El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-12
Crashing Brass, Tinkling
Cw1baIs, Tvinkling Toes,
FoLLies, Mark w. S. S. ShOtU

THERE was a good old fashioned
L time at Liberty hall Wednesday
night when the war saving societies
conjured up an atmosphere that out
rivaled the New York Hippodrome.
There was an old fashioned Money
Musk dance. and congressman Claude
Hudspeth left his stately dignity
home TO take part in it and make it
spicy.
And ali. mel There was more than
that Some one got up on the stage
and announced. This is an informal
dance; any fellow can ask any girl to
be his partner" And after that there
was not man in the house who did
not wear a smile on his face. whether
homely or not, until he went home.
Bring On The FoIlIes!
In the way of a climatic dessert. the
Redmond Follies came over to give a
tirely new. Bobbie Dean. dressed mp
like a ragamuffin who lost her dog.
sang, There Was Nobody Waiting
For Me-" just as though n hundred
OF the boys who listened to her
wouldn't give more than a big round
apple to wait for her-soldier boys,
mean. they who have been trying to
=
Miniature Gaby.
A vest pocket edition OF Gaby
Deslys was seen in little ten year old
Alfonsina Acosta, with variegated
silks OF queenly style, who stepped
out a few. as 1t were; and could kick
as high as Gaby herself, even though
Gaby did kick a king off his throne.
She was followed by another petite
mothers daughter, Virginia Krause,
whose grace and beauty were uncom-
monty delectable because she was IN
conscious OF her charms.
The entire program. headed by
Lieut.. Z. J. II. Bush and his Fifth
cavalry band. could well be called a
monster cabaret. With open dancing,
dancing, solo and chorus
singing, guitar and xylophone duos,
smiles by the million. there was not
an entertainment need unprovided
for. II there was a crouch in that
crowd. he must have had q mask on
his face because he could not be
found. The affair was as wholesome
and pleasing as the return Of dough-
nuts on the breakfast table.
And The Costumes.
Many pretty costumes were worn by
the girls, among which the prettiest.
probably was the chic riding suit.
which, with its corset shaped coat
hanging loosely from the waist and
the well fitting leggings, formed an
picture A number OF girls
were dressed in this manner. and in
a number of other girls
were noticed to take a firmer hold on
their sweethearts' arms after they
had spied them. For further details
concerning robes. see the society
page I have reached my limit OF
description
All due credit TO the war saving So
cieties for this. not forgetting the
entertainers and others who have
furnished and viii continue to fur
nish their service gratis. especially
the boys from Fort Bliss. In addi-
ton TO the orchestra, duos. quartets.
choruses and SO on Thursday night
they are going to stage a few bouts,
tame affairs. so TO speak. not much
worse than a ministers quarrel, with
reverse English And on Saturday
night they are going TO put on a few
battles royal. the winners OF which
viii receive SO in thrift stamps. each
Also on Thursday night Signiorita
Ampora Guillot, celebrated dancer OF
artistic Spain. will do a few turns She
viii be accompanied by her own or
shestra from Madrid. Music by Gen.
Francisco Murguia's military band