El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-01
Women,s Organizations

The musical program given by the
music department Of the WOman's CLUB
! Tuesday night in the chamber of com
merce building was one of the most
creditabIe given by the department.
Mrs. Leila T. Moore and Mrs. A. II. Gold
stein were the singers Of the evening,
giving a joint recital, with Mrs. j. j.
Pearce accompanying them on the
( piano. The singers were in good voice,
and interpreted their selections with
much feeling and expression. The large
audience was appreclatIye and bOth
singers and accOmpanlst were given
quantities of beautiful floral pieces
Mrs MOOres singing in Francis
MCOre's composition, "RecOmpense' was
excellent, and the audience eucOred the
! selection heartily The final number
cult and requiring a great amount OF
execution for both voices It was rem
dered by Mrs GOldStein and Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Moore opened the program with
two songs by George Chadwick Be
fore Down" and Sweetheart" Mrs.
GOldstein sang "AIelisande in the
! Woods" (GOetz), Were [ Gardner"
(Chaminade), and 'Lieti SignOT," from
Meyerbeer's opera, The HuguenOts.'
Mrs. Moore sang the air from PUcci-
mis- opera, Madame Butterfly"
Particularly interesting features of
the program were American composers
represented in the selections the latter
part of the program being devoted al
most entirely to songs by American
composers. These were 'Wfl O the
Wisp," by Charles Gilbert Spross; 1.-The
Merry, Merry Lark by Ethelbert
/ Nevin; "What the Chimney Sang by
Gertrude GrisWOld; The Lady Picking
MulberrieS.' by Edgar Stillman Kelley;
Inter Nos by Alexander MacFayden,
which Mrs GOldstein sang, and &c
stacy" by Walter Morse Rummel;
Ferry Me Across the Water" by Sid
ney Homer: "RecOmpense," by Francis
l. Moore RI T.ar mt nv
Herman LOhr, and An Open Secret" by
huntington WOOdman. sung by Mrs.
Moore. The closing duet, The Gypsies,'
by Brahms, was sung by Mrs. Moore
and Mrs. GOldstein.
On the reception committee were Mrs
A P. AveTiu and Mrs ". W. Evans
Miss Anna StOlarOff received the guests
at the door Mrs. George Drummer, Mrs.
were the ushers.
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In preparation for the 18th birthday
anniversary tea given by the Rebecca
SIOdGert chapter. Daughters of the
american revolution, on Monday April
IL, the committees have been appoint
ed by the regent, Mrs. H. W. BrOaddus
On the receiving committee will be the
OIIlcers OF the chapter, MeSdames H.
" Broaddus, Henry Easter, c. E. Kelly
PauI Atkinson, Irving Mcneil. J. r. Nc
Leod, z. NJ. Bray and W. S. TiltOn.
The door committee will be: Mes
danes j. r. Mcleod, b NJ. q. Williams
Mary Ross Kiester and J. W. Lorent-
zen.
Presiding at the punch bowl will be
Mrs. c. r. MOrehead and Mrs. Frank
Coles, with the following assisting:
Misses Olive Davis. Hazel Davis, Lii
liam Cole, Maize Cole. Gertrude Yale,
Lemire Nebeker, Josephine WoOten,
Edith Giddings, Edna WeIbOrn, Anna
WashbUrn and r. NJ Augur
Those in charge of the birthday cake
will be Aiesdames Winston Pettus. Park
Pitman, Lee OrndOrff and EUnice
Payne
Assisting in the dining room viii be
Mesdames F. W. Brown, Harlan Evans,
J. +. Bennett, Nevin Freeman, a. But
Ter, G. c. Richerson, c. HOstetter, Bax-
ter Lewis. Nathan D, Lane. c. G. Nc
Kie. II. T. Stafford, Daniel Payne. W.
II. Long and Miss Laura Eva Black
shear.
Assisting in the hall will be the fol-
lowing committee: Mesdames c. L.