El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-01
LENT COMES IN THIS WEEK TO GIVE SOCIETY Al
REST FROM ITS SOCIAL ACTIVITIES, BUT MANY
LAST MINUTE AFFAIRS ARE ON TIE CALENDAR

I VIII remain open until II at night.
/ The regular weekend dance will
I be given this evening at the Country
I club and the dance at the Khaki club
VIII also be given.
A very delightful social affair OK
I the coming week will be the recital
when on Tuesday evening Mrs. Ed
ward Mcdowell. widow Of the IA
nous composer. appears at the Wo-
mans club. The Mcdowell club is
named in honor Of Edward Mac
DOWell. hence Mrs. AlacDowells COM
Ing here is fraught with especial in
terest. After the recital, Mrs Mac
Dowel will be given a reception
On Tuesday evening the Young
Women's sodality Of St. JOseph's
chapel viii give a dancing party at
the home Of Miss Marie Froussard
on Douglas street. This is to be a
masquerade party.
one of the prettiest OF the social
affairs for the coming week viii be
the bridge party which Mrs. George
Drummer will give on Tuesday, COM
plimentary to her house guest. Mrs.
L T. Thompson, OF San Francisco
Mrs. Fred Lafferty, q recent bride,
and Miss Frances Edgar. house guest
OF her sister, Mrs William s Nc
Nath. This party is the first in a
series OF bridge parties TO be given
by Mrs. Drummer.
Ol 4lcSudE EA ElAnEs Lue NdAA44-E
women Of the city will give a dance
in the Knights OF Columbus hut al
Fort Bliss. This is the regular We'd
neSday evening dance. but. as the
Lenten season begins on Wednesday.
the dance has been moved forward
TO Tuesday evening The guests go
ing out TO the post for this pleasant
affair viii meet at Hotel sheldon
lobby at 1880 o'clock, where cars viii
be waiting.
Beginning March at the Khaki
club. there is 20 be an exhibit Of
paintings b. Allen True and other
western artists. There viii be an
informal program for the opening
evening under the direction OF the
Sketch club. Of which organization
Miss Ruth Augur is president Allen
True who Is a former FL Paso man. D
now one OF the best known western
painters and illustrators. has sent 50
Of his paintings. including number
Of his mural sketches made for the
mural decorations Of the Denver ]
railway station. These and other l
paintings OF the west viii be shown /
and the exhibit viii be open 70 the /
public daily from 10 a. m. TO 4 p. m. I
including Sundays. On the opening /
day Of the exhibit the public viii I
be received in the evening. Special I
invitations are to be extended to the 4
various orgauiza tons Of FL Paso and I
This IS one Of the first exhibits TO be 4
held by the Sketch club in the Khaki f.
club. Others are to follow
With all Of the social affairs tax /
Ing much time. the maids and ma I
irons OF the city are still finding 4
time for their continued Red Cross /
work and that the women here are /
stir wide awake and interested in the 4
relief work so necessary was evil /
denced by the large number OF in 4
-erested workers present at the /
luncheon given during the past week /
lonoring Miss Katherine Burlin-ame. /
IF st. Louis. who. as representative /
n the southwestern division Of the 4
production OF refugee garments. was /
q visitor in the city.
All OF the pleasant affairs sched- |
1led on the social calendar added 10 !
The social courtesies lich viii be /
extended TO the visitors in the city
who viii attend the cattlemeu's con- /
vention. viii quite fiji the week TO 4
overlooking with social activity.