El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-07


, quisite bouquet Of white roses and ferns
/ in the club colors by Mrs. A. w Foster,
/ chairman Of the social committee, VINO
said: I'VE wish our president great
| prosperity in her administra ton ana we
I offer the sincere help of each and every
club member"
a i. Sievers followed with a paper
on Prominent Women of America He
spoke of their work and the conditions
/ that brought into existence the need OF
their work.
The program wa sfinished by a solo,
Summer night" by Mrs. Roland Gil
christ
The music department Of the Wo-
mans club viii hold the first meeting
Of the season on Wednesday afternoon,
October II, in the club rooms. The pro
gram, under the direction Of Mrs w. R.
Brown and Miss Amy Schultz, viii be
given as follows:
Current Events. directors, Miss Amy
Schultz. Mrs. W. r. Brown.
AendelssOhn Day.
MendelssOhn, The Man, the Composer,
Mrs. Brown.
Duo. Midsummer Nights Dream"
Miss Buckler, Francis Moore.
''Slumber Song" Mrs. Daugherty.
Song Without Words" No / Op. %
Miss Beesom.
Duet Misses Shutz and Anderson.
Passage Birds Farewell" chorus.
Violin Concerto. two movements,
a0n Wings VIZ IS Of Song. Miss Jenevie
"a CappricciOsO. Cd soherzO. Mrs.
Joseph Thew.
Flute. Songs Without Words" "a
Consolation" C5) Spring Song" Mr..
Trio. ct Waited for the Lord" Mes
danes Moore, Howe and COons.
sstTae7 W TSrae1'' Mrs Raster
90 Rest in the Lord" Mrs Strugh.
Trio, Lift Thine Eyes" Mesdames
Howe, Pearce and Mengel
Sello, ON Wings Of Music" Miss
Bean, Mrs. Bean.
The Ladies OF the Aaccabees Of the
World, FL PasO hive No. AZ, celebrated
the nineteenth anniversary Of the
founding of the national order We'd
nesday afternoon with a reception and
birthday celebration in the new quar-
ters Of the FL PasO hive in the Knights
Of Pythias hall, fifth floor Of the Cali
isher building. The reception and
birthday anniversary celebration also
took the form Of a hOuseWarming, as 1t
was the first formal function to be held
by the lodge in It's newly acquired
quarters in the building.
The program opened with an address
Of welcome by Mrs. Resale II. Ashley,
record keeper of the FL PasO lodge. who
welcomed the visitors and members to
the new quarters on behalf Of the lodge.
A program of recitatiOns followed. with
the singing of the anniversary song Of
the supreme order as one Of the fea-
lures. Progressive hearts and high
five occupied the remainder Of the af-
ternoon. Mrs Ray Harreu won the
first prize in the progressive high five
contest and Mrs. d. Bako1sky won the
heart prize.
A birthday cake with the 19 candles !
& nf nF
the organization was arranged in the
center Of the room and a prize contest
resulted in AIRS. James BrOyles win I
ming the birthday prize q hand painted I
plate A musical program was also Civ I
en- during the afternoon and refresh 4
ments we're served by the local mem !
bers Of the hive.
The local hive has a membership Of j
1875 and its commanding officers are: /
Mrs. Laura Ables, commander; Mrs T. /
StOtton, past commander; Mrs. L S.
Fisher, Lieutenant; Mrs. Ora Graves Q
finance auditor.
The Fortnight club met Wednesday 1
afternoon at the residence Of Mrs. s. T.
S. Nichols, 713 Mundy avenue. The /
decorations in the dining room were I
ferns and cut flowers. a number Of 4
very pleasing musical selections were /
given during the afternoon. Cards ]
was the feature OF the entertainment, D
Mrs. Delaney receiving first prize, a I
handsome cut glass dish; Miss Walsh, I
the second, hand painted plate; Mrs. ]
Logan securing the consolation Dam :
ty and delicious refreshments were !
served at the conclusion Of the game. /
Those present were: Mesdames J. J. I
Meuttmann, J. Il. Waddels Logan, @.
Hoy, Buchert, Buchoz. J. A. Delaney,
H. o. Dow c. E. Kelly, R. 7. Carson,
S. s. NicOls, Miss Walsh.
The Fortnight club will meet next I
Wednesday afternoon at the residence
Of Miss Walsh 514 N Stanton street
80 --1.On c.rrnrp nO..oina