El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-11-10

Mrs. A. II. Goldstein has provided
for the members of the Woman's club
a supe-lative operate program on
"RiEOletto" and Tales Of Hoffman"
for next Wednesday. It viii, in toto
be week OF choice music at the
club for on Tuesday the Mcdowell
club presents its initial entertain
ment.
Following is the Wednesday pro-
gram
Part
Opera-The Tales Of Hoffman. 1900
Offenbach
Sketch Of the Opera, Mrs. w Brown
Scinulle, Diamant- Frank Cheek
BarcarolIe. Mrs. r. T. Holiday Mrs.
Victor Moore, Quarter obllgato1
Mrs. W. T. Brown. Messrs. Andrews.
Billings. and Cheek.
Recitative and Romance, +. c.. Billings
Part
Opera-FiCOlettO -.---.--..-.. Verdi
Sketch Of the Opera, Mrs. W. r. Brown
Duo from LIST Act Mrs w. =. Howe
Mr.. Andrews
caro- Nome .------ Mrs J. 7. Raster
La uOnne e Mobile Chls Andrews
Cuartet---.Nr Holiday. Mrs. Cold
stein, ATr- Andrews Mr.. Charles
Accompanies Mrs j. i Pearce
The newly organized Mcdowell
club viii make its debut next Tues
day afternoon at $3.50. in the Wiman'S
club auditorium. The modern French
composers. Cecile Chaminade and
Claude Debussy. viii occupy the
greater part Of the premiere program.
although numbers from the American
composers. Edward 1TCDOwell-in
honor OF whom the club Is named
and Ernest Hutcheson viii also be
heard
The musical hour will include:
Prelude ------.-.-- .----.--.... Mcdowell
Miss Erua Reese.
Caprice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hutcheson
Miss Eva Crosby.
summer 1890 tllm1uade
Mrs Alex Weyand-
ALP de Ballet -.-.-.-.-.----- tl1mLuodc
Miss N1aIEare Schuster.
Song ----.....---.-.-- Chamiuade
Miss Leeper
Debussy- Life, Work and IN
ence," Mrs. J. Lee Hebbard.
Two Arabesques --.-.------- Dehussy
Miss Kathleen Farris.
Gardens Under the Rain. -Debussy
Miss Frances Earle.
(a) Soiree dams Grenade tbl Pa
CODES; Co Nfinstrels- -Debussy
Miss Nellie May Bowen.
Balauc .-----.-.----- DebusSy
Miss Winifred Woods.
The Mcdowell club IS TO stimulate
an interest in the study Of music and
TO give young musicians Of FL Paso
an opportunity 10 perform often be-
q
opinE poiss and confidence.
The officers chosen for the year
are: Chairman. Mrs. W r. Brown,
vice chairman Miss Nellie May Bowen,
secretary, Miss Margaret Schuster;
treasure. Miss Julia Pool chairman
OF programs, Miss Dorothy COngdOn-
Music lovers are most enthusiastic
in their welcome TO the latest har-
monte acquisition. in whom El Pas0
may well anticipate many Of its fu-
ture de luxe events
Mrs. Horace W. Broaddus, chair /
man Of the Red Cross bureau Of sup
plies, who has general supervision OF
all the work done here has just ap-
painted special committees for each
and afternoon. whose duties
it shall be to extend cOurtesies and /
kindly attention 10 those who would
otherwise feel strange in the busy
workshop
On Monday mornings Mrs T. j.
Beau and Mrs Z. ". Bell viii serve, ]
afternoons, Mrs Z. A. shelton and
Mrs G. T. Cole
Tuesday mornings, Mrs. James .
Brady. Mrs Florence LeBaron; after I
Moons. AIRS. T. Y. Berrien. Mrs. c. o.
Coffin and Mrs. A. And-eas.
Wednesday mornings, Mrs. c. C.
Crews and Mrs Adine It. Owen; after
Moons Mrs T. u PiclreI and Mrs W
u. llayfield.
Thursday mornings, Mrs. Mary p.
DeasOn and Mrs. Crews; afternoons,
Mrs. L. y. Washburn. Mrs. G. i.
Townsend and Mrs. r. J. Beau.
Friday mornings. Mrs g. ". CrOm-
bic and Mrs. Meta Wines.
1t is emphasized that no invitations
are necessary; all women are needed
for their country's service.
Mrs. Chas. kircher was hostess at
ler home. 1907 East Nevada street. to
he St Patrick's Altar Guild Thursday
afternoon from . till 6 o'clock Au-
-umn flowers were used in the rooms
or decoration. The women were very
lusy in preparing the linens for the
dedication of the new cathedral on
THANKSGIVING day Rev. G. @. Fruend
he pastor. with Chaplain Marley Of
fort Bliss. were guests at the meet
DE- A little contest was put before
he members. Mrs. r. A. Hauihan be-
ng the lucky one I'm drawing set OF
land crochet table mats TOwari the
lose Of the afternoon Rev Fl. Man