El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-27

! 1ings: secretary. Mrs. ". c Haden:
/ treasurer. Mrs. Herman Andreas.
An outline OF the years work fol-
lows:
October 8. Miscellaneous. director,
Mrs. Win T. owen
October %. organ Recital. St
Clements church, p M George
November y. Oriental music, direc-
tor, Mrs. Warren Small
December q. piano recital George
Daland. Sis D. m
December 10. children's program,
I director. Mrs. Charles 3. Stevens.
January Is, Folk songs OF America
and allied nations. director. Mrs.
March 10, operetta. director. Mrs.
w. D. Howe.
! April "A. links. for members only:
director MIS-, w. R, Brown
Literary Work.
The department OF literature and
current events viii be held on the
third Wednesday OF each month.
The officers are: Mrs. A. s Peat
ross chairman; Mrs Volney N.
Brown, vice chairman. Mrs. A E.
Sigal. secretary; AIRS. 7. ". Williams.
treasurer.
Reviews for the club win be given
by Rev. Dwight J. Bradley and Rabbi
Martin Zielonka- including the study
Of prose and poetry OF American, Eng
D
ana RUSSIAN writer's
October IS. From Out OF the
Shadow" by Rose Cohen. win be dis
cussed by rabbi Martin Zielonka
November 10. Conrad IN Quest OF
His Youth" BY Leonard Nerrfck. with
Introduction by J NJ Barrie, viii be
reviewed and discussed by Rev.
Dwight 7. Bradley.
December IT, Changing Winds" by
st. John Ervine- a novel dealing with
the Irish question and the Sinn-Fein
movement, viii be reviewed by Mr..
January q. Francois vilIon. his life
and times, with reading from his
ballads. viii be discussed BY Mr.
Bradley
February. IS. More Nostrum." by
Nincente BlaEco lhameZ. the most re-
cent novel by the noted Spanish writ
er. VIII be reviewed by Mr.. Bradley.
March II, Small Souls" by Louis
Couperus.
April q, AN American Idyl" By
Cornelia stratton Parker. VIII be re-
viewed by Mr.. Bradley
To Have Art Exhibit.
The Department OF Art VIII meet
the fourth Wednesdays and the Off
GERS are: Chairman. AIRS. J. z.
QUAD: vice chairman. Mrs. ". II.
Aldridge; secretary. Mrs. 7. u. Love:
treasurer. Mrs. Frank A. Spence.
October %. the organization win
discuss art in the public schools and
have an exhibition from public schools
Of Washington, p. c.
There viii be music and a lecture
by Mrs. T. n. Corrington.
The hostesses are to be Mrs. Otis
Coles and Mrs George Daland-
November IS. Civic Art viii be dis
cussed and there viii be music and
lecture by Mrs. Stanley Bevan-
The hOstesses are TO be Mrs. Carl
Price and Mrs. o. IT. Palm
Deem Der 81. an exhibition OF
copies OF the old masters by the late
Carroll ReclzWith viii be held and
there will be music.
January % IS to be Rembrandt
day" and. besides the usual music.
there win be lecture by Mrs. r. ".
Dudley.
Mrs. W. p. Smith and Mrs. Herbert
D. Fields viii be hostesses-
February %, Kenyon Cox pictures
viii be shown. Music viii also fea-
ture this meeting and there viii be
a lecture by Mrs. W. Fl. AldridEe.
The hostesses are to be Mrs. Ben
Lewis and Mrs p, A. .Henning.
Georgian period" music and a lee
ture by Mrs. J. T. Ely viii make up
the program Mrs James Vance and
Mrs. c II. Finley are TO be the host
esses.
April IS An exhibition OF photo
graphs OF American paintings. loaned
by the Detroit Publishing company.
viii be the feature
Mac DoreH Clubs Program
The Mcdowell club. the first aux
Hilary Of the Woman's club OF FL PasO.
has as its officers Mrs. w. r Brown,
chairman. Miss Nellie May Bowen,
vice chairman: Miss Florence Crissey.
recording secretary; Mrs. W. T. Pons-
ford. corresponding secretary Miss
Julia Pool treasurer: Mrs. D. L. Pick
ems. assistant treasurer; Miss Kath-
leen Faris, Librarian Mrs. Bryan n.
Brown. chairman OF social committee;
Mrs. Oscar Lesser, chairman Of con-
certos; directors. Mrs. James G. Nc
Nary. Mrs Frances We'll. Mrs Sid
new ". Moore. Mrs. Charles J. An