El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-14
wOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS.

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The members of the Charity associa-
ton will meet Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Winches-
ter Cooley to sew for the poor chill
dren of the city.
All members of the association, and
also their friends who are interested in
charity work, are especially invited to
attend, and to bring % cents to pay for
materials used in making garments for
the needy children Of the city.
An event of peculiar interest was the
meeting of the D. A. r., held Monday
afternoon at the EIks' club.
The club rooms were beautifully
decorated in mistletoe, Christmas bells
and garlands of smilax, while red
shaded candles illumined the scene.
The hostesses of the afternoon were:
Mesdames F. A. Hodge, Irving Mcneil.
W. L. Pitcaithly, Frank w. Brown, H.
c. Dyer and Miss Clara Mundy.
At short business session it was
decided to offer a medal to the pupils
OF the eighth grade and of the first
year of the high school, for the best pa
per on United States history.
The committee appointed to arrange
for the entertainment to be given on
February % was requested to bring
its plans before the next meeting OF
the chapter, to be discussed and voted
upon.
A delightful program included: a
reading from Richard Carvel, ga Mary
land Christmas by Mrs. Irving Nc
Neill; Christmas hymn, Bending Ger
the Cradle Low" by Mrs. Courtney
| Camp, and a pleasing recitation by
Mrs J. F. Miller.
At the close of the program the flags
decorating the mantel were drawn back,
bringing to view numbers of stockings
hung above the fireplace and contain
| ing bonbons and Christmas quotations
| for each guest Upon lifting the flags,
| Mrs F. A. Hodge quoted the lines,
Make Me Child Again Just for To-
| night" and expressed the wish that ire
| occasion would recall many happy
| memories of childhood.
| Dainty refreshments were served by
| the hostesses, terminating most de-
| lightful afternoon.
| The art department of the Woman's
l club met this afternoon in the ciut
| rooms The program, given under th'
| direction of Mrs c. H. Campbell, wa:
one of unusual interest
Last evening the music department
| of the Woman's club gave the first o.
a series of evening musicals Tht
opera was Bohemian Girl" and every
number on the program was giveT
with feeling and musical taste Mrs
L. t Moore and Mrs Marguerite
Buckler Stevenson were special favor
ties with the audience, Mrs. Bucklel
Stevenson being compelled to respond
to third encore
The affair was held at the home o.
the president Of the club. Mrs w R
Brown \ conservative estimate OF
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FL Paso's musical talent and societ!
folk The soft lights and the glowinf
warmth within. emphasized the per
vading spirit of hospitality and put thu
audience in a happy receptive moo'
for the following excellent program il
charge of Mrs. L. I. Moore and Mis-
|. Barnes:
Duo-.Barcarolle' -.-. Schytl
Mrs Leonard Hanson and Miss Barnes
Spinning song Francis Moor
Part III.
Synopsis Of the opera. Miss Barne
Overture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Francis Moor
"Cavalleria, a Soldiers Life
r. J. Carson
Chorus-"Come With the Gypsy Bride
when the Fair Land of Poland
Parvin Witt
Il Dreamt 1 Dwell in Marble Halls
ouartet-~From the valleys and Hills
Mr.. and Mrs. Witte. Mrs Moore
and Mr.. Lamen
| 1.-The Heart Bowed Down" E. E. Nol'
Then You'll Remember Me-. Mr. Witt
Trio-"Through the World, Wilt Tho
Fly With Me-"
| Mr.. and Mrs White. and Mr. Lemen.
l Final Aria repeated-2nd encore
Mrs. Marguerite Buckler Stevenson
Kathleen Mavourneen."
The next meeting of the club will b
that of the art department this after
noon.
The Sunshine society met yesterda.