El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-18
Ell Paso School For Girls Delights
Large Crowd With Pilgrim Pageant

Z Fegan. Laura Yates, Mildred stolar-
Off
Everyone gathered about the fsstsl
I board in the third episode 20 partake
OF the first THANKSGIVING dinner. As
/ the finale, after prayer OF Thanks
I giving, the actors sang the 1lrsL verse
/ Of America" the audience singing
with them.
] Naddocss read the explanation Of the
/ pageant Miss Olga Tafel. co-prin-
cipal with Miss Ora Slater OF the Fl
Paso School for Girls. directed the
I pageant.
Mrs. A. S. Peatross. chairman OF the
Literature department Of the club
said that the Fl Paso School for Girls
was the pioneer OF drama culture. an
art being fostered by the literature
department OF the Woman's club. A
lower floor and balcony being entire
~ filled
The stage settings were very artis-
tic and cleTerly arranged and were
placed through the courtesy Of J. N
Edgar Hart
3Irs. Milo Atkinson entertained the
executive committee OF the Wor-en's
Missionary society OF the First Chris
tan church. Tuesday afternoon, at her
home 1880 Iularosa street The house
was decorated with white and laven-
?
ors.
The business session was conducted
by Mrs. r e Ross, president. A So
cial hour followed which was made
interesting as well as enjoyable in
contest answered by names OF trees.
Mrs J. d. Love won -he prize. a box
OF chocolate candy made by Mrs At
kinson. The ice course was featured
in the colors. lavender and white and
the hostess was assisted in serving BY
Mesdames F. ". Berkshire. Stuart
Berkshire and A F. Simpson
The guest list included Mesdames.
p E. Ross, Charles Hamel. r. B, Ho-
man, o. J. Allen. J. D. Love, G. A.
Thumm, H. D. Ashley Stuart Berk-
shire. W F. Berkshire. I. A. Shedd. Y.
s Hills. Oula Harper, Walter Zim-
norman. Ed PfieEar, D. J. NcCanue-
R. 2. Ellison scott Johnson, George
Snider A F. Simpson. C. Fourier,
MILO Atkinson and Rev. MILO Akin
son
A large list OF reservations is be-
ing made for the benefit card party
70 be given Friday afternoon at 2-30
o'clock in Knights OF Columbus hail
by the Woman's Catholic Order Of
Foresters for st. Nlarsarst's orphan
aEe IN the lower valley. The commit
tee OF arrangements includes AIRS.
Meutmanu, Mrs ". Z. Truesdale, Mrs
J. Hillman and - F. ". Hitchcock.
Guests viii bring their own cards
Additional names Of those who have
taken tables since the last announce
ment are: Mrs George Ryan, Airs. A.
J. Hines, Mrs 7. Q. willis. Mrs. ". ..
Roe. Mrs James Graham McNary, Mrs
r. ?. Thomson. alrs. n. e Russell,
Afrs. VI. J. Warnocr. Mrs II. Quesnel,
Mrs. N. Davis. Mrs. J. T. WaddelI Mrs.
d. ~. Reckhart. Mrs William Val
lace. Mrs. Frank Carr. AIRS. ". L
Crowley. Mrs. J. ". Brown. Mrs D.
Lane. Mrs. z P. Cody, 1frs. T. Clifford,
Mrs. II. P. Gauigan. Mrs. T. J. Dor
man. Mrs. NcGurn. Mrs. IT. Bartlett,
Miss Virginia Erause and Miss Fan
ME Carr. Miss 3. Correll. Miss Tro-
phey. Mrs J. Morrison
Mrs Walter J. Blackwell win serve
hot chocolate during the afternoon.
The monthly meeting 81 the First
Presbyterian Church Missionary so I
ciety was held Wednesday evening
The devotious were conducted by Dr. /
Floyd Poe. Hiss Barbara Worcester I
sang a solo. and Mrs ". H Day and I
Airs. George Franklin addressed the I
meeting.