El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

or JOY ana pretty ueLa-lls Tor -s-s- ---
the shadow Of war was over the ma
I ton and there could not be the usual
J merrymaking when big brothers and
fathers were Offering their lives on
the other side Of the ocean. This year
[ it is very different and it is going TO
Following custom Of five years
standing. Mrs C. C. Crews VIII this
afternoon. from 4 until 6 o'clock. en-
terrain the entire primary depart
ment Of the sunday school OF St
I Clements Episcopal church.
This event is always a happy affair
and is usually given on the anniver-
sary Of her birthday This year Mrs.
7 Crews was III at that time and so the
party was postponed until today
Today Is an unusually busy one
for FL PasO maids and matrons, for Il
Is the ia Of the prohibition and SUI
frage amendment election and mem
hers of the Equal Franchise league,
the Council Of Women Voters and
other organizations Of women are tax
ing an active part in assisting in the
campaign
( Then. too. there IS the serving in
the tea and luncheon room Of the
f Red Cross shop. under the auspices Of
the building fund OF the club. and
many maids and matrons are busy
+ there assisting with the serving Of
Mexican delcacies typical Of the Dor
der.
The children OF St. Patrlck's cathe-
dral are enjoying a happy outing to-
day IL the lower valley, one Of
series Of outings which they have en-
jOyed since the beginning Of the warm
days. Rev. Fr. G. G. Frund is
directing the details Of the party. and
seven sisters and two playground
teachers from Loretto academy ac-
companied the party
This evening there Is 10 be a most
interesting pipe organ recital at the
First Christian church. given by Miss
mem Der OF the younger set. daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs c. A. Sorreils. A
number Of her girl friends viii act
as ushers- This group includes Miss
Gladys Booth. Miss Jean Eilchrist,
Miss Katherine Earle. Miss Lucille
Crenshaw and Miss Frances Locketr-
The first Of the exercises usherlng
in commencement week viii be the
baccalaureate sermon at vesoer serr-
ices at The Church OF saint Clement on
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. deliV-
cred BIZ Rev Fuller Swift, followed
on Monday evening by the commence
ment exercises Of the Fl Paso school
for Girls on the lawn OF the McNary
home. in Austin Terrace A very beau
tifuI presentation Of 1LAilegro" and
III Penseroson viii be staged by the
students followed by the giving OF
the greatest Of the English Mosques.
"The MasQue Of Comus, written by
John Milton There is 10 be English
folk dancing, English dancing and
other appropriate features Of the
English evening.
On Tuesday evening a dance Of in
terest scheduled IS the one TO be
given in Liberty hall for the purpose /
Of raising funds toward defraying
the expenses Of the summer encamp-
ment at Ruid0so. n II. which the
high school reserve officers training T
corps IS TO enjoy An entertainment. /
consisting Of music. fancy dancing
and comedy features VIII Drecede the I
dance and a military band is TO fur /
nish the music. The cadet officers I
on the committee Of arrangements Z
include Maj z. Quinlau. Capt A Z
lNheatley, Lieut. Herbert Rand and
CORP Henry BroWn-
On wednesday the graduating class
OF the High school viii give a dance
ar the Country club. one Of the many
happy affairs marking commence
ment week
The wedding Of John r. McCrum-
men and Miss Emma Garner VIII take
place on Wednesday evening AZ g
o'clock at the home OF Miss Gamers 4
aunt. Mrs. William lessen, on Bliss Z
street
The White Shrine OF Jerusalem (
viii hold an Initiation meeting on I
ne evening Of Nay % in L o. o. F. I
hail
On Thursday afternoon, Nay %. /
the graduation exercises Of St Jo- /
seph's academy VIII take place at St I
Patrick'H cathedral and the program I
10 be given is a most interesting one. /
The graduates include Miss Margaret 4
Lyons. Miss Myrtle Elizabeth lrc-
1arthT, Valedict0rian and Miss Flor Z
7nce Garrison Drew. salutatorian.
On Friday evening there IS to be I
lawn party at the 1Iagoffin home for /
the benefit Of the Immaculate Con-
ception church A cabaret and other