El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-08
Women's Organizations.

The aid society Of the First Congre-
gational church held a business meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. o. ". Kerr and planned for
May bazaar. TO be held at the home Of
Mrs. Charles B. Stevens. A social time
and refreshments followed the meet
ing. There were present Mesdames
Miles Hanson, r McCbomh1. W. L.
Steward, V. NJ Brown, j. +. Daniels,
G. f. Hawks, NJ. $. Russell, r. L. Co
nant, G. Henning, Miss NJ Burdick. b.
Daniels and Miss B. White.
The DOrcas class Of the First Bap
list Sunday school met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. A Potter,
in Palms court. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Potter, assisted by Mrs.
j. II. Hirt and Mrs. L. NJ. Kossman.
Those OF the class members present
were Mesdames H. +. Harris, J. j.
| Gibson, 5. Wamack, Paul owen, II. +.
Marlin, J. A. Harding, W. DOrsett, ].
Mccarthy, n. Tast. Olive Ashcroft W.
r. Adair, W. A. Halle and the visi-
tors were Mesdames J. ii. Hirt, G. r.
Hunt and L. NJ. KOssman.
The Shaksperian program OF the
I College Woman's club will be given in
the music room OF the FL Paso School
for Girls Saturday afternoon at 3
o'clock A quartet composed OF Mrs.
| Walter n. Scott, Mrs. Rowland Gil
christ Mrs. II. c. Greer and Mrs. +. c.
| Emery will sing some selection from
the incidental songs in Shakspere's
plays Miss Julia Pool viii accompany
the quartet. Mrs. J. NJ Frank will talk
on the work Of Shakspere. A folk
dance, THE Pipes Of Pan" will be given
in costume by three girls from the
esthettc dancing classes Of the physical
/ training department Of the high school,
Misses Dorothy VOllertsen, Marion Cal
nan and Frances Oppenheimer Miss
Ida Hunter will accompany them on
the piano. Mrs. Walter II. Scott VIII
sing 1T was a Lover and his Lass,
and duet will be sung by AE's. Scott
and Mrs. H. c. Greer Mrs Irene Shir-
! ley Frickleton viii igve Portia' s
speech. "The Quality Of Mercy" from
! Shakspere's Merchant Of Venice"
The music department Of the WOman's
I club will hold its final meeting for this
year next Wednesday afternoon at )
! o'clock in the First Christian church
composers viii be given. Mrs George
J Drummer is the program chairman.
/ Miss Winifred Woods viii play two
] piano solos. "Barcarolle" and "a Music
[ Box" by LiadOw. Mrs Walter H Scott
! viii sing a soprano solo, Lately in the
! Dance j Embraced Her" by ArenslSy.
/ Mrs. D. V. Fennessy will play two violin
solos. a mazurka by Mlynaraki and a
| canzOnetta by TschaikOvsky. Mrs. II.
! il. Stark viii sing Farewell Ye Hills"
from Jeanne d. Arc" by TschaikOvsky.
! Edwin c. 'Knickmeyer win play a pre-
] Jude by Liadow and "Valse Capri
/ cieuse." by GrOdzky, on the piano. Mrs.
] j. ]. Raster will sing "Springtime Of
| Love-" by Moskowsky The chorus of
/ the Palovetzian maidens, from the
opera "Igar" by BOrodine. will be
sung by the music departments chorus.
directed by Mrs Parvin Witte. Miss
l Margaretta Pratt will sing the incl
dental mezZo soprano solos in the
4 chorus The chorus Is composed OK
{ Mesdames F. c. Emery, Henry Clay
: Greer, Ray X. Smith. Paul Heermans,
/ II. II. Burton, August CRUDE, R. p. Mos
] son, Disney Smith. H. A. Taylor, r. W.
Newton, A. L. Keener, T. NJ Lynch;
/ Misses Vida Redic. Margaretta Pratt,
/ Sophie Gilchirst Belle White and Viz
] ginia Burk Parvin Witte will sing "A
! Dissonance" and THE Sleeping
/ Ts.incess," by Borodine. The high school
I orchestra viii play a selection, which
{ viii conclude the program