El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-04-13

OF the incoming chairman for the
coming years work.
The program Of the afternoon con-
sisted Of Russian compositions. Mrs
George Drummer was the program chair
man. The rostrum was decorated win
potted Easter lilies and Gala lilies.
Miss Winifred Woods played the open
ing numbers Of the program. THESE
were Liadows "Barcarolle' and "A
Music Box" Mrs. Walter Scott sang
Lately in the Dance / Embraced Her,
by Arensky. Miss Sue Mayfield played
her piano accompaniment. Mrs. ID. y.
Fennessy played two violin solos,
maZurka by Mlynaraki and a CANON
eta, by Tschail1ovsky Miss Julia Pool
played her piano accompaniment Mrs
II. II. Stark sang TschaikOVsky
Farewell Ye Hills" from Jeanne
dare" with Mrs. W. r. Brown playing
her piano accompaniment Edwin c.
Knickmeyer played two piano solos A
prelude by Liadow and a "Nalse Cap
ricieuse." by Grodsky. Mrs J. J. kas-
ter sang "Springtime Of Love by
Moszkowski. Mrs W. r. Brown played
her accompaniment. Parvin Witte sang
"a Dissonance' and The Sleeping
Princess" by Borodine. George New
ell played his accompaniment
The chorus Of the club sang the
chorus Of the PalOvetzian maidens,
from Borodine's opera "lgar-' the
chorus was composed Of Mesdames F..
"
smith. Paul Heermans, H. II. Burton,
August CRUDE. r p. Mosson, Disney
Smith, H. A. Taylor, R. w. Newton, A.
J. Keener, T. NJ Lynch; Misses Ned2
Redic. Margaretta Pratt, SOPHIE
Gilchrfst Belle White and Virginia
Rurk. Miss Margaretta Pratt sang
the incidental mezzO soprano SOLOS IN
the chorus. Mrs Parvin Wltte directed
and the piano accompaniment was
! played by Miss Julia Pool
At the close Of the program the De
partment gave Mrs. owen rising vote
of thanks, in appreciation OF her ei-
ficient work as the department chalr-
man for the past year. rising vote
OF thanks was also rendered lhe peo-
pie outside of the club who have as
sisted in the program and work OF
the department
The women's auxiliary CT the Grand
I View Baptist mission met at the chapel
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Eta keea
/ conducted the Bible study on the book
Of First Samuel. The poem, NC
/ TriumDh Of David" was read by MIS-
! / W. Earle. Mrs. Jose Jackson gave
| fine treasurer's report. The meeting
was well attended. a social was an
nounced to be given on saturday an
/ ternoon at the home or Mrs keha wa
! fer. 29l2 Frankfort street for the sun
| day school members and their lrlehus'
=
The Rebecca Stoddert chapter Of the
! Daughters Of the American heVoIuuOh
/ will entertain with a reception IN non
or OF the incoming officers on the an
ernOon of April % by 4:3O TO b;Su
o'clock. at the home OF Mrs. G. f. Kelly,
on Mesa avenue. About 300 INVITATIONS
have been issued for the affair. 'Ihere
, will be an entertaining musical pro-
gram and an especially pleasing enter
| tafnment feature will be an oriental
scarf dance by a group of Sirls from
the Lamar school
The Wednesday Embroidery club met
At the home Of Mrs Charles Heidrick
Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent in needle work,
after which a two course luncheon was
served. The table was decorated with
a crocheted basket, filled with pink
| and white carnations tied with bow
! OF tulle Pink and white candles We're
will entertain the club next Wednes-
/ day.
/ The art department Of the woman
] cNlb will give a unique program next
/ Wednesday, afternoon as the final de-
/ partment meeting for the year The
art of esthetic dancing viii be the
! program topic and it win be illustrated
! with esthetic dances The meeting
/ will occur in the ball room Of the
| Elks' club house and viii begin at
| o'clock Mrs. W. r. Brown is the pro-
gram chairman and she viii be as
| sisted by Miss Georgina Martin.
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In the program Of the meeting Of
the aid society of the First Methodist
church which viii be held Friday af-