El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-15


tend.
Miss Thee Patterson will be the next
hostess for the Beta Beta club. on
Wednesday afternoon.
On next Wednesday the department
of current events and literature will
hold the last meeting of the present
club year. The chairman, Mrs. VIM. H.
F. Judd, has arranged an interesting
program. as follows:
French Women and Men of Letters
Miss Myra Winkler.
Reading-Mrs. Bennett
Solo-Miss Bertha .Stanhope.
Conditions in Mexico-Mrs. J. H Hirt.
Conditions in Japan-Mrs. H F..
Wright.
Club members are requested to send
correct address, and state name Of de-
partment in which they wish to be en-
rolled this year to the chairman of the
book committee, Mrs. George F. Til
ton, Bell phone 1869. Promptness will be
appreciated.
The music department of the Wom-
ems club elected the following officers
on last Wednesday: Chairman. Mrs. j.
J. Raster; vice chairman. Mrs. George
Drummer; secretary, Mrs Marie LOOMS;
treasurer, Miss Amy Schultz.
The department of current events and
literature will elect officers next We'd
nesday.
The work of the department has been
fully UP to the standard maintained ali
last year under the direction of Mrs.
w r. Brown. The study this year has
been under the supervision of Mrs. NJ.
P. Schuster, and has been chiefly of
Italian opera, the following seven, OF
which have been carefully and fully in
terpreted: ''Cayalleria Rusticana,"
Mascagni; La Boheme," Pucinni; La
Tosca," Norma" BeIlini; ''Pagliacci."
Leon CavalIo; II Trovatore," Verdi;
THE Barber of Saville." Rossini.
The one exception to the regular
course was a program on women COM
posers, given in January. The depart
ment has gained many new members
and financially, it has become the pride
of the club, the concert evenings be-
ing especially productive. Last month
the department was the recipient of a
musical compliment, given by profess
sor Sievers and Mr.. Miller in the form
of a Sonata Evening" which was a
musical event which the club especial
ly appreciates. The department is to be
congratulated on having established in
the last two years a record for high
class work, which makes it the musical
power of Ell Paso-
The Silent Twelve club wss enter
tanned on Thursday Afternoon by Mrs.
Duncan B. Johnson. 1t was a pleasing
affair to a full attendance of members
and a few invited guests. Games and
contests furnished the entertainment
provided for the afternoon, with sug-
gestions Of Easter. In the guessing
contest Mrs. J. F. Miller won first prize,
souvenir spoon. The guest prize,
hand painted puff box, was won by Mrs.
L. s. Davis, the consolation prize,
coral necklace, went to Mrs. W. E.
Clark.
Refreshments were served the guests.
who were Mesdames J. T. Miller, E. H
Burk, E. o. Hughson, J. w. Ridge, S.
H Barbee, e. F. Groom, J. D. Berry. w.
E Clark, Wip Robinson. S. L. Davis.
NJ L. Wurfel., jeff Darnall; Misses Eff
fie Corum, Byra Abbott. Matte Tom
linson.
Mrs. ]. ". Ridge will be hostess for.
the next meeting.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton, with Mrs. H. w. Broaddus, as
chairman, are going to give recep-
ton and tea at the home of Mrs. French,
1922 Montana street. Easter Monday
from to 6 o'clock. to which all friends
and friends friends of the chapter are
invited. This is the ninth birthday an
niversary of the chapter. so:
Wear your Easter frock and pleasant
face,
Your company manner and old time
grace"
ANSLEY'S NEW STUDIO
210 n. Stanton street is now open
for business You are invited to call
and see the new sfvleS in nhntnS