El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-12-14

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w gram of the music department
of the Woman's club was de-
7 voted 10 French and Slavonic COM
rosers- The music was capably pre-
scented and while the themes were a
little new and therefore more or less
strange TO the majority of the audience
they formed most interesting enter
tainment-
\ very delightful feature was the
! participation in the program of 50 many
Of the younger generation. high school
! boys and girls. The high school chorus.
directed by Miss Bessie Hall and accom-
! panied on The piano by Miss Eva
| Crosby. sang the opening cDorus. IN
I Siberia by Ivan AleXejewitch- Then
] three high school girls played as many
OF Claude Debussy's compositions
] Yvolne Baber played ''Cathedrale
| Englontie." Winifred Woods played
'Golliwog's Cake Walk" from the
"Children's Corner" Frances Earle
played "JardinS sous Ia Pluie" The
nlsh schooIs boys slee club sang The
Convoy, by julius lvanOvich Bleich-
man, with Miss Hall directing and
Frances Earle playing the accompani-
ment- The boys in the glee club are
henry PEARSON, Joe Finley; Don Fin
ley, Willard Brown. William Bias,
Chandler Prude, Francis Broaddus,
Arzie Beauchamp. Franklin Williams,
Harold DePew, Hubert Sharp and sam
Marshall
Two very beautiful selections.
L Enfant Prologue" by Claude De-
busy and z psraphrase on the Rus
sian folksong. 'Troyka,- by William
dered by an orchestra directed by Mrs.
J. NJ Richmond
Miss Henrietta Buckler sang two !
groups OF songs. with Winifred Woods j
nnNa in
lecuons were Anne des Iris by /
Rhene-Baton; II fest to. lie charmant /
rossignol." by a Gretchaninow- Pen /
daEt le bal" by Compte A /
BY P Tschaikowsky, and lie Nil" by 4
Xavier LerOux- Miss Mary Morgan was /
the program chairman for the day.
Preceding the program the officers
reports Of the music department were
gwen and number of announcements
we're made Mrs. Olga hOhlberC gave
the financial report of the Gadski-
Moore concert. While all the ticket I
! ~ - slis nave nor Yet been reported so
lar $500 was taken in The contract
with Madame Gadski provided that she I
was to have guarantee of $3.50 and I
- percent OF everything over $3.50 So :
me club VIII have realized profit on I
the concert Of S431. with a possibility
of little more when the ticker returns
are completed
Mrs 5. J. Prudential. the music de-
utes OF no hats and of not seating |
'ersonS while the program numbers
> ere IN progress, would be in effect : 2
~ music department programs. Mrs.
Feudentnal announced the concern to !
Dc gwen IN the club auditorium on the
5Nenlng OF December Is. under the !
-HSplces OF the music department. Nv /
us. Georgia Richardson Baskerville.
u Detroit Mich, pianist Mrs BasIy- |
erViile VIII arrive in FL Paso. Monday. !
. spend Inc Christmas HOLIDAYS with J
Ter husband. Cant Baskerville CON,
nander OF the First Michigan amin
9hce company She Is in charge OF
ne piano department Of the YDsilantI I
observatory OF music of Michigan
ms season she has played five CON
ertos with the Philadelphia SYMPHONY
Ichestra and the Detroit Symphony
rchestra- Assisting in her co1ce-+
VII be Corp Chester H. Miller. the
Opuldr baritone of the second peurev-i
ania field artillery.
Mrs freudenJhal requested that al
MEMBERS OF the club who have music 9
elonglnS 70 the music deDarfrDeu+ - ! c
urn this 10 the club Friday rnor1f,s- { q
ne librarian OF the department Ms d
". Lyman, viii be at the club build
lusic. ei4S
Mrs. :. H Sutherland announced the
lrchase Of guest book for u-on,fne-,r p
isitors signatures She extenfied ~ c
ehalr OF Mrs Horace A C6ouinard an
lH4tetlon 10 visit the exhibition of her
IN N htIhes, now IN progress in the arr y
aLery OF the club building The ~ / a
ioll VIII continue until Friday even 81
The woman's exchange Of the o1,,h
lHducleo bazaar of fanc- work and
ONE made culinary articles. in Ire Of
al OF the club, before and after lie p
-oSram. : Ii