El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-29
BUSY WEEK FOR SOCIETY WILL OPEN
WITH CONCERT BY THOS. A. CHRISTIAN
FORMER I'll Pasoan and a grea

FORMER El Pasoan and great
a favorite in musical circles.
L n Thomas A. Christian, will give
a recital Of songs on Tuesday night, at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Davis, 625
West Boulevard. under the auspices Of
the womans board of directors of the
FL Paso School for Girls. The recital
is open to the public. Mr.. Christian
lived in FL Paso for some time and his
splendid rich baritone voice was heard
TO advantage at many 0f the music
programs Of the Woman's club a year
ago and at numerous recitals and con-
certs i'm the city. He was director for
the First Presbyterian church choir
for some time before his departure for
Colorado. David Holguin viii play
several violin selections. Miss Greta
Palmer. Mrs. James Graham McNary
and Mrs. W. r. Brown will be the &C
cOmpanists.
Another musical evening that prom
Uses much pleasure Will be an evening
OF folk songs, to be given Monday night
by the young womans guild OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church. The
singers will be in costume appropriate
for the folk songs.
There will be a number Of dances
through the week. Manchester Grove
OF the Woodmen Circle is giving an
Informal dance for It's members on
Thursday night in Odd Fellows hall
The usual Thursday night dance of the
West Ysleta Country club VIII be held.
The Bohemian club, which is composed
Of boys Of the school crowd, will enter
tain on Friday night with a dance in
the Elks' club house and there Will be
the usual weekend dance at the FL
Paso Country club Saturday night
The Young WOmen's Christian assoc
citation members are to hold carnival
on Thursday night in the down town
quarters The annual demonstration
of the physical training department
work OF which Mrs. Margaret kinnon
Stevens has been the director, will be
riven in connection with the carnival
A number Of surprises are being
planned for the carnival and it viii be
a big event in the week for the asso-
citation members
The high school juniors or the NJ
Sigma class as they are now called,
will enjoy a picnic all day Saturday at
Tlueco Natural Park and this event
is being eagerly anticipated by the
boys and girls Of the class
Saturday viii be the marriage date OF
Miss Emilia ArellanO to joaquin ferra-
zas, which will occur in the Holy Fam
flv chapel. Miss ArellanO is the daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Lorenzo J. ArellanO,
who belong to an old and prominent
family of northern Mexico.
The Pioneer Bridge club viii be en- !
tertained on Monday afternoon by Mrs. /
W. J. Quigley, who, though not a mem |
Der Of the club, is hostess compliment |
tary to the club members. Mrs. Claude |
shelton will entertain the Ebeu Bridge /
club Monday. Mrs. S. c. McVey VIII be I
the hostess for the Merry Maids ana /
MatrOns club on Wednesday.
The Eta Pi Bridge club will be en- I
tertained by Miss Ella McNiel on Satur- |
day.
Mrs. William Lindenthall, of Chicago. |
will be the guest OF honor at a bridge /
party to be given by Mrs. A Blumen- /
thai and Mrs. B. Blumenthal on Thurs !
day.
The final meeting until next October, /
Of the Woman's club, will be held We'd !
nesday afternoon IN the auditorium OF 4
the First Christian church. The pro- !
gram will be in the hands Of the social \
OF which Mrs W. r. Brown /