El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-24

Mae Tobias. MISS DuEptuy " nltah1i
I Claude Hudspeth, jr., Lawrence To
/ 6ias sack Harper. Gale Harper. San
Z FAINT. Robert Oliver. jr-. sam Miller
! Felix Miller. Fred Whitiocks Park Pit
! man. IT.. Wendell Carton, David No
I chelIe. Joe Mitchell. B0bbie Hadiock
! LinviIle Ferguson. Fred Vickers. Wal
ter Storms. Alton Poe, Nelson Ezell
[ Robert Homan. Donald Price, Hunter
I Crude and Harry Pruitt-
Nearly 1000 guests attended the
{ George washington dance given by
I the members OF all the Masonic lodges
OF the city at Liberty hall Saturday
evening The committee in barge was
headed by A. T. Rowlands. chairman,
who was assisted by = w. oI5 I - 3
first vice chairman John ~ W yatL,
Hal T. Christie. c. A. Graham, E. w..
Jordan. ]. C. Bevelle and John Mason.
Because Of the success Of the dance,
the committee has decided to make Il
an annual affair.
c. A Graham, chairman OF the pro
gram committee. arranged a musical
program for the occasion II was
opened by the orchestra playing the
( star Spangled Banner" The other
numbers were:
Selections. Mrs. II. ". Austin's or
chestra-
Vocal numbers. Miss EIvira Galen-
Violin selection. Miss Florence
Crissey.
Solo. Frank check.
Reading. Miss Margaret Hines.
Fan y Dance, Miss Elizabeth Swami
Ukelele selections. the Misses Elvlra.
Natalia and Alma Galentine-
Solo. Hiss Barbara Worcester.
Address. Washington as a Mason,
chaolain F. 81. johnson.
oVcal solo. Miss Margaret Irby.
Monologue, z. ". Jordan.
Elaborate decorations OF potted
plants, flowers and flags were ar
ranged about the room. Refreshments
were served by the women OF the East
ern Star.
The orders combining for this func-
ton were Fl Paso lodge No. 100, Fra
ternity lodge No III, Scottish Rite,
Knights TemDIar and the Shrlners.
One Of the most novel entertain
meents ever held in Fl Paso wiz be
featured at Liberty hail on Tuesday
night. March is, under the auspices Of
the Gaelic club Of FL Paso.
It is TO be In the nature Of a St
Patrick's day dance. preceded by a
novel entertainment Of varied vaufe-|
Vile numbers in which both profess
s.onal and amateur talent VIII be en-
ployed.
The purpose OF the Gaelic club.
n AAIA l1 com -ueef OF mem OeTS or ST
Patrick's cathedral parish. IS to raise
funds for the needs Of the parish and
a series Of entertainments is being
planned for this year. the first being
the March IS event Another viii be
given some time after Easter and wilI
pro 7ably include the presentation oil
a drama at one OF the leading theaters
Il was the intention OF the club TO
hold its dance on St Patrick's night.
but Liberty han bad already been
spoken for and in consequence O. was
found necessary TO secure the follow
ing night
Mony OF the young women enter
tainers who have appeared AZ the sol
der camps at Fort Bliss and IN this
vicinity viii appear on the program
OF this first performance and the
acoustics Of Liberty hail. while not
completed. have been improved to such
an extent that no difficulty viii be er-
perienced On hearing the vocal and in
sJrumental numbers. it is believed
Promptly at 8 o'clock the vaudeville
performa nee VIII start and VIII be
continued for an hour: al the end OF
the program the floor viii be cleared
for dancing