El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-03-11
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woMEN's ORGANIZATIONS.
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The music department of the wo
mans club gave an unusually interest.
ing and educative program on Wednes
day afternoon at the horne Of the pres
ident, Mrs. ". R. Brown
The opera. Pagliacci, was given un
der the supervision Of Mrs. S J. Freu
denthal and Mrs. J. A Murdoch.
Mrs. Philip n. Moore president o.
the general federation of Woman'i
clubs. was the guest Of the Ell PasC
club on this occasion. The distin
guished visitor was introduced by the
chairman of the music department
Mrs. NJ P Schuster, and spoke on the
work Of the clubs throughout the
country At the close OF the address
Mrs. Schuster presented Mrs. Moore
with a bouquet of roses from the To-
cal president Mrs. W. r. Brown, who
was out Of the city.
The chairmen of the various depart
mepts gave brief outlines of the wor'
accomplished during the year, and the
reports we're encouraging, showing the
club to be in very flourishing condi-
ton
IRE following program was rem
dered:
Variations on Beethoven Theme,
Miss Gertrude Ellis, Francis Moore.
Violin solo, Mrs Roseborough-
Piano duet. Mrs. Adine Owen, Mrs.
W T. Owen.
Vocal solo. Miss Sprinz.
The opera Pagliacci-
Sketches of life OF Leoncavallo,
Mrs. Prudential
synopsis of Pagliacci. Mrs. Murdoch.
Arioso Mr. Witte.
Nedda's Song, Mrs Howe.
Serenade. Mr.. Witte
Duet of Media and ONTO Mrs.
Moore. Mr.. Witte
The Emergency Circle of the Sum
shine society was entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.
r Morris, 913 Lee street. Sewing
reading and conversation occupied the
afternoon hours and was followed by
refreshments served in the Sunshine
colors Of yellow and white. The table
was set with cluny doilies and deco
rated with jonquils.
Those in attendance were: Mrs
William +. F. Judd, Mrs. z. V. Pick
rell. Mrs w. J. Cox. Mrs. Elliott. Mrs
H H. Bailey. Mrs ". D. Mayfield. Mrs
Cowan, Miss Caroline Bayne.
A St Patrick's social will be given
under the auspices OF the Eastern Star
on Saturday evening, March IS, at the
home of the worthy matron, Mrs ]. n.
Sanburn, sos Rio Grande street.
The Parent-Teachers' association Of
the Mesa school held its regular meet
crowded the assembly rooms and lis
tened with appreciation to the paper
by Prof D. c. Cole on the Practical
Value Of Manual Training"
The Educational Value of Manual
Training was considered by Prof E.
A Ross in a forceful paper touching
on manual training in it's broadcast
sense and dwelling briefly with the ar
tistic and moral phases OF the subject
Prior to this meeting the children of
the various grades gave an appropriate
program concentrating the dates.
Feb. % and March 9. An especially
pretty number was the stately Min
net" danced by Marian Calnan and
Donald Hogarth. IN costume The flag
exercise was also very pretty. Original
compositions were given by Fred Hun
ter, on The Effect of the Mexican
Revolution Upon FL Pasc.''
Following IS the program rendered
by the children:
Recitation. The Little Rambler"
Ruth Sflverman.
Flag exercise. Anna Bell Gray, Edith
Westlake. Harriet Fisher. Winifred
Conway. Mark Dietrich. Arthur Hill.
Hugh Evans.
Solo Soldier Boy" william Ment-
ger
Recitation. Our country's Flag"
John Wagner
) Recitation What Our Flag Means
Minnie Silverman
Recitation. when Mother is Away"
Bette Stafford
Recitations. The Stars and Stripes"
Mildred Landon; Our Country" Pas
chalI Boyer: Our Banner" Bernice
Tverson. Patrick Clark. Isidor Gross
1latt. Martha Uhlig, Virginia Rumsey.
Song. Washington" Eunice Baker,
Myra Pearson, SallIe Phipps. Helen
Kettler. Mildred Paw. Cozette Porter.
The Stately Old Minuet, Marian Cal
IAN, Donald Hogarth-
Piano solo, 'A1legretto.7 Dorothy
McCourt
Essay. Independence of Texas Rec
,gnized by the United States" Rebecca
daetzei
piano Trio. -GaIlope Militan." Jen-
lie Cornwall Sara Bridgers. Anita
daetze.
Essay. -'The Effect of the Mexican
Revolution on FL Paso." Fred Hunter.
Piano sclo, The Last Hope" Nellie /
lay Bowen
The Daughters Of the American Rev
tuition will meet Monday afternoon |