El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-24
Musical.

4 plano recital viii be given Thurs
day evening in the First Christian
church. at 8 o'clock by a number Of
young musicians The recital is open
to the public Iva Dell Miller will
play "Granoma's Waltz" by Streabbog,
and surprise for Papa" BY Bachman.
Laura Harrington will play When
Little Eyes Close by Rhode Thelma
Jones VIII play a Pearl" bv Behr.
"A Dialog by Rogers. will be played
by Gladys Ray Gladys Mueller will
play ~Tarantelle," by Heller Hazel
Littleton viii play a valse by Durand.
Margaret Meers Will play a waltz and
a folk song, by Grieg Dan Ella Burk
Will play GOdard's second mazurka-
Isabella Corbett will play Lacks waltz
arabesque. Sinding's Rustic OF Spring
VIII be played by Ruth Shannon. La
Won Sorrells viii play Schuett's "A Ia.
Bien Aimee. Nellie Weber will play
q nOcturne by Chopin and Miss Mary
Heermans will play an organ solo.
Hollins's Grand ChOeur" Edwin c
Knickmeyer viii direct the program
A very good program was pre-
scented as the initial public appear
ance Of the FL PasO Woman's Lyric
club Tuesday night in the First
the farewell appearance in Fl PasO
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Parvin Witte. two
musicians who have done much for
GOOD music in FL PasO. Mrs White
its organization and in appreciation of
her work she was presented with
many floral bouquets and baskets dur
inp the concert Mr. and Mrs Witte
viii leave the first of next week for
Kansas City. where they will make
their home The program presented
was in two parts. the first consisting
of two selections by the chorus. The
Toodnecker'' by Nevin a sprightly
prettv thing. sung with much spirit
and the "Nammy's Lullaby. arranged
bv Spross 10 the muse OF Dvorak's
sHumoresQue-" Mss virginia Burk
sang the aria. -'Vissi D'arte." from Ia
Tosca,'" By Puccini- Mrs. n. V Fen
messy played two violin solos, 'Can-
zonetta.' by TschaikOwsky, and Ma
zurxs." BY AIlynarskI Mrs Charles J.
Andrews sang the aria, My Heart at
Thy sweet Voices" by Saint Saens from
ASamson an Deliah-' The soloisls
we're most heartily received and all
6-esenfed with attractive floral bou-
rrats Miss Julia Pool played the ac-
cornaninents The second part OF the
program was the cantata y ndlne- ny
Harriet Ware. with the poetry oy ~
win Markham This was the lllsL
n-asentatfon here of this very musical
and poetical cantata and II made 4
most favorable impression on the au-
dience. Mrs Robert l. HoIllday ENG
49, role of ~Undine" the water nElnpi ~
and prince Hiherbrand" was sung ny
Parviu Wftte- The chorus sang lhe
--essae es Of the water nymphs and the
r. cnrireE- MIS- - - T 0elA
- ce-.' - Airs Holiday and Mr. White
and Miss Pool played the chorus and
ensemble accomplishments. The mem mem
hers of the chorus were Mes4sillles
S,--1ss T0bD Andrews. Melvin Harry
T-rrfoD. Frederick Clarence Emery,
Jobn Foster. Henry Clay Greer. August
Rsrnbardt CRUDE. Carolyn Payne fiaI-
- PM Heermans Alveh LEROY
Ksener' Frank Matthew Lynch, Robert
Pointer Nosson. Richard WILKINS New
- "a Kendrick Smith, Disney
sinh III A Taylor. Misses Virginia
B1-iz Narv sophia Gilchrist- anne Lee
Hughes. Sarah Phillip jarrett I E-l.a
johnston. Tazz(S Johnston. Kate r or
I-.-,se Marion Macpherson t.lla
Emerson Peck, Margretta. Pratt, nay nay
Pi,iiiar.. Vida Redic, Ruth hlsss 81 l
Z,1Ir Robinson The ushers Tor me
e--.1i,e were Nissas Dorothy VII
1isms Dan Ella Burk. Harriet He .'- = \
mans. Hazel Roberts, Esther 5[I.LlyISS. -
W9-ion Howe Mrs A h 1oluslellii
md Mrs. 3. N c. Williams ehaperoheu
The usherS.