El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

H0ckett. Little Tommie Tucker" Al
fred seldom; Little Miss Muffet," ia
net Mcintosh and Jack Dawson; But
terfly," Rudelle Miles and Dorothy
Doris; Bessie Bell and Mary Grey"
Lois Mcconnell and Doris Seldom;
Little Girl" Frances Prather and
Wilma WOodard. -See-Saw." Rather
inc Harp and willard Waite: Where
Are You Going Ny Pretty Maid2 John
Grant ana Dolores Peavey. Little 30
Peep" Lurline Hughes; Little Bette
Blue" Florence Williams; Jack and
His Fiddle" George HerTey; Come
Let's 20 Bed" Lawrence Mcconnell.
Genevieve Kanen and Francis Wilson,
whistle" Irene Kanen and Erma
Woodland. Polly and Sukey,' Flora
Kanen and Verna Hugh: Louis Gun
mis-. the crooked man; l. NJ Coyne'
Peter. Peter Pumpkin Eater En-
gene smith and G. E. Bryan. clowns;
j. V. Hughes. simple simon" Mrs
F. W. Hatch. Queen OF Hearts. her
husband being king
The parade over. the main show"
started. at the park, G. A Martin be-
ing master Of ceremonies and Madame
May Loeser directing the program
The. eth cavalry band, under the baton
Of H II. Hershberger, worked over
time. and too much praise cannot be
given them. America" The Mar
seilIafse7 and cover There" were sung
by the children's chorus, splendidly
trained by Nine Loeser. the voices
rising even above the full band Then,
to the ballet music from William
Tell" the Misses Birdie and Paula
Krupp. looking the part Of graceful
goddesses in delicate pink and wood
sey green, did a poetic dance MISS
Marian Calnan. who makes a beautiful
senorita, did Spanish dance that also
brought forth an ovation, wearing q
handsome purple and black rare shawl
Nina Innnrfa r1nr~n
introduced the characters that
grouped themselves about Mother
Goose in the old show, in story
Book" song:
In Mother Goose's book up IN the nursery.
Poor simple Simon said, I'm feeling
sasd Peter Piper's daughter. $50 an T."
And think we oughter try TO think OF
something
That viii make US glad
So "snarty-smarty' said III give
And they called on the old woman IN the
The cat she brought her fiddle
And she played High Diddle Diddle;"
And what happened then. I'm goin' TO
tell TO you
Little Jaeley Homer" eating pie Up IN
stuck in his thumb. pulled out a plum.
Little Miss oIuffett," she was sitting on
And she said yum yum. please give ne
Little Ge5rsie Porgis- with his pudding
and pie,
Kissed Mary quite contrary til he made
And Little 1Bio-Pesp." she lest her sheep
and couldn't find 'em. their tails behind
EN-
Peter peter Pumpkin Eater" had a wife
and couldn't keep her
At the ball. in the hall
'.Humpty Dumpty' met her. said I'll bet
her
That get her.
And III make her fail. that's all
''OId King Cole''-that merry old soul
he EEL for Mother Hubbard" blew his
big bank rolI
BuyinE lolly pops and prettles tor the
kiddies at the story Book Ball
They danced and sang It'll early IN the
They really didn't know Just when to
So the day was dawning. and the Riddles
were all yawning-
They found out the mouse had run up IN
Then aJssS Ba nlnble. Jack be quick" he
And right over the big candle stick he
The Little Tommy Tucker started sing
And then Poor Boy Blue" said. Gee
I'm hungry too"
Peter Piper picked a peck OF plclIling
Brought 'ena to the bail and that's no
Tommy Tom. the Piper's son." he stole
pig and away he run.
To the ball al. that's not all
Polly put the kettle on" the tea got
They had to eat the pOrridgs that was
Then 1 Jask u fsa down. jill broke hss
And spiIied the water: she hadn't oughter.
-Four and twenty black birds were baking
And there refused 10 slng-anything-
Wasn't that an awful way for little birdi
TO act
Before a queen and liRg-sgeh a thing az
said the lnave and the king TO me
Queen or Hearts
Come on. hurry Up. honey. bring some
tarts-
So she did and the kids had 4 picnic al
the story Book ball
For an encore, she gave a saxa.
phone solo. accompanied by the band
Then little Marie Richards did Int
Lit" a pretty interpretattve dance
which was followed by a rhythmic
I duo dance by Miss Locke and hel
] cousin, Katherine Munden.
The children all said their pieces
I as they stood on the shoe, Mrs Crews
( in her high hat, quaint dress and sage
broom, being in charge
There were numerous concessions
! none, however. that proved greater
! money makers than the minstrels and
vaudeville, that played to standine
+ room. The Fifth cavalry minstrels
billed TO appear, went on suddeI
hike, aid Corp. J. C. Luther, director OF
the 9Th cavalry minstrels, notified bu'
T Thursday, put on splendid impromp
/ tn minstrel show, assisted by Corp
I Wells. Of the Seventh cavalry band
I Pvts SiZler and Prusser Of the ma
T chine gun troop. Pvt Stark Of {
/ troop. Pvt. Schilds Of G troop, Corp
/ Hineman, Of L troop. It is the I'll
/ cavalry Ministries that are now pre-
pairing a big minstrel show TO present
at the Texas Grand, September q anC
%. Mrs. James Mann Goggin and Mrs
/ James AlagOffin were IN charge Of tbs
I minstrels, assisted by Misses Eliza
+ beth and Grace Hawkins. Anne Ma.
J coffin. and Mary Simpson GOggin. whg
T over $40 was netted from 10 cent ad.
missions, three performances being
given.
The vaudeville, too, was a grea
success, Madame Loeser doing all thl
accompanying The tent was packei
constantly. Mrs. J. L McWillians an'
Mrs j. L. Esslinger worked for days
getting the talent together. ant
cleared lot OF money with their lin
attractions. Dr.. and Mrs. J. c. Schul
Ter and others assisted at the booth
Miss Marian Calnan was a star" dan
seuse: four girls. Cleve Blesslngton
Margaret Fegan, Ruth and Ada TOung
in plaids and kilties. did The High
land Fling" Jimmie Deaver. in KHAKI