El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-03


/ post Maj. H. D. Matson. British in
| structor. was in his dress uniform.
Represent BOnny Scotland.
VIVA wad'na fecht for freedom?
Liberty's in every brow.
Let US do or die"
The foregoing indicated that the
next booth was for Scotland. and a
photograph Of Robert Burns gave an
additional indication Of the same fact.
Members Of the women's aid of the
] First Presbyterian church. Airs. A. W
Foster, chairman. had furnished this
! booth Mrs. p. +. Gardner. as a milk
maid. Mrs. s G. Humphreys. as Re
be5ah at the vel and Misses Marion
Dunn, Margaret Piatt, Imogene Lea
VEIL Minna Edwards, Ella Peticolas
and Louise Peach were the impersOn-
atOrs at the Scotch booth, while host
esses were mesdames A. ". Trader,
p. A shelton, Christine Garlick, C.
". Wilcox and W. y. Small
Have Dfaz's Picture.
Mexico was next. with Mrs. h. "
Spineln in charge There were assort-
ments Of woven baskets and Indian
rugs and in the center Of all a pho
rOgraph OF Porfirio DiaZ. Assisting
Mrs SpinelH were Mrs. A. Fraser and
Mrs. s. - WestbrOok.
Postcard pictures Of chauteaux and
villages, not TO speak Of chocolate and
cake, were on sale at the next booth.
France in charge of Mrs. o. \ Crit
chett, OF the Equal Franchise league.
A beautiful garden, with a flowing
fountain IN the center, typified Italy.
the booth being in charge Of Mrs. R
J. Tighe and having been furnished
by the Housewives league
Keep Home Fires Warm.
one OF the most. captivating cor
ners was that Of the Home Service
section OF the Red Cross. There was
inc
room, with blazing fire in an old
time CRATE The photograph Of George
Washington adorned the wall over
the crate Keep the Home Fires
Burning" a placard announced, while
another invited al families TO avail
themselves Of the services Of this sec
ton when allotments are not regular.
Game RaIzes in Quarters.
A gay business was done by the
roulette wheel for the war savings
stamps movement Vic CarussO spun
the ball; E H Yale took the quarters,
and Louis Hess and Ed Sanders hand
ed out the paddles Mrs A. 5. Pea
tross -personified Miss Thrift Stamp"
in a booth,
At the Liberty loan booth on the
midway Hal Christie. Walter Butler,
smith William. Dick Dudley and a lot
OF helpers sold chances on bonds in
the drawing in progress
The Back Yard Market.
A section that recalled old time
county fairs but was very popular,
was the pet stock exhibit Dozens
OF fine rabbits. pigeons and chickens,
grown By FL Pasoans and donated for
the FESTIVAL formed this exhibit.
Kaiser Hitting Popular.
II not the most imposing. the most
popular booth for the soldiers at the
festival was that Of mesdames N P
Carlock and c. B. Stambaugh, who
conducted a hit the kaiser tent.
syherein the patron was supplied with
three baseballs 70 be thrown at the
KAISER, the crown prince or linden
burg Ashley Gillett. a soldier. and
" llliam l. Williams. OF the navy, as
sisted at this booth
Win at Country Store.
4 chance OF winning a weeks SUD
ply OF groceries for a few cents was
provided at a little country store.
conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent
Andreas. Ben Lewis and Miss Mar
garet QConnor. They sold paddles
Ior a wheel and in each case the win
ner was rewarded with a package Of I
groceries Some won even bags Of
flour
RubberneeIzs Are Prominent.
In spite Of the free show the rub
oernecks along Franklin street got
q the b and B. circus, the tent was
rilled with quarter entrances at ev-
cry performance Miss Elizabeth
stevens rode the pretty dappled gray
horse; Mrs. Dorothy Johnston han
lied the trained animals; BeuIah
Brown Spence walked the tight rope,
and there were jiu jitsu exhibitors,
-oreadOrs in bullfight, Spanish
1ancersB tumblers, trapeze performers
and the usual after program concert (
~ the Reyes band.
Put on n Concert.
Bruce Steele was the manager. as I
listed BY Mrs. William Wallace, Y. 2. &
stiles. Emmett Hines, H. B. Mellow :
H. William Chernin, ticket taker;
II. Jordan. marshal
Ben Freudensrein. comedian; Mrs. I
= J. George, pantomime; Miss jamie /.
stolaroffs rider; c. H. Dennis. prop Z
srtyi Steve Fraser. Magician: Bar :
oara Goslins reader; Nellie Mae Beau I
champ, dancer Bruce Steele, comedian:
Joseph kaufman. dancer. and the
epalllards, T. Pacheco and Petra del 4
Aierro, all assisted in the concert"
ne following "cuadrilla" appeared 4
IN the bulfight: Tomas R. Rascon.
ano Juan C. 5Uarez. matadors; 4 Ma /
tsuss 81 duareZ, n Salas. J. Castillo, I
l9,a-llaerllleros; F. Rodriguez and F. /
- 55oI1eles, picadores; assisted By NJ i
and L Salas.
7-- D;alsy Rendle congdon and william I
"allace Hriant drove a chariot race. I
Children in FairyIand.
az y4ano. at the entrance Of I
which Mrs G. a Martin and Ms, En-
nice Payne took dimes. was a trans
- W u ION OF me snrubbery Of the
PARK pound IN by high rustic walls. {
It contained a fine stage, wen lighted.
a goIaen SIDE, spothghts and pretty
decorations and paraphernara If ns-
per ana cloth Little girls from the 1
schools gave the dances. which FOL
low: Glow warm, San Jscir,+,, -.,,..5.
doll, Argyra White; Butterfly sIfs
Vista scool; sleeping Deautv RsiIs,-
school; reading. Anita Shiplev- &C.,
lily, Alta Vista school: French Soil
Helen Selman anu
Mrs c. B. Hudspeth was in ebsrga !
OF the nursery; Mrs J. L. Flv ~
slide. wishing well and mirror -