El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-14

MRS. r J. TIGHE, chairman OF tnt
wi Christmas drive. reports the fol-
lowing amounts collected from the
orphan boxes IN the schools for the
first two weeks Of the drive in behalf
Of the French orchans Christmas
fund:
0Iorehead. chairman. Mrs. P. P.
Mosson. sI4.32-
Villas. chairman Mrs. H. H Hen
Lamar. chairman Mrs ". H. AID
Highland Park. chairman Mrs. Robt
San Jacinto. chairman Mrs ". B.
Alta vista. chairman Mrs George
Drummer. $3.50.
Douglass chairman Mrs. W T. TIL
St Joseph's academy, chairman Mrs.
Dan White, $3.50.
St. Mary's academy. chairman Mrs
Dan White, $3.50.
In justice to Alta Vista It was ex-
planned that they were one week be-
hind in starting the campaign. ow-
ing to the fact that the school was
A new supply OF the medallion
badges and French orphan Christmas
cards have just arrived from head
quarters in New York, and will be
sold for the fund by school children
and by the committees
Those who have adopted orphans
the past week are:
Willow Grove 81, Woodman circlei
H. I. Oldham, Mrs. Seth B. OrndOrff,
Mrs. Henry F. Baldwin for the Pan
Hellenic society; Mrs. William P. B.
McSain. Mrs. Frank P. Jones. Mrs. j.
r. Ellis for $500 block on Bliss street.
Mrs Oxley, war savings stamps
neighborhood secretary, for the $500
block on Bliss street, has secured
from each OF her 80 subscribers 10
cents a month. which makes So.
Through this plan her neighborhood
has adopted one French orpan-
An Evening in Foreign Lands"
which is to be presented Thursday
evening under the direction OF Mrs.
Sadye q. Ingels. at the high school,
FOR the benefit Of the French war
orphan fund, promises to be one Of the
most enjoyable evenings of the year.
The program will consist Of two
parts, the first TO be musical. in which
the foreign countries will be repre-
sentsd BY some Of the best artists OF
a comedy entirely in Spanish "Uno de
Ellos Debe Casarse." cone Of them
Must Marry'). 1t is said to be so full
of humorous situations and pantO-
mine work that IL can be easily IN
derstood by anyone whether a student
of Spanish or not The program FOL
lows:
school orchestra
America (Amerfcan composer. Mrs.
". 7. owen. (a) Thy Beaming Eyes
CMcDowalD. % a Maid Sings Light
and a Maid Sings Low" tNcDowalll.
Piano solo, Concert-Paraphrase RI
goletto CYerdi-LisztJ, George Daland-
England (English composersl. Mrs
Robert Holiday. (a) Drink To Ne
Only With Thine Eyes" (Moore); (b)
"Orpheus With His Lutte" Sir Arthur
Sullivan.
France CFrench eomposers). Mrs
Eyes" CMassenetl- (b) "Obstination"
: s S5ieS'- dance dane Trench. virginia
- Beigium. Frank Cheek (a) BEL
GUM National Anthem" (b) Ny Bel
giau Rose"
TARA" \ valse (Aditi). Cd lorna"
a surriento (Cortes)-
Violin solo, .sfazurka de Concert"
(Ovide Nusin), Miss Virginia Bean
Spain, Miss Elvira L Galentine- (a)
''Amar Sufrir' (Jordz). (b) Bale
Espanoi" (Rub).
ideal Gavotte" (Starbrecx), High
school orchestra
Part II.
''Uno de Ellos Debe Carsarse- cone
OF Them Must Marry J. Uno comedla
en- dos actos.
The cast includes;
Tia Maria, the quarrelsome aunt.
Caroline Plumb.
I,uisa, her neice, Barbara Worcester.
Prof. Don Diego Ruiz. the elder
brother. Arthur Wheatley.
Prof. Don Juan Ruiz, the young
brother. Ben Howell
The girls Of the Square club spent a
most enjoyable afternoon Friday AZ
the Christmas party given at the Y W
c. A. Miss Sadie Ponsford and MISS
Lucille Watson won the prizes IN a
guessing game. A very interesting
program was given IN the auditorium,
which included:
Advance. Miss Frederick Kipp ans
Miss Margaret Plat, with MISS hatha-
leen Faris at the piano:
Recitation, Miss Ruth Goodman
Piano solo, Miss Gladys Booth
Recitation, Miss Charlee Kelly.
Plano solo, Miss Kathaleen Faris-
In the club room, which was at
.ractively decorated with Christmas
beils and mistletoe and lighted with
red candles, Miss Eva Sly acted as
Santa Claus and distributed toys from
~ Daclr The TOYS were afterwards
left TO be distributed to the poor chill
dren Of the city.
The program Of the Alta Vista