El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-24

I 70 appear through the courtesy OF K
Il Burt Orndorff. Hundreds OF tickets
\ have been sold The money viii 60
I towards feeding and clothing the less
| fortunate in FL Paso.
Additional ticket buyers 70 the ball
I are. L 2. Stevens. c. 3. Stevens. =,
I Fork, Ms Lois S. Bagweil. Frank
! EIad1ock, L Il Moran S Tefrazas, J.
| G. McNary. Alberto Madrid. DR.. VIII
l Robinson, E L Medley, winchester
I Cooley, Mrs ?. II. Bell. 7. B. Timber
I lake, ". H Kraft. ". C McCormick,
I DIT. Alice Merchant, Mrs H ". Upton
Mrs. Romero DlaE, o. F. Diless Delta
Lane, A. P. Krause. D. T.. Sullivan.
William Mccoy. Charles F. Fomeroy,
Dr. J. A. Pickett. Ben Levy, Joseph
Merkin, L G. n Lachman. o. F.
Armstrong, Wheeler Shropshire, D. D.
SWearinEin, H. ,. Stone, J. krakauer,
II. F. Hitchcock. n. S. P. Hammett,
z. Moye, J. J. Raster, H L EOsen-
field, Minnie p. Theison, J. P. Kemp,
A. R. Burgess. Mrs J. B watson, T.
2 Gillett. Mrs Eva II. Rankin. Mrs
j. G. Lakeland, ]. ". Webb, Mrs. II.
IL Maple, J. II. Albert. Mrs. Margery
W. Davis, " II. Curtis, C. c. COving-
ton, Mrs n Gallagher Adams, Mrs.
". r. Ezell, ". ]. Fegan, Charles c.
Powell, T. r Stewart George Fiorey,
j. n. Lawson. Mrs -. NJ Rosingi
AIRS. J. D. Campbell, Max Moye, Maui
rice GOldoft, Dr. s. A. Schuster, J. ".
Phillips. Mrs A. ". Foster, G. l.
Ellis, Mrs. Margaret Buchner, W. T.
Feyton. W i. Baker, Newton F.
TidweI. A. Elton, Gus Momsen,
j. ". Quich, p. 3. Grubbs. Mrs Eu-
gene Fox. Mrs. Allie d. Clardy. Ralph
Moore, DR.. :. W Tappan. Jane ID. Nc
DOugall. ". +. Woods, J. s Gething'
Mrs. Adrian Pool, Mrs. c. y. Hud-
sDeth. ". A. White. Mrs s. r. War
rem. ". A Hawkins. Mrs. B. n Wor-
sham, F. r. Hardage. IL L Graham.
A Schwartz. Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton I
Smith. Mrs. VIII T. Owen. Mrs. J. ]. I
Mundy. Mrs Hal Christie Thomas
Dunn, J. H. Buchner. z H. Schwartz.
C. D. Mckee, J. II. Coggin, T. W
Fennen, Dr. and Mrs e. 2. Brown
W. H. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs James
Murdoch. Eugene Edwards. Battelle
White, James O. Byrne, Nj. and Mrs
s. P. Skinner, D. r. Mapel. n Cob
lentz. Jasper woodbridge. C. C. Easle3'
Burgess, Joseph y. smith ~, NJ,
r. ". Mckee, W. S McMaLh' Miss
Mabel O'Schuable. Miss Olga F. Latel-
Marion D. Gilchrist. carl Price, frost
& frost, O. r. Woral-
One OF the largest and most elabo-
rate affairs Of the social season was
the bal masque given Tuesday night
81 the SINNERS. The dance was given
10 honor the past p0tentates. Dr.
James ,. Brady, Tom C. Lea r D.
3ichey. John 81 Wyatt. s J. Freu-
lenthal. EnEene Harris. Sol l. Berg.
John 10. Mason and ". ". Evans and
y r. Leavell. who Is also present
1oteutate Liberty hall vas eiabO-
-atelV decorated The stage was em-
lanked IN palms. and the insignia Of
he shrine was featured with multi I
solored electric bulbs, which alone
lighted the vast ball room for the {
dances Maids. matrons J
md their escorts were attired in rich
y designed costumes, mingling in Pc 7
ureEque combination. Six hundred {
NESTS enjoyed the evening Refresh
neuts we're served. The committees
Who made the plans for the dance In Z
.luded. c. H. Leavell, c. L. Sirmans /
r. " Scott, r. w. Page. ". W {
Evans. W E-Orr, Hope Smith. J. W Z
soTentzen, R. E Thomson, H. Z ]