El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-07

range the details OF the musical was
appointed BY Mrs. Lorentzen. with Mrs
r. +. Thomson as chairman and mrs
H ". Broaddus, Mrs- c. f Kelly,
as members. The committee 10 ar
range about the purchase of the bat
talon flag for the cadet corps was ap-
pointed, with Miss Ruth n Augur as
chairman, and Mrs Caroline H Evans,
Mrs y h Allen and Mrs. Louis l.
Robinson as committee members The
program for the afternoon was IN
Mrs. Burleson Staten's charge. Mrs
y H Allen read an interesting paper
on the use of the little green book
the guide to emigrants which Is pup
Ished by the D. A r. in many Ian
guages and which furnishes helpful
advice and information TO the emf
grants landing upon our shores MIS-
NJ d. Morley. of Fort Worth. played
"Polanaise." by Mcdowell. and "Hark.
Hark, the Lark" by List. as an en-
core. Mrs. \. H. Allen read the me
mortal TO the late Mrs. R F. Campbell,
one of the officers and charter MEM
bers Of the chapter. which was written
by Mrs. Caroline H. Evans. Mrs Mary
Ross Kiester, the delegate to the an
nual state convention of the state
chapter Of the Daughters OF the Ameri-
can Revolution was not able TO give
her report being unable to attend the
meeting Her report will be given at
a ldAEE OGCdSlOH-
> buriesque circus will be given by
members of the Young Women,s Chris
tian association on January Z IN the
downtown rooms Of the associaton-
The purpose of the circus is for 2
general get-acquainted party Of all
the members and to interest young
women who do not belong 10 the as
ISOLATION, in the work Of the associa-
ton. Plans for the circus were maze
at a meeting OF the members council
held Monday night in the down town
rooms Of the association MIS-. laura
Peniwe<, Ire chairman OF the coul-
ell. presided. The circus viii follow
the lines Of a general show in onr-
lesque, there will be a wild west snow
given by the camp fire girls size
shows will be managed by the Berean
class and there will he numberless
clowns and rings stunts by the var
ious members
The Christmas musical program Of
the music department of the Woman's
club will be given Wednesday AFTER
noon at o'clock, in the auditorium OF
the First Christian church. A splendid
program of Christmas music with the
"Oratorio Of the Nativity" viii be
given. in which many Of the besS mu-
sicisns Of the city will participate
Franz Hlavacek will play the vioiin
part in the trio The Alteration of the
Magi," in place Of Mrs D. V Fennessy,
who is III with the grip. Miss Julia
Pool viii have the piano part and Mrs.
J. J. Pearce the organ part The pro-
gram promises to be one OF the best
yet presented by the music department
of the club.
An informal party will be given
Sunday afternoon BY the members OF
the Temple Mount Sinai Girls
Social club for their friends in
the Sunday school room OF the church
An interesting program Of musical Sc
lections and Rotations was given. in
which the following members partici-
pated. Misses Josephine kaufman. Ida
Rosenblum- Hiida Hess, Ruth Goodman.
Elsie GOodmen, Bella Jacobs. Frieda
Jacobs. Mildred Lefkovitz, Norma Her
skovitz and Rosa Grossblatt. Light
refreshments we're served at the com
pletion of the program. Mrs Martin
Z5elonka was in charge OF the pro-
gram
Garments for the poor were made
Monday afternoon by the members OF
Temple Mount Sinai Sewing circle. at
the regular meeting held in the Sun
day school room of the temple Light
refreshments were served at the close
of the meeting The hostesses for the
day were Mesdames Edmund Dayton
Lachman. Dave Cohn. Esther Gross
blatt Martin Zielonka, Max Move, B.
Blumenthsl, A. Blumenthal and Harry
P. Barnett
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