El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-19
students
PRESENT CIRCUS

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Unusual talent on the part Of the
actors" and much interest and en-
thusiasm on the part OF the capacity
] audience. characterized the clever
{ presentation Of the circus" at the
7 Fl Paso School for Girls Saturday
i afternoon and evening.
Virtually every member OF the
school took part in the performances.
under the direction OF the members
OF the faculty and with the assistance
OF the alumnae- A vaudeville show
was given, with a ukulele orches-
ira ana a whole flock Of sideshovs
from the bearded woman and the
and the Siamese twins.
CARRIED as French peasant girls.
members OF the senior French class
sold caudies and flowers, and a brisk
trade IN ice cream lemonade and toy
balloons was carried on under the
supervision Of Airs. VIII Walk, as
sisted by Mrs. Charles Levy, Miss
Dorothy Lakeland. Miss Stella
Phipps, Miss Beatrice Stiles Miss
Margaret Ormsbee, Miss Irene Rob
ertson, Miss Virginia Akard and Mrs
Jack Knight, members OF the alumni
A Spanish dance by little Miss
Mathilde FaiOmir, called for several
encores. A charming little French
doll dance was given by Miss Doro-
thea Reinberg.
1luNeAlA on Erufsrllllis
Members Of the school who took
part in the entertaining program are
as follows;
Old fashioned garden. Marian Hurd,
Genevleve Murphy Jeanette Rawl-
iuEs, Mary Dee Muir. Evelyn jamie
son, Willie Jernigan, Ruth McNary,
Helen Weckerle. Kate Leavell.
Claudia Norris and Dorothy Whit
aker.
Don dance. Dorothea Relnberg.
Ikulele orchestra, Mary Frances
Robinson, Marjorie Rees. Florence
Stevenson. Willie Shannon, Florence
Glover and kathyleen Orndorff
Mozkowski waltz, Louise Craw-
ford.
Magician, David Mischief.
Spanish dance. Mathilde Falomir. 7
Peep peep, chorus.
Blue veil dance. Mary Frances
Robinson and Florence Glover.
Sweetheartsi chorus
Miss Rachel keenholtE was In /
charge OF the vaudeville, which also (
included little play by the primary 4
department and a Daffodu dance by I
the third and fourth grades.
side show Features.
Miss Iva VIM, with the assistance /
Of Miss Thelma Dubois Miss Edith 4
Wayne. Miss Annabel Gray and 4
Mss Pansy Thomas, directed the 4
side shows, which included:
The bearded woman, Marjorie Fin
ley
Alblno. Lucille Ryus
Wild man, Marguerite Bryan
Siamese twins. Betty Hawkins and
Marion Gardner
Circassian girl. Jane Dalard.
Bodies girl, Dubois.
Snake charmer, Mary Elton Ben
ton
The circus acts were In charge OF
Mss Gertrude Farnhern and Miss
Galentine were as follows.
Tight rope. Jeanette Brown, IA
riella McCreary. Anita Andreas.
Bear Goldina Molse-
Bear trainer. i. Buuton-
Plastic picture, Geraldine Ainsa,
I-lizabeth Ramey, T. Crocket, Edith
Ann WalthalL
Dog trainer. u. Fegen-
Barking girl. II. Reese.
CioS rs. Y. Norris. Louise Adams.
katherine Coles. Y. Kirkpatrick. Y.
Schmidt and C. Herndon.
A feature q the evenings program
y. ~ c. A.
Dancing Follows Program
The social dancing which followed
the evenings program was under the
direction Of Emmett Hines, assisted
BIZ Miss Katherine Reaneys Miss
Elizabeth McNary, Miss Nellie
Miss Florence Stevenson
and Miss Violet Armstrong
a unique doll show was in charge
~ Miss Elizabeth Ramey, Miss Mar
.orie Harris. Miss Margaret Palm and
Kiss Elizabeth Kerr. The walking, 4
.alking doll was Miss Elizabeth
stimsou.
Elizabeth Fesan had charge OF the
pony riding.
A grab bag was presided over By
Mss a. Whitley, assisted by Char .
Inc Fox. Ruth Burnum. Alice Hisbe, 5
lucy BuntOn and Edith Calhoun /
Ushers were Katherine Spencer. 6
.lary Lee. Helen Jacobson, Ethel Z
iold0ft, Laura Yates and Alexandra 7
JpshaW. I
Miss Natalie Thornton had charge 2
y the sale OF tickets, and under the
Erection Of Miss Lois Layn. Mary Z
Hale Aletha Coffin, Louise Beach. (
-ouise Crawford and Elizabeth ] I
'faft were French peasants a