El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-29

matte feeling. Her encore was II I
Were Bird" a quaint, dainty compo-
sItion which she handled capabiy. Mrs.
Pearce accompanied her IN her usual
finished and caps bic way
Miss Juliet Wingo opened the second
part OF the program playing ChOpin's
lmprompteau in c sharp minor"
which she performed in very salts
Tying manner.
Mrs. J. J. Kaster's beautiful voice
delighted the audience in Wekerlin's
Counsel TO Nina" Her encore was
Happy Song. by Del Riego The
audience wanted still more but had TO
content themselves with her bowed
I thanks Mrs. James Graham McNary
played her accompaniment.
The closing number of the program
was duet, The Gypsies.' by Brahms.
sung by Mrs Robert /. Holiday and
Mrs A II. Goldstein. with Mrs. = T.
Pearce at the piano. The voices blended
most pleasinely in this number and IL
was very cordially received by the
Mrs. z. H Yale and Mrs. Win #.
owen took the tickets at the doors and
the audience was seated by the follow
ushers; Misses Frances Foster. SybiJ
Mundy-
The tickets for the concert 10 be
gwen Dy Madame johanna Gadsl-i and
Francis Moore. at the Woman-s cIrb
on Dec II, may be exchanged Tor re-
served seats on Friday. Dec. 8 az
kyans drug store All unsold tickets
and the money for those sold 1nuSr no
returned to Mrs Olga Koblbera- the
Chairman. soc West Boulevard. ON
W ednesday- Dec 6, So that the club
VIII Know how many tickets to place
on public sale The club wishes the
pubilc 10 know that no persons VIII be
ADMIRED into the auditorium during
NUMBER on the program, so il behooveS
everyone to be on time Also no women
wiz ne permitted to Wear hats during
the concert These announcements
We're made by Mrs. KohlberE at the
concert given by the music department.
Tuesday night
\ an-HeIenic chapter OF the ma
tional Pan-Hellenic cOuposed Of COLLEGE
sororities. was organized Tuesday m
ternoon at the tea rooms on Montana
street The meeting was called by the
Alumni chapter of the Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority and Mrs Frank Feuille ir OF
tnis sorority. presided. II was decided
that the officers of the society should
be selected from the following sororf-
ues. president. Zeta Tau Alpha sorority;
vice president Dalta Delta Delta cor
responding secretary. Delta Gamma. re-
cording secretary. Kappa Kappa Gam
ma; treasurer. Pi Beta Phi Each
sorority represented viii form an
alumni chapter of their own members
and then elect from them the one to
serve as an officer of the Pan-Hellenic.
\ committee was appointed TO frame
The bylaws. on this committee are
Miss Claudia Brshm. of the Alpha Delta
Ii- Mrs Harry Ponsford. of the Alpha
Phi; and Miss Louise Sistermans. Of the
Ihi Mu sorority Miss Alma Jones of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority was
made temporary secretary and all
members of college sororities that are
affiliated with the national Pan-Hellenic
are requested to send in their ines to
he ~ Ia 81 nj Hrlrra n
the business meeting refreshments were
scrved- The next meeting viii be held
IN the Woman's club on the first Thurs
GAY IN January. The members OF the
alumni chapter of the Zeta Tau Alpha
sorority present were Mesdames Frank
Feuille- jr-. Lsngford J. Locke, Percy
McGhee. ir-. Misses Mabel O'COnnor,
Grace Flick. Elsinor Shelton and Milda
Connolly The others present and their
SCrorities are Miss Claudia Brain.
Alpha Delta Phi; Mrs Harry J. Pons-
Kappa Alpha Theta. Miss Louise Sis
fermans. Phi Mu; Miss Alma Jones.
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Mrs Kenneth
AIlcCallum. Delta Delta Delta; Mrs. n.
Everett Long, Chi Omega ana Miss
Lottie Harris. Pi Beta Phi
Circle one OF the aid and missionary I
society Of the First Baptist church met I
at the home Of Mrs 7. NJ Rigdon on I
3iasOffin avenue. Tuesday afternoon ,
Two chapters of the study book South !
American Neighbors." were led by Mrs. /
Rigdon, who presided over the meeting.
Those taking part in the program 4
were Mesdames J. F Williams, T. - !
Williams. a. Z Pike, 4. r Schourup. !
Howard Thompson and Miss RebeccG |
Thompson. AT the close OF the program /
Miss Alice Bishop played two piano |
solos \ social hour follwed and re- 1
freshrneuts were served There were /
- members present
The regular monthly meeting Of the F
Business Women's club VIII be held
Monday evening. At the down town
rooms Of the Young Women's Christ .
ian associa ton. The members viii D.
nave supper together at $50 o'clock. /
After this there VIII be short Christ J
mas program and a social hour. y i
business meeting viii close she eve 3