El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-13
CALLSHER AND POPULAR EMPLO DYES HOLD
DANCE; YOUNG WOMEN TO SELL FLOWERS
Wonaen's Organizations

The music department Of the w ON 1
ans club met on "Wednesday aLterhoS4 !
in the assembly hall of the Paso del
NOrte hotel The meeting was opened
BY the chairman. Mrs EarVln W1tte-
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read by the secretary, MIS- Marie
Loomis, and approved
Mrs ". r. Brown announced the
complimentary recital which VIII De
given on March IA at the First Chris
tfan church by Miss Nellie Mae Bowen,
one Of FL Paso's young musicians
Mrs A. p Avcril announced a re
cital to be given Monday night, Fep-
rIarv II. ar t1o First Christian church,
by Francis Moore
Announcement was also made of the
club birthday luncheon, Wnlcn viii DC
given on March ..
Mrs Parvin Witte announced musl-
cal evening under the direction OF MISS
Annie StOlarOff assisted by Harry ho-
senstein, which will be given at the
assembly hall Of Hotel PasO del NOrJe
on Monday evening, February "a
The program for the afternoon then
followed. under the direction OIL MIS-
W. l. Brown. Mrs Brown announced
each number and gave brief skelcn
of the life of the composer before the
number was given
Mrs Witte read an instructive paper
on French, Italian. German and Eng
lish music during the period from l4UV-
1850. Mrs. Witte mentioned the leau-
ing musicians OF each country during
| that time. particularly Bach one OF
the great German composers, ana han
a
] been the greatest ever written
Mrs Frances Moore gave piano
| number. Allegro movement Italian
/ concerto by Bach; Mrs W d Howe
/ sane 'sThe Lass with a Delicate Air
/ by Arne. accompanied by Mrs J. )
| Pearce: +. @ knickmeyer played
| Fantasy in c min31r BY BaGni .ai.-;
I w W. Evans sang lie Was Desplsed
} and Rejected" by Handel. accompa-
MED by Mrs j. j. Pearce; MISS Allcla
] O'Neil played two violin seIeclons. la)
]
| uet' by VeracinL Miss . Nell was ac-
| coupanied by Mrs. Pearce- ParVln MlIJe
I sang Every Valley Shall be Exalted
/ by Handel accompanied by MRS w
/ K Brown, two piano solos, lie Tam
] BOURNE" by Rameau, and "Soeur MO
| nique" by Francois Couperon. were
/ played by E c. knickmeyer The pro-
/ gram was closed with two chorus num-
I bers. Ia "ChoraIe" No So Cpassion
1 music), by Bach. and Hallelujah chorus,
/ BY Handel, The parts were taken by
/ Mrs. Parvin Witte, Mrs. w. W Evans,
/ Mrs. St. J. Thomas, Mrs. " l. Brown
Miss Anne Hughes; AeSsrs Parvln
4 Witte, NJ NJ Hamlin, Clint Ballard,
! Harry ROsenstein. NJ H Lemen, Roy
] Davis and Paul Nafe. accompanied by
Mrs Helen Roberts.
The Fortnightly club will not hold
| any more meetings until after the
! Lenten season
| Wednesday morning the regular
| board meeting OF the directors OF the
| y. ". C. A was held at the central
/ rooms Officers for the ensuing year
| elected were President Mrs. Flora
| MCAfee jones' first vice president,
! Mrs Henry T. Bowie; second vice pres
( ident; Mrs. H. B. Durkee, third wee
/ president, Mrs w G, Davis, fourth
| vice president. Mrs William Hogarth;
! treasurer, Mrs. j. A. Potter; CORE
/ spending secretary Mrs D " Oct
/ wiler; recording secretary, Mrs Hell
I Hale: member Of executive commit
tee at large, Mrs J. A Rawlings
Chairmen of the committees were
/ elected as follows; Junior and camp
| fire work and chief guardian, Mrs. H.
I T. Bowie; membership, Mrs F. A
| Hodge, religious work, Mrs H B. Dur
| kee; finance, Mrs W C. Davis; board
! ing home. Mrs. T. J. WOOdside5 gym
| nasium. Mrs Paul Heermans; social,
Mrs. William HOgarth; travellers aid
| Mrs Sarah BarSers rooms, Mrs G. A.
| ThUmm; lunch room. Mrs. A j. Rob
ertson; Cloudcroft Mrs Horace t.
! Stevens.
Reports Of the different committees
/ We're given and Miss Mabel Stafford
gave a talk on the work in different
/ parts of Texas The members Of the
| board responded to roll call by giving
the name Of a new member for the as
| ISOLATION
Mrs. W. Z. OBrien viii be the host
ess Of the Thursday afternoon CLUB TINS
! afternoon
| The Shakspere Reading club is meet
| ing this afternoon at the home of
| Mrs. Olaf c. Ellison, at her home IN
Highland Park
The flower sale for the Save the
! Babies fund of the WOman's Charity
| association will take place on St Val
: entine'S day at the Flower shop Inc
J committee viii be in charge of the sale
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! ranged stations. matrOns and assistants
also at the following places:
State National bank, Mrs W L
Gaines, assisted by Misses Anne Lee
Gaines, Lemire Nebeker and Wanda
Race.
city National bank. Mrs. U s. Stewart
matrOn. assisted by Mrs. W. Z. Arnold.
Mrs James Vance, Mrs W r. Brown
Rio Grande Valley bank, matrOn, Mrs
c. NJ Newman. assisted by Misses Clare
and Florence Xancey-
matron, assisted by Misses Lucy Verne,
! Martha ThurmOnd and Lucille Snyder.
Sheldon hotel, Mrs W Cooley, ma ma
iron. assisted by Misses Henrietta
BucNler. Ivah Cool, Mrs J. I. Bark
Paso del Norte hotel. Mrs. W. L
TOoley. matrOn; Misses Eileen Wall
Olive Davis, Nancy Lakeland Ethel
/ St. Regis hotel. Mrs james Dick, ma
tron; Misses Elsie KOhlbergs Eleanor
I and HedWig Matthias, Della MOye.
Popular Dry Goods company. Mrs.
Marion Well. matron; Lisses Frances
| Mayfield, Lucille Daniel, Hattie Mae
/ I.Oretz. Elizabeth Stevens.
White House Mrs. Charles Stevens
matron; Misses Irene Robinson and
] Emma Hood.
Miss Mabel k Stafford. state secre-
tary of the Y. ". c. \. work led the
! prayer meeting at the boarding home
on Wednesday evening, giving a very
interesting tax. Miss Stafford viii
! leave this evening for Fort Worth and
| several other points in eastern Texas
before going to her home in Austin
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