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Thursday, Tov. 12, 1914
MUSIC DEPARTMENT OF WOMAN'S
CL UE TO FEA TURE AMERICAN MUSIC
Daily Fashion Hint
L B1S0 HERAXB
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AN excellent musical program was
gives by the music department
of the Woman's cjnb Wednes
day afternoon in the high school audi
torium. A brief business session, at
which Mrs George Brunner, the chair
man, presided, opened the afternoon's
meeting Miw milie Irvin, the secre
tary read the minutes of the previous
meeting and reported the following
new members receded into the music
department Mebdames Richard War
ren. Charles Klnkei. W E. Miller.
Tialph Hendeison. Burt Orndorff. Mary
Bond Wheat, Robert Krakauer, Ed
mund Lachman. W C Hader, Harry
T Wals, William .lessen. I A Shedd,
Trances S. Weil, Maurice Goldoft. Na
than Goldoft, P M Rigdon, Ktnt Bosh,
Anna Love, T S. Stewart, II Y Hills.
W R Bansemer, I La skin, M sses
Ttosemary Pelham and Margaret Cot
ter Mrs. Carl Lee Smith announced
the cake sale of the art depai tment
and requested nenbers wishing to con
tribute or to purchase cakes to com
municate' with Mrs A. J. Fraser
To Produce American Jlnxlc
Mr3 Gcorce Brunner appealed to the
members of the club who sing, to Join
the club chorus She explained that
on account of the European war the
eet illed study of the works of modern
foiei"n composers would have to be
cm tailed, as it was most difficult and
epensive to secure anj European mu
eir Therefoie althouch the original
prosr.im as far as possible will be car
ried out through the year, the majority
of the programs will be liberally- sup
plied with "Made in America' music.
Mrs S J I'reudenthal took chaige
of the program following Mrs. "run
ner's talk and announced the program
numbers. The club ha .as its guesM
Miss Bel Gailier Wooster and Ralph
Brainard, of Chicago, who are in Jil
T-iso with the Chicago Opera company.
Mr Brainard sang "At Dawning, by
rtdman, and "Come to the Ga"'
t,o, e. by ' Marv Turner Salter. Miss
Wooster, who is a member or tnff
W oman's club of Woodstock. 111., a
suburb of Chicago, sang "The Sweet o
the Year." Mr Brainard and Miss
Wooster sanp a duet from Cadmans
ran; ivcle. "The Morning of the Year.
Mis w R. Brown was their piano ac
companist. . . ,
Mrs s .T rreudenthal read a oriel
sketch or the liners of Archille Claude
TihuHsr and Charpentier Mrs. A.,
,vieers phied a piano solo. Ara
besque. ' b Debuss Thomas A. Chris
tian sang I-f or." b A Sleiger. and
Idler in the progiam "Vision Fugitive,
-, V's&enett. Mis .Tames G McNary
8tompanied him on the piano A trio
coniposed of Miss Alicia O'Neill, violin,
JTrs Trances S Weil, piano, and Sal
vador Souflee, flute, plaed "Enfant
Fiodige Mrs A H Goldstein sang
Little Sliver Ringa" and "Were I
f.ardner," l Chaminade Mrs. W. R.
Brown played her piano accompani
ment Mrs Ralph Henderson played
"Reene" ai a violin solo, with Mrs.
James G. McNarv asjier piano accom
panist Mrs Clarence Johnson read a
brief svnopsis of tht narrative of the
opera "Louise." The aria from the op
era was sung by Mrs. Ralph J. Wilson,
accompanied by Mrs. W. R. Brown.
Chorn Is Closins dumber.
The closing number of the program
was a chorus. "Wynkum, Blynkum
and Nod," in which the pianists were
Mrs W R. Brown and Miss Margaret
oung Mrs. R. J Wilson was the
1 ..a.- .....4 ertfnlat anH thf rhnrilR meiD-
bers were Mesdames W. D Howe Clar
encp Johnson. William Graves, Ralph
Henderson, W. R. Schutz, Jay E. Dutch
er, W. C Haden, Robert Mosson, T.
Goodwin, K. C. Copenhaver and Miss
Ella Peck.
At the close of the program Mrs. W.
L. Crockett expressed thanks on be
half of the Rescue Home association
for the towels brought by the club
women for the equipment of the Res
cue home. She spoke of the three girls
already being cared for in the home,
who are IT, 10 and 14 years old, and
explained that the home was far the
helping of defenceless and unfortu
nate girls Mrs. George Brunner ex
nrepserl the svmnathv nf thfc music de-
Lpartment women with the purpose of
uie Kescue nome. xne meeting cioio
with the motion made by Mrs. Olga
Kohlbcrg that the singers and musi
cians of the afternoon who had con
tributed to the program should be giv
en a rising vote of thanks.
The hostesses of the day who re
ceived the club members as they ar
rived were Mesdames J. W. Loreutzen,
C M. Lyman, Rowland Gilchrist, Rob
ert P. Mosson. Clarence Johnson. S. J.
I Freudenthal and George Brunner.
As the art department of the Wom
an's club is this year devoting especial
attention to art in the home, it is con
sidered appropriate that' the members
of this department who excel in culi
nary art should make some special fea
tuie of this. So the art department will
conduct a cake baking contest and cake
sale, to be held the Tuesday and Wed
nesday before Thanksgiving. There
will be two prizes for the best cakes.
Mrs. A. J. Fraser is the chairman in
charge.
About El Pasoans.
Robert Piatt, who is ill with typhoid
fever at Hotel Dleu, is slowly recov
ering. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Craig are located
at the Marguerite apartments for the
winter.
Mrs. D. P. Beckham, who has been
quite 111 for some time, is able to be
about again.
Senator Claude B. Hudspeth, who has
been ill at Hotel Dleu, has been
moved to his home. He is convalesc
ing from an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs A. S. J. Eylar, who has been
quite ill at Hotel Dleu, has improved
sufficiently to be removed to her home
Wednesday.
Miss Edith McCleary was taken very
ill with appendicitis Wednesday night
at her home, 2909 Bliss street and was
taken to Hotel Dieu for an operation.
She is doing nicely today
Rev and Mrs Robin Gould are now
located at Carpinteria, Calif, where
Mr Gould has been appointed in charge
of the "Methodist church for the com
ing year. Mrs. Gould, who was in very
poor TTealth while ih Phoenix, Ariz.,
has Improved greatly in California.
Both young people lived in El Paso
for a number of years, and are very
well known here. Mr. Gould was for
merly city circulation manager of The
Herald before he entered the ministry.
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The monthly social and dance of Ala
meda Grove circle. No. 983, will be
given Saturday night in the W. O. W.
ball, on the corner of Magoffin and
Alameda avenue. The committee in
charge of the affair is composed of
Mrs Cora O. Clark, Mrs. Bessie T.
Shinn and Mrs. Mildred Warden.
The Idlewild club was entertained
by Mrs. S. T. Cross Wednesday after
noon at her home on Wyoming street.
The rpms were attractively decorated
with ohrysanthemums. A feature of
the affair was the surprise shower of
gifts" from the members to Mrs. T. J
McCamant, a recent bride. The guests
of the club were Mrs. Robert Olds, Mrs
J. Steamer, Mrs. B. J. Zabrlskl, and
Miss Marguerite Beaty, of Jasper, Tex.
The amusement of the afternoon was
"00." Mrs. B. J. Zabrlskl won the first
prize and Mrs. Thomas White the con
solation prize. Following the games
light refreshments were served. Mrs!
Wyche Greer will entertain the club
next week. Among the members pres
ent were: Mesdames Z. Morgan Miller
William McSain. Thomas White, Wyche
Greer. T. J. McCamant, E. A. Walters
and Harry Stevens.
The Woman's Catholic Order of For
esters, St. Mary's court, No. 616, held
its monthly social Wednesday after
noon in the Knights of Pythias hall.
The games of bunco and high five were
the amusements of the afternoon. Miss
Beasy Welch won the first prize in the
games of high five and Mrs. George
Hillman won the consolation prize.
Mrs. L. Malone won the first prize In
bunco and Mrs. Roy Hageman won the
consolation prize. Following the card
games refreshments of Ice cream and
cake were enjojed. The social com
mittee in charge was composed of Mes
dames D. Ford, chairman; W. B. Giar
don and Roy Hageman. Among the
members present were Mesdames M. P.
Maloney. Marie Spillman, P. E. Kelly,
Paul Brlesh. Roy Hageman, C. M. Cun
ningham, Earl Maxon, Mattle McLane,
Joe Grant; Delia Lane, Dora Grady, L.
Malone, George Hillman, D. Ford, S. L.
Davis, Misses Beasy Welch, Lillian Ma
lone and Flora Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker entertained
the members of Harmony Chapter Or
der of the Eastern Star, Wednesday
nght at their home in Grand "View. The
affair was the monthly social of the
order. On the entertainment committee
in charge were Mesdames A. E. Ryan,
chairman; B. J. Zabrlskl. C F Holz
warth, Helen Crutcher, J R. Walker,
G. W. Dennis and Alice Wilson. The
house was attractively decorated with
quantities of chrysanthemums and
strands of crepe paper in the colors of
the Eastern Star. Japanese lanterns
were strung aboutthe porches. About
70 members attended tne party. Dur
ing the evening musical selections were
enjoyed. The games of the evening
were strung about the porches. About
were "300" and bunco. Mrs. Helen
Mead won tho first prize in bunco and
John Hughes the consolation prize. A.
Burch won the first prize in "500" and
C. D. Freeman the consolation prl7t
Following the card games refreshments
of ice cream, cake and coffee were
served by the social entertainment com
mittee. Dances.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hennlng enter
tained Tuesday night at their home on
Lee street with a very Informal little
gathering of their friends to meet
their guest. Miss Pearl Stearns, of San
Antonio. During the evening dancing
was enjoyed and light refreshments
were served Among those present
were Misses Pearl Stearns and Vir
ginia Bean, Lieut and Mns. L. M. Lo
gan, Lieut, and Mrs. James P. Marley,
Lieut. W. H. Simpson and Lieut. Nor
man W. Peek.
1 . j ? sIzed orwd of dancers at
tended the midweek hop at the Country
club Wednesday night. Among some of
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. D
t Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Potter
Mr. and Mrs. S W. Daniels. Mr. and
Mrs A. N. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Gaines. Mr and Mrs. Alves Dixon, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sims, MaJ. and Mrs.
George Moore, Capt and Mrs. B P.
Johnson, Capt. and Mrs. George H
Esteys, Capt. and Mrs. A. Owen Sea
man: Misses Marie Cloman,' Mildred
Whitfield. Valeria Garrard, Anne Lee
Gaines, Walker McCIellan. Katherine
Edgar. Lemlre Nebeker, Marlon Young.
Ivah Cool, Hilda Sauer. Blanche Davis.
Alice Wulff, Ethel Brown, Virginia.
Semple, Grace Wlngo, Irene Laughlln.
Anne Hughes; Col. Joseph Garrard,
Capt. William B. Graham. Capt Martin
L. Crimmins, Capt Robert Mearns.
Lieut A. E. Ahrends. Lieut George R.
Guild, Lieut P. K. Johnson, Lieut John
C Maul, Lieut) W. M. Bailey, Lieut
Francis Brannan, Lieut Hugo D.
Schultz, Lieut W. C Houghton, Lieut
W. H. Simpson. Lieut Dennis E. Mc
Cunniff, Lieut Fr C Rogers, Lieut. Oli
ver S. Wood, Lieut Robert O. Annin.
Lieut Theodore Barnes Jr.; Messrs. Ted
Houghton, Sterling Blackshear. Ernest
Sauer, James Alves. Lewis Croaker,
James Curtis. W. H. F. Judd. W. F.
Payne, Gist Russell. Talbot Hill, Ted
Davis, "Dexter Mapel, Robert McCarte
and Page Kemp.
Women's Organizations.
The W M. C. I club was entertained
by Mrs. R. R. Mason Wednesday after
noon at her home on McKinley avenue.
The members spent the afternoon pleas
antly in sewing and conversation.
Chrysanthemums decorated the rooms
attractively. When the work was laid
aside refreshments were served by the
hostess. The guests of the club were
Mrs. C. F. Myers and Mrs. a C Coving
ton. The first of the evening concerts of
the music department of the Woman's
1iiH will tin plva T,KJnv. .... ..(.. Ah
the High, school auditorium. Miss Rose
Goodman, pianist will give a recital,
assisted by Mrs. Ralph J. Wilson,
soprano; David Holguin. violinist, and
Mrs. Clarenoe Johnson, accompanist
Miss Goodman will play the sonata In
E minor by Grieg, with the four move
ments, allegro moderato, alia mlnuetto,
adante, and finale allegro. Mrs. Ralph
J. Milson will sing the aria, "O Weep
O Weep Mine Eyes," by Masscney. Miss
Goodman will play four selections by
Chaminade, "Arlequlne," "The Fauns."
"Barcarolle" and Valse Caprice." Mrs.
Wilson will sing "If i Were Like You."
by Puccini. David Holguin will play
a piano solo, "Fantasia Appasslonata."
by VUuxtompR Miss Goodman will
p.?yiJ- flections by Chopin .as the
closing numbers of the nroe-ram
"Ballade" and "Sherao." Proram.
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Miss Catherine Flynn will entertain
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Out Of Town Visitors.
Mrs. John O'Shea, of Canutlllo, Is
spending a few days in El Paso, visit
ing friends.
Price McKlnney left for Cleveland,
Ohio, Thursday afternoon, after paying
a short visit to his mining interests in
the state of Chihuahua.
Larry Adams, of Amarlllo, Texas,
has come to El Paso to make his home.
Miss Pearl Stearns, of San Antonio,
Texas, is in El Paso, the guest of Mrs.
E. A. Henning, and will spend the win
ter with her in El Paso.
Mrs. ,F. J. Ituhlman and Mrs. H. A.
Slagle, of Detroit Mich., who are on
their way to Los Angeles. Cat, spent
Wednesday in El Paso, the guests of
Mrs. H. T. Bowie.
Mrs. Chad Franks and little daugh
ter. Jeanette Franks, who have been
visiting Mrs. Alice S. Cawthon, 1119
Montana street for the past two
weeks, have returned to their homo In
Austin.
El Pasoans Returning.
Col. Joseph Garrard has returned to
El Paso, after spending several months
traveling in the east
Miss Mary Hill has returned to El
Paso from a visit in Galveston and
other east Texas points.
Mrs. W. H. Austin and Miss Maude
Austin, who have been spending sev
eral months In California, have re
turned to El Paso.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Walz, who
went to Phoenix to watch the finish of
the El Faso to Phoenix automobile
race, returned to El Paso Thursday
morning.
Miss Irma Kuhn, who has been vis
iting her cbusin, Mrs. Mary C. Hall, at
Alpine, Texas, for the past three
months, returned to her home In El
Paso Wednesday.
Dr. H. F. Wright who has been
spending the summer in California, re
turned to El Paso Thursday. Mrs.
Wright will remain In California visit
ing in Alamedi for a month or two
longer.
Dinners ana Luncheons.
A delightful little game dinner was
enjoyed Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. C. L. Half, in the Brazos apart
ments. John Jagoe and W. K. John
ston, who has returned from a suc
cessful hunting trip, supplied the game.
The guests were Mrs. George Morgan.
Miss Bessie Palmer, Miss Viva Drlscoll,
Miss Marjorle Hall, John Killings
worth, Jack Flynn, Larry Adajns of
Amarlllo, John Jagoo and W. K. John
ston. Following the dinner dancing
was enjoyed.
The vToltec club will have Its annual
banquet on the night of November 18
at the club building. This banquet Is
always the big feature of the fall club
season and the committee Is now ar
ranging for the entertainment feature
of the banquet
The Army. '
Mrs. James P. Marley, who has been
visiting in Austin, has returned to El
Paso to Join her husband, Lieut Mar
ley, of the Sixth field artillery.
Mai. Mark L. Hersev. of the isth in.
fantry, who has been assistant chief of
the Philippine constabulary for about
nine years, was the guest of Capt Al
len J. Greer, of the 16th lnfantrv, for
a few days, on his way from San Fran
cisco to Join his regiment In Texas
City.
El Pasoans Away.
Foster Hathaway is on a hunting
trip beyond Sanderson, Texas, and will,
be away for a week. ,'.
Larkin Smith has gone to San An.
tonlo to visit his mother, Mrs. William
Smith, for a short time. ,
Mrs. Erma P. Hlnden will leave Frl
danfor Los Angeles and San Francisco,
Cat, whore she will remain for about
two mourns.
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