El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-17

THE Current Events and Litcratur'
/ department Of the Woman's club.
Of which Mrs. Stanley Bevan is chair
man. will meet at the club house on
Wednesday afternoon. March 19. This
meeting is to feature some especially
interesting numbers. Miss Lillian
Nugget viii lecture, her subject be-
ing England" The Good English
play, written by Mrs Jeanne IL
Frank, viii be given by high school
pupils. The music viii be furnished
10y the high school Orchetra.
The cast includes;
Good English, Dan White: School
system. Arthur Wheatley; Hans, sam
-Aronson- Bolshevik. Richard Craw-
ford, Slovenliness, Joe Wright; Con-
reft. Tom Jones' Slang. Edwin Max
we'll; sam. Edward woodward; Co
iumbia. Gertrude Robertson, Miss
Pronunciation, Elizabeth Robinson;
Antonio. Berta Nations; Ignorance,
Lucy Harris; Madame Efficiency,
Eloise Knots; Culture. Barbara
srossblatr
True novels;
a" Harold Hankamers e" Leon
Eotoslly- i" Gerome Lapowislzi;
o. Walter Kline; IL" Helen Wood
yard
"A" Erwin Barglebaugh; e, Tom
Nelly. L" Fred Metzler: 90" Charles
Rutledge- u Bella Jacobs.
True syHabies;
Ing" Eureka Ryan; Due" Thelma
Preston; Where Margie Lou Love-
Across" 1Iathilde Amstater, You,
jeanne Munroe.
False syllables:
In" Ruth Carmichael Doc"
Alma Preston: Were" Sara Good
nan: aAcrost" Isabelle Pomeroy;
'Chu." Hilda Hess.
Plot: Hans the German. BOlsheviS,
slang. Ignorance. COnceit, SlOvenii-
ness and their gang" with the aid
the wrong syllables, Doc" In"
"Acrost, Were" and "Chu" plot
against the lives and persons OF Good
English and Madame Efficiency,
who are good friends OF Columbia and
Young sam School System unearths
els, A, 2. I. o. L and the right sylla-
HES Due Ing Across Where"
and You" defeats Hans. BoIshevik.
slang and COnceiL who are consigned
10 prison by Columbia.
The girl reserves Of the 7. ". c. A
had a most successful council meet
ing Saturday afternoon in the new
club room on the third floor. Games
we're enjoyed in the gymnasium. clos
ing with a grand march led By Miss
Dura Gilbert The girls then marched
to the club room. which was a sur
prise A short business meeting was
held, after which u girls were ini-
uated and given arm bands Two
boxes OF candy were given TO the
largest group in attendance which
was from Villas school, IS mem bers
being present. This Is 10 be served
st their next meeting The girls en-
5oyed bunco. enough being present TO
complete ten tables Ice cream was
served. The St. Patrick's idea was
carried out in the tally cards. and
also in the decorations
Despite the terrific windstorm
which blew on Saturday afternoon,
$50 FL Pasoans were present at the
reception and program which vas
given honoriuE Texas All Heroes day,
and in compliment to the men OF the
military service who took part in the
present war. and the Confederate vet
Grams The entertainment was given
by the Children OF the Confederacy.
assisted By Wade Hampton chapter Of
the L D. C., at Liberty hall
The tablet placed in the courthouse
in honor Of heroes Of Texas was dec
GRATED on Saturday morning by Miss
Vernon Cunningham chairman OF the
monument committee and her assist
ants, Mrs. George Glass and Miss
Lille Dale. Mrs. c. z Bryan. presi-
dent Of Wade Hampton chapter. had
for the delightful affair The Seventh
Cavalry band. under the leadership Of
Sergt- Hirschberger. played numbers
Of beautiful selections during the aft
ernoon-
Mai. T J. McCsmant and Lieut. r.
L. Grady, who have recently returned
from military duty overseas. told very