El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-14
LIVING PCT URES ILLUSTRATING SONG
CYCLE FROM "OMAR'' FOLIO ART SHOW

D. V. Fennessy was in charge Of the
evenings entertainment and was as
sisted in posing the pictures by Mrs.
kinkel and Fred J. Feldman. Miss
Halle Irwin and Miss Rose Goodman,
goWned in white Greciau robes,
handled the curtains.
The opening verse, Wake, for the
sun Has Scattered Into Flight" was
sung by the quartet and posed by
Mrs Frederick George Billings.
Thomas A Christian sang Now the
New Year, Reviving Old Desires" Mr..
Billings posed Illustrating this.
Mr.. Witte sang IRAN Indeed Is
Gone"
Thomas A. Christian sang Myself
When Young Did Eagerly Frequent
Doctors and Saints"
Mrs. J. J. Raster posed for Come
Fill the Cup That Cheers"
Mr. Christian sang All Make the
Most OF What You let May Spend"
Mrs GOldstein sang When You and
I Behind the Veil re Passed
Mrs Hal E. Christie posed for the
verse, a Hair Perhaps Divides the
False From True"
Mrs Raster sang But If the Soul
Can Fling the Dust Aside" Mr.. Chris
tian, posed for the picture
Mrs Raster sang 4 Sent Ny Soul
70 the Invisible"
Mrs. Tyndall and Mrs Raster posed
for the verse Waste Not Your Hour"
Mrs. A II. GOldstein sang The
Worldly Hope Men Set Their Hearts
Upon"
Mrs. Raster sang Each Morn a
Thousand Roses" Mr.. Christian posed
for the picture.
The quartet sang They Say the
Lion and the Lizard"
Little Tommp Phillips posed for the
verse, Game Stealing Through the
Dusk an Angel Shape"
Parvin Witte sang All. FIJI the Cup"
and Mrs. Raster and Mrs. Freeman
posed for the verse, The Moving Fin
ser Writes"
ParTin Witte sang "Ah, Love, Could
You and I With Fate COnspire"
Mrs Tyndau and Mrs. Freeman
posed for the verse, And When the
Angel OF the Darker Drink" Mr.
Christian sang the verse
Mrs. Raster and Mrs. Billings posed
for the verse, Would That Some
Angel Would Arrest the Scroll"
The quartet sang Alas that Spring
Should Vanish With the Rose"
Parvin Witte sans "Oh, Noon OF Ny
Delight"
Mr.. Billings posed for the final pic
ture for the verse, Turn Down an
Empty Glass"
Art Exhibition.
The exhibition of made in FL Paso"
art and handicraft was attraCtiTely
arranged about the ballroom of Hotel
PasO del NOrte. The pictures were
about the walls and through the hall
the needlewOrk, china painting and
curios on exhibit. At the afternoon
exhibit tea, Mrs. Carl Lee Smith, the
chairman Of the art department, with
the incoming chairman. Mrs A P
Averil; the president, Mrs. A. W Fos-
ter, and the president-elect, Mrs.
H Sutherland, received the visitors.
They were assisted by Mesdames Paul
Ginther, Claude Berry, Henry Clay
Greer and w. J. Freeman. During the
afternoon, tea and cakes were served
from prettily arranged tables Mrs.
J. W LOrentzen, Mrs Hal L. Christie,
Mrs Henry Warren, Mrs Frank Sc
ward and Mrs a j. Fraser poured tea.
Tables Decorated.
One group OF tables was Ornamented
with broad bands Of yellow satin rib
bon and yellow candles in crystal
sticks with a large basket filled with
yellow California pOppies The tables
were laid with luncheon cloths en-
brOidered in blue The other group
Of tables was Ornamented with pink
ribbons and pink candles, with a long
lew bowl Of purple, yellow and white