El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-21
Musical.

The choir and Chorus of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Tues
day night at 1880 o'clock at the church,
instead of at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. c. l. Overstreet, to practice the
Christmas music for the service next
Sunday night.
A concert will be given tonight by a
number of FL PasO musicians in the
church Of Clint. Miss Lauramaude Fink
VIII sing several solos, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Young. Miss Margaret
Young viii play piano solos. Mrs Ralph
Henderson will play violin selections
accompanied by Mrs. W. R. Brown on
the piano. and Thomas A. Christian will
sing, with Mrs. Brown accompanying.
An interesting musical was given
Monday afternoon at the home of Rev.
and Mrs J. y. Abbott. on North El Paso
street, by Miss VI. TiebOut. The pro-
gram opened with a piano selection,
"Sing, Robin" by Spaulding, played bly,
Josephine Abbott Tamma O'Keeffe
played a waltz by Loeschhorn. Rather
inc ROdehaver played a waltz ny kOh-
Ter. Albert Evans played "Taran-
tella," by Heller. Virginia Cadwallader
played a waltz by Gurlitt- Mary MagOf-
fin played Mozarts minuet. Billy Ber-
rien played "Scherzo" by Schubert.
Elizabeth Pfaff played will O. the
Wisp," by Jungmann. Katherine Kill
burn played Garden Matinee" by
Friml. katherine White played
"Scherzo" by Beethoven. Virginia
Anne Magoffin played Curious story
by Heller. Elizabeth Hawkins played
Chant Poetique," by FrimL Katherine
Pfaff played Mendelssohn's Spring
by Wollenhaupt Alice Myles PLAYED
"a la Bien Aimee" by Shutti. Pearl
Ponsford played 'Valick," by Mokrels.
Madeline Fisk played Two Larks,' by
Leschetizlky-
An interesting concert was given by
the orchestra of Calvary-HoustOn
Square Baptist church the last OF the
week at Clint, Tex, for the DehellI o.
the First Baptist church at CllnI; me
members OF the orchestra were qrlNeh
to clint i'm six automobiles, the cars
belonging to Mrs. A. L. Brown, MI ana
Mrs A. s. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. ). Hlse
Myers, G. V. Nafe and barlow MOTIFS
Among those there from Ell FasO VINO
attended were: Mrs. u. ". Sarrels, Miss
Louise Sarrels, Miss NJ. s. Rogers ana
Cecil Boyd. The concert was given III
the Methodist Episcopal church at CllnL
and was well attended. FoiOWlng lne
concert program the members of the
orchestra and the visitors were served
q delightful luncheon at the home OF
Rev and Mrs. Riddle, Of the First Bap-
fist church Of Clint. Mr.. and Mrs. no
mer Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nj. jack
son assisted in entertaining. The con-
cert program included an overture,
Bridal Rose pizzicatO, sylvia
f'HumOresQue;" march, "Uplift' an
Hungarian characteristique, dance,
LA CinGuataine;" silver Threads" a
march, Guard Mount" and a patri-
otto selection, Songs Of Our Country"
played by the orchestra Mrs J. Walter
Christie sang "ROckin in de Win"
Miss MarjOry Livesly and Miss Sammie
Livesly played a violin duet Glare
Ruby sang, The Two Grenadiers," and
c. W Williams played a cornet solo,
'IE the Garden of My Heart" The mem
bers of the orchestra taking part We're:
Miss Marjory Livesly. c. r. Bills, Z.
LefkOvitz and V. D. Scott first violins;
Miss Sammie Livesly and Robert Page
Myers, second violins; c. W. Williams,
first cornet; T. PrOthro and z. Wheeler,
second cornet; V. A. COwart and W. H.
Sarrels first clariOnet; i. Wheeler, sec
Ond clarionet; Wallace Thew. flute; y
Glenn, trombone; Miss Hazel PRIEST
piano. H. d. WOOlley was the director
Of the orchestra.