El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-15
Russian and Italian Music Feature
Program Giuen At Woman's Club

f., with Miss Palmer as the accompanist.
| II was well rendered, the voices blend
] ing most pleasingly.
In the accomplishments Mrs McNary,
| Mrs Brown and Miss Palmer played IN
! their usual artistic and able manner.
Preceding the program there was
J brief business session OF the CLUB. MIS-
! D. V. Fennessy. vice chairman, pre-
/ sided. The routine reports were gwen
| by the secretary. Mrs. Frederick George
/ Billings and Mrs. L. H Yale, treasurer
| Nominations for next years Officers
! Of the music department were present
! ed by the chairman OF the nominating
committee, Mrs. E II. Yale Mrs.
! James Graham AIcNary was nominated
| for chairman; Mrs. Robert L. Holiday.
! first vice chairman; Mrs r. P Mosson,
second vice chairman; Mrs. Frederick
George Billings, secretary: Mrs W van
Long treasurer and Mrs. c. j. Andrews
| librarian.
yitation to the club members TO attend
the reception to be given Friday after
noon by the FL PasO Equal Franchise
league. from 3 to ) o'clock at the Ed
son conservatory, in honor of Mrs. Mil
ton P. Higgins, and Miss Lucy Whee-
lock. Mrs Higgins is the vice presi-
dent OF the national Congress OF
Mothers Miss Wheelock is the presi-
dent OF the Kindergarten Training
school OF Boston, Mass. Both women
will speak on child education and the
school and homes part in it
Mrs. Frank w. Seward announced
that on account Of The Herald cooking
school which will be held IN the
Woman's club building the last week
of February. the meeting OF the arr
department. TO have been held FEB -,
viii instead. occur Tuesday, March 10
airs. s II. Sutherland announced the
gift of $235 on an upright piano. from
Frederick George Billings This VIII
give the club two pianos, the grand
piano for concert work and the upright
for the parlOrS
Mrs. Charles B. Stevens announced
the Seumas McManus lectures on irish
ternoon and night. The meeting was
we'll attended.
Following the meeting. tea was
served by the WOman's exchange de-
Tors. The tables were decorated with
red steamers and hearts.
Mrs. Walter Williams entertained the
KensingtOn club Wednesday afternoon
at her home on Wyoming street Red
hearts and red carnations decorated
the rooms in an attractive way. sug-
costing Valentines day. Mrs c. VIII
iiams. Of Enid, Okla, was the guest OF
honor. and other guests Of the CLUB
were Mrs. John GedeOn and Mrs w
H Williams. Among the members
present were Mesdames E E. wise
man. 7. n. Mayfield, Lee Hoskinson:
OF VintOn. n. NJ. A J. Lightfoot, u
Anthony. y. NJ. J. D. Foster and n A
Comstock Mrs. E. F. Wiseman will
entertain the club next week A
luncheon in which the Valentine idea
was used. was served by the hostess
during the afternoon
The Wade Hampton chapter No 1893
Of the United Daughters OF the Con-
ederacy. will meet Friday afternoon az
$50 o'clock. IN Trinity Methodist
church. Mrs J. Il. Harper, the presi-
dent, win preside.
The Red Clover Crochet club Will
meet Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Frank Overton. on Estrella street
Mrs. ". ]. Pickering will assist her
in entertaining the club.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold its regular meeting
Friday afternoon. at o'clock. in the
Y. W. c. A. rooms on Texas street