El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-01
Musical For Benefit of French
Orphans Promises to Be a Treat
, By DOROTHY D. Johnston

nHE beautiful home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Schwartz, 1901 Mesa ave
nue., viii be the scene Of an IN
usually lovely artistic and social
event. on Saturday, when Miss Wini-
fred Woods. assisted by Helen Cooper
williams, soprano. will appear in re-
cltaI, for the benefit Of the College
Woman's club French orphans sdop-
ton fund Mrs. ". 3. Foilett is ae-
companist Miss Woods, who is a re-
markably gifted young musician. is a
pupil Of Miss Mary Goodbar Morgan,
and prominent in the Mcdowell club
personnel Herself OF French ex-
traction, Miss Winifred has long
wanted 10 make some individual gift
10 the children "over there" who live
in daily terror Of cannonading from
al sides and bombs from airplanes-
Most Of them have not seen their
fathers for years-many of them
never viii, the latter having willingly
paid the sacrifice for their country.
And the only bright spots in their
lives come from these American god
parents" and their gifts.
lfrE. Williams delights TO sing for
such q cause and her glorious, vibrant
voice viii be heard on the morrow,
in 1lassenefs ARIA de Salome" from
the opera Herodiade, which gives
scope for her splendid training The
program starts at $3.50 p m, Miss
Woods giving the following excellent
y arranged numbers.
Carnival Op- 2---.-----S chumann
Preamble. Fierrot; Arelquin, Nalse
Noble. Eusebius, Floreston, Co
ouette.
waltz, nat -.------------..C 1opln
La Campanella. -.-----..--.-.-D LIST
BarcaroIla in F sharp. -Lladow
Lotus Land Cyril scott
Ballade ---------.-- -DeDussy
Arabesque en- forme d'Etude- go.
Observation-Disclosures Lesehetlzky
shadow Dance
The event offers n rare opportunity
70 help the devastated country that has
had to bear the brunt Of the first
days OF the war, together with Bel
GUM Admission is but 50 cents
FOR the Refreshment Unit Merchant
lunch room. Thursday was the big
gest day so far. about $50 being
taken IN The tables were beauti-
fully decorated, due to the kindness
Of J. A. Thornhiu Of Thornhiu
Nursery, who donated large punches
OF pink sweet peas. and Koue's Floral
company. who were generous with
pink and red carnations. A menu Of
veal loaf, pot pie and brown gravy,
spaghetti and cheese, Spanish style,
hot biscuits and butter. Waldorf
salad, marshmallow jello and coffee
was served. Owing to the Illness Of
hrs. Howard Coffin, her mother, Mrs
Charles Henning, sergeant for the
day, was unable to serve but her cor
porals, Mrs Paul Heermans and Mrs
Frank Turner. under the supervision
Of Mrs. J. L Campbell. captain, were
successfully assisted by Mesdames
Harry Schultz, W. H Loretz, J.
= Piatt, A H Butler, ". A
white. h Z Robinson, r. S
Cooke. Loeb 7. Tucker, H. G. Clunn,
A J. Strayer. y. RAIDER, Ona Childers,
Robert Roche, J. H. Grant. P. A Hsz-
1ard and Christeen Garlick at serving
the tables and booths.
Friday Mrs. .. R Wilkes, who was
70 serve Monday. served as sergeant
her able corporals. 2rs. J. r Robert
son and Mrs. II. P. Carlock, with their
respective units, Misses Alma Nc
Crummen. Edna Earl Douglas, Ella
Ezhouey, Fora Coggin. Gladys Cog
gin, Esther Harrington, Mrs. Jack B.
knight. Mrs Robert Harrington, Mrs.
John EcCabe. Mrs. L Gamble, Mrs. G.
C. Roberts. Mrs. T. II Tounner. Mrs.