El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-03-13
WOMEWS CLUB IN OPEN MEETING
ANNOUNCES FUTURE CLUB EVENTS

An enjoyable meeting Of the music
department Of the Woma7's club was
held on Wednesday afternoon in the
assembly hall of Hotel Paso del Norte.
Mrs Parvin Witte, the chairman
opened the meeting. The minutes of the
previous meeting were read and ap-
proved
Mrs W. r. Brown read letter Of
interest to the music department from
Miss HermiOne Hawkins, who IS IN Ber-
lin, Germany, studying music MISS
Hawkins said that the music center OF
Europe was Berlin She also sald LnaL
she had been able TO keep Up with the
music of the Woman's club by means OF
The FL PasO Herald
Mrs a ". Foster announced the IN
formal reception on Tuesday afternoon
March IS, when the club members VIII
be hOstesses for the women present at
the cautiemen's convention; also the
automobile drive which VIII be given
on Thursday morning, all of the women
meeting in the lobby OF Hotel Paso deI
Norte.
Mrs a. p. Ave-iT announced that the
regular meeting OF the current events
and literary department OF the club,
which was to have been held on We'd
nesday, March 20, has been postponed
AIRS. ". r Brown announced lnaI the
nominating committee for the election
OF Officers which is to be held the
first Wednesday in April, viii be com
Campbell. A ". Foster and Henry
Bowie.
Mrs. Witte announced that the sec
ond COMPLIMENTARY music recital of the
music department will be given on
March % in the assembly hall Of Hotel
FasO del NOrte. The program VIII be IN
charge Of Mrs, W W Evans assisted
The program for the afternoon then
followed. and was in charge Of Ms J.
Q. McNary.
zu-~sl eaere-
ing talk on the music of the Nlennese
period. from 1850 10 1900. Mrs. Sievers
spoke on the social conditions OF mu-
sic at this time and OF the great am
Guilty the musicians had in presenting
their work TO the public, Mozart a
German. wrote most Of the best works
in Vienna. including the famous operas
The Marriage Of Figaro and 'Ihe Mag
&c Flute she said.
Mrs. W r. Brown gave sketch Of
the life Of each composer before the
numbers were played or sung.
Mrs. Clarence d Johnson played
piano solo, NOcturne by John F1eldsi
Mrs Bertha c. Slough sang a solo.
"Che Faro Feuza Eurydice,' and was
accompanied by Mrs W. R Brown; MISS
Virginia Bean then played two violin
selections, "Andante Cantabue and
Giga-" by Tarpin. and NOcturne No. 8
by John Fields; Miss Bean was accom-
panied by Mrs V L Bean; J. G.. Nc
Nary sang Invocation, from The
Magic Flute accompanied by Mrs. j.
o. McNary.
The program was closed with vocal
solo tGuinse Alsin / MOmente,' from
THE Marriage Of Figaro" by Mrs J. J.
Raster, accompanied by Miss May Laf-
Gerty.
At the clos. Of the program direc-
tors meeting was called and the fol-
lowing women were taken into full
membership Of the club Mesdames
James z. Ely and James Hammer and
Miss Lena Heep- The courtesies Of the
club were extended to Mrs J C. GiletL
Mrs. D. r Wilkes will entertain the
Friday Sewing club this week at her
home, sos Arizona street.
A general meeting OF the Charity as
sociation is being held this afternoon
ar the charity home, .405 South Camp
bell street
Mrs. r c. Walshe. OF 1912 Newman
street entertained Informally Tuesday.
the Come and Bring Your Work club
Only club members were in attendance
After a guessing contest salad course
was served Mrs. Roy P. Grand won
first prize which was a beautiful bou-
doir cap. Mrs F. 3. Coffin Won the
consolation prize -a---l,a
Miss Sue Lattner was the hostess OF
the Beta Beta club on Wednesday az
ternOon at her home, 1114 North Camp
bell street Miss Grace Stewart was
the only non-member present The club
will meet next week with Miss Lucille
Daniel