El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-16
Conducted By
MISS HALLE IRWIN
Telephones 1920 or 2O4o. day;
and 545, night
Women's Organizations

A large number of members and
friends of the WOman's club were pres
ent on Wednesday afternoon at the as
sembly hall of the hotel Paso del Norte
when the first meeting of the music
department of the club was held. A
short business session was held before
the program was rendered Mrs. W. L.
Brown was elected as delegate to the
state federation of WOmen's clubs,
which will be held at Corpus Christi,
Texas, from November II to IA. Mrs.
Brown was elected as delegate of the
music department, and Mrs. Bertha Z.
was elected as secretary of the depart
ment to fill the vacancy left by the de-
pature from the city of Mrs. H. Z.
Christie.
At the directors meeting after the
program, Mrs J. J. Pearce was elected
delegate to the convention from the
club and Mrs W. R. Brown was also
elected a delegate The chairman Of
the music department Mrs. J. J. Pearce,
and the director of the day, Mrs. Julius
Lorentzen, then took charge of the pro-
gram which was by American cOmpOS-
ers- The first part was composed OF
the compositions Ct Adolph Forester
and the second part by George Chad
WICK The program was an excellent
one, every number being greatly en-
Joyed- Miss Annie StOlaroff opened the
program with piano solo, Eros
winch was followed by a vocal num-
Der Alone" by Mrs. A. H. Goldstein.
Mrs Elna L de Glumaz played a violin
solo, Romance ct MelOdie," and Mrs
J; y Raster gave a vocal number, MY
Harp, with violin ObligatO nv Mrs
Glumaz- The next number was a vocal
NUMBER, The DanZa," by Miss Alicia
ONein and this was followed bv an
amusing number in the form of a
nursery rhymn, "Jabberwockv." which
was sung by Messrs: Witte. MacCaIIum,
Davis, Tyndall. J. NJ. Davis. Dr. Brun-
ner and Lemen. Two songs followed
the chorus. entitled Before the Dawn
and lyric from Told in the Gate"
Ihese were sung by Mrs. Leila Moore.
4 quartet for strings followed this bv
Mrs Glumaz, Mrs. McNary. Miss Bean
and Miss O'NeiII. Mrs. Francis Moore
CIoSed the program with a piano solo,
ocnerzlno- During the summer sew
Sral musicians of ability came to Ell
Paso to make this city their home and
nave interested themselves in the cIub
much to its qualification.
MISS Alice Hendee entertained the
: calendar club at her home in High !
land Park, Wednesday evening Tho
house was beautifully decorated for The |
occasion, with yellow and white chry- I
santhemums- Gossip" and errbroidery
! uIhlsned the amusement of the even |
ltIls' win dellghtful music rendered by |
me hosteSs- Refreshments were served |
Inc club members present we're
MISSES Altha Fruit. Sadie Kerr. Birdie :
herr, Edna Seamands, Lenoir Martin. |
irene W1mber, Elizabeth Golf. Ada /
do1f, Edna Golf The guests present /
y ere: MRS. Minnie Wandell, of wichita !
Kansas, and the Misses Katie RachelIe 4
and Sidney Ralph.
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Mrs. R NJ Harvey. Of 523 Prosnac+
venue. was the hostess of the Merry
5osslpers' club on Tuesday afternoon. /
,ancy needle work was the pastire Of
ne afternoon Miss Eunice Hamilton
lostess in serving refreshments Mrs.
y ID Griffith was a guest of the club !
rhe next meeting will be held on Octo-
t 113 Epson avenue.
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Miss Sue Lattner entertained the
5eta Beta club on Wednesday after
loon. Sewing was accomplished after
which refreshments were served.