El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01

. or more ago, this trip to a far couE-
D try being in many cases the first sew
ering OF home ties.
/ The incoming week promises much
/ Of interest in a social way This eve
! ming the members Of the University
I club viii give a dance at the club
I rooms. honOring the students and
I alumni Of the School Of Mines Char
I acterlstically lovely as are ali OF the
! parties given by the University CLUB
/ viii be this dance The chaperons
/ Will include the members Of the fac
/ ulty Of the School OF Mines, dean and
I Mrs. s. H Worrell, Prof. and Mrs. J.
| ". Kidd. Prof. and Mrs. Frank r.
] SeamOn, Prof. and Mrs. John Field
I ing, Prof. and Mrs. H c. Taylor. Miss
Ruth Augur and Prof. J. I. Henry.
Another interesting dance to be
Z given this evening VIII be the one
which is TO be given by the White
] shrine Of Jerusalem at Liberty hall
4 Souvenir programs viii be given and
refreshments viii be served from
daintily decorated booths The 10
piece orchestra viii be seated on the
platform in the center OF the room,
making an improvement over the
former stage arrangements A very
unique feature is the forming OF this
platform Of pontOou boats Prizes
are to be awarded for the most pic
turesQue costumes. the affair being
a bal masQue. The committee who
have arranged the details for the gala
event include: Arrangements. Elmer
3. Sampson Frank Bircn, Frank Nc
Collum. Charles Powell, Charles Ea-
der. Mrs. 3. J. Zabriskie. Mrs Pearl
Watson, Mrs. Harriet Wilmington
Mrs. ". II. Forbes, IT.. Mrs Matilda
Burroughs and Mrs. T H Sharp; door
committee. Charles RAIDER. Frank
Sampson, Mrs Alma Cornwall and
Mrs. T. H Sharp; floor Hall F.
Christie, manager, assisted by Frank
Irwin, B. ]. Zabriskie, Mrs Charles
Powell, AIRS. Beatrice Rhodes. Mrs. /
Frank McCoIlum and Mrs. ". H
Forbes; decorations, Mrs. Charles Ra- I
der. Mrs Pearl watson and Mrs. H. !
The chaperons for the evening viii
be Mrs. Charles RAIDER. Mrs Annie l
Leary, Mrs. B. J. Zabriskie, Mrs. Zet- |
tie Dean Ord. Mrs Halle Cravey. Mrs.
Marguerite Pandelides, Mrs. Robert /
Barrett, Mrs. Josephine Forbes, DR.. I
Ida z. Bishop. Mrs. Matilda Bur 4
rOughs. Miss Grace Peak and Miss I
Pearl Manning
One OF the most interesting OF the I
weeks affairs viii be the Y. ". c. A /
ing on Franklin street this afternoon 4
and this evening. Such an event was /
given last year and so pronounced !
was the success that plans were made /
L0E THIS one me TAR Is N CuAEEG \
OF the extension department OF the j
7. ". c. A, which IS COMPOSED OF 500 /
club girls. Mrs D. H. Huffaker is
general manager Of the fair and +.
other members Of the extension com
mittee Of which Mrs. " A. Warner \
is chairman. VIII assist in staging
the event.
Some special attractions are prom
sed for this year in addition TO the
usual county fair stunts Charles
Pollock and members Of the Russell |
Carnival company have volunteered
assistance and viii furnish features
o. unusual interest
There VIII be a vaudeville show Z
staged under the direction OF Miss
Helena Huffaker and Miss Dura Gil
bert. who staged the all woman min
strels recently given at the Texas
Grand theater.
Mrs. Frank P. Jones viii have
charge Of the Mexican village, where 7
all sorts OF Mexican dishes viii be /
sold.
There viii be Gypsy fortune telling. /
side shows. booths OF various circus 1
novelties and all the spectacular I
things which viii give pleasure to 1
both the adults and youngsters. The /
fair grounds opened az 1 o'clock and ]