El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-25

y the committee of the woman's
- - club. which is in charge Of the
ARRANGEMENTS for the concert 10 be
given by Madame Gadski and Francis
Moore in the club building on Mesa
avenue on Dec. II, was held Friday at
the home of Mrs. Olga KohlberS, on
Corto street. Friday. The members of
this committee are Mesdames s II.
sutherland. \ ". Foster. w r Brown,
Carl Halpern, Helen Roberts. g. \
Martin. Chas- b. Stevens, r. T. stark. =
j. Freudenthal. Robt. l. Holiday, James
Graham McNary. J. j. Raster, L. =
Stewart. r p. AIOssOn, T w Lanier. J.
". Loreutzen. ID. Y. Fennessy. Victor
Moore Sidney Moore. J. J. Pearce. Roy
\ Davis. VIII T. owen. J. Rowland
Gilchrist. Walter =. Howe. Louis L.
Robinson. Frances Well. Margaret owe
Jordan and Miss Mary Morgan Inc
committee are finding that the tickets
TO the concert are much in demand and
inquiries for them have come IN from
Clint. Esleta- Las Cruces and DemInE-
\ great amount Of interest Is also be
ing shown among the music lovers OF
the military camps. Plans were st0rted
for reception to be given in the par
Tors Of the club house in honor OF
Francis Moore. who is a former FL Paso
I resident The social committee OF the
club will be in charge OF the reception
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The first program OF the music de-
I
given Tuesday night in the auditorium
of the club building on Mesa avenue.
Mrs James Graham McNary will be
the chairman Of the program and, with
Mrs. J. J. Pearce. will accompany the
! singers The first number OF the pro-
gram viii be a piano solo by Miss
Juliet Wingo. "Marchen," by Raft Mrs
Robert /. Holiday viii sing "Ecstacy,'
! by Rummel Miss virginia l. Bean
will play a violin solo. "Rondlno, by
[ Nieuxtemps. accompanied by Mrs v
2 l. Bean on the piano. Mrs A II Gold
stein viii sing The Cry or Rachei, oy
( SaIter Miss Juliet WingO viii play
ChOpin's imprOmpteau IN snarp
: minor Mrs J. J. Raster VIII sing
{ Counsel to Nina" by Wekerlis- Miss
/ Virginia Bean will play lie Nenetier."
BY Wieniawski, as a violin solo, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bean Mrs Robert l.
/ Holiday and Mrs a IL Goldstein
viii sing a duet. ~Gypsies.' by Brahms
I which viii close the program
, NJ and Mrs. J. y. Lorentzen enter
tained their friends Friday night in the
: auditorium of the Woman's club build
+ ing with a delightful song recital CIV
en- by Mrs. LOrentzen, assisted by alrs-
w. r Brown. accompanied; Mrs VIII
man +. Adams. viOlinist; Miss Mary
Frances Hays. solo pianist, and Joseph
+ II. Evans. accompanlsL
The large auditorium was filled with
/ G most appreciative audience NEiilei
J entail rugs decorated the platform IN
I q pleasing way \ very large number
; Of handsome bouquets Of flowers were
/ presented 10 Mrs Lorentzen during tle
! various numbers on the program NJ 5
J Lorentzen has a most winning ana Al
! tractiye stage presence
] one of the most pleasing selections
! on the program was Faure SdhSl@
/ Maria sung by Mrs Lorentzen. win
/ Mrs. Adams playing the Viohn ooileaSo
l md Mr.. Evans the piano accompanl-
I Mrs Iorentzen wore a most becom-
ing gown of cloth OF SILVER Illl4 So "a
, with a deep border of heavy SILVER race
} The gown was yelled with blue net
( shaded from pale blue 10 a deep tO!.S-
i The skirt was trimmed N rom 49,
! an obliQuely set uounce OF nc y -
held in place with small pink roseouus--
The gown was cut with q square AeSs>
md small shoulder puffs OF the net
pink roses were caught II the urapeI-
OF the net at the shoulder
Mrs w R. Brown, VINO accom- peil-eu
Mrs oreutzen in her singing. vas
cowned ia a pale pink tafieta bOolSe
and pointed skirt drapery, maze ON g .
skirt Of silver lace The oress VS.
r-irnu1ed with black jet, the Jet FORM
mo me shoulder straps and finishing
3 win a fringe about the upper az ~
: a bio- butterfly bow OF black lulie 49,
attached To the shoulders IN the De-A
OF the gown -,- most
warmly received in her violin selec-
lions. which were rendered win a
.-~eat amount OF ability ana llnesS-
7i~s ADAMS wore a gown OF pale blue
the skirt made of taffeta in the new
nocIetv effect and the bodice OF oIus
net over white lace Mr. Evans pIay "a
the accomplishments in most 5! mp
thetfc and acceptable manner.
Miss Mary Frances Hays maze q
most favorable impression IN her piano
solos and received numerous lloI -
bouquets. She wore gown or pe-ie
biFh waist line girdle OF black velvet
and touches Of black velvet com olneo
VIII mink roses about the V cut neck
Assisting the hostess in recelN z
/ the guests and ushering lnem 70 ~
4 s1,diforiurn seats were Misses Marion
Calnan. Frances Earle. Ethel Craw-