El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-12
Society
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Women's Organisations

An enjoyable evening was spent sat
I urdav when the Las Cruces Music club
{ deliEhted the members Of the Woman 8
/ club OF this city and their friends with
[ a concert
The rooms were decorated in ferns,
palms, ported plants and cut flowers.
/ The floor was covered with rugs. max
I ing the room look very homelike. AFTER
/ the program was rendered, a social
[ hour was spent Refreshments OF ice
I cream in green and white (the FL Paso
( Woman's club colors) and cake were
served.
| the chairman of the music department;
/ Mrs. George Drummer presided. Mrs
4 Henry Stoes, president Of the Las cru
I ces Music club, gave 4 short address
/ and took charge OF the excellent pro-
/ gram which was as follows:
/ Piano Is hands, Dance aeabre"
/ Mrs. W. J. Stevens Mrs. Henry Stoes,
! Mrs. II. B. Holt Mrs. J. P. Monty.
/ String Quartet TschaikOwskl
Piano "a 'sTo a Wild Rose. Mcdowell
(b) The skylsTk', Tschaikowski
Mrs. J. o. Miller.
Vocal (al The Lass With the Deli
a. dee iIeine seele''' -. -. .Lassen
Miss Morrison.
'1 Mrs. W. ]. Stevens. -
Mixed voice, "Wynken, Blynken
sns sc Morrison orr W j stevens N MIS-.
L. A Broaddus. R J. Stevens
Miss Alice Hill.
salon Robinson, Miss Lutte Foster.
CbJ Flower Song" Cfrom FAUST
Mrs. Badenoch.
Piano "Tannhauser Fantaisie''
Mrs. George Frenger.
Vocal (a) "Vissi D'arte Vissi
P S57 S. 6fror 9o at9sea) n: Pq g3s.d
Mrs. l. A. Broaddus
Orchestra, Scene Champetre' .Papini
The Las Cruces Music club was or
gained four years ago. and has now
grown 10 q mem bershfp of so. 1t con-
duets special music study gives open
programs twice a month, and a feature
Of the work is the special concerts Civ
en- twice a year.
The following people from Las Cru
ces came to FL Paso for the occasion:
Mr. and Mrs. i. A Broaddus Mr. and
Mrs Henry Stoes. Mp. and Mrs. ". J.
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin A. Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Holt. Mrs. BadenOch,
Ar. and Mrs Monty, Mrs. Orrin H.
Brown. Miss Doris Brown Mr and Mrs
kelso, Miss Gill Miss Burke Mr. and
Mrs. George FrenBer. Miss Lutte Foster.
MIS- Bacon. Mrs and Miss Morrison
MIS- Miller, Scion Robinson. Mr. Letser
MISS sadie Stuart Dr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Garrison, Mr. BOssyn. E. Cardinal Chas
Reade and r. A. Stevens
Mrs 5 J. FennslI. president Of the
W oman's club of this city. thanked the
Las Cruces Music club most heartily for
its generosity in coming to FL Paso
and the pleasure they afforded so many
music lovers.
Monday afternoon at three o'clock the
regular monthly meeting of the WO-
mans Charity association viii be held
IN the Y. w C. A rooms in the CaIish-
er building.
The Daughters of the American Rev
otutton Will give an entertainment for
lnelr friends -n Feb. - % the First
christian chu~sl- 1heI. WI be two
prizes given for the best ESSAYS on the
subject Was the American Revocation
> ustiftable?" The ages OF the children
taxing part in this will range from
Is to 10 and Is to -
The cham Der Of commerce has in
vtted the FL Paso WOman's club to
assist in entertaining the wives and
daughters Of the cattlemen who will
De IN the city to attend the cattle
mems convention TO be held in March. /
Miss Ada " Cookson. of North
compton, Mass. VIII arrive soon and [
take charge Of the cha-ity association I
as matrou. on March l.
Miss Cookson comes highly recon- I
mended for the position. Mrs. Mary 4
Hill VIII be retained as assistant ma !
iron Of the charity association /
On Wednesday afternoon at the Wo- J
mans club rooms, Mrs. Carrie L. c. /
Stokes will deliver a lecture. At tho 4
conclusion of this there will be 4 called 4
meeting of the club members to vote
on change in the constitution and !