El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-19

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set, having lived in this city for three
years. She was formerly Of Gaines
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Finale from the Symphonic Etudes.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -SchuInann
Lee Cronican
BaIlade and Polonaise- Nieu1teIlps
Florence Austin
Reading-The Witch Song -Wildenbruch
Solitude OF the Fields. Brahms
Now the Crimson Petal $3.50 t8ullt1I
Don Juan's Serenade. 800 -IschaikoWsAy
Wnmot Goodwin
Ave Maria ...---.-.- .Schubert-M ilnei
Gavotte from ''DIignon" Thomas Sarasats
Moment Musical. -sehubert-k reisler
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Florence Austin
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Lee Cronican
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Florence Austin
Farewell 20 Summer. Johnson
For He Loved Her.. X U.s.
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Kitty OF Coleraine- ;.; tn
Ballad ------.--..----- $3.50
Star Spangled Banner
Wilmot Goodwin
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The Areme club OF the e. Paso
chapter, Eastern Star, was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs Julia
A. Sharp at her home, 19 BRACES apart
ments. Miss Elizabeth Davis gave a
very interesting paper on the lie
Of Martha" The club has been
studying the points Of the star" and
beginning next meeting parliamentary
law will be added to the program,
mentarian. Another and very pretty
feature viii be added to the pro-
grams IN the future, namely making
and presenting service flags TO those
members who have relatives serving
the 'colors."
The following entertainment com
mittee was appointed: Mesdames Dor
man. Sharp, Sheay, Blimbey, De4
part, Jones and Miss Davis
New members added were Mrs Alice
McNemar, Mrs. Ben Frankel. Mrs
Martha Barrett and Miss Langston-
The hostess was assisted BY Mrs z
Jones and Mrs. Frederick Warner IN
serving a "HooveriZed" luncheon
Those present were Mrs. H S. Bur
we'll Mrs ]. Biggs. Mrs. E Blimbey,
MIS- C DeYampart' Mrs. NJ. Dorman.
Mrs. 7. Hager, Mrs. E Jones. Mrs
L Morgan, Mrs. G. Morgan, Mrs J.
y. Sanburn. Mrs. L Sheay and Miss
Elizabeth Davis. Visitors. Mrs. C. =
McNemar, Mrs. Ben Frankel, Mrs NJ
Barrett. Mrs. Friedrich r warner,
Miss LangstOn and DR.. Ida E. Bishop
The women OF the First Christian
church are doing definite Work Tor
the Red Cross, under the chairman
ship OF Mrs. G. A. Thumm, under whose
activities four circles have been
formed. Three Of these circles--the
group which meets with Mrs. ID. l.
Mulberry Of s5I4 Clifton; another,
with Mrs. G. Thumm on 1913 Nevada,
and a third, with Mrs. J. G. McGrady.
at her home on 42O0 Hastings ana
supervised by the latter-haVe Deen
doing. splendid work for many weeks
The fourth is for the entire churcn
group, who spend each Fellowship
DAY, or Thursday, working at the
church. Mrs. ". V. Davis is chairman
OF the Fellowship circle and Mrs Il
B. Homas superVises all the garments
made. Formerly they devoted their
energies to making quilts for the
Rescue home, and in sewing Tor the
Juliet Fowler Orphanage home IN Dal-
las, but Will do Red Cross, wholly, IN
future Thirty pairs Of paJamas, SIX
bath robes, "a pairs OF bed SOCKS ana
1880 surgical wipes furnished their
share OF the Red Cross wOrkshop-an
excellent showing
Colonial danes will be de regeur at
the Woman's club, Wednesday, when
Mrs. Frank A. Hughes OF the art de-
partment viii introduce a delightful
program Of ante bellum days-Amer-
lean antiques, furniture. silver and
glass. The calendared program. as
formerly announced, has been some
what changed Mrs S v. Young VIII
talk on Paul Revere silver; Mrs A.
l. Hawley will tell OF Baron Steigel
glass, and Mrs. J. II. Brombegg has
charge Of the exhibit of antique silver.
Well known club women, in powdered
wigs and full skirted, tight basqued
dresses Of long ago. Will preside at
the tea tables, and dear little Colon
ial maiden, Maxine Krakauer, is TO do
the minuet. Mrs. J. Rowland Gil
christ is to sing old favorites- The
Colonial day promises to be one Of the
most interesting yet presented.
The flourish club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. s J. FenneH' when
the study Of the allied countries was
continued Mrs. W. c. Mccormick
read an interesting article from Stod-
dert's lecture on Venice, followed BY
Mrs J. ". Kidd. who talked on What
England Has Done in the War" Mrs
Vaughn Ward read Harry LADDERS
article on what the War Has Done
for Ne Mrs. Joseph I. Dwyer was
appointed to represent the Tourist
club at the thrift stamp conference on
Tuesday. Mrs. Harry C Greer VIII
be hostess to the members at her
home on 2911 Bliss street, fortnight
hence.
Mrs. o. A. Critchett, president Of the
Equal Franchise league, requests tnat
all reservations for the birthday
luncheon, for both members and
friends, be made by Wednesday
through Mrs. l. T. Kebler- The lunch
con is to be held Thursday in the Y
W.
The Women's Auxiliary of West
Minister Presbyterian church meet
Tuesday at 2:30 p. m in the parlors
for a program In charge of Mrs. 7.
NJ. Hervey. Mrs. J. H Logan and Mrs.
Laura Mobley.
The Junior Missionary society Of
Trinity will be hOstesses Sunday az
ternoon at o'clock, Of the young
people of Asbury, East FL Paso, and
Highland Park Methodist churches.
School Notes.
a very interesting program was
rendered IN the Morehead assembly oy