El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-03
Khaki Clubs
Dance Dra10S
Merry GrOWd
Troop A, Fifth Cavalry.
Entertains; Officers Come
Out As Guests.

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feminine friends attended the first
I organization ball TO be held at the
Khaki club. oregon and Boulevard
streets. Tuesday night Men of troop
4 of the Fifth cavalry. were the hosts
Of the evening. which was enjoyed
for the splendid crowd which turned
out, as well as for the excellent floor
and music.
SergL John W Pennington was in
charge Of the floor, and made the
address Of welcome. Col E. A An
derson. commanding the Fifth cav
airy, was present. and Capt F. R.
Lieuts. B. +. Mundy, N. G. Lowry, =.
P. Jennings and F. Z. Koeister at
tended
Decorations Are Impressive.
The decorations were a feature.
The troops flag was draped at the
entrance TO the hail. and the walls
were literally invisible through the
testOOns OF American flags, which
were hung there by dozens Punch
was served. The music BY the Fifth
cavalry orchestra. under the direc-
ton Of Sergt H +. Flick, would have
made any ball a success
Mrs. Donna Klugel. chairman Of the
WOman's war work committee. who
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her first personal appearance at the
regular Wednesday night club pro-
gram, which viii be given at the
club rooms tonight On Thursday the
Equal Franchise league will present
play for the entertainment Of the
soldiers which viii be followed by
dancing
Program at New @Y."
The first entertainment in the new
7. N. c. A. building at Fort Bliss.
that was formally opened on Sunday,
was given last evening under the d.
rection Of Matthew Lemen, the build
ing being filled TO overflo wing. A fine
program was rendered. A violin solo.
Caprice" by Bierne. was given by
Miss Clara Livesley, who responded
with -Pizzicato," by Delibes. for an
encore. A recitation, An Old Maids
Leap Year Proposal" by Mrs. GUY
Garrett, kept the audience convulsed
18th laughter She gave Aunt Di-
uah's SoliloQuy' for encore. A song.
BY the Waters of AIinnetonke," was
rendered by Miss Elizabeth Livesley,
who sang for an encore The Con-
quest" by Adams.
Then followed a piano solo. rip
ping Waves" by Smith. played by
Miss Lily Turner. her encore being a
medley OF popular airs An interest
ing feature was the singing Of Rob
ert Haw. Of the 5th cavalry. in a
Way 10 Tipperary," which he was
forced TO repeat. the soldiers all join
ing in the chorus.
Then came a trio Of piano and two
viOlins. played by the Misses Livesley
and Turner, a potpouri Of popular
melodies, followed by the splendid
singing Of the baritone, Matthew
Lemon, who rendered 'Yeoman's
Wedding Morning" giving for an en-
core Carrie Jacob Bonds "Aint Got
Nobody Much" Responding 10
third encore. he gave PHILOSOPHY"
At the close Of the program a vote
Of thanks and cheers were given TO
Nine Mae LOeser. who was the accom-
PIANIST for the evening The enter
tainment closed by all singing the
air, america
To Honor Mrs kluEel.
In honor Of the return Of Mrs
Donna klugel, supervisor Of the war
camp community service board Of the
Khaki club, a special program win
be given tonight in the Soldiers club
corner Oregon and Boulevard. at s
o'clock sharp. under the direction Of
Nine. Mae Loesser.
The splendid performance Of the
children's cabaret that was given at
the opening Of the club house will be
repeated, by request Mrs. klugel
has Just recovered from an operation
for appendicitis. and the soldiers and
her friends viii welcome her back
this evening. Following is the pro-
gram
Song Sammie Josephs.
Reading. Barbara Gosline.
Dance, Elizabeth Swan
Violin. Eva Brooks.
Song. Reva Reyes
song Justine SeEal.
Dance, Blanche Cornwall
song. Fred Stevenson
SONG. Mildred LOckett.
Violin, Elizabeth Hunt
Dance. Florence Stevenson
Song. Emma Holcombe.
Dance, Clara HolcOmbe.