El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-11

1.-THE state song OF New Mexico,
Fair New Mexico" was sung by
L its. composer. Miss Elizabeth Car
rett at the meeting Of the music de-
Darrment OF the Woman's. club, W ednes-
dav afternoon in the auditorium OF lhe
First Christian church II IS one OF lhe
songs that Miss Garrett sang win much
success in san Diego, while she was one
OF the hOstesses in the New Mexico
building Of the Panama-California eN-
position.
Miss Garrett also sang La Colon
drina." by Serradel. which Is one OF
the oldest Of MeXicos songs.
The program of the music department
Wednesday was directed by MIS- Il n.
stark. and was composed principally OF
foIl songs nv various nations. sung IN
costume The opening numbers were
two piano selections, Four I'm
promptus," by Schubert and I3ren-
feIle % by ..ATOskoWski. played by Allle
Miss Minnie Bernstein. aged TO years.
who exhibited a remarkable degree OF
ability in the performance MISS W lNi
fred Woods played CHOPIN " LIZ -lt -
flat" on the piano. Mrs. " al T. ovens
wearing a red and green plal9 Glel-
garry cap and plaid waist OF M sSill.9
colOrs. sang two Scotch heloU4S9,
within a Mile of Edinboro Tow n, nE
Hook. and Coming Inro me ~
Mrs. Adine T. owen played heI pIaIlo
accompaniment. walter Davis Sa15
Come Back to Erin. by haIlldLu' -
with Edwin G kniCkmeyer playing ms
piano accompaniment Mr. Davis wore
a black costume OF the lolh century
period Miss Emily Kemp sang group
- Eav-aifau SONGS. accompanying her
self on the ukulele. The llrSt Two,
Farewell to Thee BIZ Cunha- ana
Thinking OF Thee, by NJ Maui We're
s11u.- in English. and Pau MOnala vas
sunE in Hawaiian Mrs J. L. roster ana
Thomas A Christian sang Two tuscany
songs bv Cara cclOlO. a SLrealnLel Aull
of Flowers ana nearest anu - -
Miss Greta Palmer accompanied them
or the piano. Miss Palmer ana MIS-
Foster were dressed in peasant COS
tunes. with white waists black DO
leros. yellow skirts, and small yellow
caps Mr.. Christian was also dressed
in the peasant style. with NelloW
trousers. green bolero, black cape ana
white blouse ,... 80
tune. with a single red feather IN her
hair. sang two indian songs 9y l.
Tfeurance, Lullaby. and heI Diam
ket.~ Miss Margaret Young was hsl sc
communist David Holguin. yiohnls-
pIaved q group Of Cadmans indian
songs. From the land Of the sky Blue
Water The White Dawn Is Stealing,
'-Far off ] Hear Lovers tlute, anu
The Noon Drops Low Mrs W. =
Brown accompanied him
Thomas A. Christian sang an oid
1fanx melody. II Saw Her Weep MIS-
Brown accompanied him, and also
charles x Andrews. VINO sang sally
i'm our Alley" by Carey. written about
I-I5- which represented the English
songs. Miss GeOrgina Martin cosIulreu
as a gypsy. in q red cloak. brown SKIRT
and white waist, sang Roses IN me
Garden Knowing" and "Raggie IasEle
Gypsies. Oh" representing the Hun
e-arian folk songs
The final number. Harvest OF the
sea" an old ManX fishermen's evening
b1-r7n was SUNG by a quartet composed
OF Mrs Ralph Wilson. Mrs A n. Cold
stein. Charles Andrews and Thomas A
Christian. Miss Greta Palmer was al
the piano Before the hymn, was sun
Mr. Christian explained the custom
aboard the 1fanx fishing ships, OF o.
ferina a Thanksgiving prayer before the
ships anchored on their return from a
fishing expedition
Preceding the program, a brleI pus4-
held. with Mrs. ". T. owen, the chair
man. presiding. Miss Ella Peck read the
secretary's minutes. Miss Rose Good
man gave the treasurer's report
Mrs. J. ". LOrentZen requested OF