Because of the lengthy program
there were no encores. and most
these young girls played withol
notes
Mrs. R. P. Mosson, who heads Il
music department. presided at IN
business session, announcing Il
nominating committees choice {.
officers for <iext year. Mrs. David
Fennessy. chairman; Mrs W.
Howe. first vice chairman; Mrs
G. Billings, second vice chairman
Mrs. ". c. Haden. secretary, and MI
W A. Beeson. treasurer
Next weeks program VIII be
charge of the department Of literi
J ture and current vents