El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
MEN
GUESTS Of CITY
Parade Will Start Welcome
Home Celebration for
eturned Veterans.

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tended the discharged service men Of
iEl Paso city and county. announced
Thursday noon that all was in readi-
ness for the entertainment to be given
] in honor of the returned men.
4 Guests Of Honor.
Every discharged soldier. sailor, ma
irine, military student and yomanette
that lives in FL Paso city OF county
land has been discharged VIII be the
guest Of honor in a spectacular pa
Trade. elaborate cabaret delectable
dinner. and finally a climatic military
bah.
A feature Of the parade which viii
start the welcome. at 5 o'clock this
levening. viii be a small basket car
rage covered with roses and illleu
I with roses to be strewu out over Ine
ipath of the marching guests. -, Ll..-e
Miss Josephine Ainsa and Miss Eliza
ibeth Cooley will ride in the carnage
land throw the roses out as they pass
: THE carriage, hauled by a small Slet-
land PONY and led by "Lanky BOD
I PAGE masQueraded as Uncle sam, VIII
I take its place directly before the color
bearers Of the discharged men
Five year old Charles Pickett
dressed In a sailors uniform, viii pc
driver Of the cart The flowers mostly
were received from Gov Thomas =
Campbell, Of Arizona. as an expression
3 of appreciation for the war welcome
extended by FL Paso 10 the l5eth IN
fantry a few weeks ago.
Three Military Bands.
The music for the parade viii con-
sist Of the Fifth cavalry, seventh cav
airy and the SD field artillery bands.
and the high school and Boy scouts
fife and drum corps
statue it viii be halted for three min
utes TO render tributary salute 70
the huge Rotary wreath contrlpuleu
by the local Rotarians in honor OF the
fallen men. The wreath VIII be made
Of a large field Of white flowers, with
a border of red and blue flowers, sta
timed on q platform with an honor
guard Of Boy Scouts beside it. num-
Der Of couValescents from the Homan
sanitorium, who are discharged sol
diers. viii be on the balcony OF the
statue, as viii the relatives Of the
fallen men. as the parade goes BY
Final rehearsals for the CABARET
which VIII be held under the direction
of Miss Nellie Nay Bowen auring ne
dinner. were completed .Wednesda4-
Flowers and flags aDlenty, with
huge Liberty bell worked in roses 70
represent the famous relic OF OLD Lio-
ertv hall at Philadelphia, add 10 lne
artistic character Of the cabaret me
Liberty bell was donated by Mrs u =
Fried chicken supper.
A hundred or more home made cakes
donated By as many housewives OF II
Paso. and chicken with all the de-
ilicious things that help 70 FORM
kings dinner, viii be served by ma
irons Of the Red Cross. Jewish well
fare hnard 7 w c. A. and nights
iof Columbus. salvation Army lasses
viii distribute doughnuts just as they
did on the fields Of France Roses
sweetpeas, hvacinths and carnations
VIII generously decorate all the tables
A special table VIII be- arranged lot
the convalescents who VIII be brought
from the sanatorium-
An entertainment win also be held
at the military ball at Liberty hall
which viii start at $50 o'clock The I
Misses .NataIfa. Elvira and Elma Cal I
entine VIII sing and play the ukulele-
Rev. F. II. Johnson IT., returned from
the naval service. VIII also sing A
beverage Of home made punch VIII be
served By the various var work So
May Bring Relatives.
All discharged soldiers OF the city
and county viii be permitted to take
their women friends and mothers and +
sisters 20 the bail without invitations
The public viii be permitted in the
balcony during the ball. ChaperOns
AT the dance VII be Mrs. W. C. Camp d
bell Mrs Chas. Auer. AIRS G. vs..
Young, Mrs Richard Burgess. Mrs.
Thomas j. lICCamamr. Mrs Nathan La
powski. Mrs. steve Agulrre. Mrs WI
r Brown. Mrs. ~ Coolenlz. Mrs JUS
@. Coles. Mrs VIII Cromble, Mrs l. y /
Dale. Mrs. S J. Fenneu, Mrs. r. +.
Holiday. Mrs W. ID. Howe. Mrs +. Vt.
Johnson. Mrs. J. A. kralauer. Mrs
Robert krakauer, Mrs. George r lie .
Baron, Mrs James c. McNary- Mrs
VIM. l1cSain. Mrs. r. Burt Orndortf.
Mrs. ". J. Quigly. Mrs Wheeler Shrop-
shire. Mrs C. S. stewart and Mrs. Vic
tor Watson.
Those in charge OF the various war +
work societies at the dinner VIII be;
Airs. J. L. Campbell. general chairman 4
OF the Red Cross: Mrs Horace Broad i
dus. I'm charge OF dinner. Mrs. Martin
Zielonka. in charge Of chicken roasts
and head Of Jewish welfare board i
OF Red Cross; Mrs. vincent B. An
dreas. Knights OF Columbus; Mrs. Ju-
Illus EraSauer. war camp community
service; AIRS. II. A. Warren. Y. W C. I
A.; Mrs l. /. Robinson. -. A. r. prep t
aration Of salad. Members Of the +
WOman's club and others who headed
committees for the donation Of eata- +
bles were AIRS. 3. r. Clutter. Jelly. Mrs /
First, Of Clint. butter. Miss z. Porch (
er. Mrs Warnock and Mrs. Cadwalla- +
der, OF the lower valley. cream. Mrs.
Julius Porcher and Mrs. James Hib-
bert, Of the upper valley. cream: Mrs T
Vanden Bruck and Airs. J. C. Lack +
land attended to the coffee.
Special Program
A special program viii be arranged .
for the discharged negro service men +
AT English's park. They viii leave +
the parade at San Antonio and Stanton
streets. where they VIII be taken In
a special car to the park. The dinner
and entertainment. which viii be held /
under the direction OF the Phyllis
Whealey WOman's club. viii consist
Of much the same as for the men at
san Jacinto plaza Henry A. Wells.
IT., with a quartet, viii sing The
committee in charge of this part Ct
the welcome viii be Rev. H A. Wells.
Prof w; M- Coleman. DIT. L. A. Nixon,
j. D. Baldwin and Edward Sampson.
GOV. T. E. CAMPBELL SENDS I