El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-28


:, II, whose father is one Of the young
lateau Thierry. Maj. Busbee has never
taken primarily to send to France.
I Brown. Mrs. W. 3. Arens and others
[ Will ride. Miss Stolaroff will do
/ special equestrienne stunts and there
I VIII be one continuation OF mad fun
l A circus band has been practicing for
/ days. TO properly accompany the
h,eadiiners- Mrs William wallace,
Mrs Killer. Ben Freudenstein and
I Harry -Hyman constitute the commit
I tee helping Mr.. BuQuor.
Eed Cross pins viii be sold BY Mrs.
I S D. Parks
Flowers and Vegetables.
The flower market promises to be
a bewitchey rendezvous, and for va
rlety, there Will be q vegetable mar
ket in conjunction. and a display Of
canned and preserved products. lIrs.
r z. Thomson has named for her
committee Mesdames J. Frank Coles.
Alfred F. Kerr, Claiborne Adams, 7.
Z W Lanier, W. T. owen, ". I. Fox
worth, c. o. Rucker. c. H Leaveu, p
B. -Homan, Jasper Woodbridge, A. II.
Z Hughey. Walter Bull. Clarence Pick
rell- Harris Walthal, Ballard Cold
well. Frank Spence, Frederick ".
Norton, John L Dyer Burt Orndorff,
[ Harrison Finley, Otis G. Coles. II. /.
Z Graves. Of Ysleta: r u. Dudley. J. G.
AicGrady, F. G. Billings, Sidney Moore,
Z Miss Sue Crombie, Miss Blanche Book
er, Mrs. Z. Gordon Perry, Mrs. Maury
Kemp, Mrs r. a Warner Mrs. ". L.
Brown and others.
Dancing in the Street.
Mrs S. J. FennelI. Of the FL Paso
Federation OF Women's clubs, is gen
eral chairman for the street dance
concession, always a popular center Of
merriment, and has named for tickets
AIRS. Z. H Yale; manager, Mrs Julia
A. sharp. decorations. Mrs. Ponder s
I Carter. Mrs. +. D. Scotch, Mrs ". W.
Whitehead. Mrs. Edward c. Hitchcock;
/ in charge OF the queens court, Mrs
H c Greer.
The confetti booth has for chairman
I Mrs. Clyde league with Mrs. J. r
[ Hill, Mrs. J. A Rule, Mrs ". W Cor
/ don, Mrs Mona NcGhee. Miss Isabelle
{ Hull, Miss Flora Hague and Miss Julia
Coldwell
Mrs. Steven II. Worreu viii preside
over the gypsy fortune telling booth
I J. j. Mealy is chairman for the News
{ boys fortune telling"
Pretty japanese Tea Girls.
With a myriad OF colorful japanese
I lanterns and umbrellas overhead and
pretty girls in japanese costume to
serve the tea, the College Woman s
It g.
Mrs a. J. Morris being general chair
man; Mrs. Howard H Waldron, caba-
I ret chairman. assisted by Mrs c A
7 Hirsch. Mrs. James A. Dick. Mrs. Har-
~ Ponsford, Mrs. D. Y. Fennessy and
[ Mrs Max Mayer; Mrs Joseph Nealon,
chairman OF decorations and girls
augmented by Mrs. Lee Orndorff, Mrs
I George LeBaron. Mrs r. 3. Redic,
/ Mrs. Hope Smith (Milda Connolly
and Mrs II. Everett Long; tea garden,
: Mrs. c. H. Campbell, Mrs. F. c. Wade,
/ Mrs. Frank T. Hunter, Mrs Joseph
{ Spence and Mrs. George Drummer.
! The Seventh and Fifth cavalry min
strels will hold forth. each giving
Z performances for two nights h T.
( Colvin. Col. Edward Anderson and
+ Col. Tommy Tompkins are directing.
A Country store
Vincent Andreas and Ben Lewis
will conduct the country store, and a
T land office, cross roads business they
3 viii undoubtedly do. as the bars are
down" so far as the magistrates OF
I II PasO are concerned-only TO assist
the Red Cross however
The doll booth viii have adorable
replicas OF childhood and gr0wnups in
the latest fashion, Mrs. Herman An
dreas having asked Mrs J. II. Ridley,
: Mrs W. G. Walz, IT., Mrs. W. X. Ram
sey. Mrs. Dexter Mapel, Mrs. Frank
Z il ALALELAENIs MIS- n AMER T. ALnQA4s
Mrs. +. NJ. Beall. Mrs r. ". McCand
less and Mrs. Tom Mayfield 10 be with
her.
The miniature doll show has for
chairman Mrs B. F. Jenness. aided by
Mrs. Fred Woodwork, Mrs d. Bruce
smith, Mrs. r A. Whitlock, Mrs Alves
Dixon, Mrs " B. Stewart, Mrs.
Charles NJ Gibson. Mrs. Adrian Pool,
Mrs. Fred B. White Miss Betty SAT-
ford, Miss Margaret Ormsbee. Miss
Ruth 8Iosley. Miss Rose Piatt and Miss
Margaret Piatt-
TIE asY. VS. Work
The Y W. c. a. has two features
the freak show and a hostess house
llne Ilrst Tor fun and a free street at
traction. and the second to demon-
stIate the usefulness OF the new war
UNITY. Mrs. ". a Hawkins, Mrs.
= n. Huffaker. Mrs. r. Burt Orn-
dorff, Mrs. ". P. B. McSain. M. q I.
OFerstreet, Mrs B. IL Worsham. Mrs
W. Il. Crockett. Mrs Walter Drurv-
Mrs. julius A Krakauer Mrs. Harrv
Swain and Ms. J. G. 1IcGradv consfi-
tute the personnel.
The Navy league comforts commit
zee VIII display collection OF wear
aDles for sailors, the following to
serve as hostesses: Wednesday. Mrs.
FRANK p. Jones, Mrs. v. A. E. Woods.
Mrs. s ". FAINT, Mrs. Harry Plat ana
Mrs. Henry Fletcher; Thursday, Mrs.
IL B. Mcdowell Mrs. J. B. Watson.
Mrs. E A Wood and Mrs. J. II. Brom-
berg; Friday. Mrs. J. B. Watson, Mrs.
Frank Ainsa, Mrs. A. z. Woods and
Mrs J. Knox; Saturday. Mrs. B. ..
Widdas. Mrs J. Krause. Mrs. HAYES
Watson and Mrs. F. J. Jones
Checking Privileges.
Robert Z. Lee chapter. United
Daughters OF the Confederacy. Of
which Mrs. n. II. Allen IS president.
has been granted the checking conces-
sion. and has named on the various
committees and for hostesses Mrs.
Frank Spence. Mrs. VIII 7. owen and
Mrs. c. o. Rucker. on decorations; Mrs.
g Z. Kelly honorary president). Mrs.
Kate D. Franklin. Mrs. c. C. Crews.
Mrs. J. W. Brady, Mrs. Henrietta
Cyrus (all four Of whom are honorary
vice presidents). and Mrs. a r. Bar
low Oife member). Mrs. J. Z. Bowen
and Mrs B. NJ G. Williams (past
Iresidents) TO serve. two each eve
ming, as hostesses. at the rest room.
They will ask their own assistants
for the four evenings. The checking