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

Vera CrOuses Portugal Miss Aargtre
{ Schuster; Rumania. Miss Edith Ma
lney; Montenegro. Miss Ruth Morriss'
D Uruguay. Miss Helen Roberts; Bolivia
Miss Olive Davis; Peru, Miss Louise
Blumenthal: Guatemala, Mrs Thomas
/ 1Tayfield: Hayti, Miss Frances Earle;
/ Egypt, Miss Grace Flick. Siam, Miss
Anne Nagoffin; san Marino, Miss
I katherine Earle
Float OF Allies.
Eula Strain, a new acquisition IN
Fl PasO and formerly Of Mineral
Wells, who has come 70 the city to
teach drawing at Lamar school, will
be on the float Of the allies.
On Thursday evening. the Meadow
ell club, an auxiliary Of the Woman S
club. VIII portray early Indian days
in music and tableaux, amid an appro-
PIRATE setting.
On Friday evening. the D. A. p IS
viii give a pageant OF the colonial pc
Rod and It promises to be an espe-
cially lovely affair
Indian and Colonial Days.
The Saturday night presentation
viii include Indian colonial days, Co
lumbia and her court, with youth
Zone OF the Boy ScOuts) swearing
fealty 70 the cause OF freedom The
curtain viii drop with "A Cali TO
Arms and a miniature army saluting
Columbia The incidental music Will
The committees in charge consists
Of: Woman's club, Mrs. Chas- stevens,
chairman: ID. A RS, Mrs. Irving Nc
Neil, chairman: music, Mrs. r p
MOssOn, Mrs. W. l. Howe, Mrs d. V
Fennesy and Mrs. W. T. Owen; decora-
tons, Mrs. J. W. Lorentzen, Mrs II E
Christie. Mrs. Harry Swain, Mrs Maui
rice Schwartz and Mrs. ". P B. NC
Sain; tableauL, Mrs F. W Seward,
Mrs. W. r. Brown, Mrs. Irving Nc
Nell, Mrs J. d. Love, Mrs. J E Quad,
Mrs. S. Y. Young. Mrs. Stanley Beven,
Mrs. II Nagle. Mrs James Vance and
Mrs. r. B. Orndorff
Daughters Of British Empire.
England and her comrades" viii
originate a series Of charming hap
peuingS (the Daughters Of the Brit
ish Empire in charged for St. George
and Merrie England and to express
appreciation Of a splendid and valiant
ally, Uncle sam" Several OF Eng
lands famous women will be imper-
sonated upon these four nights Of the
festival and VIII receive visitors:
Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. Arthur Munro;
Queen Victoria, Miss Afuriel Benton;
duchess OF DeVOnshire, Miss Daisy
Munro; Florence Nightingale. Mrs. W.
r Allen John Bull, represented by
Charles Fraser, viii also be present.
On the opening night, at $3.50 o'clock,
the tableauE OF England and her
Comrades in Arms" viii be given IN
der the direction Of Mrs. ". z. a.
Watson. Of AIesiua Park. Those tax
ing part are Misses Margaret Orms-
bee Betty Stafford, Marjorie Pew. Lii
lie Lujan, Elisa Scobell, Marjorie Lu
Love. Marjorie and Gwendolvn Wat
son, and Fred WhitlOck, Franklin and
Kenneth Mackenzie.
Festival Of the Druids.
On succeeding evenings, at $50
and 9, the Druid Postwar in panto-
mime viii be given under the dlrec-
ton Of Mrs. J. Gibson Collinson-
This personnel includes Elisa SEQ
bell. Eric Munro, Walton Berkshire,
Leslie Lynch. Phillip DOerr. Bruce
Smith, IF. and several other boys. Mrs
]. D. Reeder is general chairman, with
Mrs. d Bruce Smith. Mrs. ". R. Allen.
Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs j. NJ
Frank and Mrs Collinson on the gen
eral committee. Mrs. Fred Wood
worth, chairman OF decoration: Mrs. T
George Mackenzie. chairman Of en-
tertainment assisted by Mrs. Frank
Seward. Mrs. Calvert ScObell and Miss
Daisy Munro; Mrs Charles Fraser.
chairman Of the museum OF English
curios, assisted by Mrs. Arthur Munro,
Mrs Basil Prescott, Mrs J. X Handy
side Mrs T. c. Mackenzie and Mrs.
Frank Seward
Nifty NItters Have Booth.
Canada VIII prove one OF the
crushes' OF the EesttTal-fOr none
other than the Nine Nifty Nitters
viii be centered there. Mrs. John
Alexander Klein, II. CHelen Stratton)
is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Jesse
BeesOn Hunt katherine Pfaff), Miss
Elizabeth Stevens, Miss Alice Myles,
Miss Sarah Bridgers, Miss Valerie Lo-
rig ana Miss Agnes Stewart Miss
Mary Hill and Miss Nellie Mae Bowen,
the other two members Of this most
attractive bevy, are out OF the city
The booth viii be decked IN Canadian
flags, and there viii be quantities Of
knitting bags for sale and a Red
Cross song. There's a Girl Who Is
Knitting for You" They will don Red
Cross costumes The float that these
girls viii grace will typifv modern
America, with Misses Alice Myles and
Valerie LOrig as members Of the motor
corps Miss Agnes Stewart as a mu-
milton worker; Mrs. Klein and Miss
Stevens as farmerettes and Miss Sarah
Bridgers and Mrs. Hunt as Red Cross
workers
To Have French Cafe.
France. allotted 10 the Equal Fran
chise league, will present q cafe
Francaise," where coy little tables
viii be placed on the street. beneath
tWinkling lights, and green entwined
trelises, with flowers for a back
ground. French maidens viii serve
hot chocolate and cakes. and there
VIII be postcards from France and
booklets on sImplified French for
sale. An autographed picture Of presi-'
dent Wilson has been sent on from
Washington to dispose OF, for the
cause" On this committee are Mrs. o.