El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-16

WOMEN's ORGANIZATIONS.
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The regular meeting of the st.
Mary's Court. 646, ". c. o. F., deviated
from the the usual business session on
Wednesday. upon invitation of the
chief ranger, Mrs. Saran Maloney. who
invited the court to be ner guests for
, the day, and assist her in celebrating
her 46th birthday anniversary
At the close of the business session,
Mrs. Maloney was inveigled from the
room. and upon her return found de-
lightful surprise awaiting her
The altar had been redecorated and
instead of the insignia of the order, an
immense birthday cake two feet IN
diameter rested upon the altar
The cake was decorated in 46 candles
In yellow and white, the colors or the
order. At either side Of the cake were
two beautiful cut glass dishes, the
personal gifts of the members OF the
order to their chief ranger
The long refreshment table was set
with handsome drawnwork center
niece and artisticaIly decorated with
white carnations and yellow jonquils.>
Before being seated the guests drank
the following toast, which was given
by the chief ranger:
est. Mary's Court, rise, drink with
me this toast, May all the world De
taught the love that in US burns; OF our
benevofence and charity, may every
weak hand boast, and may st Mary s.
&C. at last be found with those thai
God loves best"
The toast cards were white with gilt
edges. and the wording was in gilt
each card being tied with yellow rib
bon
Refreshments were served in which
the color scheme, white and yellow, was
beautifully carried out
Besides the members of the order, the
invited guests were: Rev FIR Roy, >
J.. chaplain of the court; Dr. Geo. b.
Calnan, medical examiner; Mesdames
J. Caghney, L. Richstatter, MISS Caihan
and Marion Calnan-
Music and Rotations added to the
pleasure of the afternoon.
At the meeting of the letter and art
department of the Woman's club, on
Wednesday, a most interesting pro-
gram will be given under the direction
OF DR.. Ida Bishop. as follows:
The Press and Its Power, Mrs W. G
Mccormick.
Yellowstone Park. Mrs. Horace Lay
The Railroads-Their Influence, Miss
Elizabeth Goff.
After the program there will be
called meeting of the members OF the
new art department, for the purpose OF
election of officers, and arranging
program for the ensuing year.
The music department Of the Wo-
mans club gave another delightful az
ternoon of music to the club members
and their friends on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. W. R. Brown Pre-
ter was elected chairman of the music
department for the coming year.
Mrs. George Drummer was chosen vice
chairman. Miss Adele Morgan secre-
tary, Miss Amy Schultz treasurer
The last meeting of the year will
take place April q, when the ever
popular FL Trovatore will be given with
Mrs. s. j. Prudential in charge of the
program Lohengrin was the study Of
the afternoon, the program being I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. E. Kohlberg,
who gave a delightful synopsis of the
opera Before the regular program two
extra numbers were given, a piano solo
by Miss Julia Pool, which was rendered
with huency and ease, and a song,
Roses Everywhere" by Mrs G. NJ
Worthington, who charmed her hear
ers, not only with the delightful quail
ity. of her voice, but also Win ner
pleasing personality.
Miss Gertrude Ellis, one of the
younger soloists on the program is the
possessor of voice of unusual sweet |
ness and purity.
Mrs w D. Howe's charming voice |
was never heard to better advantage. |
Her rendition of ''Elsa's Dream was
especially pleasing. A F. Sievers's
brilliancy of execution and mastery |
handling Of the wedding March"
called forth much applause. The entire |
program was excelently given and
with true artistic Interpretation. The |
program follows:
Part L.
!. Piano solo. Miss Julia Poor
2. Vocal solo, Roses Everywhere
(Benza) 49,. Mrs. Worthington |
Part H.-LOhengrin.
Synopsis of opera. Mrs. Kohlberg
Overture Mrs J. n. Sanburn
Elsa's Dream. .... Mrs Waiter Howe |
Swan Song. .Parvih Witte |
Arouse Thyself' Mr. Lemen /
Bridal Procession (Wagner-LiszD
L. Miss Elizabeth Con |
Solo and duet
Mrs. w. W. Evans and Mr. Lemen !
"Ye Wandering Breezes. .
.. Miss Gertrude Ellis |
Solo and duet. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Evans and Mrs Howe |
Wedding March Wagner-LiszD.
A F. Sievers |
Taunt Me No More. --...... Mrs Howe |
Duet . Mr.. and Mrs White |