El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-04
Won,en's Organization

The monthly board of directors ln...+-
ing of the Y. ". Z A, was held Thurs
OF the association. The meeting was
advanced a week earlier than usual
no routine reports from the various
activities Of the ASSOCIATION were reao.
10 making plans for the annual tag
day. Mrs G. A. Thumm was appointed
70 be in charge Of the tags Mrs. J. A.
5oIIer is the general CHAIRMAN Of tag
uiay- Mrs 7. W. LameE as IN charge OF
the publicity for tag day.
The business meeting Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union was
held Friday afternoon IN the 7. ". G.
a. downtown rooms. mrs horace A.
Lay the president presided Mrs. n.
L. Peck read the 37th psalm for the
scripture selection Mrs. Francis
hoDlee, the treasurer reported bal
ance of $4T65 in the treasury. Mrs.
h. L. Harris was elected delegate to
represent the FL PasO organization at
the state convention Of the w Z. u. u,
Which will be held in Gainesville, Tex
on May s. Election Of officers fol-
lowed the reports. Those chosen We're;
Mrs. L. l. Robinson, president; Mrs.
). A Potter, first vice president; Mrs.
=. l. Jones, second vice president; mrs.
.. l. Harris, secretary; Mrs. Kitty
Weeks corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Horace A. Lay, treasurer; mrs. Emma
Chaffee, assistant treasurer AT the
close OF the business, social hour was
enjoyed and a, guessing contest was
played, Mrs Emma Chattee winning
the prize for being the best guesser.
The prize was a string OF neck Deads.
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Music from three American com
pOserS will be given Wednesday after
noon at the monthly music department
meeting of the WOman's club IN the
chamber of commerce building. Gilbert
Stress, Charles Wakefield Cadman, and
Sydney Homer are the composers
chorus, ASLEEP" will be sung by mes
DANES W. D. Howe, D. Rosenstein, r.
J. Wilson, viii T. owen, Claiborne
Adams c. o. Rucker, William Graves
and Anna Hughes.
Mrs. W. D. Howe will sing "Yester-
day and Today by the same composer.
His ''WiI O. the Wisp" will be sung
by Mrs. Bertha COngdon Slough, and
Mrs. r. J. Wilson will sing "IshPar.
Parvin Witte will sing "HOw's My
Boy" and Requiem" by Sidney
Homer, and NJ. II. Lemen VIII sing
number of this composers works. Mu-
steal selections from the compositions
of Charles Wakefield Cadman will be
sung by Mrs. Leila 7. Moore, in a solo,
and a duet with Fred Billings, and in
q quartet with Mrs. A. II. GOldstein,
Fred Billings and Louis COggeshall
These will be chosen from the song
Cl ClHf DDA AAl6 VI LlLC I cdr MI o u v
Fennessy will play a violin solo, "Wah
Wah Tay See" accompanied by Mrs.
Francis L. Moore. This selection is
the musical setting for the verse
about the fire fly. from Longfellow's
"Hiawatha." Mrs. J. J. Raster. will
play a piano selection from Cadman's
composition and Miss Winifred Woods
viii play one Of McDowelPs pieces /
March Winds" The program viii
also include a chorus by Cadman,
Mountain Song" sung by the same
people in the first chorus The pro-
gram is in charge of Mrs. Francis L.
Moore. and she and Mrs. J. J. Pearce
Will be the accompanies of the after
noon.
The monthly story hour Of the camp !
fire girls will be held Monday after /
noon in the down town rooms of the |
association. Mrs. J. W. Tappan viii be I
he story teller of the afternoon. These |
monthly story hours are for both camp !
ire girls and junior Y. w. c. A. mem
lers.