El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-02-11

department voiced its appreciation by
] prolonged applause.
The report of the department Eomi-
/ mating committee was presented by
! Mrs. ParYin Witte. Although the
/ nominations from the floor were called
( for by the chairman, Mrs Drummer, who
{ presided, no other names were pro-
posed. The nominations as presented
are: Mrs. VIII T. owen, chairman Of
! the music department; Mrs. c. o. Ruck-
/ er, first vice chairman; Mrs. Rowland
! Gilchrist, second vice chairman; Miss
Rose Goodman, treasurer, and Miss
/ Ella Peck, secretary. Mrs. I. c. Phil
| lips, chairman of the committee on the
revision of the bylaws and constitu-
ton announced that there would have
to be revisions in the articles cover
/ ing the officers of the club and the
/ nominating committee, so that the two
perpetual honorary directors, Mrs. Olga
Kohlberg and Mrs J. Z. Townsend, ST.,
should have a vote in the proceedings
of the board of directors. Action on
these amendments Will be taken at the
next meeting Of the Cub.
Mrs. A. W. Foster. president of the
club, announced that the WOman's
club had been requested by the cham
Der of commerce to take charge of the
entertainment for the visiting women
daring the cattlemens convention and
that the chamber Of commerce had ar
ranged the reception for the visiting
women LOE the LLIbL w 6QA5EQdy All
March, which Is the regular general
club meeting day and the day set for
the annual election of officers. At her
request for the decision Of the club, it
was voted to change the election day
from Wednesday, March 3, to Saturday,
March 6, at 3 o'clock, in the auditorium
Of the high school
Miss Grace Virginia Logan announced
that the art department exhibit
of original work and entertain
ment would be given on April 6, in
stead of in March, but urged the
members to begin interesting their
friends in preparing exhibits Tor this
event Mrs. George Drummer announced
the music departments original music
program to be given Monday night
FEB. is, in the auditorium of the high
school The evening will be open to
the public. Mrs. Drummer also an
ncunced the performance Of the opera,
"Pinafore" on February p, for the
benefit of the club house fund, to be
managed by the music department.
Mrs. Drummer announced that the state
federation is very anxious to secure
suitable state song to be sung at gen
eral federation meetings and has OF
fered a prize for the best song and
music. She urged the club members
TO compete in this event
The usual routine business was
transacted, the minutes Of the previous
meeting being read by Miss Halle r.
vim, the secretary, and the treasurer's
report was given by Mrs. W. j. Cox
The program of the afternoon was
one of pleasant variety and much in
terest 1t was in Mrs. H. II. Starks
charge. The opening number was
chorus, THE Happy Song, by del
Riego, sung by Mesdames W. r. Schultz,
r. z. MOSsOn, d. c. Booth, A. DePeW,
J. J. Tyndall, Frank Eeuille, jr, II. NJ.
Hazard, Paul Heermans, Misses Anne
I Akin
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson directed the
chorus and Mrs. Frances Well played
the piano accompaniment Miss Greta
Palmer played two piano solos by Sind
ing, 'Leggiero,' and Grotesques
March" Mrs. Ralph NJ. Henderson and
Mrs. .. V Fennessy played a violin duet,
"Serenade,' by Sinding. Mrs. James G.
NlcNary played the piano accOmpani-
ment Miss Emily Kemp sang Under
the Rose" by ". Fisher, and The
Bryan played her accompaniment. Mrs. /
W. K. Brown played piano solo, Rus ]
tie OF Spring by Sinding. Walter /
Davis sang Mamma Mia Che vo' Sape?' /
by f. NutiIe, and TO You" by Obey !
Speaks. Mrs. W. r. Brown was his /
accompanist Mrs. D. V. Finnessy /
played 'Valse Triste," by J. Sibelius, 1
accOmpanist Mrs. D. V. Fennessy /
Mrs. Walter D. Howe sang 'Driftwood,'
and But Ny Bird Is Long in HOming,"
both by J. Sibelius. Airs. j. J. Pearce !
was her accOmpanist Mrs. Pearce, !
who has but recently returned to FL /
Paso, after an absence of many months, 1
was heartily welcomed with applause /
at this, her first appearance in the club 1
programs since her return. Edwin c. 4
played a piano solo, /
Spring Weather by Sinding. The Z
program closed with the chorus sing I
ng q Know a Lovely Garden" by /
THardelot. The program was very 1
well attended.
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a successful concert was given We'd /
nesday night at Temple Mt. Sinai for 1
the benefit of the furnishing fund of /
the new temple. Mrs S. j. Freuden- I
thai and Miss Rose Goodman played
piano duet. Spanish Dance" by Mosz- /
5OWski. Miss Della Rosenstein sang /
Rose Of My Heart" by Lohr and BE 1